The Ombuds Blog: Experienced Ombuds Moves to University of California Davis

May 31, 2016

Experienced Ombuds Moves to University of California Davis

Katherine Greenwood, CO-OP, who has been an Ombuds at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Denver for the past two and a half years, has been appointed the new Campus Ombuds at UC Davis. She takes over a program that was established by Susan Park in 2013.
In addition to her recent Ombuds work, Greenwood has been an executive coach and consultant, and was a transactional an in-house attorney for two decades. She earned a BA and JD from Tulane University and a PhD from Pacifica Graduate Institute. She has been an active speaker and volunteer with IOA and Cal Caucus. Greenwood starts June 1, 2016. (LinkedIn.)

Related posts: University of California Report on Protest Policies Reaffirms Role of Ombuds; UC Davis Appoints First Ombuds; UC Denver Hires New Ombuds; University of California President Endorses Ombuds Offices; UC Davis Expands Ombuds Office; University of California Protects All its Ombuds Under Updated Sexual Misconduct Policy; Job Posting; UC Davis Ombuds Posts Mid-Year Report.

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