Karen Miller
Director · Presbyterian Retirement Communities Northwest Foundation
Director at Presbyterian Retirement Communities Northwest Foundation. Listed as an officer, director, or key employee across 3 organizations on the Form 990 record.
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Karen Miller is an experienced leader in higher education administration, having served in various senior roles focusing on human resources, risk management, and legal affairs. She held the position of Vice President for Human Resources and Chief Risk Officer at Middlebury College.
Her career is marked by a commitment to building organizational capacity and enhancing leadership within educational institutions. Prior to her roles in higher education, Miller practiced corporate and real estate law as an attorney.
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- Senior Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, Morehouse College (current role after Middlebury)
- Vice President for Human Resources and Chief Risk Officer, Middlebury College (until February 2021)
- Academic Dean and Associate Professor, Atlanta's John Marshall Law School
- Vice President and General Counsel, Morehouse College
- Vice President of Administrative Services, Morehouse College
- Senior Vice President of Administration, Morehouse College
- Chief of Staff, Morehouse College
- Chief Operating Officer, Morehouse College
- University of Georgia · Doctoral Candidate, Institute of Higher Education
- Harvard University · Juris Doctorate1982
- Emory University · Bachelor of Arts1979
- Spelman College · Manley Scholar
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