Kathryn Kuhn serves as the Special Advisor to the President at the Medical College of Wisconsin, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping strategic government initiatives that intersect higher education, healthcare, and biomedical research. With her extensive background as a lobbyist, Kathryn has a...
Kathryn Kuhn serves as the Special Advisor to the President at the Medical College of Wisconsin, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping strategic government initiatives that intersect higher education, healthcare, and biomedical research. With her extensive background as a lobbyist, Kathryn has a proven track record of leveraging federal and state government resources to enhance human health outcomes through innovative educational programs and cutting-edge research initiatives. Her expertise in public policy is complemented by her strong communication skills, enabling her to effectively advocate for the college's mission and objectives.
In her current role, Kathryn is instrumental in identifying and pursuing strategic opportunities that align with the Medical College's goals. She actively engages with key stakeholders, including government agencies, healthcare organizations, and academic institutions, to foster collaboration and build coalitions that drive impactful change. Her leadership is evident in her involvement with various boards, including the Milwaukee Academy of Science, where she chairs the Governance Committee, and the Public Policy Forum, where she contributes to shaping educational policies that benefit the community.
Kathryn's commitment to cancer research is reflected in her past leadership roles with the Wisconsin Comprehensive Cancer Council and the Association of American Cancer Institutes. Her ability to connect diverse interests and facilitate dialogue among public and private sectors underscores her effectiveness as a relationship builder. With a focus on strategic communications and media relations, Kathryn continues to advocate for policies that support advancements in healthcare and education, ensuring that the Medical College of Wisconsin remains at the forefront of biomedical innovation and public health advocacy.
