Alpaugh ScholarsLeadership Program
The Alpaugh Scholars Leadership Program provides a unique opportunity for Greater Cincinnati educators to interact with community leaders from throughout the region.
Brittany Angilecchia
Sarah Beischel
Katie Colonel
Doug Davis
Brooke Decker
Elena Halbeisen
Nancy Hands
Brindi Hellinger
Elizabeth Rutherford
Angela Achor
Sarah Beischel
Molly Burke
Katie Colonel
Tina Conrad
Doug Davis
Brooke Decker
Kristen Fouss
Katherine Gregory
Kathy Griggs
Nancy Hands
Brindi Hellinger
Emily Holmes
Emily Huff
Gina Johnson
Faith Nixon
Sharon Peters
Roberta Phillips
Elyse Rieder
Elizabeth Runnels
Elizabeth Rutherford
Cathy Schuster
Lauren Gentene |
Steve Prescott |
Faren Hill |
Heather Campbell-Lieberman |
Jeremy West |
Scott Toon |
Kimberly Mack |
Adrienne Martin |
Danny McCrea |
James Zoller |
Jesse Kohls |
Christa Buchholzer |
Alexandria Behne
Sarah Beischel
Sheena Dunn
Andy Farfsing
Jeff Groh
Cash Hayden
Lizanne Ingram
Thomas Kresyman
Marie Miller-Steffen
Jared Oubre
Courtney Reece
Colleen Williams
Jennifer Williams
Jon Wilson
Past workshops have been held at unique and inspiring venues, including:
- American Sign Museum
- Cincinnati Observatory
- Findlay Market
- Cincinnati Public Library’s MakerSpace
- Cincinnati Museum Center
The Alpaugh Scholars PD Series consists of four in-person workshops held in the fall and spring. Each workshop focuses on a different topic related to economic and financial education and is hosted at a different educational location within the Greater Cincinnati area. Educators receive site-specific resources to enrich their classroom teaching, as well as financial literacy materials from the Alpaugh Family Economics Center.
Participation in the Alpaugh Scholars Program comes with several benefits, including:
- Professional Recognition: An official Alpaugh Scholars Certificate recognizing completion of the program
- Continuing Education: CEU contact hours to support professional development requirements
- Stipend: A $100 stipend (Amazon gift card) for attending three out of the four workshops
- Professional Acknowledgment: An email of recognition sent to the educator’s principal or supervisor, highlighting their commitment to financial literacy and professional development
- Public Acknowledgment: Inclusion of the educator’s name on the Center’s website as an Alpaugh Scholar
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with educators, community leaders, and financial literacy experts
The Alpaugh Scholars Program is open to all educators in the Greater Cincinnati area.
To become part of the Alpaugh Scholars cohort, register for the workshops at www.uceconcenter.com
The Alpaugh Leadership Program is made possible through the generous support of the Alpaugh Family Foundation
