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NEW ORLEANS - Coastal Carolina University women's soccer forward Megan Brouse, has been named second-team All-Sun Belt Conference, it was announced by the league office Monday afternoon.. NEW ORLEANS - Coastal Carolina University women's soccer forward Megan Brouse, has been named second-team All-Sun Belt Conference, it was announced by the league office Monday afternoon.

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Humphrey School alumnus Kelly Asche (MPP '12) is a research associate with the Center for Rural Policy and Development. Photo: Brady WilletteKelly Asche (MPP ’12) knows from first-hand experience that rural Minnesota often is the canary in the coal mine, alerting the whole state to looming issues such as workforce shortages, lack of affordable housing and immigration reform. As a research associate with the Center for Rural Policy and Development, Asche studies topics of importance to rural regions. He is building a data site to make information on population, income, migration patterns, and economic trends more readily available to policymakers in rural areas. Asche has observed the growing economic divide between urban and rural communities in Minnesota, but he also has witnessed that some rural regions are leading economic growth. “There is a diverse range of challenges facing the entire state, and they have different impacts on rural communities,” he said. “These places need to take charge of naming their own unique solutions.” Asche grew up in Hancock, Minnesota, and attended the University of Minnesota, Morris before moving to the Twin Cities. “I ran a coffee shop, toured Europe, worked on political campaigns and for a nonprofit organization,” he said. “I decided I disliked advocacy but loved policy and data.” He then came to the Humphrey School to earn his Master of Public Policy degree, where he met “the late, great Gary DeCramer,” a long-time, beloved Humphrey School professor who had represented rural southwest Minnesota in the State Legislature. “We had a blast waxing poetic about small town life.” Asche and his wife decided they wanted to live in a lower density area, so they moved west to New London. He worked with the Center for Small Towns before taking his current position. “Obviously, rural areas have become much more of a focus since the last election,” he said. “The rural narrative is used to represent many different things, and it’s easy to exploit.” Asche says the Humphrey School helped him navigate the complicated scenarios of rural life. “The Humphrey School taught me how to employ a multi-factor focus to analyze the kind of complex problems rural communities are facing, and to communicate concisely and precisely about them.”

Humphrey School Alumnus Kelly Asche Helps Rural Communities Thrive

Kelly Summers teaches in many areas of Family History. She is an Accredited Genealogist® with credentials in US Midwestern, US Pacific, Spain and Mexico. She received her Master’s degree in Educational Psychology, with an emphasis in Instructional Design and Educational Technology from the University of Utah. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Family and Community History, from Brigham Young University. She has taught at Brigham Young University for more than 13 years and is an experienced genealogical researcher in Latin American (including Brazil), Southwestern European (Spain, Portugal, Italy & France), Scandinavian countries & East Asia (China, Japan & Korea). Her research interests lie in kinship research in primary source documents and rural community reconstruction. She also has an interest in the historic role of textiles in the lives of women.

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Chairman—SASC Subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Capabilities Mark Kelly, D-Arizona Responsibilities Kelly chairs a Senate panel that oversees the programs, and policy decisions related to intelligence, counterterrorism, and homeland security. In addition, the subcommittee addresses the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, along with illegal drugs, terrorism, and information warfare. Political/Professional Career Flew the first of four missions into space in 2001 aboard the shuttle Endeavour. Retired from the Navy and NASA after commanding Endeavour’s final mission in 2011. A Navy captain, aviator and test pilot, Kelly flew multiple combat missions in Operation Desert Storm. Made two deployments on the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Midway during the Persian Gulf War. Flew 39 combat missions. Formerly an aerospace consultant and executive, Kelly served on the advisory board of Boom Technology. He also co-founded World View Enterprises, a Tucson-based, near-space exploration and technology company. In 2017, he registered Kelly Aerospace Consulting, an Arizona-based LLC he formed for his speaking engagements and other related work. Author of several books, two of which he wrote with his wife, the former Arizona Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. She was shot and nearly killed in an assassination attempt in 2011 that claimed the lives of six people. Co-founded the nonprofit Americans for Responsible Solutions, an organization and political action committee aimed at reducing gun violence. A junior senator, Kelly is up for re-election in 2022. Background Education Naval Postgraduate School – M.S. in aeronautical engineering (1994). Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, NY – B.S. in marine engineering and nautical science. Graduated with honors in 1986. Personal Mark Edward Kelly was born on Feb 21, 1964, in Orange, NJ, to Richard and Patricia (née McAvoy) Kelly, two retired police officers. His identical twin Scott Kelly is also a retired astronaut. They are the only siblings to have both traveled in space. He lives in Tucson with his wife Gabby. They have two daughters.