Kaitlyn Zastrow
Kaitlyn Zastrow brings strengths in research, organization, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication. Her social work background supports a thoughtful, person-centered approach to understanding complex issues and identifying practical solutions.
Ms. Zastrow’s areas of interest include program evaluation, public policy, organizational improvement, and community-based research. She is particularly interested in using research and evaluation to strengthen human service programs and inform effective policies and practices. Her academic training emphasizes macro social work, advocacy, and organizational and community leadership.
She has experience in human services, program implementation, research and evaluation, and working with youth and families. Through previous social work and professional roles, she has supported program activities, collected and analyzed information, developed educational resources, and collaborated with professionals and community members. She also brings experience in peer support, leadership, and communicating with individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Education
Ms. Zastrow is pursuing her master’s degree in social work with an organization and community leadership concentration from Michigan State University. She earned her bachelor’s degree in social work, with a minor in interdisciplinary studies, from Saginaw Valley State University.
Also Notable
Ms. Zastrow was consistently recognized on the President’s List at Saginaw Valley State University. Her additional academic and professional experiences include advocacy-focused scholarship and training in human services and interdisciplinary practice.
