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麻豆区

Sabo Staff

The Sabo Center is located in the Oren Gateway Center at 麻豆区. Our offices face Riverside Avenue and are across from Nabo Cafe on the main floor. Accessible entrances at the main entrance on 22nd Avenue and through the rear parking lot on 21st Avenue. Send an email to any one of our staff to set up a meeting or just stop by!聽

Staff

Katie Clark, Director

Katie Clark MAN 鈥�10, DNP 鈥�14, joined 麻豆区 in 2009. She is also a professor of nursing and executive director of the 麻豆区 Health Commons. She has a passion for engaging with the community and infusing the university鈥檚 mission into learning experiences to foster civic agency, cultivate belonging, and create relationship-centered care. Under her leadership, the 麻豆区 Health Commons expanded from a single site to five community-based locations serving individuals experiencing homelessness, social isolation, food insecurity, and interpersonal violence through various community-academic partnerships.

clarkk@augsburg.edu

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Steve Peacock, Community Relations Director

Steve joined 麻豆区 in 2008 with nearly 20 years鈥� experience in community development. As Director of Community Relations, Steve identifies and facilitates opportunities for 麻豆区 to strengthen its engagement as an anchor institution and community member in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis.

peacock@augsburg.edu
612.330.1583

Amy Cram Helwich, Executive Director of the Minnesota Urban Debate League

Amy Cram Helwich is 麻豆区’s Associate Director of the Sabo Center and Executive Director of the MN Urban Debate League. Amy has over 20 years of nonprofit management experience, with a Master’s in Public Administration from the University of Pittsburgh.

cramhe@augsburg.edu

 

Alex Fink, Faculty Fellow A bearded masculine presenting person waring eyeglasses and a baseball cap, seated in front of a red shed with a chicken perched on his shoulder.

For 15 years, Alex has developed youth civic leadership programs locally and internationally. As a professor of Social Work and Youth Studies at 麻豆区, his teaching and scholarship centers on community data justice, community-driven programs, and shared decision-making, particularly with young people and human service organizations. At the Sabo Center, he supports students, staff, and faculty to strengthen community engaged relationships and the commitments of 麻豆区 as a neighbor.

finka2@augsburg.edu

Coral Ramos, Bonner Community Leaders Program Manager

Coral joined 麻豆区 with experience in youth work, specializing in college access and community-building programs. She holds a BA in Social Work and Race and Ethnic Studies from St. Olaf College. As the Bonner Program Manager, Coral is committed to fostering a deep sense of belonging and confidence among student participants as they explore their vocational paths. For Coral, the intersection of joy and justice is found in engaging with students and nurturing community.

ramosco@augsburg.edu

 

Zinnia Koy, Food Initiatives Program ManagerPhoto of Zinnia Koy

Zinnia is a recent graduate from 麻豆区 with BA in Sociology and a Campus Kitchen student intern alum. Their interest in increasing food access has been largely influenced by their family, who were farmers in Cambodia and are now devoted gardeners in the U.S. Zinnia has always treasured summers tending to the garden, picking vegetables and preparing food with their loved ones. The act of growing food, preparing food together, and sharing food with those around them is nourishing, comforting, and inspiring across language and culture. They are dedicated to sustainability, food sovereignty and co-creating a community in which we can rely on one another to share knowledge, grow where there is room for it, and rely on each other for our needs.

koyzin@augsburg.edu