MU Professor one of 25 members appointed to Illinois Juvenile Justice Commission
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Amy Mazzotti is known throughout the Decatur community as an ambitious, inspiring and genuine leader. Her successful business, A-Team Bootcamp 360-Athlete, has over 500 members who work out with her and her husband every single week. The popularity of the bootcamp spread so quickly that Mazzotti currently has a waiting list of people who are eager to reach their fitness goals under the guidance of the duo.
Millikin University's Organizational Leadership degree program is a newer area of study that meets the needs of employers in all types of organizations.
Recent Millikin University graduate Philip Ganley '17 was among 10 recruits who were sworn in as new Decatur Police Officers in the city council chambers at the Decatur Civic Center on Jan. 4.
Decatur natives Jennifer Rose and Jennifer Yeakley finished what they both set out to accomplish, a bachelor's degree.
Rose and Yeakley, along with their fellow organizational leadership (OL) classmates, recently earned their degrees from Millikin University this past December. While earning a degree was the ultimate achievement, the journey to get there is what helped them grow immeasurably.
Millikin University, in collaboration with the Macon County State's Attorney's Office and the Andreas Foundation, are pleased to announce that the new Macon County Teen Justice Program will be operated and managed by Millikin University starting August 1, 2017.
Jan Coventry's journey to earning her bachelor's degree from Millikin University has been 40 years in the making. She attempted a few semesters of post-secondary education at Millikin in 1976 but stopped after starting a full-time job; she promised herself that someday she would finish and earn a degree.