Danielle Murphy is a dynamic professional with a diverse background in healthcare, higher education, and emergency communications.
After working as a 911 dispatcher for the City of Lansing and Ingham County, Danielle started her career in education, working with graduate students in the College of Engineering at MSU. It was in this role that she discovered a passion for helping adult learners be successful. While pursuing a Master of Arts in Higher Adult Lifelong Education from Michigan State University College of Education, Danielle moved into a role in the medical schools, working with resident physicians. Within this role, Danielle was able to leverage her ability to problem-solve and navigate working with community partners throughout the State of Michigan and emerged as a leader and mentor for her colleagues.
During the pandemic, Danielle decided to return to school and is currently in her third year in the Higher Adult Lifelong Education PhD program in the College of Education at Michigan State University. Her research and career interests include education policy implementation, program evaluation, research-to-practice community-based programs, adult learning, rural education, and equitable access to education.
Today, Danielle leverages her multifaceted expertise in her commitment to excellence, problem-solving, and dedication to enhancing educational efficiency. She offers a unique blend of skills and experience that make her an asset in any endeavor.