Deborah Rose-Milavec
Joint Vice-President

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Master’s
Degree in Theology
- United Theological Seminary, Dayton, Ohio, 1999.
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Bachelor’s
Degree in International Studies
- International Diplomacy, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, 2006 (Summa
cum Laude).
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Lay
Pastoral Ministry Program, Archdiocese
of Cincinnati, 1994-1996.
Selected Accomplishments
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Spearheaded
the first Shelby County Coalition to address the challenge of
homelessness. Helped to build a
community-wide partnership of politicians, commissioners, city officials, the
business community, law enforcement officials, judges, social service agency
directors, housing authorities, churches, education officials, and interested
citizens.
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Established
the first transitional housing program in Shelby County, Ohio.
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Increased
income at domestic violence prevention agency by more than 350% through the
acquisition of new sources of revenue at the federal, state, and local level.
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Launched
first coalition to coordinate a county-wide response to intervene and reduce
domestic violence.
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Played
key role the first diversity task force bringing key players to the table to
address sensitive issues such as racial profiling, immigration, and discrimination.
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Organized
and raised funds to construct the first public library in Russia, Ohio.
Professional Experience
Director
of Youth Services
Southwest Ohio Workforce Investment Board –
Cincinnati/Hamilton County, Ohio
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Directs
support programming for at-risk youth seeking educational preparation, life
skills, vocational training, leadership development, and employment.
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Builds
community partnerships and strategic alliances supporting at-risk youth through
support services, education, training, and adult mentoring.
Program
Director
Brighton Center - Newport, Kentucky
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Directed
Retired Senior Volunteer Program and Kentucky Seniors Saving Medicare
Program.
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Recruited
new volunteers and originated new high impact sites mentoring at-risk youth, restoring
the environment, and assisting low income families with basic necessities.
Program
Director
American Friends Service Committee - Dayton, Ohio
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Implemented
new program coordinating large scale community efforts to support efforts to
build international peace and oppose war, address race relations, end hate
crimes, eliminate environmental racism, promote civil liberties, and other interconnected
social justice issues. Conducted highly successful
humanitarian aid campaign.
Executive
Director
New Choices Domestic Violence Prevention Agency and
Shelter – Shelby County, Ohio
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Increased
vital services to women and children by over 350%.
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Developed
the first transitional housing program in Shelby County, Ohio.
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Spearheaded
the first Shelby County Coalition to address homelessness.
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Initiated
coalition to coordinate a county-wide response to intervene and reduce domestic
violence.
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Served
on legislative committees at the State level to monitor and effect progressive legislation
for the reduction and elimination of domestic violence.
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Modernized
and streamlined all systems related to fiscal operations, data collection and
reporting, employee training and quality standards, board development and
strategic planning, and public relations and education.
Executive
Secretary/Teacher/Lay Minister/Data Review Specialist/Parent/Community Leader/Construction
Business Partner
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Partner
in full time business for over 20 years.
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Executive
Secretary to President and Vice-President.
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Full
time mother of five children.
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President
of the Library Association pioneering the construction of the first library in
Russia, Ohio.
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First
female president of a rural catholic parish council.
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Religious
education teacher for junior and senior high students.
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Lay
minister in the Catholic Church.
Publications & Major Presentations
è Martin Luther King Jr.: Legacy of Love.
Presentation at celebration on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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The
Life of Dorothy Day.
Presentation for Church Women United Annual Meeting.
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A
Community Response to Domestic Violence. Region wide training on domestic violence and
community response.
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Remember
My Name. A dramatic presentation
of the victims of domestic violence who lost their lives.
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Herstory. Presentation about local women in history for
YWCA.
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Bringing
Healing and Hope. Symposium on domestic violence for law
enforcement, social service agencies, court officials, health care workers, and
the general public.
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Breaking
the Barriers: The Faith Perspective on Domestic Violence.
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Moving
Forward-Looking Back.
Symposium on the progressive trends in services for victims of domestic
violence.
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Women
and the Bible.
Presentation for Church Women United, Piqua, Ohio.
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The
Women of the Didache.
Master's thesis presented and defended at United Theological Seminary.
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The
Didache: A Community of Equals. Paper presented at the National Society for
Biblical Literature.
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Women
in the Didache.
Paper presented to the College Theology Society.
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Woman
is Your Name.
Central America Report.
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An
American Priest Comforts the Outcast and Dying of Honduras. Catholic
Telegraph. February 16, 1996. pp.10,11.



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