Alumna Kellyn Holliday embraces the analytical side of social work with help from UMSL

Linda Wells-Glover; David Morrison

Alumna Kellyn Holliday embraces the analytical side of social work with help from UMSL

Linda Wells-Glover, David Morrison

University of Missouri-St. Louis

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Abstract

Kellyn Holliday shows off some fresh vegetables from the “Garden of Hope” outside her office at the Housing Authority of St. Louis County. Holliday, a 2014 BSW graduate who works as the organization’s public housing services coordinator, helped start the garden to give public-housing clients another community food source.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Aug 31 2018

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Social Work

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Alumna Kellyn Holliday embraces the analytical side of social work with help from UMSL

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