National Kidney Foundation of Michigan
Elizabeth Sensing currently serves as Program Coordinator II at the National Kidney Foundation of Michigan, a position held since November 2019. Prior experience includes roles such as Master of Social Work Intern at Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County, Admissions Officer at Madonna University, and Recruiter within the Jesuit Volunteer Corps Northwest. Elizabeth's background also encompasses various positions focused on social justice, sustainability, and community service, including experience as a Refugee Resettlement Assistant at Catholic Social Services Alaska and an Education Intern at the Grand Rapids Public Museum. Elizabeth holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Science in Sustainable Business and Spanish from Aquinas College.
National Kidney Foundation of Michigan
Since 1955, the NKF of Michigan, Inc. (NKFM) has led the fight against life-threatening chronic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and kidney disease. We have enhanced the lives of many Michigan residents through our prevention programs and patient services. Our efforts have also changed legislation, ensured quality care for patients and advanced medical knowledge. We have informed the public about kidney and urological diseases and increased awareness of the critical need for organ and tissue donations. The mission of the NKFM is prevent kidney disease and improve the quality of life for those living with it.