Katy Hogan

Katy Hogan is the senior manager at Partnership for Public Service. Katy previously worked as a program assistant for the National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) at the American Councils for International Education. In this role, they assisted with general management and administration for the NSLI-Y, a U.S. Department of State-funded program that administers 600+ scholarships annually to U.S. high school students to travel abroad to learn critical languages. Katy also counseled parents and families on common concerns associated with studying abroad, including sexual harassment overseas, LGBTQ concerns, obtainment of visas, and overall student safety and well-being.

During the NSLI-Y scholarship selection process, Katy evaluated 35-40 applications weekly, assessed applicants for adjustment potential and motivation to study language, and made recommendations to management during final scholarship selection. Katy also tracked 1200 applicant files during selection process, certified eligibility, tracked changes, and prepared files for selection. In addition, Katy coordinated efficient and organized post-program language testing for 600+ students and alumni annually, distributed results letters and certificates to participants, and synthesized results into reports.

Katy also managed logistics for 2-4 events monthly, including catering, securing space, preparing materials, and event set-up. Finally, they assisted in management of alumni relations with 3,000+ members of NSLI-Y alumni network by selecting alumni for special opportunities, assisting with event logistics for annual alumni conference, and by escorting alumni around Washington, DC while in the area for conferences and workshops.

Katy Hogan completed their undergraduate studies at The Ohio State University, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. Katy then went on to complete a Master of Public Administration at the John Glenn College of Public Affairs at The Ohio State University. Katy also holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Affairs from The Ohio State University. In addition, they have completed a 30-Hour Coaching Certification Program from the National Association of Colleges and Employers.