United Way of Greater Cleveland
Joy M. Kiser possesses extensive experience in library science, writing, and community resource specialization. Currently serving as a Community Resource Specialist for Health Care & Behavioral Health Programs at the United Way of Greater Cleveland since February 2016, Joy M. Kiser also contributes as an author for Princeton Architectural Press. Previous roles include Librarian at Brown Mackie College-North Canton, Advancement Research Specialist at Kent State University, and multiple writing/editing positions at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, demonstrating a strong background in communication and research. Joy M. Kiser’s educational qualifications include a Master of Library Science from Kent State University and a Master’s Degree in Art History from Case Western Reserve University.
United Way of Greater Cleveland
United Way of Greater Cleveland is mobilizing and empowering Greater Cleveland residents to help break the cycle of poverty. We seek out our community’s most critical problems and work to solve them by connecting people, dollars, and services.