Ann Miller
Ann Miller is an Administrative Secretary for the National Resource Center of Native American Aging. She provides administrative support to the Center, which includes budget tracking, travel arrangements and assisting with grant applications and needs assessments.
Prior to joining the Center, she spent 15 years working for the Minnesota Historical Society at the James J. Hill House in St. Paul. She also served as the program director for the Arthritis Foundation in Georgia. Miller received an associate of science degree from Roane State Community College in Oak Ridge, TN.
Established in 1980, the Center for Rural Health is one of the nation's most experienced rural health organizations. It has developed a full complement of programs to assist researchers, educators, policymakers, health care providers and, most importantly, rural residents to address changing rural environments by identifying and researching rural health issues, analyzing health policy, strengthening local capabilities, developing community-based alternatives, and advocating for rural concerns.
Projects
Presentations
- How To Talk to Your Doctor
Presented by McDonald, R., Ludtke, R., Baker-Demary, T., Ruliffson, K., Miller, A., LaBelle, J., Charles, G., Easley C., Mokuau, N., & Browne, C. on
Apr 30,
2008 at the Administration on Aging Training and Technical Assistance Forum and 30th Anniversary Celebration, Prior Lake, MN.
- Identifying and Addressing Chronic Disease Among American Indian Elders
Presented by McDonald, L.R., Ludtke, R., Baker-Demaray, T., Ruliffson, K., Fasteen, D., Gattis, M., & Miller, A. on
Apr 29,
2008 at the Administration on Aging Training and Technical Assistance Forum and 30th Anniversary Celebration, Prior Lake, MN.
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