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Introducing Allie Ney

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Hello Everyone!

I am Allie Ney, the new Tigerhawk Connections Learning Center (TCLC) Coordinator. I have worked at the TCLC Program since February of 2017. I am originally from West Union, but now reside in Hawkeye, Iowa. Currently, I am attending Upper Iowa University to receive degrees in Business Administration and Human Resources Management. I plan to graduate by December 2020. One thing I have always loved about the TCLC program is having an impact on the next generation. Being able to see each individual student grow throughout the year is very rewarding. I am excited to take on this new role and continue to grow my passion for leadership. 

If you have any further questions, feel free to contact me at (563) 379-0629 or visit our website.

Thanks,

Allie

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