Kimberly Howard
Biographical Statement:
Kimberly Howard (Kim), MSW, APSW has over 17 years of professional experience in the social service field, to include medical social work, mental health, non-profit development, leadership, and management. Currently, Kim works in the role of an outpatient clinic social worker and as a therapist in private practice.
Kim is an Advanced Practice Social Worker. Kim received her Bachelor of Social Work from Concordia University in Mequon and her Masters of Social Work in Loyola University Chicago. Kim has dedicated her career to helping others and hopes to influence the next generation of social workers.
Position Statement:
It is my honor to share with you my passion for social work and what influenced my decision to seek NASW president Elect. First, I believe my years of experience and my time served on the board has prepared me to serve in this position. It is one of my greatest desires to
- Promote the profession of social work,
- To create and maintain professional standards for social workers
- Enhance the professional growth and development of our members
- To give voice to all social workers
I look forward to having the opportunity to
- Represent the organization and profession and serve as a spokesperson.
- Take an active part in the planning process.
- Offer a broad knowledge of programs, policies and implementation strategies.
- Any additional ways to serve
Marc Seidl
Biographical Statement:
My name is Marc Seidl and I currently work for Brown County Health and Human Services Department in the Child Protection Initial Assessment Unit as a supervisor. I have been with Brown County for 10 years and prior to this I worked for 5 years in Outagamie County also in Child Protection. I earned my Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Social Worker from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay. I grew up in Algoma along the Lake Michigan shoreline. I currently reside in the Village of Allouez with my wife, our seven year old daughter. I also serve on our Village’s Parks/Recreation/Forestry Committee and the Village’s Ethics Board.
Position Statement:
Giving back to the social work profession is something that I believe is vital to the continued growth and success of our profession. I can think of no better way to give back than to serve as President-Elect of the Board of Directors. Throughout my career the best outcomes I have seen for the clients I serve has been when people come together to collaborate on a common goal - which is what I see as the purpose in the board. A group of dedicated professionals coming together to advance the goals of the Social Work profession and improve access for our clients.