Bushnell Will Lead Career Services

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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NORTH MANCHESTER - Elizabeth J. Bushnell, Winona Lake, will direct Career Services for Manchester College, effective immediately. She has served as associate director, leading a successful grant-funded internship program and launching several career programs for students. She succeeds Stuart Jones, who was promoted to dean of enrollment.

Bushnell, recipient of the Governor's Award for Tomorrow's Leaders, co-founded the 850-member Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana. She also is a contributing writer for Fort Wayne Woman magazine.

She has a bachelor's degree from McDaniel College, a master's from Bowie State University, and multiple certifications in her field.

Bushnell will build on the success Manchester College grads find in furthering their careers. More than 97.5 percent of May 2006 grads had jobs or were furthering their education within six months of receiving their diplomas. For more about the college, visit www.manchester.edu

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NORTH MANCHESTER - Elizabeth J. Bushnell, Winona Lake, will direct Career Services for Manchester College, effective immediately. She has served as associate director, leading a successful grant-funded internship program and launching several career programs for students. She succeeds Stuart Jones, who was promoted to dean of enrollment.

Bushnell, recipient of the Governor's Award for Tomorrow's Leaders, co-founded the 850-member Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana. She also is a contributing writer for Fort Wayne Woman magazine.

She has a bachelor's degree from McDaniel College, a master's from Bowie State University, and multiple certifications in her field.

Bushnell will build on the success Manchester College grads find in furthering their careers. More than 97.5 percent of May 2006 grads had jobs or were furthering their education within six months of receiving their diplomas. For more about the college, visit www.manchester.edu

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