Kathy Walter-Mack currently serves as the chief of staff and associate vice chancellor of human resources at Metropolitan Community College, an instituion she has helped re-engineer to meet the financial challeges of the recent recession by executing the strategies of the chancellor and board of trustees. These efforts have included, developing new processes, aligning cost to revenue and reducing operating expenses. Alongside her work at the college, Kathy Walter-Mack has volunteered with local organizations such as the Kansas City Hospice.

1. Kathy Walter-Mack

2. Introduction
 Kathy Walter-Mack currently serves as the chief of staff
and associate vice chancellor of human resources at
Metropolitan Community College, an instituion she has
helped re-engineer to meet the financial challeges of the
recent recession by executing the strategies of the
chancellor and board of trustees. These efforts have
included, developing new processes, aligning cost to
revenue and reducing operating expenses. Alongside her
work at the college, Kathy Walter-Mack has volunteered
with local organizations such as the Kansas City Hospice.
Those whose loved ones receive assistance from Kansas
City Hospice & Palliative Care speak highly of the quality
care given by staff and volunteers.

3. Kansas City Hospice
 Although the hospice can always use trained professionals,
anyone with a heart for service can make a positive difference for
those with serious illnesses and their families.
Volunteer opportunities at Kansas City Hospice range from
working in the Top Drawer Resale Shop, where proceeds benefit
the hospice, to spending time with patients either in the hospice
or at their homes. Those good with clerical work can volunteer in
the office, and individuals who enjoy cooking can assist with
meal preparation for patients.
For more information about these volunteer positions and other
opportunities to give back, visit www.kchospice.org. The site
includes a volunteer interest form which can be filled out and
submitted. For more information, call 816-276-2640.