Amy Strang Hermann is a project coordinator for the Office of Social Health Sciences and Programs where she oversees convening and events for three grant initiatives, including the Wisconsin Partnership Program. In this role, she provides direction and support to shape and advance the Wisconsin Partnership Program’s expanding convening framework, including community outreach, events and learning opportunities for Wisconsin Partnership Program grantees, applicants and other partners.
Amy has a strong background in project management for global health programs. Most recently she served as senior project manager for epidemic preparedness and response at PATH where she developed and managed multimillion-dollar work plans and contracts, facilitated procurement needs for project teams, and ensured technical and programmatic compliance across the portfolio. She earned her bachelor of arts from UW–Madison and is currently pursuing her Master of Public Health (MPH) with a focus in infectious disease epidemiology through Johns Hopkins University.