Kate Flack has spent the last decade in organizational leadership, program design and implementation, research, nonprofit advocacy, and fund development. After completing her undergraduate studies at the University of Virginia, she worked with an international health and development organization to increase access to dental care for rural communities in Honduras. She came to West Virginia to pursue her master’s degree in public health at WVU and discovered a love for the state (and for a certain Mountaineer who is now her husband, Adam). Kate and Adam have three young children, Atlas, Arden and Anna Laura, and two WV brown dogs, who keep them active and constantly vacuuming.
Kate Flack
