David Kline
About David Kline
David Kline serves as the Executive Director at Academic Partnerships, where he has worked since 2020. He specializes in promoting online educational programs at Northern Kentucky University and has extensive experience in enrollment management.
Work at Academic Partnerships
David Kline has served as the Executive Director at Academic Partnerships since 2020. In this role, he is based in Louisville, Kentucky, and focuses on promoting online educational programs offered by Northern Kentucky University. His responsibilities include participating in education fairs and setting up information tables at hospitals and community colleges to inform potential students about available programs.
Education and Expertise
David Kline holds a Master's degree in Human Resources Management from Webster University. He also earned a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts and Sciences from Bellarmine University. His educational background equips him with the knowledge and skills necessary for his current role in higher education administration and enrollment management.
Background
Before joining Academic Partnerships, David Kline worked at Bellarmine University for 18 years, focusing on enrollment management. His extensive experience in higher education has provided him with insights into student needs and institutional goals. He has built a network of collaborations with community colleges across Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia.
Achievements in Education Promotion
David Kline actively promotes Northern Kentucky University's online programs, including nursing, healthcare, and MBA degrees. He participates in industry conferences, both virtually and in-person, to share information about these programs. His advocacy for asynchronous learning supports working professionals seeking to advance their education while managing their schedules.
Community Engagement
David Kline engages with local communities by collaborating with community colleges to promote educational pathways such as the RN-BSN, Respiratory Care, and Health Science bachelor degrees. His efforts aim to make educational programs financially attainable for students and professionals, enhancing access to higher education.