EAST LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety (MSU DPPS) is excited to welcome Jaclyn Sayen as its first Community Liaison Coordinator. Sayen began her role with the department in November. Sayen was born in Hancock, Michigan and later moved to Okemos. She received a Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Tourism Management from Grand Valley State University, a Graduate Certificate in Sport Coaching and Leadership, and a Master of Arts in Education from MSU. “Being the first Community Liaison Coordinator carries some weight and expectations,” said Sayen. “Through community engagement, we intentionally create interactions that build and strengthen trusting relationships and give those we serve a glimpse at our humanity, vulnerability, passion and […]
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