Michelle Haub is the Special Programs Leader, which provides direct oversight to Meadowlark Parkinson's Program and Meadowlark Memory Program. Her responsibilities include to lead the Parkinson’s Core Team, Memory Program Core Team, organize, supervise and assist with current and new program development for both programs, manage the Parkinson’s Lending Library, coordinate facility and community-based education programs, assist in the organization and facilitation of the Speedy PD 5K/10K Race for Parkinson’s and the Pig Out for Parkinson's.

Michelle completed her Bachelor of Arts in communication sciences with an emphasis in disorders from Fort Hays State University in 1993. She earned her master’s in speech-language pathology from Fort Hays State in 1994. Michelle has worked as a speech-language pathologist in Junction City, Kan., Conway, Ark., and Topeka, Kan.

In 2005, Michelle began working as a speech-language pathologist at Meadowlark. The Parkinson’s Program development was added in 2006. She is a co-developer of the Brain Fitness Gym, a program that occurs twice a week on the Meadowlark Hills campus that provides opportunities for participants to exercise their minds through computer and video games, social games, and brain-teasers. The Memory Program began in the fall of 2015.

Michelle lives in Manhattan with her husband Mark and their two children, Trae and Trewman.

A little more from Michelle:

“One of my favorite spots in Manhattan is Manhattan Hill. I enjoy going there with my family and relaxing at the top by the letters, having a picnic and hiking the trails. It is a great place to see the vast majority of the city. It is especially beautiful in the fall with the changing leaves.”

“I enjoy and treasure the relationships at Meadowlark Hills. These relationships are not only the relationships that I have been fortunate enough to be a part of, but also those where I have been able to watch others grow and flourish over time. These connections and bonds are established because of a mutual respect for the foundations of Meadowlark Hills and are indeed precious. It helps to foster a lifelong desire to support and encourage each other on the smooth and bumpy roads of life.”

Contact

(785) 323-3899
michelle.haub@meadowlark.org