Evelyn Ploumis-Devick

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About Evelyn Ploumis-Devick

Professional Summary Dr. Ploumis-Devick is recognized nationally in the areas of leadership, organizational change, innovation, strategic planning, program design and professional development. For more than 25 years she has held graduate faculty, administrative, senior leadership, and consulting positions within legislative, governmental, higher education, non-profit, and community settings. In the areas of public administration and policy, she has held senior leadership, management, and administrative roles inclusive of senior legislative analyst, agency bureau chief, and program director within legislative and state government agencies. Her research and senior advisory roles focused on legislative analysis, organizational review, strategic planning and the development of policies to ensure the accountable implementation of public sector programs, inter-agency partnerships and grant acquisitions. Dr. Ploumis-Devick retired from the Florida Department of Corrections in 2016 where her focus was in the areas of leadership, organizational and professional development. In higher education, Dr. Ploumis-Devick has served as an assistant visiting professor and adjunct member of the graduate faculty at Florida State University where she also held the position of Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Director of the Center for Applied Research and Service in Student Affairs. She also serves as adjunct faculty with NOVA Southeastern University and the graduate faculty of American University as Adjunct Professorial Lecturer in the School of Public Affairs, Department of Public Administration and Policy (Online (MPAP) degree program. Her consulting roles focus in the areas of leadership development, employee engagement and retention, organizational culture assessment, strategic planning, personal and professional development. Dr. Ploumis-Devick holds her Bachelor’s, Masters and Ph.D. degrees from the Florida State University.