Noelle Hunter

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About Noelle Hunter

Possible rewritten summary:I have over 20 years of work experience in public administration, journalism, and education, and I hold a Master of Public Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism. My core competencies are communication, analytical skills, and social media, which I use to educate and empower people to prevent and respond to crimes against children, especially international parental child abduction.As an associate at the National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College, I am a consultant and co-author for the U.S. Department of Justice publication, When Your Child Is Missing: A Family Survival Guide. This guide includes helpful information about a special population of missing children- those who are internationally kidnapped by a parent. I am also a co-founder and president emeritus of iStand Parent Network, a nonprofit organization that advocates for the rights of children and parents who are victims of international parental child abduction.In addition, I am a clinical assistant professor at The University of Alabama in Huntsville, where I teach undergraduate and graduate courses in political science. I facilitate dynamic, student-centered, and evidence-based discussions on various topics, such as the American government, international relations, the American presidency, and public policy. I value civility and respect in my classroom, and I encourage my students to engage in meaningful, sustained dialogue on the most critical issues of our time. I have received outstanding evaluations from my students and have a reputation for being an inspiring, supportive, and innovative instructor.