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POLITICAL CAREER
Prior to her appointment by Gov. Whitmer to lead the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Orlene Hawks served as the Children's ombudsman under former Gov. Rick SNYDER.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Before her appointment as Ombudsman, Hawks managed the Quality and Program services section at the Department of Community Health and worked with the Childrens Special Health Care Services Local Advisory Council.
Hawks also managed the Child Adolescent and Family Services program at the Department as well as the Oral Health Program.
Hawks had also served in the Michigan Senate as a policy analyst.
PERSONAL
She is married to Michael HAWKS, who is a lobbyist with Governmental Consultant Services Inc.
Additional Information
Shirkey 'Upset' Over Implicit Racial Bias Mandate (07-13-2020)
State Rules Would Require Implicit Bias Training For Health Care Workers (07-09-2020)
LARA Director Hawks In The Hot Seat Before Select Committee (06-11-2020)
State Says Putting COVID-19 Patients In Nursing Homes Is Best Option (05-13-2020)
State Rules Would Require Implicit Bias Training For Health Care Workers (07-09-2020)
LARA Director Hawks In The Hot Seat Before Select Committee (06-11-2020)
State Says Putting COVID-19 Patients In Nursing Homes Is Best Option (05-13-2020)
Press Releases
CORRECTION: Absentee ballots mailed today, early voting begins in MichiganKuppa on 2020-2021 State Budget Passing the House15 Michigan Schools Receive National Blue Ribbon School HonorsLucido calls on Feds to allow immediate changes to dependent care flexible spending accountsPohutsky to Hold Virtual Futures for Frontliners Town HallStatewide Headlines
U.S. Ambassador to Netherlands Faces Questions About Political Interference*I dial undecided voters in Michigan, where facts are no match for feelings*
Why it takes so long to count absentee ballots*
Second round of $900 unemployment checks from Trump order being sent to Michigan workers
Coronavirus case levels remain at an 'elevated plateau,' says Michigan epidemiologist
