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ORAU promotes Miller to talent management director

Posted at 3:46 pm January 23, 2013
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

LaShanda Miller

LaShanda Miller

Oak Ridge Associated Universities has announced the promotion of LaShanda Miller to director of talent management.

In her new role, Miller will manage and provide leadership for the talent management department, programs, and staff, as well as develop and implement workforce restructuring strategies, plans, programs, and policies.

Prior to her promotion, Miller served as manager of development and performance at ORAU.

“During her time here at ORAU, LaShanda consistently has proven her ability to positively contribute to the various projects and challenges she was assigned,” said Dan Standley, ORAU vice president of Human Resources. “Her skills and knowledge are a tremendous asset to our team.”

Miller has more than 11 years of experience in the field of human resources. Prior to joining ORAU, she worked as a customer specialist for Resource Optimization, Inc, a software company in Knoxville. Miller earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in instructional technology from Mississippi State University.

Filed Under: Top Stories, U.S. Department of Energy Tagged With: Dan Standley, human resources, LaShanda Miller, Oak Ridge Associated Universities, ORAU, talent management

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