Janelle Lee Appointed to WGU Missouri Advisory Board
ST. JOSEPH — WGU Missouri has announced the appointment of Janelle Lee to the WGU Missouri Advisory Board. As a private, nonprofit institution established by the state of Missouri, WGU Missouri works in partnership with its parent institution, Western Governors University, and under the guidance of the state advisory board. The Advisory Board is comprised of individuals who reside in Missouri and provide counsel on the most effective ways the university can meet the core mission of economic development in the state.
Lee serves as Vice President of Human Resources and Organizational Development at Mosaic Life Care, which is an innovative health care organization that is committed to providing the best and safest care, while creating a warm, inviting environment for patients, family members and caregivers.
The hospital’s nationally recognized life-care model combines traditional health care and a focus on key life elements that affect overall wellness.
Lee has nearly 15 years’ experience in the hospital and health care industry, with a focus in human resources, organizational development, nursing education and health care operations. As Vice President of Human Resources and Organizational Development at Mosaic Life Care, she in charge of developing strategies and overseeing the implementation of processes and programs that include talent acquisition, onboarding, talent development, well-being, recognition, engagement, leadership development, succession planning, career pathing and change management across the enterprise.
“We are thrilled to have Janelle join our Advisory Board during this exciting time of growth and development for the university,” said Dr. Angie Besendorfer, WGU Missouri Chancellor. “Janelle’s passion for education and leadership will be an incredible asset to promoting our mission across the state, and her health care and human resources background, coupled with her experience working in local communities, will provide great insight as we work to better our university.”
Lee, who resides in St. Joseph, holds a Master of Science in Nursing Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from MidAmerica Nazarene University.
