Cassidy Miller

Cassidy Miller is a strategic operations leader in higher education, currently serving as Manager of Scheduling within the Division of Academic Affairs' Academic Operations Department at Front Range Community College. Over the past two years, she has built a newly established department from the ground up, developing college-wide scheduling standards, creating new processes and training programs, and leading cross-functional committees that shape how the college's class schedules are developed. Her leadership extends across three campuses, where she coordinates academic operations for a wide range of disciplines, from Nursing and Health & Wellness to Engineering, Business, and the Social Sciences. In recognition of her expertise, she was selected by executive leadership as a subject matter expert and invited panelist for the Ad Astra scheduling software implementation across Colorado's community college system.

Before entering higher education, Miller spent more than four years at the Weld County Department of Human Services as an Employee Support and Resource Coordinator, where she supported employees delivering critical human services such as child protection and public assistance. In that role, she partnered with leadership across nine divisions on organizational development and strategic planning, directed internal communications campaigns, and overhauled the department's training program, a change that drove a 140% increase in staff attendance within a single year. Earlier in her career, she worked in healthcare and wellness settings, including several years at Benchmark Medical Group, where she managed clinical scheduling, led fitness and rehabilitation programs, and supported patient care across chiropractic, nutrition, and physical therapy services.

Miller holds a Bachelor of Science from Colorado State University in Applied Social Psychology and Cultural Anthropology, earned in 2014, and spent six months studying abroad in Adelaide, Australia through the University of South Australia. She holds additional credentials including Human Subjects Research Certification, PowerPlate and GNAT trainer certifications, Level 3 Security Awareness, and First Aid/CPR. Outside of her professional work, she is active in philanthropic efforts with the EcoTeach Foundation, having volunteered at a sea turtle conservation hatchery in Costa Rica, and supports the Estes Valley Library District Foundation. Grounded in values of collaboration, integrity, and curiosity, she approaches her work with a systems-level perspective, aiming to align people, strategy, and operations in ways that create lasting organizational impact.