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Robbie Miller

Associate Director, Gerald Ford Institute for Public Service

B.A., 2012, Albion College
Associate Executive Director of the Gerald Ford Institute for Public Service in 2024.

Office: Room 218, Ford Institute Suite, Ludington Center
Email: rmiller@albion.edu
Phone: 517-629-0368

Robbie Miller, ’12, graduated from Albion College majoring in political science, as well as a concentration from the Gerald R. Ford Institute for Public Service. After graduating from Albion College, Robbie attended Western Michigan University obtaining his Masters in Public Administration with a concentration in Nonprofit Leadership. After working at Youth in Government running Mock Trial Programs across the state, and Prevention Works in Kalamazoo working in Substance Abuse Prevention, he founded his own successful nonprofit organization Stream for a Cause, specializing in support for grassroots and community based nonprofits around the world.