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Kimie Kline
Breuninger & Gerig Hall Director
Contact Information
- Breuninger and Gerig Hall
- 765-988-4654
- kimie_kline@taylor.edu
- For emergencies, call 911 or
Campus Police: 765-998-5555
Education
- MA, Higher Education & Student Development, Taylor University (2022)
- BS, Recreation & Camp Administration, Indiana Wesleyan University (2020)
Biography
I have been apart of the Grant County community for over seven years now. In 2020, I graduated from Indiana Wesleyan University where my love for Residence Life began. In 2022, I graduated from the MAHE program here at Taylor. It is pure joy that I bring to Breuninger and Gerig Hall. I'm excited for the opportunity to join in a unique and beautiful work, stepping into the lives of college students while they experience their full selves.
As a senior in high school, I visited a college campus where I heard a speaker present on being ALL IN. Within the conversation I felt no pressure to be someone else or an exaggerated version of myself. It was simply an invitation to give it my all, no reserve, no hesitation, just simply a call to be who the Lord has created. To be fully present to the opportunity to find the Lord in new and exciting ways. My advice not just to incoming students but to all of us: be ALL IN. Welcome the fullness of who you are and show up fully present for yourself and those around you.