Morgan Gamble
Director - Dorothy Stratton Veteran & Military Success Center
Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN
Morgan Gamble, a Purdue University alumna from the class of 2020, graduated with a BA in Sociology from the institution. Post-graduation, Morgan's career took an impactful turn as she assumed the role of Legislative Assistant with the Indiana State Senate. In this position, she played a crucial part in supporting various State Senate Committees, managing constituent casework, and contributing to the state legislative process. Her dedication and competence became evident as she navigated the complexities of legislative affairs.
In 2021, Morgan returned to her alma mater, Purdue, where she initially served as the Assistant Director of the Veterans Success Center. Her commitment to excellence led her to the position of Director in early 2022. In her role as Director, Morgan focused on enhancing procedures, streamlining processes, and fostering an improved community atmosphere. Notably, she achieved a significant milestone by renaming and dedicating the office to honor Captain Dorothy Stratton, a female military leader and Purdue Dean of Women Emeritus.
During her time as a student at Purdue, Morgan exhibited strong leadership qualities by becoming the first female president of the Purdue Student Veteran Organization for two consecutive years. Additionally, she earned recognition as a National Top 10 Student Veteran of the year at the National Conference of Student Veterans of America. Her exceptional contributions on campus were further acknowledged when she was appointed to the Mortar Board Barbara Cook Chapter as one of the top 40 student leaders in her senior class. Beyond her professional achievements, Morgan finds joy in activities such as running with her dogs, practicing yoga, and exploring diverse cultural cuisines.
In 2021, Morgan returned to her alma mater, Purdue, where she initially served as the Assistant Director of the Veterans Success Center. Her commitment to excellence led her to the position of Director in early 2022. In her role as Director, Morgan focused on enhancing procedures, streamlining processes, and fostering an improved community atmosphere. Notably, she achieved a significant milestone by renaming and dedicating the office to honor Captain Dorothy Stratton, a female military leader and Purdue Dean of Women Emeritus.
During her time as a student at Purdue, Morgan exhibited strong leadership qualities by becoming the first female president of the Purdue Student Veteran Organization for two consecutive years. Additionally, she earned recognition as a National Top 10 Student Veteran of the year at the National Conference of Student Veterans of America. Her exceptional contributions on campus were further acknowledged when she was appointed to the Mortar Board Barbara Cook Chapter as one of the top 40 student leaders in her senior class. Beyond her professional achievements, Morgan finds joy in activities such as running with her dogs, practicing yoga, and exploring diverse cultural cuisines.