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Kylee Crislip '16 named to Stark County Twenty under 40!

Kylee Crislip '16, senior director of outpatient behavioral health services at CommQuest Services Inc., has been chosen as one of the 2025 Twenty under 40! recipients. 

Through her work at CommQuest, Kylee tackles some of the community's toughest mental health challenges. She has recognized a shortage of clinicians in the industry and is helping develop the next generation of professionals.

"It is vitally important to me that everyone in our community has access to high quality mental health assistance and services, no matter the circumstance or financial situation," said Crislip, a licensed professional clinical counselor-supervisor.

Congratulations to Kylee on this meaningful accomplishment! We are so thankful for alumni like Kylee who keep Christ's Kingdom First in their workplace and community. 

To read the full article about Kylee, click here. 

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