Micah Hartwell, B.A., Certificate in Public Health

Micah has been the Nutrition Services Program Director for Tulsa CARES since 2006. He earned his Bachelor of Art degree in Psychology from the University of Oklahoma as well as a Graduate Certificate in Public Health from the University of Florida. Before coming to Tulsa CARES, Micah worked for nearly 10 years in the natural foods industry. Micah directs all components of the food+Health program, including the grocery assistance (food pantry) and the Second Cup Café (congregate meal program). Micah enjoys preparing healthy foods in tasty ways that anyone can do at home. In addition to being skillful in the kitchen, Micah is an avid rower and competes regularly at regattas across the United States.

Stephanie Iervolino, AA

Stephanie joined Tulsa CARES in 2004. She initially began working at the agency as a team member of the AmeriCorps National AIDS Fund. In 2005, she was hired as the Food Pantry Coordinator after completing her service with AmeriCorp. Stephanie holds an Associate in Liberal Arts and History. She is currently enrolled in the BSW program at Northeastern State University. Stephanie has experience working in HIV outreach, education, care, testing and counseling services.

Stephanie enjoys visiting with clients during their monthly grocery shopping appointments. During these appointments Stephanie weighs clients, monitors blood pressure and discusses any health issues a client might be experiencing. Stephanie works closely with the dietitian to guide clients in making healthy eating decisions. Stephanie ensures the pantry is fully stocked with nutritious food and essential toiletry items on a regular basis. During the summer months Stephanie accepts donations from the Brookside and Cherry Street Farmer’s Markets which are then distributed to clients throughout the week.

Outside of work she maintains an active lifestyle which includes school, rock climbing, soccer and enjoying small dinners with friends and family.