Kevin Borrup, JD, MPA
Director, Violence Prevention Program
Instructor in Pediatrics, University of Connecticut School
of Medicine
kborrup@ccmckids.org
Biography
Mr. Borrup joined CCMC in August 2004 as Director of the
Violence Prevention program at the Injury Prevention
Center. Mr. Borrup has more than ten years of experience
working in the non-profit sector on a range of issues, from
consumer safety, community violence, and domestic violence
to the protection of children from abuse and neglect. Most
recently, he served as Director of the International Center
for Not-for-Profit Law’s (ICNL) Central Asia regional office
in the Republic of Kazakhstan. There he implemented a US
government funded $2.5 million multi-year program developing
a network of legal advisors who provide legal assistance to
community based organizations and other non-profit
organizations in the region. From 2000 to 2002, Mr. Borrup
served as the Compliance Officer at the Council on
Accreditation for Children and Family Services (COA), a
national accreditor of children and family service
organizations, where he facilitated the review of reportable
incidents from accredited agencies and aided in providing
recommendations for corrective action or a change in
accredited status. As a US Peace Corps volunteer in
Lithuania (1998-2000), Mr. Borrup advised the Youth
Psychological Aid Center in Vilnius and the Lithuanian
Association of Telephone Emergency Services on strategic
planning, management, fundraising, program development, and
program evaluation. In addition, Mr. Borrup served as a
trainer with the Lithuanian Conflict Prevention Center,
working to empower community groups in their interactions
with local government structures.
Mr. Borrup holds a J.D. (1998), Juris Doctor, from Rutgers
School of Law at Camden and is admitted to the practice of
law in the State of New York. Mr. Borrup also holds an
M.P.A. (1998), Master of Public Administration, from Rutgers
University, The State University of New Jersey. Mr. Borrup
graduated from the University of Connecticut with a B.A.
(1994) in Sociology and Political Science.
