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Senator Nancy Cassis
R-Novi (1/1/2007)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, center, welcomes a group of Novi High School students to the state Capitol. The student group was one of the winners of the Epprentice Experience, a Paragon Leadership International initiative to develop Michigan’s emerging leaders in the energy-environment and food-agriculture sectors.  (11/12/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, welcomes Janice Krupic, center, the owner and CEO of Paragon Leadership International, and her daughter, Morgan, to the Capitol. Paragon is a leadership development firm headquartered in Novi, and held two initiatives in October called the Epprentice Experience to develop Michigan’s emerging leaders in the energy-environment and food-agriculture sectors. Cassis met with the winning teams. (11/5/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, welcomes officials from the Livingston County Senior Nutrition Program and Western Oakland Meals on Wheels Program to the Capitol. Margaret Davey, left, of Commerce Township, is the executive director and Christina Lovgren, right, of Milford, is the program director.  (10/21/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, meets with doctors from Novi’s Providence Park Hospital about reforming Medicaid and her opposition to a new tax on physicians. The doctors were in Lansing to rally against the House proposal to tax physicians to pay for increased state spending. (10/20/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, right, accepts the STAR Achievement Award from Oakland County Clerk and Register of Deeds Ruth Johnson on the Senate floor. Cassis was honored in recognition of her dedication to Michigan families, especially those in financial crisis.  (10/14/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, presented Jay Wortley, far right, a special tribute for his long and distinguished career with the Senate Fiscal Agency. Wortley, who served as senior economist at the agency since February 1991, has accepted a new position as director of the Office of Revenue and Tax Analysis in the Michigan Department of Treasury. Senate Majority Leader Michael D. Bishop, R-Rochester, and Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Ron Jelinek, R-Three Oaks, also signed the tribute and participated in the presentation on the Senate floor.  (9/25/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, greets Pastor Tim Holzerland, right, on the Michigan Senate floor. Holzerland, of the Lutheran Church of the Shepherd King in West Bloomfield, performed the invocation. (9/15/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, center, welcomes Alpha Delta Pi sorority members on the floor of the Michigan Senate. The group graduated from Michigan State University from 1965-1970, and toured the Capitol as part of their 40-year reunion.  (9/10/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, right, listens to Dr. Bob Sornson, Ph.D. testify before the Senate Education Committee in support of incorporating Cassis' SAVE the Children legislation into the Department of Education. Sornson is the founder of the Early Learning Foundation and former special education director of Northville Public Schools. The SAVE program is modeled after the Early Learning Success Initiative, which began as a pilot project in the Northville Public Schools.  (9/10/2009)

Sen. Nancy Cassis, R-Novi, center, presents a special tribute to third-graders from Dolsen Elementary School, South Lyon, honoring their achievements at Destination ImagiNation, where they finished third in the state and 12th in the world. Pictured with Cassis are team members: Lauren Call, Sam Church, Noah Grimes, Megan Jawor, Kathryn Lambrecht, Nick Masters and Coleson White.  (6/18/2009)