Daniel Keenan is a seasoned military professional with a diverse background in various roles, currently focused on Financial Operations and Financial Accounting.
On the academic front, he is in his final year of pursuing an MSc in Forensic Computing and Cybercrime Investigations at University College Dublin, specializing in Financial Cybercrime and Programming. Additionally, he holds a Higher Diploma in Business Studies from the Institute of Public Administration in Dublin City, Ireland.
Daniel graduated from the University of Maine School of Law in 2016, magna cum laude. While attending Maine Law, he was a member of the Maine Law Review, the Trial Team, and a student attorney at the Refugee and Human Rights Clinic.
Prior to attending Maine Law, he received his B.A. from Loyola University Maryland, summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa (2010). Following Loyola University, Daniel lived in Leuven, Belgium for a several years, where he attended graduate school at the Katholieke Universiteit in Leuven, receiving his master’s degree in public policy (2011). He then worked in Brussels in the public policy arena, with a focus on privacy and data security matters for various American business interests. As a result of his time in Belgium, Daniel speaks Dutch (Flemish dialect).
Civic Involvement and Accolades
Daniel is a member of the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project’s pro bono panel of attorneys, where he provides representation to individuals seeking asylum in the United States. In 2019, ILAP awarded him its Pro Bono Attorney of the Year Award. Daniel received the Maine Justice Foundation’s 2020 New Lawyer Award in recognition to his contributions to the legal profession through his pro bono services to Maine’s immigrant community. Daniel has been included by the Maine Supreme Judicial Court’s Katahdin Counsel Recognition Program for the past five years, which recognizes Maine attorneys who provide 50 hours or more of pro bono services per year.
Currently, Daniel is a corporator at the Boys & Girls Club of Southern Maine, where he is a member of the programming committee, and where was a judge for the organization’s Youth of the Year competition in 2020. Daniel also sits on the board of Portland Greendrinks.
Personal
In his free time, Daniel enjoys traveling and experiencing the amazing food culture and natural beauty of New England. He also holds dual citizenship with Ireland, the birthplace of his maternal grandparents.
Daniel resides in South Portland with his wife, Tasha, and border terrier, Hatch.
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Ever wondered what it feels like to be part of a band that captivates audiences? Meet Daniel Keenan from Melbourne, Australia! As a member of the incredible band Pink Lady, he brings a unique vibe that keeps fans coming back for more.
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Did you know that the legacy of our servicemen shapes the world we live in today?
Meet Daniel Keenan Snr., a proud member of the Royal New Zealand Air Force. On this day, November 1st, 1945, he stood tall, embodying courage and commitment. His service reminds us of the sacrifices made by countless individuals who fought for our freedom. Let’s take a moment to honor their bravery!
Dan was born on February 18, 1929, in Joliet, Illinois, as the youngest of five siblings. He completed his education at Joliet Catholic High School, graduating in 1947. In 1953, Dan married his beloved wife, Elizabeth, who also hailed from Joliet, and they enjoyed 62 wonderful years together. He furthered his education at Kent State University and the University of Detroit, ultimately earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from West Virginia State College.
In 1954, Dan embarked on a remarkable 50-year journey in the automotive industry, starting at General Motors. His career also included positions at Volkswagen, American Motors, and American Axle, but he spent the majority of his time with Chrysler Corporation, where he rose through the ranks to hold significant managerial roles, most notably as the Corporate Manager of Material Handling Engineering.
Throughout his illustrious career, Dan was granted numerous patents related to automotive containerisation and packaging innovations. In July 1985, he gained recognition in a cover story for Modern Materials Handling Magazine and was featured in various articles that highlighted his pioneering contributions to containerisation. He was listed in several Who’s Who publications and received the title of Man of the Year in Plastics in 1986 from the General Electric Corporation – Plastics Division. Dan was an active member of both the American Production and Inventory Control Society and the Society for Packaging and Handling Engineers.
His professional achievements allowed him to travel widely across the United States and internationally to countries like Japan, Germany, Brazil, and Mexico. During the formative years of their four children, Dan dedicated time as a Scoutmaster and coached various sports teams in Bloomfield Hills. He was not only a skilled golfer but also a passionate baseball enthusiast and a keen student of the game.
Dan Keenan addresses a variety of concerns including LGBTQ+ issues, transgender and gender identity matters, the intersection of masculinity and emotions, challenges in intimate relationships, family dynamics, life transitions, as well as anxiety and depression.
One of Dan’s greatest joys in their role is guiding students in the exploration of their identities and values. Utilising a client-centered, strengths-based approach, Dan empowers students to recognise their innate abilities while equipping them with new strategies for personal growth. As a queer, non-binary clinician, Dan’s lived experiences, combined with their specialised training, fuel their commitment to providing affirmative care for LGBTQ+ individuals.
They are thrilled to be back in a higher education environment, viewing this formative period as both challenging and brimming with potential. Dan finds fulfillment in witnessing the diverse spectrum of human experiences and celebrating the growth and resilience of those they work with. Their therapeutic practice incorporates mindfulness techniques, somatic therapy, DBT skills, motivational interviewing, and polyvagal theory.
Personal Interests:
When not working, Dan loves to hike, kayak, and discover the stunning landscapes around Ithaca alongside family and friends. They enjoy photography, writing poetry, cultivating vegetables and flowers, and engaging in DIY projects during their leisure time.
Danny Keenan
ATH (Football and Basketball honorable mention all Ches-mont (2023/2024).
Bishop Shanahan High School – Boys Varsity Football
Downingtown, PA.
Dr. Keenan is a highly respected managing partner at Foundation Equine Wellness and Performance, with extensive experience and involvement in the equine industry in New Jersey and nationally.
He has held key positions on numerous committees and boards, including past memberships on the Board of Directors of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP), the Leadership Development Committee, Professional Conduct and Ethics Committee, and Educational Programs Committee of the AAEP. Additionally, serving as President and Treasurer of the New Jersey Association of Equine Practitioners, Vice President of the NJ Horse Council, member of the New Jersey Board of Veterinary Examiners, and on the Executive Board of the New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association.
Dr. Keenan has also represented the equine industry at the New Jersey Agricultural Convention and participated in various other committees related to equine welfare in New Jersey.