Division of Student Affairs, 2016 November
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Fullscreenoigstay Student Affairs Secretary to the Vice President Michael N. Christakis, Ph.D. Vice President for Student Affairs Christine Porcaro Cynthia A. Riggi Assistant Vice President Edward Engelbride, Ph.D. Associate Vice President Clarence L. McNeill Assistant Vice President Laurie Garafola Assistant Vice President Douglas Sweet, Coordinator Student Learning & Assessment Michael Jaromin Executive Director, Campus Life Carol Stenger, Director Advocacy Center for Sexual Violence Cynthia Calautti, Coordinator Communications & Marketing Sam Axley, Director Campus Recreation Carolyn Malloch, Director Disability Resource Center Eric Grignon, Coordinator Technology Noah Simon, Director Career and Professional Development Sally D'Alessandro, Director Student CARE Services Operations & Administration Estela Rivero, Ph.D., Director Counseling and Psychological Services Rebecca Kobos, MD, Director Student Health Services D. Ekow King, Director Intercultural Student Engagement Student Development Student Advocacy & Support Scott Birge, Director Campus Center Management Nancy Lauricella, Executive Director, Community Standards fr Luke Rumsey, Asst. Director Neighborhood Life Holly Barker-Flynn, Director Orientation and Transition Programs Carol Perrin, Director Residential Life Community Development November 1, 2016
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