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I oversee all Residential Life Facilities which includes 58 buildings and over 2 million gross square feet of interior space. In my role, I partner with WashU Facilities Planning & Management to provide a safe, clean, comfortable living environment for the our undergraduate campus community.  This includes day-to-day operational matters such as maintenance and access […]

I work with our Living Learning Communities and our Faculty Initiatives, including the Faculty Fellow Program. We currently have five Living Learning Communities on campus that help provide a welcoming and educational space for students. Our 10 Faculty Fellows/Families live on campus, in the residential halls, and serve as mentors to students and support community […]

I generally support all of Residential Life, Fraternity and Sorority Life and Congress of the South 40 accounting operations. I work with the Business Coordinator on timely entry and approval of invoices, expense reports, pro card payments, POs, check requests etc. to ensure correct financial reporting for these entities’ daily operations and a variety of […]

Each person must live their life as a model for others Rosa Parks I serve as the Residential Community Director for the Shanedling, Dauten, Rutledge, Lee and Beaumont residential communities. I also support The Village residential community. In my role, I support, motivate, and help develop first and second year students. Education & Expertise Ask […]

Hi y’all! I’m thrilled to welcome you to WashU, and to the William Greenleaf Eliot Residential Community in particular. I look forward to learning your name and story as you navigate life here at WashU. I serve as the Residential Community Director for Danforth, Shepley and Wheeler Residential Communities, which serve approximately 450 first and […]

You don’t have to be great to get started, but you have to get started to be great. Les Brown I serve as the Residential Community Director for Lien & Gregg Residential Community, affectionately known as Brookings. This community serves approximately 320 first- and second-year students, 10 Resident Advisors, one grad student, and one faculty […]