Instructors
A college teacher for 30 years, Beth was a consultant to Pearson and TutorVista in improving their online writing tutoring program and was the initial developer of the online writing program at Smarthinking, Inc. She recently published The Online Writing Conference: A Guide for Teachers and Tutors (Heinemann, 2010) and Good Words: Memorializing Through a […]
Dr. Gregg provides data to the college community to improve institutional effectiveness. In this role, she works closely with various programs on campus, including the learning and tutoring centers, and in numerous projects funded by the US Department of Education, the National Science Foundation, the Gateway to College National Network, and other private foundations. Patti […]
Suzanne received a BA in political science from Columbia College, where her study areas of interest included women’s leadership and African and African-American culture and politics. She completed her M.Ed. in counselor education and Ph.D. in educational leadership at Clemson University. Suzanne’s professional experience has included positions in the areas of student disability services, orientation, […]
Since joining Brailsford & Dunlavey, Sam has provided planning and implementation services for more than 40 higher education institutions. This has included more than 25 student housing planning assignments and several student housing public/private partnership analyses. Currently, he is serving as an owner’s representative to Southern Oregon University on its privatized student housing and dining […]
Barry is a licensed clinical psychologist who joined Albion College in 2004. In 2006, he developed the Academic Success Program (ASP), a multidimensional program designed to promote increased success and retention in Albion College’s highest-risk students. The ASP received the 2009 Noel-Levitz Retention Excellence Award and the 2010 NACADA Outstanding Advising Program Award, identifying it […]
An expert in entrepreneurship, management, and information systems, Len arrived at Eller from Washington State University. At WSU, he was the director of the Center for Entrepreneurial Studies and Markin Endowed Chair in Business Leadership within the university’s College of Business. Len previously served as the institution’s vice president for university development and foundation president […]
Appointed dean in April 2009, Chet previously served Georgetown University as Dean for Georgetown College and chair of the Department of Theology, then as interim dean, where he and his development team raised 172 million dollars. He is an expert on the U.S. Catholic Church, the history of Catholicism, the papacy, interfaith dialogue, and religious […]
Ian provides library reference services and information literacy sessions for undergraduates in College Library, the university’s undergraduate library. He teaches the first-year student experience course called the Wisconsin Experience and has helped shape the course’s information literacy component. Ian’s current research interests include how best to create collaborations between librarians and first-year seminar faculty and […]
Melissa Plaskonos comes to UC San Diego from Princeton University, where she was the deputy director of housing. A LEED accredited professional, Mrs. Plaskonos’ resume includes a B.S. in systems engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy and a Masters of Science in construction engineering and management from Stanford University. She has received Naval achievement awards […]
In her current role as assistant provost for the University College at SIU, Julie is responsible for the student success, marketing, and assessment components of the comprehensive University College. Julie currently oversees the university’s Career Services, New Student Programs, and Learning Support Services, and assists with program development, communication, and marketing plans and comprehensive assessment […]
