Residential Life is proud to introduce an outstanding professional and student staff to meet your needs while living on campus. Our department is comprised of Bachelors and Masters-level professional staff and an energetic team of undergraduate-level student staff.
Primary building assignments for Hall & Complex Directors are in bold.
| Name | Position | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mike Miller | Coordinator of Residential Education, Leadership & Development | mmiller | 660.562.1014 |
| Amy McLarren | Coordinator of Residential Education, Systems & Processes | amclarren | 660.562.1035 |
| Mathew Muston | Complex Director: Tower Suites & Millikan Hall | mmuston | 660.562.1018 |
| Paul Bennett | Complex Director: Forest Village Apartments & Roberta Hall | bennett | 660.562.0837 |
| Brittany Stegeman | Complex Director: Hudson-Perrin | bstegeman | 660.562.0810 |
| Jacob Wood | Hall Director: South Complex & North Complex | jwood | 660.562.0834 |
| Rebecca Rosario | Hall Director: Franken Hall | rrosario | 660.562.0835 |
| Nicole Canning | Hall Director: Dieterich Hall | ncanning | 660.562.5143 |
The Assistant Complex Director (ACD) is a paraprofessional staff member responsible for assisting a Hall Director or Area Coordinator with the overall administration of a residence hall including sole responsibility for all front desk operations. The ACD is an experienced student staff member who is looking for new challenges and opportunities in Residential Life. The ACD is expected to offer assistance and expertise to ultimately provide an educational and developmental experience for residents and staff.
RAs live on each floor of our residence halls. Their primary role is to help build community on their floor and throughout the building. RAs are there to assist you with finding resources solve your needs, assist in conflict mediation, present events and program opportunities and confront policy violations.
Student Assistants maintain many of the same job responsibilities of a Resident Assistant. However, SAs are placed in Forest Village Apartments and Roberta Hall. Both buildings are considered special populations being housed on campus. Therefore, student assistants in Roberta Hall have additional training in working with sororities housed on campus and student assistants in FVA have additional training in working with students as they prepare to transition to life off-campus.
BRIDGEs works in in our residence halls to facilitate diversity education and promote an enriching environment by providing programming and resources for students that will stimulate an active interest in other cultures.
DAs are students who work the front desks of each of our residence halls. They provide assistance by answering questions, checking out equipment, performing mail service, taking maintenance requests, provide lockout services, and more.
