David Parrott (Texas A&M, UF, U of L)

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David Parrott (Texas A&M, UF, U of L)
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	Dr. David Parrott, UF ;
🎓 Diplôme	Doctor of Education, EdD, PhD
👔 Profession	Higher Education Administration
Activités	Ecrivain
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About David Parrott, PhD[modifier]

Previous UF Student Affairs VP[modifier]

An accomplished administrator with a long history in higher education at Texas A&M, UF, University of Louisville, and other universities, Dr. David Parrott has broad expertise in legal and compliance matters that relate to student affairs. His specific areas of experience range from threat assessment and crisis management to issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

David Parrott laid the foundation for his successful career at Western Kentucky University, where he secured a Bachelor of Science in business management, a teacher certification with a concentration in business education, and a Master of Arts in counselor education with a concentration in college student personnel. He went on to earn a Doctor of Education from the University of Louisville with a dual focus in educational psychology and college student personnel. His doctoral dissertation, “The Effects of Inter-Racial Interaction on Racial Identity Development,” appeared in volume 55 issue 7 of Dissertation Abstracts International.

David Parrott taught at the graduate and undergraduate levels at multiple institutions for more than two decades. Assuming increasing administrative responsibilities over the years, he’s held leadership roles at four institutions of higher learning and other major organizations including the Association for Student Conduct Administrators (ASCA). A charter member of ASCA, Parrott has served as both its president and its director at large. He also oversaw fundraising efforts as chair of the ASCA Raymond H. Goldstone Foundation. In recognition of his exceptional service, Parrott received the ASCA’s highest honor, the Donald D. Gehring Award for sustained exceptional individual contributions to the field of student conduct administration.

Among his other high-level administrative positions, David Parrott has served as assistant vice president for affairs at Western Michigan University, executive associate vice president and chief of staff at Texas A&M University, and vice president for student affairs at the University of Florida. His responsibilities at the University of Florida involved directing initiatives for a division of student affairs with more than 700 full-time staff members and an annual operating budget of $105 million.

Since 2019, David Parrott has served as coordinator with the University of Louisville. This position places him in charge of campus compliance endeavors with a particular focus on collaborative policy creation that relates to gender equality in college sports and throughout the educational system. He also ensures that the University of Louisville adheres to the strict regulatory guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act. To honor his achievements, the University of Louisville presented Parrott with a Student Affairs Award of Excellence.

Beyond the University of Louisville campus, David Parrott has shared his expertise in equity issues as an in-demand consultant and a frequent public speaker. He is also widely respected for his insights on matters relating to free speech and the First Amendment. Recent presentations by Dr. Parrott include “First Amendment on Campus: Rights, Roles, and Responsibilities” at the University of Tennessee and “The Power of Human Interaction” at the Southeastern Association of Housing Officers Conference in Jacksonville, Florida.

Education[modifier]

Doctor of Education, University of Louisville[modifier]

Areas of Concentration: Educational Psychology: College Student Personnel

Advisor: Dr. Donald D. Gehring, Professor

Dissertation Research: The Effects of Inter-Racial Interaction on Racial Identity Development

Master of Arts, Western Kentucky University[modifier]

Counselor Education: College Student Personnel

Teacher Certification, Western Kentucky University Business Education

Bachelor of Science, Western Kentucky University Business Management

Career[modifier]

Higher Education Administrator[modifier]

University of Louisville[modifier]

Since September 2019

Leading compliance efforts. Key responsibilities include:

Drafting policy and processes through interdepartmental collaboration
Consulting with internal stakeholders to provide guidance and advice
Staying abreast of case law and regulatory changes
Training investigators, assistant coordinator, and deputy coordinators
Maintaining fruitful and proactive relationships with General Counsel staff and external counsel staff
Providing training and education for stakeholders across campus including vice presidents, deans, and department heads
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Vice President for Student Affairs[modifier]

University of Florida (UF)[modifier]

June 2016 to May 2019

The Division of Student Affairs had an annual operating budget of $105 million and employed over 700 full-time staff

Responsibilities included:

Served as member of the UF President’s Cabinet
Served as member of the UF Provost’s Cabinet
Provided supervision and leadership for five Associate and Assistant Vice Presidents and 13 UF departments

Highlights of accomplishments:

Established four initial focus areas to guide the work of the division: Inclusive Excellence, Assessment, Marketing and Communications, and Development
Created the Student Affairs Assessment and Research Office to enhance evidence-based decision making at UF, to establish comprehensive program review, and to guide UF's strategic planning
Identified $10M of funding and initiated planning and construction to rebuild the UF Institute of Black Culture and the Institute of Hispanic-Latino Cultures
Initiated master-planning process that resulted in a $500M construction and renovation for UF University Housing
Directed UF staff to lead a collaborative initiative to re-write of the Student Code of Conduct with faculty, staff, and student stakeholders
Created an Assistant Vice President for Student Engagement at UF
Created a division-wide risk management initiative
Secured funding for 12 additional UF Counseling Center staff counselors

Executive Associate Vice President and Chief of Staff for Student Affairs[modifier]

Texas A&M University

October 2008 to June 2016

Associate Vice President for Student Affairs & Dean of Student Life[modifier]

Texas A&M University

August 2004 to October 2008

Interim Vice President for Student Affairs[modifier]

Texas A&M University

June 2008 to September 2008

Dean of Student Life[modifier]

Texas A&M University

August 2001 to June 2008

Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs[modifier]

Western Michigan University

July 1999 to August 2001.

Associate Dean of Students[modifier]

Western Michigan University

August 1997 to July 1999.

Assistant Dean of Students, Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs, and Director of Residence Life[modifier]

Western Kentucky University

July 1994 to July 1997

Director of Residence Life[modifier]

Western Kentucky University

July 1986 to July 1994.

Assistant Director of Housing[modifier]

Western Kentucky University

July 1985 to July 1986.

Residence Hall Director[modifier]

Western Kentucky University

July 1980 to July 1985.

National Leadership[modifier]

Chair and Board Member, ASCA Raymond H. Goldstone Foundation

February 2008 to 2015.

President and Board Member, Association for Student Conduct Administration ASCA (formerly the Association of Student Judicial Affairs, ASJA), (Approximately 2700 members representing 1500 institutions)

February 2000 to February 2006.

University Teaching[modifier]

Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Louisville, August, 2020 to present. Concurrent with full time employment Teach LEAD 68880 Higher Education Law.
Member, Graduate Faculty, University of Florida (UF), May, 2017 to May, 2019. Served on program committees and dissertation committees at UF.
Clinical Associate Professor, Human Development and Organizational Studies in Education, Student Personnel and Higher Education Program, University of Florida (UF), June, 2016 to May, 2019.
Member, Graduate Faculty, Texas A&M University, May, 2006 to 2016.
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Educational Administration and Human Resource Development, Student Affairs and Higher Education Program, Texas A&M University, August 2001 to present.
Affiliate Faculty Member, Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology, Student Affairs in Higher Education, Western Michigan University, August 1997 to August 2001.
Adjunct Professor, Higher Education and Student Affairs, Bowling Green State University, January 1999 to May 1999.
Associate Member, Graduate Faculty, Department of Educational Leadership, Western Kentucky University, January 1993 to July 1997.
Instructor, Counselor Education, Western Kentucky University, August 1987 to July 1997.

HONORS AND AWARDS[modifier]

Recipient, University of Louisville Student Affairs Award of Excellence

Recipient, National Orientation Directors Association (NODA) President’s Award
Recipient, ASCA Donald D. Gehring Award (career achievement award)

Elected, Chair, ASCA Raymond H. Goldstone Foundation

Nominee, Administrator of the Year, TAMU Former Students

Selected, Board Member, ASCA Raymond H. Goldstone Foundation
Selected, Namesake for Fish Camp

Elected, President, Association for Student Judicial Affairs
Recipient, TAMU Division Award for Outstanding Team

Elected, Namesake for Howdy Camp

Selected, Honorary Member, Golden Key Honor Society

Recipient, Faculty Appreciation Award - Kappa Sigma Fraternity

Recipient, University of Louisville Doctoral Fellowship in Education

ACADEMY AND PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION INVITED EXPERIENCES[modifier]

Invited Faculty Member, NASPA AVP Institute. West Palm Beach, Florida, January 2019.

Invited Faculty Member, NACA/ASCA Student Organization Institute. University of Louisville, 2010, 2011.

Invited Faculty Member, The Academy for Student Affairs Professionals (ASAP), Texas A&M University, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012.

Invited Faculty Member, Donald D. Gehring Institute, Association for Student Judicial Affairs (ASJA), 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2011, 2012.

Invited Faculty Member, The Academy for Student Affairs Professionals (ASAP), Weber State University, 2009.

Invited Faculty Member, NASPA Region III/SACSA Mid-Managers' Institute, June 1996.

A SAMPLING OF INVITED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND CONSULTATIONS[modifier]

(2021). Free Speech Team Rights, Roles, and Responsibilities. Invited speaker at University of Louisville staff training: Louisville Kentucky.
(2020) First Amendment on Campus: Rights, Roles, and Responsibilities. Invited Speaker at University of Tennessee Residence Life Staff: Knoxville, Tennessee

(2019). The power of human interaction. Invited keynote speakers at SEAHO: Jacksonville, Florida.
(2019). The collision of core values: Inclusion vs. the First Amendment, Invited speaker at SEAHO: Jacksonville, Florida.
(2019). The collision of core values: Inclusion vs. the First Amendment, invited co-consultant at University of Vermont: Burlington, Vermont.
(2018) The first amendment on campus in 2018 and beyond: rights, roles, and responsibilities. NASPA Region III Mid-Manager’s Institute: Atlanta, Georgia.
(2018) Free speech on campus. APLU Council on Academic Affairs Summer Meeting: Denver, Colorado.
(2018). The First Amendment on campus in 2018 and beyond: rights, roles, and responsibilities, invited co-consultant at Old Dominion University: Norfolk, Virginia.
(2015). Dealing successfully with conflict, cross cultural, spontaneous, and planned.
Haliburton Executive Development Institute: College Station, Texas.
(2015). A review and rewrite of the organization and student code of conduct. Auburn University: Auburn, Alabama.
(2014). The forces shaping our response to complex psychological issues on campus. York College of Pennsylvania: York, Pennsylvania.
(2014). A review of the code of conduct and the student conduct process. East Carolina University: Greenville, South Carolina.
(2013). The forces shaping our response to complex psychological issues on campus. Notre Dame University: Notre Dame, Indiana.
(2013). Keynote speaker: The history of higher education law and the changing relationship between students and universities. Southern Association for College Student Affairs (SACSA) Conference: Norfolk, Virginia.
(2012). A review of federal statutes affecting the university/student relationship – FERPA, HIPAA, Drug Free Schools Amendments and the Clery Act. The DWI Conference, Texas Department of Transportation: Austin, Texas.
(2012). Influencing and supervising the younger members of the work force.
The Texas Public Pool Conference: College Station, Texas.
(2011). Legal issues in higher education. Blinn College: Brenham, Texas.
(2011). Ethical decision making. Texas Academic Advisors Network (TEXAAN): College Station, Texas.
(2010). Review and recommendations for restructuring the division of student affairs and enrollment management. Sonoma State University: Sonoma, California.
(2010). Legal issues in higher education. Temple University: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
(2010). Review and recommendations for restructuring of the student conduct process. Temple University: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
(2010). Expressive activity: Update on the law. TAMU Corpus Christi Student Affairs Staff: Corpus Christi, Texas.
(2009). Expressive activity: Update on the law. TAMU System Symposium, Texas A&M University: College Station, Texas.
(2009). Race relations in hiring and retention. TAMU Division of Finance Leadership team, Texas A&M University: College Station, Texas.
(2007). Current trends in judicial affairs. ASJA Circuit 8 Keynote Speaker, University of Arkansas: Fayetteville, Arkansas.
(2006). A review of the student judicial program at Tulane University. Tulane University: New Orleans, Louisiana.
(2006). Legal issues: Current trends. National Association of Student Personnel Administrators Senior Student Affairs Officers Institute: Austin, Texas.
(2004). Responding to and engaging diversity. Faculty retreat, Texas Lutheran University: Seguin, Texas.
(2004). Legal issues and current trends. Student Affairs and Residence life, Western Kentucky University: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(2003). Current trends in judicial affairs. Texans Standing Tall: Austin, Texas.
(2003). Issues and trends in services for students with disabilities. Texas AHEAD Conference Dallas, Texas.
(2001). Dealing assertively with race relations. Bowling Green Housing Corporation: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(2001). Dealing assertively with race relations. Columbus Police Department: Columbus, Georgia.
(2001). Dealing assertively with race relations. Greenwood High School Faculty: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(2001). Dealing assertively with race relations. Moultrie City Schools Faculty: Moultrie, Georgia.
(2000). Inclusive group dynamics: Creating a positive environment for GLBT staff. Residential Opportunities Incorporated: Kalamazoo, Michigan.
(2000). Dealing assertively with race relations – part 2. Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School Faculty: Kalamazoo, Michigan.
(2000). Dealing assertively with race relations – part 1. Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School Faculty: Kalamazoo, Michigan.
(1999). Dealing assertively with race relations. Residential Opportunities Incorporated: Kalamazoo, Michigan.
(1998). Dealing assertively with race relations. Departments of Public Safety, Physical Plant, and Custodial Services, University of Akron: Akron, Ohio.
(1998). Legal issues in higher education. Housing and Residence Life, Western Kentucky University: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(1998). Dealing assertively with racial issues. Housing and Residence Life Staff, Western Kentucky University: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(1997). Race relations, learning styles and communication: Interaction styles within and between groups. Department of Public Safety, George Washington University: Washington, D.C.
(1997). Race relations. International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators, Region 3: Fort Mitchell, Kentucky.
(1997). Dealing assertively with racial issues. Department of Public Safety, University of Louisville: Louisville, Kentucky.
(1997). Racial identity development. Clemson University Student Affairs Staff, Clemson University: Clemson, South Carolina.
(1997). Racial identity development. Clemson University Student Forum, Clemson University: Clemson, South Carolina.
(1996). Leadership and race relations. University of Louisville: Louisville, Kentucky.
(1996). Race relations seminar. NASPA/SACSA Mid-Manager's Institute, University of Richmond: Richmond, Virginia.
(1996). Humor, motivation, and perspective. Kentucky Prevention Network: Jamestown, Kentucky.
(1996). Dealing assertively with conflict. Purdue Cooperative Extension Agents, Purdue University: Bloomington, Indiana.
(1996). Dealing assertively with conflict. Purdue Cooperative Extension Agents, Purdue University: West La Fayette, Indiana.
(1996). Racial identity development. Association of Multi- Cultural Educators-Student Leadership Conference, Georgetown College: Georgetown, Kentucky.
(1995). Group dynamics, dealing assertively with conflict, and gender communication. Southeast District Cooperative Extension Service: Scottsburg, Indiana.
(1995). Racial identity development and race relations.
Department of Public Safety, University of Louisville: Louisville, Kentucky.
(1995). Racial identity development and race relations.
Student Affairs Division, University of Louisville: Louisville, Kentucky.
(1995). Racial identity development. African American Student Leadership Conference, University of Louisville: Louisville, Kentucky.
(1994). Racial identity development. African American Student Leadership Conference, University of Louisville: Louisville, Kentucky.
(1993). Racial sensitivity. Warren County Schools Faculty and Administrators: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(1993). Understanding ethnic violence from a developmental perspective. Student Affairs staff, University of Tennessee: Knoxville, Tennessee.
(1993). Understanding ethnic violence from a developmental perspective. Student Affairs staff, Austin Peay State University: Clarksville, Tennessee.
(1993). Dealing assertively with conflict. Housing staff, Indiana University South: Evansville, Indiana.
(1993). Race relations. International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators, Region 3: Lexington, Kentucky.
(1992). Dealing with difficult people. University Center Staff, Western Kentucky University: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(1992). Racial sensitivity/awareness. Department of Public Safety, Western Kentucky University: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(1992). Dealing assertively with conflict. Housing Staff, Indiana University South: Evansville, Indiana.
(1992). Healthy race relations. Peer Health Educators, Western Kentucky University: Bowling Green, Kentucky.
(1991). Dealing assertively with conflict. Housing Staff, Indiana University South: Evansville, Indiana.
(1991). Racial sensitivity/awareness. Student Health Service, Western Kentucky University: Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Professional & Honorary Organization Involvement[modifier]

Association for Student Conduct Administrators – ASCA (formerly ASJA), 1988 – 2018

Chair, Foundation Board of Directors – February 2012 to 2016
Member, Competencies Task Force: Foundations of Professional Practice, 2014 Chair, Task Force - Board Conflict of Interest and Conflict of Commitment
Policy Development, 2012
Member, Foundation Board of Directors – 2008 to present Immediate Past President, 2005-2006
Chair, Executive Director Search Committee -- 2005 President, 2004 - 2005
President-elect, 2003-04
Member, Board of Directors, 2001- 2006
Chair, Parental Notification Model Policy Committee, 1999 – 2001

National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, 1988 - present State Director, NASPA Region III, 1994 – 1997

Association of College and University Housing Officers - International, 1985 – 1997

Southeast Association of Housing Officers, 1985 – 1997

Southern Association for College Student Affairs, 1986 – 1997, 2013 Chair, Subcommittee for Publication of the Year, SACSA, 1992

Keynote Speaker, The history of higher education law and the changing relationship between students and universities. (2013)

International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi, Life Member

Golden Key National Honor Society, Honorary Life Member

UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE INVOLVEMENT[modifier]

Chair, Faculty Senate Subcommittee on Student Rules, Texas A&M University, 2001 – 2016
Chair, Special Situations Team, 2008 – 2011
Member, Council for the Built Environment, Texas A&M University, 2004 – 2010
Member, Presidential Search Committee, Texas A&M University, 2009
Member, Shared Governance Task Force, Texas A&M University, 2009

OTHER UNIVERSITY INVOLVEMENT[modifier]

Member, First Amendment Task Force, University of Louisville
Member, Parking and Traffic Committee, University of Louisville
Member, Task Force on Campus Concealed Carry, Texas A&M University
Member, Compliance Task Force, Texas A&M University
Chair, Expressive Activity Group, Texas A&M University
Chair, Biennial Review Committee, Drug Free Schools and Communities Act, Texas A&M University
Co-Chair, Academic Integrity Committee, Texas A&M University
Member, Academy for Student Affairs Professionals Committee, Texas A&M University

Member, Athletic Council, Texas A&M University
Chair, NCAA Student Welfare subcommittee, Compliance Self Study, Texas A&M University
Member, Comprehensive Program Review for Student Counseling Center, Texas A&M University
Member, University Enrollment Management Committee, Western Michigan University

Co-Chair, Biennial Review Committee, Drug Free Schools and Communities Act, Western Michigan University
Co-Chair, Criterion Five Subcommittee, North Central Association Accreditation Self Study, Western Michigan University
Chair, Gender Equity Subcommittee, NCAA Self Study, Western Michigan University
Member, NCAA Certification Self Study, Western Michigan University
Special Consultant, Academic Conduct Review Committee, Western Michigan University

Chair, Parking and Traffic Committee, Western Kentucky University
Chair, Task Force on Campus Violence, Western Kentucky University
Member, University Crisis Management Team, Western Kentucky University
Member, University Procedures Task Force, Western Kentucky University
Chair, Creed Development Committee, Western Kentucky University
Member, Americans With Disabilities Act, Self-Study Committee, Western Kentucky University
Member, Evaluation of University of Louisville Celebration of Diversity Team
Member, New Residence Hall Construction Committee, Western Kentucky University

Member, Renovation of Residence Halls Committee, Western Kentucky University

Member, Sexual Assault Task Force, Western Kentucky University

PUBLICATIONS[modifier]

Parrott, D. (2019). Banner controversy at UF is lesson in free speech. Tampa Bay Times. Retrieved from https://www.tampabay.com/opinion/columns/column-banner-controversy-at-uf-is-lesson-in-free-speech-20190312/

Parrott, D. (2017). Navigating the political environment. In P. Holzweiss & K. Peck Parrott (Eds.). Careers in Student Affairs, Washington, DC: NASPA.

Parrott, D., & Schuster, S., (2012) Current forces in student conduct administration. In

D. Waryold (Ed.) ASCA 25th Anniversary Monograph: ASCA.

Parrott, D., & Kibler, W., (2002). Parental notification: Testing parents’ influence on student behavior. NASPA NetResults.

Parrott, D., (1994). The effects of inter-racial interaction on racial identity development.

Dissertation Abstracts International, 55/07, p. 1881.

: Geraci, C., Guthrie, V., Key, R., & Parrott, D., (1990). Higher education's response to the drug free schools and community act. Unpublished manuscript, University of Louisville.

GRANTS[modifier]

Problem Solving Partnership Grant. Partnership between Residence Life, Counseling Services, and Department of Public Safety at Western Kentucky University to investigate, collect data and analyze alcohol and substance abuse problems on campus. Amount: $107,000. Status: Approved

DEVELOPMENT[modifier]

University of Florida (UF)[modifier]

Provided leadership for UF fundraising efforts to meet $40 million, three-year goal for capital campaign. Met goal in year one and established new goal of $50 million. Met new goal in year two.

Association for Student Judicial Affairs[modifier]

Serve as Founding Board Member of the ASJA Raymond H. Goldstone Foundation. Collaborated to raise initial $60,000 in funds to kick off a year long fundraising campaign.

Western Kentucky University Creed Monument[modifier]

Successfully raised funds to build the monument that displays brass tablets containing the university creed. Sponsors included corporate donors, student organizations, students, alumni, and staff.

INTERNSHIP[modifier]

Kentucky Council on Higher Education, Frankfort, Kentucky, May 1990 to November 1990. Responsible for working with Council Staff to provide support to the Task Group on Capital Construction. Directly responsible for writing a variety of reports, including reviewing all university and community college master plans and writing a synopsis of each. Additionally, responsible for writing the final staff report to the Council from the Task Group on Capital Construction. Reported directly to the Deputy Director for Finance.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING[modifier]

National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1990; Washington, D.C., 1991; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1992; Dallas, Texas, 1994; Chicago, Illinois, 1997, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1998; New Orleans, Louisiana, 1999; Seattle, Washington, 2001; Boston, Massachusetts, 2002; Saint Louis, 2003.

Southern Association for College Student Affairs, Louisville, Kentucky, 1986; Savannah, Georgia, 1990; Birmingham, Alabama, 1991; Atlanta, Georgia, 1992; Greenville, South Carolina, 1993; Nashville, Tennessee, 1994; Daytona Beach, Florida, 1995

Association for Student Judicial Affairs, Clearwater Beach and St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015.

Southeast Association of Housing Officers, Miami, Florida, 1986; Atlanta, Georgia, 1987; Montgomery, Alabama, 1988, Norfolk, Virginia, 2013, Jacksonville, Florida, 2019.

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Dr. David Parrott, UF

Nom	Dr. David Parrott
🎓 Diplôme	Doctor of Education, EdD, PhD
👔 Profession	Higher Education Administration
Activités	Ecrivain
Autres activités	Critical Incident Response, Student Leadership, Educational Adminstratiohn, Higher Education Administration, Higher Education Leadership, Higher Education Policy, Educational Consulting, Educational Leadership, Educational Outreach, Educational Philosophy, Educational Psychology, Higher Education Legal Compliance, Supervision, Student Development, Student Engagement, Residential Life Management, Greek Life Management, Student Conduct Policy Development and Implementation
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