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Corey became the AVP/Dean of Students in June 2022 after serving in several other roles at Boston College. Previous positions she held at 海角论坛 include Director of Student Conduct and Associate Dean of Students. Corey currently oversees Student Outreach and Support, Disability Services, Student Conduct and Community Standards, and Off-Campus Student Living, in addition to the overall functioning of the Office of the Dean of Students, which aims to serve students and the 海角论坛 community more generally.

Outside of work, Corey runs marathons and runs after her two small children.

Caroline oversees Student Outreach and Support, and Disability Services within the Office of the Dean of Students. She manages the response to students of concern and coordinates threat assessment activities, supporting individual students while also working closely with campus partners to address systemic issues that may hinder students from fully engaging in the Boston College experience. Outside of her work, she is an aspiring beekeeper and loves to go hiking with her family.

Melissa leads student conduct and community standards initiatives to promote student growth, accountability, and responsibility. She oversees the implementation and management of the Student Code of Conduct and the student conduct process, including the adjudication of student sexual misconduct cases and the facilitation of restorative approaches to resolving community conflicts. In her spare time, Melissa enjoys hiking the White Mountains, playing strategy board games, and learning new crafts.

Rory empowers students with disabilities to achieve their educational, career, and personal goals. He has facilitated classroom accommodations as an expository writing instructor, worked as a learning specialist to help students develop executive functioning and time management skills, and provided disability-related accommodations at multiple higher education institutions throughout Boston. Rory enjoys biking New England rail trails and hiking in his spare time.

Sean manages the student concern reporting system. He reviews and triages reports of concern, meets with undergraduate and graduate students to address challenges, and connects them with appropriate resources. Sean collaborates with campus partners to coordinate comprehensive care and support for students. Outside of work, Sean enjoys going on walks, catching up on reality television and true-crime stories, and planning future travel adventures.

As a member of the Student Outreach and Support Team, Amanda responds to the student concern reporting system, works with students to address difficulties and brainstorm applicable services and resources, and connects with campus and community partners to further student support and holistic care. Amanda's origins are from South Lake Tahoe, CA. She has two Pembroke Welsh Corgis, enjoys travel and leisure activities with her partner, likes to be outdoors (e.g. skiing, hiking, boating, running), and loves all things Harry Potter.

Kellen empowers students with disabilities to achieve their educational, career, and personal goals. She has provided disability-related accommodations at higher education institutions throughout the Boston area. Kellen has experience in facilitating and developing classroom accommodations as a teacher in early childhood education settings. Outside of work, Kellen enjoys going to concerts, catching up on reality television, and spending time with her family's Dalmatian puppies.听

Monica addresses conduct violations, focusing on fostering student learning and personal growth. She supports the broader efforts of the Office of the Dean of Students by managing database systems and collaborating with campus partners who rely on them. Monica also partners with Residential Life and serves as a Title IX investigator and decision-maker. Outside of work, Monica loves Broadway musicals and traveling with her two kids and partner.

Kylie serves as a member of the student conduct team and strives to center care and community in conversations about impact and accountability. She adjudicates conduct cases and services as a Title IX investigator and decision-maker, works with disciplinary clearances, restorative practices, formative sanction programs, and hazing prevention efforts. Kylie partners with the Residential Life team and feels a strong passion for the student experience, particularly in the context of community living. Outside of work, Kylie enjoys a good podcast, loves pop culture, and is a loyal Diet Coke fan.

Kristen serves on the student conduct team and is responsible for addressing concerning behaviors in our community. This team challenges students to reflect on their choices and behaviors and supports them in formative and restorative learning. She also partners with Residential Life, works with Administrative Hearing Boards, and serves as a Title IX investigator and decision-maker. Outside of work, Kristen enjoys hiking and snowshoeing, reading for her book club, and all things about travel, from short trips to long vacations.

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Horton investigates, adjudicates, and supports students through the student conduct process while overseeing the Student Conduct Board. This student-led group upholds accountability and transparency while providing support throughout the adjudication process. He also partners with Residential Life and serves as a Title IX investigator and decision-maker. Outside of work, Horton enjoys listening to audiobooks and podcasts, staying active, catching up on his favorite shows, and honing his skills as a barber.

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Peter leads initiatives and programs to cultivate a welcoming and inclusive campus culture, focusing on fostering belonging and connection among students. His responsibilities include overseeing restorative practices, managing off-campus community relations, leading special projects, and enhancing the efficiency of the office鈥檚 operations. Outside of work, Peter travels annually to a new college football stadium, combining his passion for sports with his appreciation for the unique traditions of each institution.

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Andrew guides Boston College community members through their off-campus housing and living experiences. With education, outreach, and programming, Andrew helps students build essential life skills, fosters personal responsibility, and strengthens collaboration with local neighbors while cultivating a sense of community. Living in Dorchester, Andrew enjoys long runs, board games with friends, and participating in local queer sports leagues.

Clara focuses on embedding restorative practices and conflict resolution strategies throughout the campus. Clara鈥檚 background is in sexual violence prevention and response work, which she first started at Boston College鈥檚 Women鈥檚 Center. Through the Office of the Dean of Students, she works closely with student leaders and campus partners to support student growth and belonging, offer restorative training to staff and students, and respond to community concerns. Clara builds capacity for staff and students to navigate conflict effectively, strengthen relationships, and foster community and accountability. Outside of work, Clara enjoys reading, going on walks, catching up on reality dating shows, and drinking Irish breakfast tea.

Melissa supports the overall operations in the office.听 She works with our student ambassadors to display excellent customer service to all guests and visitors to our office. Additionally, she helps create meaningful programs for the entire Boston College community. In her previous work as a Graduate Assistant in the Office of Student Involvement, Melissa worked with students to help develop leadership skills through student organizations and programming. Outside of work, Melissa enjoys baking, reading, crocheting, and going on walks with friends

Yoon '29 is majoring in International Studies (Ethics and Social Justice concentration). She was born in Seoul, South Korea, and grew up moving between California, Tokyo, and Seoul, which made her develop a strong passion for supporting marginalized and often overlooked communities. She hopes to continue that at 海角论坛 by contributing to and uplifting the campus community.听

Miriam '28 is studying communication and minoring in journalism. She is very excited to better support the Boston College community through her role as a student ambassador. Miriam transferred into Boston College and is also a member of the student conduct board in the Office of the Dean of Students.

Natalie '28 is studying Biology and Psychology. She is originally from Minnesota and loves to stay active, whether it's at the plex, playing pickleball, or going on runs. She enjoys spending time with her friends, exploring new places and activities, going to concerts, being with her dog, and reading. She hopes to have the opportunity to travel the world and visit new countries and places. On campus, she is also involved with Eagle Volunteers and tutors through the Boston College Neighborhood Center.

Isabella '28 is double-majoring in Communications and Applied Psychology and Human Development. She is from San Francisco, but has truly adored the East Coast experience so far. She also works at the front desk at the Office of Residential Life and 海角论坛 Children鈥檚 Center. Isabella loves to volunteer, such as at Spaulding Rehab Hospital and Mission Grammar School. Outside of studying in the library, you can find her dining at new restaurants around the Boston area, teaching yoga at the Rec center, and reading the newest fantasy/rom-com books.

Malaika '28 is majoring in International Studies and minoring in Finance. She is originally from Colorado, loves the outdoors, and was also a transfer student to Boston College. She loves 海角论坛 and is involved in clubs on campus, including Women in Business, Debate Club, and the Investment Club.

Egernia '28 lives in Boston and is majoring in International Studies with a focus on Political Economy and Development, and minoring in General Business. On campus, she is a member of the student conduct board and a Bowman advocate with the Thea Bowman AHANA and Intercultural Center (BAIC), where she advocates for students from diverse backgrounds at Boston College. She is also the current vice president of the Caribbean Culture Club, where she spreads the meaning of Caribbean culture across campus. In her free time, she loves visiting different bookstores, going to coffee shops, and watching Marvel movies.

Cornellie '28 is a junior biology major on a pre-health track, hoping to attend dental school. She is on the social media committee for the Haitian Association at Boston College and a Resident Assistant on the Newton campus. She loves trying new foods and traveling even more!

Helen '28 is double-majoring in Political Science and Communications. She started working in the Office of the Dean of Students at the beginning of her sophomore year and also serves on the Student Conduct Board. She鈥檚 also a Core Facilitator and part of FACES Council. Outside of that, she loves going on walks and getting coffee with friends.

Pleasure '27 is from Newark, New Jersey. She is majoring in Neuroscience on the pre-med track, with a minor in Medical Humanities. She is actively involved in campus organizations, including the African Student Organization (ASO), Black Christian Fellowship (海角论坛F), and Presenting Africa to U (PATU), where she builds community, expresses her cultural identity, and finds balance through dance and fellowship. She is also a Resident Assistant in Vanderslice Hall, where she supports students and builds community. In her free time, she enjoys reading, volunteering, going on walks around campus, and watching Scandal or Grey鈥檚 Anatomy.

Karina '27 is majoring in English with concentrations in Creative Writing and Applied Psychology and Human Development. She is a Resident Assistant for Medeiros, where she supports first-year students and helps build a strong sense of community. She also works with Post Road, the English Department's literary journal, where she reads submissions and contributes to editorial and social media efforts. In addition, she serves as a research assistant in the Transformative Education Lab, exploring how students engage with meaningful learning experiences. In her free time, she enjoys writing, reading, singing, and dancing.

Brian '27 is studying Finance and Business Analytics with a minor in African and African Diaspora Studies. He was born and raised in Glenn Dale, MD, but plans to live in New York City after graduation. He tries to stay very involved outside of school, whether as the Co-President of both the Caribbean Culture Club and Black in Business, the Senior Liaison for the Black Student Forum, or in various other service and mentorship roles on campus. When not staying busy, he enjoys exercise, travel, trying new foods, spending time with family and friends, creating and enjoying music, and following his favorite sports teams.

Saniya '27 is studying biology on the pre-med track. She enjoys super-long walks (sometimes 10 miles), talks about traveling, is a bit of a cinephile, and has a twin sister who also attends Boston College. Saniya is also part of the Undergraduate Student Government (UG海角论坛) on campus.