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The Office of Residential Life furthers the educational mission of ³ÉÈËÍ·Ìõ by extending student learning and growth into our residential community and by promoting a healthy, safe, and inclusive environment where individual members are valued and respected. We accomplish this by fostering personal growth and success through a purposeful residential experience and by supporting students in making meaningful contributions to their community.

Our Staff

Central Office Staff

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Terra Peckskamp
Assistant Vice President for Residential Planning and Programs
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Mo Muckinhaupt
Director, Residential Life
Drake Hall
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Sean Brueggemann
Associate Director for Lower Campus and Residential Operations
Burke Hall
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Jacob W. Sherry
Associate Director of Residential Life
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Darlene Curtis
Administrative Department Coordinator
Drake Hall

Ciccone Commons (Curtis, Drake), and University Court

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Ethan Billman
Area Director of Residential Life
111 Drake Hall

Brown Commons (Andrews, Burke, East, Gate House, 100 Hamilton), and Newell Apts.

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Kim Cataldo-Murray
Area Director of Residential Life

Mabel Dart Colegrove Commons (Pinchin, Stillman, West), and Parker Apts.

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Freddy Del Rosario
Area Director of Residential Life
Pinchin Hall

Hancock Commons (Bryan Complex, 113 Broad), and Townhouses

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Chimebere Nwaoduh
Assistant Director of Residential Life

Broad Street College Houses

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Sean Brueggemann
Associate Director for Lower Campus and Residential Operations
Burke Hall

Community Leaders (CLs)

Community Leaders (CLs) are live-in student staff members responsible for facilitating the development of each of their residential communities while supporting their peers with challenges in residential living and campus life. CLs accomplish this through direct engagement with their peers, programming, and offering resources to support self-care. CLs also play a critical role in ensuring that each residential community is conducive to learning by helping to maintain community standards, empowering residents to co-create the residential experience they desire, reporting facility concerns, and supporting the Residential Commons in building intellectual engagement in the residence halls.