Student Affairs is privileged to recognize and honor students, interns, and non-student part-time employees.
This year, National Student Employment Week runs from April 10-April 14. UMB’s Division of Student Affairs is privileged to recognize and honor our students, interns, and non-student part-time employees.
UMB Student Affairs continues to rise to the top of our field because of the continued dedication, passion, and commitment of our student, intern, and non-student part-time employees. It’s with their help that we can offer inclusive, informative, and engaging programs and services to the entire UMB community.
The staff in UMB Student Affairs have shared positive words to further show the amount of appreciation we have for our employees.
Student Counseling Center
“Tiffany Oyekan is full of innovative ideas and work ethic. She often showed initiative and was very detailed when following directions. She deserves a huge congratulations as she accepts her professional degree!” — Tierra Major Kearney, outreach and referral specialist, Student Counseling Center
Educational Support and Disability Services (ESDS)
“Our SW intern and student test proctors play a critical role in our ESDS operations, to work closely with students and provide an equitable academic and testing experience here at UMB!” — Deborah Levi, MA, LCSW-C, director, Educational Support and Disability Services
Intercultural Center
“The Intercultural Center deeply appreciates the work of its diversity fellows, Paige Tolbard and Ally Clayton, for their commitment to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion at UMB. Paige supported the center through their marketing skills and the launch of the Intercultural Center lounge, while Ally has worked closely with ESDS to create spaces of belonging and affirmation for students with disabilities.” — Rosemary Ferreira, MEd, associate director, Intercultural Center
URecFit and Wellness
Aquatics
“The aquatic staff at URecFit and Wellness have exceeded expectations and have grown to be a strong team. As Professional Rescuers they are leaders in their field and continually work to stay on top of their skills.” — Elizabeth Lasker, MA, assistant director, aquatics, URecFit and Wellness
Facility Supervisor
“Facility Supervisors play a pivotal role in URecFit and Wellness. Without them, our daily operations would not run. They ensure our facility operations run safely and smoothly for our patrons to utilize and are trained to take lead on responding to any emergency that might occur. On top of that, they supervise between 4 to 6 part-time staff when on shift and ensure they are meeting expectations and follow proper standards. I am incredibly grateful for their help and dedication.” — Brandon Suarez, assistant director, business and programs, URecFit and Wellness
Fitness
“Our fitness staff help maintain a safe and clean environment for the UMB community. I can’t thank them enough for their diligence and dedication to the services we provide here at URecFit and Wellness!” — Jimmy Mszanski, MBA, senior assistant director, business and programs, URecFit and Wellness
Patron
“Patron Assistants are the face of URecFit and Wellness. They are the first staff patrons see when entering our facility. They ensure our patrons have a pleasant time in our facility by greeting them as they come in and by providing quality customer service. I am very thankful for their hard work and dedication to our department.” — Brandon Suarez, assistant director, business and programs, URecFit and Wellness
Pratt
“The Pratt and Intramural staff are an integral part of the URecFit and Wellness team, and work diligently to provide and maintain a safe and friendly environment for all members to enjoy. URecFit and Wellness are so thankful for everything you do!” — Jacob Pridemore, MS, senior assistant director, sports and operations, URecFit and Wellness
Wellness
“The wellness staff participate in the promotion of wellness programs, services, and resources by providing outreach across campus as the hosts of health education and awareness tables. They assist with marketing and communication by creating promotional materials such as flyers, social media posts, and educational infographics. The wellness instructors have completed a Certified Peer Educator (CPE) training through NASPA and have researched and created health education on topics such as social health, creativity, gratitude, and nutrition. I have been very fortunate to have such a creative and insightful staff of wellness champions this academic year.” — Amanda Breon, MS, senior assistant director, wellness, URecFit and Wellness
UMB Writing Center
“At the UMB Writing Center, peer writing consultants meet with faculty, staff, postdoctoral fellows, students, and members of Baltimore communities to discuss strategies for writing, offering in-person and online synchronous and asynchronous one-to-one and group-oriented support for these writers at all stages of the writing process across the many disciplinary and professional discourses of UMB programs. Consultants work long hours to hold themselves answerable to the lived experiences and identities of UMB writers, serving as accomplices in critically questioning attitudes about language 'correctness' while reimagining writing education to respond more justly and equitably to the social, negotiated, and contextual nature of all communication within and beyond the academy. Thank you so much, consultants, for your good work!” — James Wright, MFA, associate director, UMB Writing Center
School of Social Work
- Zoey Cain – 2nd Year
- Proma Chowdhury – 2nd Year
- Ally Clayton – 2nd Year
- Mary-Frances Gumbs – 2nd Year
- Emma Kelley- 1st Year
- Marnina Hornstein – 1st Year
- Stenie Simon – 2nd Year
- Paige Tolbard – 2nd Year
School of Dentistry
- Ali Ahmed – 2nd Year
- Dimpy Amin – 2nd Year
- Mifrah Baqai – 2nd Year
- Phuong Bui – 3rd Year
- Nick Conces – 3rd Year
- Julie Erhart – 1st Year
- Ali Fahimi – 3rd Year
- Daryan Fisher – 2nd Year
- Joanna Garcia – 4th Year
- Brian Garner – 4th Year
- Alexandra Hegerle – 3rd Year
- Yujin Hicks – 3rd Year
- Dunstan Kalanzi – 2nd Year
- Axel King – 1st Year
- Steven Lebowitz – 3rd Year
- Jason Luo – 3rd Year
- Lincoln McNish – 2nd Year
- Kyung Yun Min – 3rd Year
- Frances Morales – 1st Year
- Queen Ralph – 2nd Year
- Hannah Rothback – 4th Year
- Tenzin Sengye – 3rd Year
- Emmanuel Utah – 3rd Year
- Melisa White Valencia – 3rd Year
- Sara Wei – 3rd Year
School of Nursing
- Elvis Amardi-Frimpong – 1st Year
- Elizabeth Coffel – 4th Year
- Lauren Dembo – 1st Year
- Ibidun Faleye - 4th year
- Lesline Kangmo Nzomo – 1st Year
- Adam Koren-Roth - 1st Year
- Viet Lai – 2nd Year
- Asahi Lunde – 1st Year
- Marosa Menguito – 2nd Year
- Oritsetsemaye Mene - 2nd Year
- Tiffany Oyekan – 2nd Year
- Elizabeth Scherr – 2nd Year
- Shawn Sukert – 2nd Year
- Christian Thompson – 2nd Year
- Kiara Stevens – 1st Year
- Emma Ward – 1st Year
- Lily Yawn – 1st Year
Francis King Carey School of Law
- Evelyn Austin – 2nd Year
- Delaney Ballard – 2nd Year
- Quinn Cleary – 2nd Year
- Katherine Eichhorn – 2nd Year
- Devin Harvin – 2nd Year
- Michael Heffron – 2nd Year
- Lydia Odiase – 3rd Year
- Wesley Payne – 3rd Year
- Kloie Walker – 2nd Year
School of Medicine
- Samantha Bowen – 3rd Year
- Robyn Bernard – 3rd Year
- David Dellota – 1st Year
- Greg Dawson – 3rd Year
- Stephen Eaton – 2nd Year
- Maxwell Emmanuel – 1st Year
- Aristides Escobar – 3rd Year
- Ian Fourney – 1st Year
- Michael Gentile – 2nd Year
- Kami Holt – 2nd Year
- Valerie Jones – 3rd Year
- Monet Kelly – 2nd Year
- Udit Khetan – 2nd Year
- Linda Krasniewski – 2nd Year
- Kevin Lamberson – 3rd Year
- Christopher Lamont – 3rd Year
- Sydney Lloyd – 1st Year
- Catherine Marrone – 1st Year
- Elisabeth Mayio – 1st Year
- Jessica Meek – 2nd Year
- Josh Miller – 3rd Year
- Hailey Redman – 1st Year
- Kelsey Reed – 2nd Year
- Jaime Rudbart – 3rd Year
- Anita Sahoo – 1st Year
- Nikhil Sonthi – 1st Year
- Kaitlin Ta – 3rd Year
- Gabriella Velleggia – 2nd Year
- Conner Venn – 1st Year
- Sonya Zejmis – 1st Year
- Hayes Zhang – 1st Year
School of Pharmacy
- Gayatri Bhandarkar – 1st Year
- Halah Hussein – 2nd Year
- Leah Lodise – 2nd Year
- Chitra Mistry – 2nd Year
- Cynthia Okereafor – 2nd Year
- Miracle Osuchukwu – 2nd Year
Graduate School
- Parul Aryasomayajula – 2nd Year
- Mugdha Dange – 1st Year
- Rajlaxmi Deshpande – 2nd Year
- Guarav Dhumal – 1st Year
- Evan Gombert – 2nd Year
- Misha Goswami – 1st Year
- Margi Parikh – 1st Year
- Padmapriya Sridhar – 1st Year
- Simi Sebastian – 1st Year
Non-Student Part-Time Employees
- Andres Alcalde – URecFit and Wellness
- Harold Carr – URecFit and Wellness
- Hashem Choudhry – URecFit and Wellness
- Carin Clingan – URecFit and Wellness
- Christopher Connor Jr. – URecFit and Wellness
- Jackie Dailey – URecFit and Wellness
- Nina Dent – URecFit and Wellness
- Alexa Garcia – URecFit and Wellness
- Luana Gomes Pereira – URecFit and Wellness
- Kaitlyn Haley – URecFit and Wellness
- Michelle Hu – URecFit and Wellness
- Chloe Hundley – URecFit and Wellness
- Jasmine Jacobs – URecFit and Wellness
- Alli Leone – URecFit and Wellness
- Datonya Price – URecFit and Wellness
- Stephanie Ramos – URecFit and Wellness
- Tomas Rivera – URecFit and Wellness
- Marlyn Suarez – URecFit and Wellness
- Marissa Watch – URecFit and Wellness
- Destini Ward – URecFit and Wellness
Join Our Team!
UMB Student Affairs strives to advance the success of all students to be engaged and inclusive leaders. Each year we employ UMB students in a variety of positions. Check out our current list of opportunities.