2006 summer navigator

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Note from the Editor

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2006-2007 Conference Schedule

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2006 Annual Conference Photos

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2006 Annual Conference Presenter Listing & Award Winners

6

2006 Annual Conference Vendor Listing & Sponsors

7

New Hires 8-9

ACUHO-I Update 11

New Professionals Conference Program Proposal

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2006-2007 Executive Board

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Summer 2006 Edition

TERRI’S PLAN FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR

While I was getting ready for this conference, my dad called and although my parents are finally past the “when are you going to graduate/what are you doing this summer” phase but they still aren’t sure what exactly I do.

So I talked to him about the confer-ence and the sessions and the meetings, and told him that I was going to give a speech and he perked up and said, “oh you’re the keynote speaker?”

And I said “no, I’m just going to become the president and needed to say a few words.”

Next question: “oh, do you get paid?” “Nope.” “So you don’t get paid? This whole time, the travel and sessions and the meetings, you don’t get paid?” “No Dad, it’s volunteer; pretty cool huh?” I’m not sure that he got it. But I do, I do it for the love of NEA-CUHO.

When I ran for president elect and wrote my statement for the position, I had 3 items that I thought would be the framework of my presidency. I vowed:

Efficiency: to streamline and communicate all NEACUHO processes with an eye to-ward spending more time on content than procedure Continuity and Planning: to make deliberate, mindful plans and follow the work our predecessors have made. To embrace technology: to work for the better use of the technol-ogy to help aid our communication and opportunities to share with one another.

In my statement I also wrote that “one of my core beliefs is that NEA-CUHO’s biggest strength is its mem-bers. As professionals, we bring a wealth of knowledge, commitment and collegiality to the table that is un-matched in any other organization.”

Yes, the secret of our association is the people and the ability to get so much help, support and care but it shouldn’t be a secret.

So I would like to add one more thing to my framework: Appreciation. Appreciation for where we’ve been as an organization and where we are headed and the deep appreciation for so many of our members that give back to the organization not only as e-board members, but as committee members, program presenters and volunteers.

Nothing we offer programmatically as an organization is going to top any-thing that each of you can do for one another. Our strength is our people and our participation as members is para-mount.

Start small, introduce yourself to someone new. Go big, join a committee or volunteer to host a meeting or confer-ence. Just get involved; sharing what makes you great, will make us all better professionals.

I’m happy to be able to serve as your next president and appreciative of this great opportunity. It is an honor to be able to give back to an organization that I have grown up in and that has given me so much.

Thank you, safe travels and I’ll be happy to see all of you throughout the coming year and at the 2007 Annual Conference at Castleton State College.

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Summer Edition 2006 NEACUHO Navigator

Start spreading the news… the 2006 annual conference at NYU was

inspiring and energizing. Approximately 300 NEACUHO members were able to

attend the various workshops and networking events, including amazing night

on the town events that gave those of us who aren’t city folk a big bite of the Big

Apple. This newsletter is a simple, little souvenir commemorating the

conference and the folks who made it happen. Of course, the 2006-2007

academic year is just a New York minute away, so of course we have plenty of

information on upcoming NEACUHO events and opportunities.

Have a wonderful semester,

Tina Tormey, Cazenovia College

Please send any comments, questions or submissions to [email protected].

Note from the Editor...

Tina Tormey Media & Publications Chair

NEACUHO is moving from the hustle and bustle of the big city to the

peaceful tranquility of the mountains!

Join us in the Green Mountain State for the 2007 Annual Conference at

Castleton State College, June 6 through 9.

Stay tuned for more information in upcoming editions of the Navigator!


Get Out There! NEACUHO Professional Development & Networking Opportunities

Get your calendars and pens ready! The following is a listing of some of the NEACUHO events already planned for the 2006-2007 academic year. We welcome & encourage all members to take

full advantage of these opportunities by attending conferences and presenting programs.

New Professionals Conference Friday, October 20

College of St. Rose (Albany, NY) Program Proposal deadline: September 20

Fall RD2B Conference Saturday, November 18

Bridgewater State University (Bridgewater, MA) Binghamton University (Binghamton, NY)

Operations Drive-In Conference

Friday, December 1 Onondaga Community College (Syracuse, NY)

Spring RD2B Conference

Saturday, January 27 Merrimack College (North Andover, MA)

Western Connecticut State University (Danbury, CT)

Women’s Winter Renewal Retreat January, specific date TBD

Location TBD

Spring Drive-In Conference & Mid-Level Training Institute Friday, February 16

Utica College (Utica, NY)

AND OF COURSE…

2006 Annual Conference June 5-7, 2006

Castleton State College (Castleton, VT)


NEACUHO Annual Conference 2006

Takin’ a bite out of the Big Apple!


NEACUHO Annual Conference 2006

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Photos courtesy of the NYU Conference Committee and the Media & Publications Committee

“I’m in a New York state of mind”

~Billy Joel

NEACUHO 2006 ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN REVIEW

Outstanding Service Award: Jana Jacobson (Emerson College) Distinguished Service Award: Kathi Bradford (Westfield State College) Lifetime Service Award: Bob Jose (Northeastern University) Elizabeth Sinkewicz Reid New Professional Award: Amanda Dubois (New York University) James Casey New Professional Scholarship: Brian Amaro, Quinnipiac University “Rising Star” Scholarship: Susie Beederman (Binghamton University)? Women’s Issues Outstanding Achievement Award: Jodi Bailey (New York University) New Professionals Case Study Shruti Tekwani (Wentworth Institute of Technology) Nupur Goyal (NYU) Danielle Bernard (Springfield College) First Time Presenter Award David Stender (Northeastern Stephanie Cave (Northeaster University) Best of the Northeast Award Rebecca Kitchell (University of New Haven) Dan Woods (University of New Haven)

A special thanks goes to all award presenters for the service they’ve provided to NEACUHO and their home

colleges and universities!

Congratulations to the 2006 Award Winners

Award Winner

Conference Presenters: Robb Adams, Rochester Institute of Technology Brian Amero, Quinnipiac University Susie Beederman, Binghamton University Sara Bleiberg, New York University Eric Bross, New York University Dr. Lynne P. Brown, New York University Kristin Calegari, Binghamton University Rita Camara, Bridgewater State College Stephanie Cave, Northeastern University Shannon Crosby, Syracuse University Michelle DeMille, Bridgewater State College Alicia Dimond, University of Connecticut Amanda DuBois, New York University Dr. Tom Ellett, New York University Shawn Edie, Bridgewater State College Tony Esposito, Bridgewater State College Mark Godleski, Le Moyne College Therese Grande, New York University Sendy Guerrier, St. John’s University Charity Halsdorf, New York University Dr. Alicia Hurley, New York University Jana Jacobson, Emerson College Joshua Johnson, Binghamton University Shelly Keniston, Bridgewater State College Koreen Kerfoot, SUNY Purchase College Mandy King, Morrisville State College Rebecca Kitchell, University of New Haven Jeff Koziol, Regional Director Ingersoll Rand Security Michael Kush, SUNY College of Technology at Delhi Chuck Lamb, Rochester Institute of Technology Jessica Lang, Bridgewater State College Joshua Lawrie, Syracuse University Jennifer Morgan Levy, New York University Justin McCauley, Bridgewater State College Beth Moriarty, Bridgewater State College Carrie Neal, SUNY Purchase College Julia Nugent, AIA Place LLC John Padovani, SUNY College of Technology at Delhi Terri Panepento, St. John’s Fisher College Michaela Rome, New York University Brandy Sales, Fitchburg State College Vanessa Strickley, St. John’s University Melissa Tihinen, New York University Joe Salvatore, New York University briana Sevigny, Eastern Connecticut State University David Stender, Northeastern University Erin Twomey, Quinnipiac University Jon Verda, Fitchburg State College Technologies Dan Woods, University of New Haven Amy Zimmerman, University of Connecticut

Many thanks to all presenters who made the 2006 NEACUHO Annual Conference a success!


“Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence.”

—Abigail Adams


Conference Exhibitors: Adden Furniture Adirondack Solutions American Furniture Rentals Butler Woodcrafters, Inc. Campus Televideo Coinmach Delher Manufacturing, Inc. Foliot Furniture Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies L.A.M. Enterprises Mac-Gray Services Moduform, Inc. New England Woodcraft NEACUHO 2007 Oshkosh Placement Exchange Premier RMS Safe Decisions Salto Systems Sauder Education Shrader & Shrader SmartMovers.com StarRez, Inc. StudentAffairs.com The CBORD Group, Inc. The Chambers Corporation The Swan Corporation TimberNest University Loft Company USA Today Valet Today Campus Williams Scotsman, Inc.

A special thanks to the following vendors for their sponsorship and participation in the NEACUHO 2006 Annual Conference

Conference Sponsorships: Platinum: Aramark (Vendor & Delegate Luncheon) Gold: — Silver: SafeDecisions (Day 2 Breakfast) Public Identity (tote bags) Coinmach (hospitality suite) C2 Media (printing & signage) Bronze: Mac Gray (Fun Run t-shirt) NYU’s NRHH (mugs for attendees) IRHC (frames at dinner cruise) Time Out New York Magazine (magazines) USA Today (name badge lanyards) Shrader and Shrader (host committee t-shirts) Cecil Distributors, Inc. (hospitality suite refrigerator)

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CBORD really knows how to keep the vendor fair jumping!

A creepy friend assists at the vendor fair.

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Brandeis University welcomes Rich DeCapua, Director of Residence Life; Carla Underwood, Department Coordinator; Jerome Holland, Bill Huff, Colleen Johnston and Andrew Roberts, who are new quad directors. Colby-Sawyer College welcomes Julie Moynihan, who is a new Resident Director. The University of Hartford welcomes the following new additions to their staff: Danielle Wyck, M.S., Resident Director, Village Apartments; Stephen Clemmer, Resident Director, C and D Complexes, Asylum Avenue Cam-pus; Mariel Pagán, M.A., Resident Director, Regents Park Suites and Park River Apartments; Jennifer K. Love-lace, Complex Director, F Complex; Jason Borges, M.S., Assistant Director of Residential Life; Mary Bank-head, M.S., Assistant Director of Residential Life. Cazenovia College welcomes Tiffany Varlaro, Assistant Director of Residence Life and Director of Housing Operations, and Liz Burick, Residence Director, who will be starting the higher education graduate program at Syracuse University. Eastern Connecticut State University welcomes two new residence directors on staff: Jennifer Taplin and An-gelo Simoni. Joseph T. Zito has been promoted to Associate Director of Residential Life at Assumption College. He was previously the Assistant Director of Residential Life. Michael Fogarty joined the staff in July 2005 as the Assistant Director of Residence Life at Utica College. Mi-chael received his Master of Arts in Student Affairs in Higher Education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He completed a graduate assistantship at Penn State Altoona in Greek Life and Service Learning, and was most recently employed as a Residence Hall Director at SUNY Geneseo. Katherine Fay also joined Utica College in July 2005 as the Residence Hall Complex Director. Katherine re-ceived her Bachelor of Science in Liberal and Professional Studies from Cazenovia College, and previously worked as an Area Coordinator at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Curry College has three new additions to the Residence Life Department that we would like to announce: Rachel Deleveaux was hired mid-semester during Spring semester as a Residence Director and works with up-perclassman. Kendra Wisneski & Rocco Cappello started in July as a Residence Director. They are both work-ing in all first year student buildings. We are very excited about our new hires and look forward to the upcoming year!! The Juilliard School is happy to welcome Mecca Scott as the Associate Director of Student Affairs for Resi-dence Life. We also like to announce the appointment of Allie Timberlake to Assistant Director of Student Af-fairs. We are happy to have both on our team! The University of Bridgeport would like to announce the recent hire of Laura Pruyne, MSW, who has joined the university's professional staff as one of the three newly hired Resident Directors. Laura joins us from the Uni-versity of Maine where she worked as a graduate Resident Director while completing her master's degree in Social Work. Jason Lanker arrived to Utica College in January of 2006 from Indianapolis, IN, to join the staff as a Resident Director. Jason received his Master of Arts in Liberal Studies from University of Southern Indian. His graduate

WELCOME NEW HIRES!

WELCOME NEW HIRES!


assistantship was at Vincennes University as a Assistant Graduate Hall Coordinator. Kirkshinta Turnipseed joined the Utica College staff in June 2006 as a Resident Director. Kirkshinta has just completed her Master of Science in Student Personnel Administration at Buffalo State College, and worked as an Assistant Hall Director at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Lastly, Trung Nguyen also joined the Utica College staff in June 2006 as a Resident Director. Trung received his Master of Arts in Student Affairs in Higher Education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He was a Graduate Hall Manager at Clarion University (PA) and a Residential Coordinator at St. Lawrence University prior to coming to UC. Ithaca College proudly announces the additions of these recent new hires. Kate Berry joins us from The College of New Jersey as an Area Coordinator. Tiffani Ziemann has arrived directly from graduate school at Bowling Green State University to become our new Coordinator of Judicial and Educational Programming. Courtney Bazan has just completed her Masters degree at University of Connecticut to become Residence Direc-tor of Emerson Hall and the Garden Apartments. Carrie Sampson arrives from her Syracuse University graduate program to work as a Residence Director in the Terrace 9-12 area, including our Vecenos Residential Learning Community. Additionally, three recent Ithaca College graduates are working with us as Residence Directors: Meg Barbato will be working in our Terraces 5-8 area, Jess Blasko will be working in one of our Upper Quads areas, and Andrew Kosinuk will be overseeing the West Tower. Nazareth College is pleased to announce 3 new Staff Members Kellie Derry—After working at SUNY Cortland and Curry College, Kellie has returned to her Alma Matter as an Area Director. Dawn Douglas—A 2005 graduate of Nazareth, Dawn has returned as an Area Director after one year at Keuka College. Dan Norton—A 2006 graduate of the Canisius College CSPA program, Dan has joined Nazareth College as the Assistant Director of Residential Life. Suzanna Hartman is starting at Chester College of New England. She is a Resident Director/Student Activi-ties Coordinator. Michael Goodhart joins the Bridgewater State College staff from the University of Idaho where he worked for three years as an Area Coordinator. Michael will be the Resident Director for Shea Hall, one of the first year resi-dence halls. Michael has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Radford University and a master’s degree in higher education from The Ohio State University. Residence Life at Salem State College is pleased to welcome Mr. Bryan Wint, Resident Director (BA and MA from UMASS Lowell) and Ms. Danielle Morgan, Community Development Specialist (BA and MA from Clark University) to our staff for 2006-2007. New York University welcomes the following new staff members: Katrina Lee, David Williams, David Jones, Matt Patashnick, Katie Bisang, Audrey Kajumbula, Daniel Choi, Ty Crisman and Chris Stipeck.

If you would like to announce new hires at your college or university, please e-mail the information to [email protected].

Interested in hosting a NEACUHO event ?

There are many opportunities to host NEACUHO events on your campus and we are always looking to visit new

places!

Our events include the New Professionals Drive-In, the Spring Drive-In, Residential Operations Drive-In,

Women’s Winter Renewal Retreat, RD2B, e-board meetings and other gatherings.

Be on the lookout for Annual Conference bid packets

for 2008 and 2009!

If you are interested in hosting a NEACUHO conference or event, or if you would like more information, please contact:

Sabrina Tanbara

NEACUHO President-Elect [email protected] (212)-799-5000, x 200


ACUHO-I EASTERN DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE UPDATE


Dear NEACUHO, It is my pleasure to submit this first report to you as the new ACUHO-I Eastern District Repre-sentative (EDR), having taken over the role from your own Bob Jose of Northeastern University in June. It is certainly an honor to follow in the foot steps of other previous NEACUHO mem-bers who were EDR, such as Bob, Tom Ellett and Valerie Randall-Lee. The role of the EDR is to be the connection between ACUHO-I and my assigned regions, specifically NEACUHO, MACUHO (Mid-Atlantic) and ASRA (the United Kingdom housing organization). It is my hope to provide an update in each NEACUHO Newsletter about what is going on with ACUHO-I that may be relevant to NEACUHO members. For those of you who were able to make the Annual Conference and Exposition in Atlanta in June, I hope you had as enjoyable a time as I did. It was great to see many of you at the Re-gional Reception – many thanks to Terri Panepento and her counterpart in MACUHO, Jenn Thorpe, for setting this up and allowing for members of both regions to meet and mingle. It was also nice to see a number of NEACUHO folks present programs at the conference, from the Region’s Best program on students from poverty by Joshua Lawrie from Syracuse Unievrsity, to a host of other programs including those presented by folks from multiple regions. For those of you who presented at NYU this summer, I would urge you to think about submitting your program for consideration by the ACUHO-I Program Committee when they issue their Call for Programs for the Annual Conference and Exposition in Seattle in July, 2007. It was also great to see that a students from NEACUHO was able to participate in the STARS College. This program brings under-graduate students to the ACUHO-I Conference site a couple of days before the conference starts to get an in depth immersion into what the housing profession is all about, including mentoring by a senior housing officer. Many of the attendees are then able to stay on and participate in the actual conference and spend time volunteering in many aspects. Congratulations to Jeremy Foskitt of Ply-mouth State University for being selected in a competitive process for this opportunity to experience what will hopefully be a future career choice for him. If you know of students who you think would benefit from this program, please look for nomination informa-tion during the coming year and encourage them to apply! ACUHO-I is making a very determined effort to become more strategic in its efforts in order to maintain its place as the preeminent professional association dedicated to improving on campus residential experiences for students and advancing the field of higher education. Briefly, here are a few of the things that ACUHO-I and the ACUHO-I Foundation are working on – more information on these will be shared in future newsletters:

• Communications – the Talking Stick (the ACUHO-I Newsletter) has been totally revamped and a brand new web page will be launched this fall.

• Placement – ACUHO-I and NASPA have agreed to partner on a spring placement event, to be called The Placement Exchange. The first event under this new arrangement will occur in Boston in 2008, just prior to the NASPA Conference, but registration at the NASPA Conference will not be required (but is highly encouraged) for participation in the placement service. Look for more information about this early in 2007.

• Continuing Education/Certification – even though ACUHO-I provides its members with many professional development op-portunities, it is clear that many more could be instituted to serve various members of the profession. A staff position has been added to work in this area, along with a committee of members, and their efforts will begin to take shape in the near future.

• Internationalization – while there has been an “I” in ACUHO-I for some time, what this means to the Association is just now being studied in depth for the first time. More organizations are choosing to affiliate themselves with ACUHO-I, but how the Association provides services to members around the world and it various languages is a daunting task that must be approached carefully.

• 21st Century Project – The Foundation, in conjunction with many member institutions and other partners, has launched a very ambitious endeavor to define what campus housing should be in the 21st Century. The 21st Century Project is a multi-phased

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initiative leading to the construction of a new, state-of-the-art residential facility for colleges and universities. In addition to creat-ing one or more prototype residential facilities on several campuses, the project will assist colleges and universities in designing new residential facilities that reflect the ever-changing roles that residences play in the collegiate experience. Preliminary results are available, but much more work is yet to be done to flesh out all the pieces of this very important undertaking for the profes-sion of campus housing.

It is important to note that membership in NEACUHO does not make you a member of ACUHO-I. While both organizations have very similar goals and objectives regarding housing on college and university campuses, they are separate entities with sepa-rate membership requirements. If you are not sure if your in-stitution has been a member of ACUHO-I in the past, please check with your CHO. For all institutions, the process for re-newing a membership for 2006-2007, or for becoming a mem-ber for the first time, is now underway. For more information, go to the web page at www.acuho-i.org. If you have any questions about what ACUHO-I is, what initiatives we are working on, or how you can get more involved, please feel free to contact me at 610-436-3307 or at [email protected]. If I don’t have the answer for you, I’ll be sure to connect you with the person who can help you out. I hope to see many of you at the NEACUHO Conference at Castleton State College next summer, if not before. Pete Galloway, ACUHO-I Eastern District Representative West Chester University of PA (MACUHO)


Please mark your calendars for a great conference opportunity for students considering a career in Housing and Residence Life!

Four RD2B Conferences:

11/18/2006 Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater MA

Binghamton University, Binghamton NY

1/27/2007 Merrimack College, North Andover MA

TBD

Keep an eye out for registration materials on the NEACUHO website and list-serve. Questions- Contact committee chair: [email protected]

SAVE THE DATE!

Envision Your Future:

NEACUHO New Professionals

Conference

OCTOBER 20, 2006

College of St. Rose Albany, NY

Registration materials and program proposal forms will be available on the

NEACUHO web-site and through the NEACUHO list-serve. Be on the lookout!

Questions? Contact Robin Hershkowitz, Conference Chair at

[email protected]


The NEACUHO New Professional Development Committee

Proudly Announces: Envision Your Future: NEACUHO New Professionals Conference

October 20, 2006 at the College of St. Rose, Albany, NY

New Professionals Conference Program Proposal

Are you seeking opportunities for professional development? Do you have knowledge you wish to impart on new professionals in the field? If so, we urge you to present at the NEACUHO New Professionals Conference. This conference is designed especially for new professionals with presentations by seasoned professionals, Chief Housing Officers, and other new professionals. All ideas and topics are welcome. Some topic ideas are:

Advising/Supervision Relationships with colleagues Students and technology Psychological issues Working with diverse students Ethics School politics Accountability

If you are interested in presenting a program at the New Professionals Conference, please complete the information on the following page and submit by September 20, 2006.

• Program sessions are 50 minutes in length. • You will receive e-mail confirmation from the committee if your program is selected. • All presenters will be required to register for the conference if their program is selected. Program proposals can be emailed to: Joshua Johnson at [email protected].

Registration information will be available shortly. For further questions, contact Robin Hershkowitz, Conference Chair, at [email protected] or Jana Jacobson, New Professional Development Committee Chair at [email protected].



Envision Your Future NEACUHO New Professionals Conference 2006

Program Proposal We ask that you select a contact person for your presentation, if you are presenting in a pair or group. This is the person we will communicate with regarding the status of the proposal. Name: Email: Phone: Title of Presentation: Name(s) and Position Title(s) of Presenter(s): Name of School(s) Represented: Please provide us with a brief description of your program (5-7 sentences) which will be included in the day’s schedule: Please attach an outline of the program presentation. Please list any materials for your presentation (i.e. VCR, news print, projector, etc.)

Thank you for your participation!

President Terri Panepento St. John Fisher College [email protected] President-Elect Sabrina Tanbara The Juilliard School [email protected]

DISTRICT COORDINATORS

Connecticut & Rhode Island Michelle Eichengreen Roger Williams University [email protected] Eastern New York Amanda Dubois New York University [email protected] Maine, New Hampshire & Vermont Katie Orlando Chester College of New England [email protected]

Massachusetts Josh Hettrick Springfield College [email protected] Western New York Chuck Lamb Rochester Institute of Technology [email protected]


Annual Conference Dennis Proulx Castleton State College [email protected] Audrey Place University of Vermont [email protected]

Corporate Relations Renè J. Coderre Binghamton University [email protected] Media and Publications Tina Tormey Cazenovia College [email protected] Membership Coordinator Jen Hapgood Binghamton University [email protected] New Professional Development Jana Jacobson Emerson College [email protected] Parlimentarian Paula Randazza Rivier College [email protected]

Professional Development Pam Peter Syracuse University [email protected] Program Shelly Kenniston Bridgewater State University [email protected] Residential Operations Jen Paulin Bridgewater State University [email protected] Risk Management & Judicial Jessica Lang Bridgewater State University [email protected] Social Issues Jodi Bailey New York University [email protected] Technology Coordinator Chris Cullinane Binghamton University [email protected]

APPOINTED BOARD MEMBERS

Past President Jon Conlogue Westfield State College [email protected] Treasurer Jeff Horowitz Binghamton University [email protected]

ELECTED OFFICERS

Secretary Carol Sacchetti Roger Williams University [email protected]

ACUHO-I Eastern District Representative

Peter Galloway West Chester University

[email protected]

NEACUHO 2006-2007 EXECUTIVE BOARD

Got ideas?

Consider submitting an article for the NEACUHO Navigator

Newsletter Submission Publication Edition Deadline Date

FALL 9/15 October

WINTER 12/15 January

SPRING 3/15 April

Submissions should be e-mailed to Tina Tormey, at [email protected]

NEACUHO Membership Reminder

October 1, 2006 is the deadline for

NEACUHO membership. Membership materials were mailed in early August. If you

do not receive the membership renewal information or if you have any membership

questions, please contact Jen Hapgood, NEACUHO Membership Coordinator, at

[email protected].

NEACUHO Mission Statement NEACUHO is an organization of housing, residential life, and student services professionals and paraprofessionals within

Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, and the Canadian provinces. The

Association is dedicated to providing opportunities for colleague support, professional development, sharing of information,

collaboration, communication, research and recognition of outstanding contributions to the field.


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Corporate Associates Campus Comfort

The Chambers Corporation IR Security & Safety—Education Solutions

Noelker & Hull Associates Party Vision

RoomChi: Feng Shui for Residence Life

Thank you to the following corporate affiliates.

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