Housing and Residence Life Staff

The Housing and Residence Life staff works together to provide an outstanding on-campus experience for you!

In collaboration with one another under the guidance of the Senior Director, the Associate Directors of Housing and Residence Life direct the day to day activities of Housing and Residence Life Office in two distinct areas: Operations and Residence Life. This includes oversight of the contract process, assignments and the overall condition of our residence halls, as well as engaging students in the residence halls, creating an inclusive residential environment and providing a safe home away from home.

The Residence Life staff is comprised mostly of Student Staff (LCAs and RAs) and Residence Life Coordinators (RLCs), who live with the residents in the halls. They are responsible for creating programs for their floor/community, counseling residents through roommate conflicts and policy enforcement.

Bob Boyle

Amy Lorenz

Kyle Patterson

Steve Crews

Katie Lewis

Corey Ulloa

Assistant Director of Residence Life

Sheresa Divens

Casey Knowles

Assistant Director of Budgets

Sam Lento

Michael Dybala

Tasha Blair

Miguel Sosa

Olivia Ravet

Becki Tankson-Artis

Des Basden

Assistant Residence Life Coordinator of Osprey Crossings

Armani Cribbs

Assistant Residence Life Coordinator for Osprey Hall

Ariel Palmer

Amy Bailey

Jeremy Dioses

Emily Martinez

Residence Life Coordinator of Osprey Fountains - North Tower

Ezra Imes

Jesse Jones

Gabby Dayhoff

Assistant Residence Life Coordinator of Recruitment, Training and Student Leadership

William White

Residence Life Coordinator for Living-Learning Communities

Residence Life Coordinators

The Residence Life Coordinators (RLCs) are 12-month, live-in professional full-time staff who work traditional business hours. Each RLC manages a community of 450-500 students, directly supervises 8-11 student staff and the possibility of a graduate student Assistant Residence Life Coordinator for their respective areas, is the professional staff first responder for emergencies and crisis situations, adviser to their respective area council, Conduct Hearing Officer and and they have the option to chair Housing and Residence Life committees.

Assistant Residence Life Coordinators

Assistant Residence Life Coordinators (ARLCs) are a 10-month, part-time, live-in, graduate position at UNF. They are graduate students under the supervision of their supervisor to develop and coordinate daily operations of their residential community. The ARLC serves as an educator for students in the community and is designated as the manager of their area. The ARLC position is designed to offer a progression of experience and responsibilities throughout the tenure of the role. General responsibilities include supervision of RAs, educational development of their community, and supporting their community through emergencies and crisis situations.  

When to contact RLCs/ARLCs:

• Develop and coordinate programs for community residential students
• Manage student concerns and following up with a student who live in the community
• Working with an RA that's been difficult to follow up with for a program
• Roommate conflict facilitator
• Conduct concerns of residents
• Student wellness checks

Student Staff

Resident Assistants

RAs are generally full-time undergraduate student staff members. Each RA oversees about 50 students on a floor, wing, house or village apartment building and are supervised by an RLC. Some of the responsibilities of the RA include: working with students, provide programs for their students, actively develop the residential community and enforce policies. RAs have in-community duty responsibilities, office hours in the area, and work on Housing and Residence Life committees.

Learning Community Assistants

LCAs are generally full-time undergraduate student staff members who reside in many of our Living-Learning Communities. Their primary responsibility is the community development of the Living-Learning Community and putting on programs and events around the communities focus.