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Gail A. Cole-Avent, PhDAsst. to the VP for Student Affairs
University OmbudspersonUniversity of Miami
• Established a new departmental office, services, and programming opportunities for Veteran students.
• Honored as the Administrator of the Year from the Association of Greek Letter Organizations & the Advisor of the Year from Golden Key International Honour Society, Region III.
• Mentored two undergraduate students who began student affairs graduate programs at Ohio State and LSU.
• Taking Salsa lessons and learning the Rueda de Casino. Recently promoted to level 4 .
“WLI increased my awareness of the achievements of women around me. It was a great reminder to be sure to lift them up and support their
accomplishments! I also have come to terms with realizing that balance is not something that is possible to achieve, but I have learned to manage my energy!”
Beth Lingren Clark, Ph.D.Director, Orientation &
First-Year ProgramsUniversity of Minnesota
– Twin Cities
Sumun L. Pendakur, Ed.D.Associate Dean for Institutional DiversityHarvey Mudd College (a Claremont College)
1. Published my first book chapter!2. Got the dream job I visualized at WLI last year! A
dean-level position, focused on institution-wide efforts for inclusion, equity, and access.
3. Going to be a mom! Baby boy due 3/1/13!
Courtney ReynoldsArea CoordinatorPurdue University
Trained for and ran a half marathon (and in doing so lost
45 pounds.) Applicable lesson:
Love yourself. We are much more of an
inspiration to those we lead when we take care of ourselves.
Brandi P. JonesAssociate DeanSchool of Engineering & Applied SciencePrinceton University
Since attending the Women’s Leadership Institute, I’ve learned the
value of creating and fostering a strong network of women in higher
education. My connection with women at WLI has been a very
important part of my success in a male dominated academic discipline. WLI is
an opportunity to refuel, recharge, recommit, and reconnect with so
many amazing women!
Becca ObergefellAssistant Director
Center for Student Involvement
Ohio Dominican University
I’ve learned to be more open and authentic about
my struggles and my victories. I’m learning to
share my story and to create a place for others to
discover and share their voices.
Ana M. RossettiDirector of Student Affairs, Stuart School of Business
Illinois Institute of Technology
Since attending WLI 2011 I:
Discovered my voice as a
professional woman that lifts others #wlsalt
@AnaMRossetti
Nichole Lewis Director, Belk Professional Development CenterSaint Augustine’s University
•Awarded “Student Advocate of the Year- Staff”•Appointed to University’s Curriculum Council•Began a Doctoral Program in Higher Education Leadership
WLI 11 attendee
• I was promoted • I attended NASPA Alice
Manicur Symposium• I was sought out as a mentor
(And I continued to connect with amazing women across the field!)
Niki RudolphDirector of Student AffairsMichigan State UniversityWLI 2010, Amelia Island
Accomplishment:
Began Ph.D. program in Leadership
for Higher Education Capella University,
March 2012
Cynthia Polk-JohnsonAssociate Vice-President/Dean of StudentsBethune-Cookman University
Carolyn GolzSenior Associate Dean of Students
Director of Residence LifeLake Forest College
Promoted to Senior Associate Dean of Students and asked to lead the Office of Residence Life. Reorganized department and in the process of
rethinking housing plan.
Kelley Stier Associate Director of Student Services & Leadership Development, Purdue University
• Presented on Twitter at a regional conference with fellow #WLI11 attendee
• Accepted an Associate Director position in graduate business student services
• Became active in my community via volunteer opportunities
• Built confidence in myself
Adrienne BlancoBudget Manager, Academic Affairs
Loyola University New Orleans
I achieved an awareness and self-confidence in
knowing that I can and do make an impact on my
campus everyday.
Ann Marie KlotzDirector, Residential Education
Oregon State University
• New Job! Moved across the country.• Went from “Doctoral Student” to “Doctoral
Candidate” • Recipient of the HERSTORY Award from ACUHO-I• Asked to serve as faculty at WLI 2012• Contributed a book chapter in a multi-volume
set on Housing and Residence Life.• Top Ten Program Award Winner, GLACUHO
Robyn KaplanAssociate Director, Office of Student Leadership & ActivitiesHofstra University
I've achieved ownership over my work/life balance, realizing that balance doesn't come naturally - but
rather, it's a choice. When I need to, I choose work and when I want to, I choose life. I experience both with a lack of guilt that so often stands in the way of our own happiness and productivity. As I mentioned after last
year's WLI, if we are fortunate enough to see tomorrow, we should live today with intention.
Melissa RobertsonArea Coordinator, Purdue University
Since attending #WLI11:• Over 300 new professional contacts on
Twitter (many of which have resulted in extensive phone, email, and Skype
conversations!)• 3 conference presentations with women
specifically linked through the WLI network
• Involvement and volunteer work with a professional association, encouraged by
my WLI connections
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Katie TudiniSenior International Student AdvisorGeorgia Institute of Technology• Promoted to Sr. Advisor• Gained Management
responsibilities• Participant in the
Baden-Württemberg Seminar in Germany
• Traveled to Australia, New Zealand and Puerto Rico to represent Georgia Tech
• Trainer Corp Member
At WLI, I learned-"You 've got to learn where money comes
from, how it works, and how to get more of it."-I enrolled in the UO Financial Stewardship Institute, so I can be a more effective supervisor and budget manager.
(and I'm enjoying it!)
Kristen GleasonClub Sports DirectorUniversity of Oregon WLI 2011
Paulette BlumbergAssociate Vice President for Administration and Finance (interim)California State University Fullerton
Negotiated the interim associate VP position in January 2012~Held the Executive Assistant to the
VP position for 5 years prior).
Jodi Scott Senior Planner, University
of British Columbia
My department was eliminated & I was offered
another job – and a promotion!
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