Puksta Staff

Justina Boyd | Anna Domenico | Michael Grant | Helen Gurneé | Jennifer Korbelik | Peter Simons | Brian Winkelbauer

Justina Boyd

E-mail: Justina.Boyd@Colorado.edu
Phone: 303-735-2232

Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
Division of Student Affairs

Education (degrees earned): Bachelor of Science, College of Business Administration, and Master of Arts, College of Education; both at The University of Arizona

Experience: A total of almost five years at UC-Boulder in the area of student development; three years with the Athletic Department, and almost two years in current position.  Prior to CU, served as a program administrator in a variety of areas both at San Diego State University and The University of Arizona .

Anna Domenico

E-mail: Anna.Domenico@Colorado.EDU
Phone: 303-735-2315

Director
Volunteer Clearing House

Education: B.A. University of Colorado, Sociology; M.A. University of Chicago, Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
 
Anna currently serves as the Director of the CU's Volunteer Clearing House, overseeing programs & services that link students with opportunities to serve the community and promote community engagement & awareness on campus. She served as a Peace Corps volunteer in South Africa, worked in the non-profit sector for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado and the Institute of International Education, and also in higher education in academic services at the Community College of Denver and as an adjunct faculty member at the Metropolitan State College of Denver, where she taught courses on Cultures of Africa & Cross-Cultural Communication.

Michael Grant

E-mail: Michael.Grant@Colorado.EDU
Phone: 303-492-5538

Professor of EPO Biology
President's Teaching Scholar
Assoc. Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Education
Ph.D., Duke University, 1974

Most of career at CU as a faculty member in the Dept. of EPO Biology (beginning fall, 1974) with special interests in evolution and ecology of plants. Numerous research publications and extra-mural grants for research scholarship. Hazel Barnes, Boulder Faculty Assembly and Mortar Board teaching excellence awards. Former Director of the Mountain Research Station, former Chair of EPO Biology, Director of the Norlin Scholars Program, and administrative responsibility for the Undergraduate Academy, Chancellor's Leadership Residential Academic Program, Career Services, Student Academic Services Center, Office of International Education and the Institute for Ethical and Civic Engagement.

Helen Gurneé

E-mail: Helen.Gurnee@Colorado.EDU
Phone: 303-492-5538

Education: BA, Technical Journalism, Colorado State University

Experience: Public Relations, Marketing, News Writing, Graphic Design, Event Planning, Development for Non-Profit.

Present: Assistant to the Associate Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Education at CU-Boulder.

Jennifer Korbelik

E-mail: Jennifer.Korbelik@Colorado.EDU
Phone: 303-441-4142

Peter Simons

E-mail: Peter.Simons@Colorado.EDU
Phone: 303-492-1962

Education: B.A. Psychology, Masters - Public Administration, Masters - Liberal Studies, Elementary Education Teacher Certification

Experience: Child and Youth Development, Human Services and Education, Direct Service, Administration, Program and Policy Development, Fundraising/Grant Writing, Public and Private Non-Profit Sectors

Currently, Director of the Institute for Ethical and Civic Engagement at
CU-Boulder.

Brian Winkelbauer

E-mail: brian.winkelbauer@cufund.org
Phone: 303-541-1250

Brian is currently the Director of Development for Campus Programs/Parent Fund for the University of Colorado Foundation . Brian is a 1991 graduate of CU-Boulder with a degree in Music Education and has completed Masters Degree courses at CU-Denver. After years of teaching, Brian took on his first role with the CU Foundation in Athletics Development as part of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. He became the Special Assistant to the Athletic Director in 1996 and was in Athletics Administration until December 2004, his last position being Assistant Athletic Director for Student Services. It was in this position where he developed close working relationships with the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and the entire Division of Student Affairs, for which he is now fundraising. Brian became familiar with the Puksta Scholars program after assisting a student-athlete Puksta Scholar with her service project. After some time as the Vice President of a small consulting firm, Brian returned to serve in his development role for CU. He and his wife Lindy have three children and live in Superior .