SASC Staff & Faculty

I used an Apple computer for the first time in 1980 to program graphic plots in 6th grade math class, and I have gravitated toward Macs ever since. I am a graduate of Fort Lewis College in Durango and the CU Boulder teacher certification program. I joined SASC in early 2000 (once Y2K blew over, conveniently) after working as coordinator for the Norlin Library outreach program. I enjoy supporting the...

Welcome to SASC! As you browse our website to meet our people and learn about our mission, we hope that you will feel a connection to our multicultural academic learning community and decide to join us. Walk in, explore our space, meet us in person! Our students, faculty, and staff are dedicated to your academic, personal, and professional success. We encourage you to take advantage of our programs, courses, workshops,...

I am a graduate of CU-Boulder with deep roots in the “drylands” in eastern Colorado. Both my parents are from ranching families, and they taught me the value of a hardworking community. I am proud to be part of SASC, where building a strong, multicultural community is the foundation of academic success. SASC is a great place to work, play, and achieve your best destiny.

I'm excited to be a part of the SASC community. I was born in Honduras and raised in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. My family moved to Longmont, CO when I was in high school. I'm a first-generation college student. It's thanks to programs like the ones in SASC that I was able to succeed in college. I graduated from CU-Boulder with my BA in Ethnic Studies and MA in Education Instruction...

"We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty" by Maya Angelou. Everyone has their own unique story, and in my role at SASC, I have the opportunity to learn about and support each student's journey. It's exciting! Some information about me, I am originally from the Midwest, but I have fallen in love with the natural beauty...

I am a first-generation college graduate, CU-Boulder alumna and graduate of the McNeill Academic Program. I earned my BA in Ethnic Studies and i’m currently pursuing my MA in Educational Foundations, Policy and Practice. I proudly call Denver home and never see myself living outside of Colorado. I am an avid Buffs fan and love to attend as many basketball games at Coors Event Center as possible. Books, tea and...

I am enthusiastic about joining the SASC team and working in this multicultural environment! I am a first-generation college student, earning my BA in Communication Studies from Fontbonne University, MA in Student Personnel Administration and PhD in Higher Education from Saint Louis University. I am originally from St. Louis, MO and enjoy reading, spending time with family and cooking. My passion for working in education began in my senior year,...

I am a CU Boulder alumna, earning my BA, MS, and PhD in Integrative Physiology. As an undergraduate at CU Boulder I was set on pursuing a career in medicine, but after joining a research lab during my junior year and gaining teaching experience I changed career paths. I became fascinated by the research I was doing in circadian physiology and decided to pursue advanced graduate work. As a graduate...

Boozhoo! Howa mino gizhigaad niij Anishinaabe. Miigwech indanaa manidoo waabaaminigoog noongom. Brittany nindizhinikaaz, Nahgahchiwanong indongibaa. Hello! My name is Brittany Anderson and I am Anishinaabe from the Fond du Lac reservation in Minnesota. I was raised in a small farming community in West Central Minnesota, graduated from high school in a suburb of the Twin Cities and was the first in my family to pursue an undergraduate degree. I was...

My experience as a first generation college graduate has led me to where I am now. I can still remember the isolation I felt navigating my way through higher education; if not for the community and connections I created along the way, my story might have turned out differently. I am Lao American and grew up in a large family in the Central Valley of California. I have a Bachelor...

Transitions are a natural part of life. Between the beginning and the end of our lives are numerous transitions; some great, others small. Some that will bring insurmountable joy and some that may cause doubt. My goal is to support students' successful academic and cultural transitions to the university during their first year, through graduation and beyond. My aspiration, throughout my life and especially during my career in human service...

I am thrilled to be part of the SASC team! I am the Academic Specialist for the WAMS/First Nations Scholarship Program. I value academic development and I enjoy providing my students with all of the tools they need to achieve academic success, from Day 1 until they become CU-Boulder Graduates. I am a graduate of the University of Oklahoma, with a Bachelor’s degree in Science and Physical Education and I...

I took a long time to recognize myself as a writer. In college, I declared dramatic arts as my major, but it wasn't until senior year that I realized I'd taken so many writing classes I could declare English as a double. After college, I fell into publishing for a couple of years, then decided to set out and find my own story. I sold everything I had, bought a...

I am a first-generation graduate of CU Boulder and Denver where I earned a BS in Accounting, an MBA, an MA in Education and Curriculum Design and an MA in Linguistics. As you can see, I enjoy being in an educational environment and learning new things! This is why I went back to school to earn an MA in Education, after working in the corporate world for many years. Most...

I’m a graduate of CU-Boulder and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and have been part of the SASC community for many years. I’ve been privileged to meet so many amazing students during that time and look forward to meeting many more. I’m also very lucky to have traveled with our students as the instructor for our writing class with an embedded global experience in the Dominican Republic.