About Us

SUSAN KIMBROUGH
(she, her, hers)

Director of Housing and Residential Education

The Director is responsible for providing leadership, direction, vision and oversight for the University’s student Housing and Residential Education program.

BYRON GREEN
(he, him, his)

Assistant Director of Housing and Residential Education

The Assistant Director is responsible for the oversight of the Residential Education staffing, goals, objectives, and curriculum.

DEVIN HANSEN
(she, her, hers)

Housing Office Manager

The Housing Office manager is responsible for the daily operations of our front office as well as managing our student employees. The housing office manager will be point of contact for scheduling with any housing staff member. The manager will also approve or deny any flyers that will be hung within our residence halls.

STEPHEN HARRIS
(he, him, his)

Housing Coordinator of Operations & Assignments

The Housing Operations Coordinators primary responsibilities are creating and managing housing assignments, occupancy management, and allocations, is lead contact for all room change processes and cancellation requests. The Housing Operations coordinator is also responsible for managing all facilities and maintenance within the residence halls in conjunction with the USF St. Petersburg facilities team, and manages all student mail & packages.

Residence Life Coordinator:
Staff Training and Development

The Residential Life Coordinator (RLC) is responsible for the oversight of Residence Life programming, staff recruitment, selection, and training. The RLC also oversees Residence Hall Association, Hall Councils and all daily operations of the University Student Center Residence Hall. The RLC also works with the USC Hall Director to enhance student development through residential curriculum.

KRISTIN DUNHAM-DOYLE
(she, her, hers)

Residence Life Coordinator: Living Learning Communities, Assessment, and Retention

The Residence Life Coordinator (RLC): Living Learning Communities, Assessment, & Retention manages the retention and assessment efforts for the Living Learning Communities and Housing & Residential Education. Additionally, the RLC manages all daily operations of Residence Hall One while supervising the RHO Hall Director in an effort to enhance student development through programs and events within the Residence Hall One.

CAMPBELL HORN
(she, her, hers)

RHO Hall Director

The RHO Hall Director is responsible for supervising and evaluating the Resident Assistants, assisting with development and/or ongoing implementation of Residence Education within living-learning initiatives, and assisting with other Residence Education operations and functions.

CHRISTEN YAWN
(she, her, hers)

Osprey Hall Director

The Osprey Hall Director is responsible for supervising and evaluating the Resident Assistants, assisting with development and/or ongoing implementation of Residence Education within living-learning initiatives, and assisting with other Residence Education operations and functions.

RESIDENT ASSISTANTS

Resident Assistants (RA) are members of the Housing & Residential Education team that play a vital role in the development of community within the residence halls and on campus. RAs are upper-class students who have lived on campus at least one full semester.

Students who are interested in becoming an RA for the next academic year should look for RA recruitment information in early October. If you have questions about RA recruitment please talk to a current RA, a Hall Director, or a Residence Life Coordinator.

STUDENT ASSISTANTS

Student Assistants are an integral component to the success of Housing & Residential Education. Some of their duties include distributing mail and packages, answering phones, taking messages, assisting residents and guests, and answering any questions you may have about living on campus.