Health University
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Ronni L. Sanlo
Palm Desert, CA 92260
657-***-**** office
310-***-**** cell
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EDUCATION
Doctor of Education (Ed.D.), University of North Florida, College of Education,
Jacksonville, FL, 1996
Concentration area: Educational Leadership/Organizational Development
Dissertation: Unheard Voices: The Effects of Silence on Lesbian and Gay Educators
(published by Greenwood Press, 1999)
Master of Education, University of North Florida, College of Education, Jacksonville, FL,
1989
Concentration area: Counseling
Bachelor of Music, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
Major: Music Performance
Minor: English
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
California State UNIVERSITY FULLERTON AUGUST 2010 TO PRESENT
The California State University at Fullerton, CA, is a comprehensive regional university
with a global outlook in a culturally vibrant area of metropolitan Los Angeles. It has a
total enrollment of 33,000 and is a designated Hispanic Serving Institution, offering 55
undergraduate degrees and50 graduate degrees including doctorates in education and higher
education.
Professor Division of Higher Education and Educational Leadership, Graduate advisor,
Dissertation chair
University of California Los AngelesSeptember 1997 to September 2010
The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) is an urban public research institution
and one of ten campuses in the University of California system. Located in Westwood, it
has a total enrollment of 38,000 students, offering 118 undergraduate degrees and 200
graduate degrees.
Professor (Full) and Program Director, Masters of Education in Student Affairs, 2006-
2010, a collaborative masters program between the Division of Student Affairs and the UCLA
Graduation School of Education & Information Studies (GSE&IS) Higher Education and
Organizational Change Division (HEOC). Supervised by both Student Affairs and HEOC.
Duties: With an appointed design team, researched, developed, and presented the proposal
and curriculum to create a new M.Ed. in Student Affairs through the UCLA Graduate School
of Education Higher Education and Organizational Change (HEOC) Division. Currently
responsible for the development of all materials for recruitment, instruction, teaching,
internship sites and supervision, and fund raising.
Key Accomplishments
Researched and developed the M.Ed in Student Affairs with a design team of a HEOC faculty
member and a HEOC doctoral student;
Presented the program for approval to: the curriculum development committee, the HEOC
faculty, the GSE&IS higher education faculty, and the UCLA Graduate Council;
Developed recruiting materials for prospective students;
Developed internship sites at UCLA and at neighboring institutions;
Created handbook for internship site supervisors;
Created corporate marketing program with named internships and assistantships;
Developed cadre of potential Student Affairs faculty, in addition to the HEOC faculty, to
teach in this program;
Recruited faculty
Developed handbook for Student Affairs faculty;
Developed an Alumni Caucus
Senior Associate Dean of Students Division of Student and Campus Life, 2009-2010 Duties:
Responsible for working with students as a Faculty-in-Residence (since 2001) in the 12,000
student- Living/Learning environment; initiating and maintaining a professional
development and diversity program for student affairs staff throughout campus that
includes seminars, workshops, and a coordinated website; assist student affairs
departments with strategic planning and fund raising efforts.
Director, UCLA Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) Campus Resource Center, Division
of Student And Campus Life, 1997-2010
Duties: independently responsible for the effective operation of the center, including
its services, programs, and staff; plan, direct, and implement campus student affairs
programs to, for, and about the LGBT campus community including outreach, recruitment, and
retention; campus and university relations; advising; crisis counseling; training and
education of the campus community related to social justice issues; provide support to the
LGBT Studies academic program and sit on the program s Faculty Advisory Committee; assist
with development and implementation of the Student Affairs mission and planning
statements, goals, and objectives; independently responsible for the development,
planning, implementation, evaluation, and expansion of programs and services reflective of
an increasingly diverse university community; grant-writing, development, and fundraising;
supervision of professional and student staff; responsible for a $200,000 annual budget.
Key Accomplishments:
UCLA campus recognized as one of the 20 Best Campuses for LGBT students, Advocate College
Guide for LGBT Students;
Established Lavender Graduation, an event that celebrates the lives and achievements of
LGBT
students upon their commencement;
Successfully wrote grant proposals to fund specific related projects totally over
$500,000 to date as well as a $500,00 endowed scholarship
Initiated a program with UCLA Development to raise funds through alumni contributions;
Established internships to provide undergraduates an opportunity to work in LGBT-related
community organizations;
Established an undergraduate course to help students become allies for LGBT people ;
Designed a new LGBT center and supervised the move into the new location;
Facilitated multiple strategic planning retreats with the executive board of the
Associated Students of UCLA which is the body that manages the bookstores, food services,
catering, and student government;
Created collaborative opportunities among the various student affairs departments and
student organizations for inclusion of all students;
Act as adviser of record for twelve UCLA LGBT student organizations;
Facilitated the training that assisted Student and Campus Life with initiating the CAS
assessment program in each department;
Alumnus of the UCLA Human Resources Professional Development Program;
Published books and articles related to LGBT issues in higher education;
Survived an undergraduate Outdoor Adventures multi-day camping/kayaking trip in
collaboration with the UCLA Recreation Center.
Committee Appointments/Campus Service
LGBT Studies Advisory Board
Chancellor s Advisory Committee on Issues of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
LGBT Faculty/Staff Network
Intergroup Relations Task Force
Chair, 2007 Western Regional Careers in Student Affairs conference, October, UCLA
Graduate Student Resource Center Advisory Committee
Student Affairs Student Development Task Force
Residence Hall Theme Housing Task Force
Search committee, Student Affairs Information and Research Office director
UCLA National Center of Excellence Community Alliance for Women and Girls
Campus security team
Chancellors Advisory Committee for Religion, Ethics, and Values
UCLA Student Media Communications Board
Student Activities Center Board of Governors
Student Judicial Affairs representative
UCLA Council of Student Affairs Directors
UCLA Student and Campus Life Management Team
Residence Life Pet Policy Committee
Student and Campus Life Diversity Committee
Women 4 Change Annual Conference Planning Team
UCLA Professional Development Program alumnus and mentor
Supervisor, Graduate Student Resource Center, Division of Student and Campus Life and
Graduate Division,
2004 to 2006.
Duties: To help develop this program, hire, and supervise the coordinator of this is a
newly established center which provides information, referral, workshops, and service to,
for, and about graduate students in every area of campus; independently responsible for
the effective operation of the center, including its services, programs, and staff;
supervised the director of the Center to plan, direct, and implement programs including
outreach, retention, campus and university relations, advising, providing, strategic
planning, fundraising, and expansion of programs and services reflective of an
increasingly diverse university graduate community.
UCLA Faculty in Residence,
April 2001 to 2010
Duties: help students to succeed academically through personal assistance in the
residence halls; program coordination with the residential life team; interact with
students on a daily basis; teach in the living/learning environment; help students develop
community with faculty as role models and mentors.
Lecturer, UCLA Graduate School of Education Teacher Education Program, September 1999 to
2006
Instructor, UCLA Fiat Lux Undergraduate Honors Program, September 2001 to 2010
Instructor, UCLA Women Studies, September 2003 to 2010
Professor (full), UCLA Graduate School of Education Masters in Education in Student
Affairs, 2006-2010
Faculty, UCLA Anderson School of Management Executive Education Leadership Suite, June
2000 to
2010
Mentoring Supervisor, UCLA Undergraduate Research Scholars Program
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators 2007-2009
National Board of Directors, Professional Standards Chair
National Chair GLBT Issues Network
University of Southern California2006-2008
Adjunct Instructor, Master of Education, Postsecondary Administration and Student
Affairs, 2006
University of MichiganMay 1994 to September 1997
Director, Office of Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Affairs
University of North FloridaSeptember 1992 to May 1994
Adjunct Instructor, College of Education and Human Services
Florida Community College at JacksonvilleSeptember 1990 to May 1994
Adjunct Instructor, Health and Human Services
State of Florida Health and Rehabilitative ServicesJune 1987 to May 1994
AIDS Surveillance/HIV Epidemiology Officer, Human Services Program Manager
INSTRUCTION
CSUF 2010
EDAD 568 Field work seminar/supervision in Student Affairs
EDAD 521 History and Philosophy of Higher Education
UCLA 2010
ED 498C M.Ed in Student Affairs Seminar, Spring
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in
America
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: Dissecting Glee
UCLA 2009
ED 489A M.Ed in Student Affairs Seminar, Fall
ED 498B M.Ed in Student Affairs Seminar, Winter
ED 498C M.Ed in Student Affairs Seminar, Spring
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in
America
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: Social Justice in Film
UCLA 2008
ED 498A M.Ed in Student Affairs Seminar, Fall
ED 498B M.Ed in Student Affairs Seminar, Winter
ED 498C M.Ed in Student Affairs Seminar, Spring
Honors 19 Fall Fiat Lux Colloquium: Careers in Student Affairs
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in
America
UCLA 2007
ED 498A M.Ed in Student Affairs Seminar, Fall
ED 418 Group Dynamics in Student Affairs
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: Careers in Student Affairs
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in
America
USC 2006
The Politics of Difference. Master of Education, Postsecondary Administration and Student
Affairs
UCLA 2006
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: Women s Comedy and Music: Influencing America
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in
America
Education 406 Graduate course: Social and Cultural Foundations of Urban Education
UCLA 2005
Education 406 Graduate course: Social and Cultural Foundations of Education
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in
America
Field supervisor: Undergraduate Research program, AAP Mentoring Program
Education 406 Graduate course: Social and Cultural Foundations of Education
UCLA 2004
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in
America
Education 405 Graduate course: Teaching in Urban Schools: Understanding Identity
Education 406 Graduate course: Social and Cultural Foundations of Education
Graduate Student in Student Affairs Internship supervision, Summer
Women Studies 120: Internship in the LGBT Community
UCLA 2003
Education 406 Graduate course: Social and Cultural Foundations of Education
Women Studies 120 Fall Quarter: Internship in the LGBT Community
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in
America
UCLA 2002
Education 405 Graduate course: Teaching in Urban Schools: Understanding Identity
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: Straight Talk on the Effects of Silence on Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual,
and Transgender People in Los Angeles
Honors 19 Fiat Lux Colloquium: Privilege, Power, and Difference: Is Tolerance Enough?
UCLA 2001
Honors 98 Fiat Lux Colloquium: Privilege, Power, and Difference: Is Tolerance Enough?
Education 406 Graduate course: Social and Cultural Foundations of Education
LGBTS 196: Community Service Learning Internship Field Study
Education 197: Academic Success and the Undergraduate Experience
Education 406A Social and Cultural Foundations of Education
Education 406C Community Group Inquiry
Preceptor: Graduate School of Social Welfare
UCLA 2000
Education 406: Social and Cultural Foundations of Education
University of North Florida 1992-1994
College of Health Science undergraduate course: Lifestyles and Social Issues
College of Education graduate course: HIV/AIDS Issues for Counselors
College of Education graduate course: Sexual Orientation Issues for Counselors
College of Education field supervisor for masters level counseling majors in a variety of
internship settings
in the greater community that focused on HIV-infected and -affected individuals, groups,
and families
Florida Community College at Jacksonville 1991-1994
HIV and Health Care (for state-required certification and continuing education on HIV)
CERTIFICATIONS
Dec. 2009-Nov. 2012
September 2009
April 2007
September 20, 2009
December, 2000 UCLA Principal Investigator Code: S749
UCLA Human Research Course, Social & Behavioral Researchers. #3804886
UCLA Sexual Harassment Course
UCLA Ethics course
UCLA Protecting Human Research Subjects
Social Justice Training Institute, Springfield, MA
PUBLICATIONS
Sanlo, R. (1998, November). The Death of Matthew Shepard Must be a Profound Wake-Up Call.
NASPA Forum, 20(3), p. 7. Washington, DC: NASPA.
Sanlo, R. (1998, June/July). Creating a Safe Campus for LGBT Students and Student Affairs
Professionals: Practical Ideas after Convention Theories. NASPA Forum, 19(9).
Sanlo, R. (1998, Spring). UCLA s LGBT Campus Resource Center: The New Service in Students
Affairs. UCLA Student Affairs Today.
Sanlo, R. (1997). Celebrate Your Sexual Orientation! In L. D. Brimner (Ed.), Letters to
Our Children. New York: Franklin Watts, Inc.
Sanlo, R. (1997). Parents Supporting their Children: A Larger Look at Love. Family
Matters, 3(3). University of Michigan Student Affairs, p. 3.
Sanlo, R. (1995). On Becoming a Grand-dyke. The Family Next Door, 3(1).
Sanlo, R. (1995, October) An Open Letter about LGBT Students. The University Record,
51(9). University of Michigan.
Sanlo, R. (1995, April). Families are Families, No Matter the Gender Makeup. Perspectives
on Social Issues. The University Record, 50(30). University of Michigan.
EDITORIAL BOARDS
NASPA Journal Editorial Board. National Association of Student Personnel Administrators,
2004 to 2007
Journal of Issues in Gay and Lesbian Education: An International Quarterly Devoted to
Research, Theory & Practice. Haworth Press. Associate Editor. 2002 to 2007
GLBT Campus Matters: Guidance for Higher Education. Magna Publications. 2005 to 2007
International Journal of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity. Human Sciences Press,
Inc., 1998-2003
RECENT CONSULTATIONS IN UNIVERSITY SETTINGS
2010
Purdue University: LGBT Issues on Campus
Marquette University: LGBT Issues on Campus
Southern Oregon University: LGBT Strategic planning
2009
Miami University, Oxford, OH: Strategic planning in Student Affairs
2007
University of Illinois Springfield: LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
University of British Columbia: LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
2006
University of North Florida: Strategic Planning for LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
Pomona College: LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
Scripps College: LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
Loyola Marymount: LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
2005
Cal Tech University: Strategic Planning for LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
University of Florida: Strategic Planning for LGBT Inclusion
2004
California State University Fullerton: Same Sex Marriage
Cal Tech: LGBT Issues in Student Health Care
UCLA GSE&IS Teacher Education Program: LGBT Issues in Education
UCLA Associated Students (ASUCLA) Board of Directors: Vision and Mission Strategic
Planning
2003
UCLA Associated Students (ASUCLA) Board of Directors: Values Clarification and Strategic
Planning
University of California Santa Barbara: Lesbian Health issues
University of California Santa Barbara: LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
2002
Syracuse University, New York: LGBT Health Issues; LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
Princeton University, New Jersey: LGBT Health Issues; LGBT Issues in Student Affairs
University of Hawaii, Oahu: Creating a Safe Campus
University of Florida, Gainesville: LGBT Issues in Education and Higher Education
University of Hawaii, Oahu: Strategic Planning for LGBT Issues on Campus
2001
University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA: Domestic Partnership and LGBT Inclusion
Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA: Strategic Planning for LGBT Issues on
Campus
University of South Florida, Tampa: Providing Services for LGBT Students
University of Southern California: LGBT Issues in Student Health Services
RECENT PRESENTATIONS
Keynote Speaker
2010
Purdue University, IN
San Mateo Community College, San Mateo, CA
Towson University Student Affairs conference, Baltimore, MD
Connecticut College Commencement speaker
Portland State University, OR
2009
Loyola Marymount University Faculty Lecture Series, Collegium, Los Angeles, CA
Pacific Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, annual conference,
Newport Beach.
2009
Lavender Graduation, Cal Ply Pomona
West Coast Regional Admissions and Registrar s Conference, Long Beach
2008
Lavender Graduation: University of North Florida, Jacksonville
2006
Providing Services for GLBT Students: The Campus Resource Center. National audio
conference hosted by Magna Publications
Student Affairs Convocation: Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles
Social Justice and Workplace Issues: Target, Inc., Minneapolis, MN
2005
National Conference of Scholars and Student Affairs Personnel Involved in LGBTQ Issues on
Catholic Campuses, Santa Clara University, CA
University of Florida LGBT Conference, Gainesville, FL
California State University Fullerton Lavender Graduation
University of Vermont LGBT Leadership in Student Affairs
Leadership, Collaboration and Action. Western Association of College and University
Housing Officers
(WACUHO) Annual Conference, Los Angeles.
Celebrating Diversity, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, Kentucky
2003
Who Defines Who You Are? National Coming Out Day Celebration. Sonoma State University, CA
Honoring Your Invisible Identities, Oregon State University Lavender Graduation,
Corvallis, OR
Honoring Your Invisible Identities, University of California Office of the President LGBT
Pride event, Oakland, CA
Acknowledging Your Identity Through History, Silver Threads Lesbians Over 50 Conference.
St. Petersburg, FL
2002
California Polytechnic University Pomona: Lavender Graduation
University of the Pacific: Who Defines You? Celebrating Our Voices
Iowa State University: Celebrating Difference, Celebrating Lives!
2001
University of Florida College of Education LGBT Training
2000
LGBT Train the Trainers on Safe Zones and LGBT Health Care on Campus. for College Health
Care
Professionals: American College Health Association, Baltimore
Gill Foundation Training Conference: Models of Pride: LGBT Campus Resource Centers.
Denver
Southeastern United States Pride Committees Conference: Leadership in a New Era,.
University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL
Presenter
2010
Progressive Pathway to the Genius in You! With Barbra Miner. NASPA Region V-VI
Conference, Portland, OR
Identity Movements & Leadership: A Legacy of Transformation, with Alicia Chavez, Larry
Roper, Pete Englin, Raechele Pope, Jody Donovan, and Luoluo Hong, NASPA annual conference,
March, Chicago
Community College Diversity Roundtable, February, Washington D.C. Hosted by the Human
Rights Campaign
Expanding the Circle: Creating an Inclusive Campus Environment pre-conference workshop.
California Institute of Integral Studies. February, San Francisco.
2010
Leadership Diversity. NASPA National Conference, Chicago
2009
USC Graduate Students workshop on Sexual and Gender Identity in Student Affairs
Professional Standards for the Profession. Ronni Sanlo and Stephanie Gordon. NASPA
National Annual Conference, Seattle
New Professionals of Color. Sharon Rocacorba, Judette Tate, Jennifer Wells, Terri Tran,
Courri Brady, Ronni Sanlo. NASPA National Annual Conference, Seattle
2008
Professional Standards for the Profession. Ronni Sanlo and Stephanie Gordon. NASPA
National Annual Conference, Boston
2007
Navigating NASPA: An Insider s Guide to the Association, Ronni Sanlo, Sherry Mallory,
Anna Carey, Jim Drnek, Anna Liza Garcia, Beth Hellwig Olson, and David McKenzie NASPA
Region VI 2007 Conference, Las Vegas
Creating Incredible Allies! Ronni Sanlo and Suzanne Seplow, NASPA Region VI 2007
Conference, Las Vegas
Getting Involved: Making the Most of Your NASPA Experience, Ronni Sanlo, Sherry Mallory,
Anna Carey, Jim Drnek, Anna Liza Garcia, Beth Hellwig-Olson, and David McKenzie NASPA
Region VI 2007 Conference, Las Vegas
Our Responsibility: Empowering Our Professional Development. Ronni Sanlo, Sandra Estanek,
Marie Minnick, Brent Paterson, and Helen Mamarchev. NASPA/ACPA Joint Conference, Orlando,
FL
Assessment, Demographics, and Equity: GLBT Research and the Academy: NASPA/ACPA Joint
Conference, Orlando, FL
Curriculum Development for Creating Allies. American Society for Curriculum Development
annual conference, Anaheim, CA.
2006:
Faculty chat: So what do you do in your Student Affairs graduate preparation program?
NASPA Western Regional Conference, San Francisco.
LGBT Issues in Student Affairs, Pomona College, Claremont, CA
LGBT Issues in Student Affairs, Loyola Marymount College, Los Angeles
LGBT Issues in Student Affairs, Scripps College, Claremont
Creating Graduate Student Resource Centers, NASPA Annual Conference, Washington DC, with
Dr. Christine Wilson
2005
TransAction: Transgender Issues in Student Affairs, NASPA annual conference, Tampa
Imagining the Money, Honey, or Fundraising for your LGBT Center, NASPA annual conference,
Tampa
Risk, Resiliency, and Retention of Sexual Minority College Students, University of
Western Kentucky LGBT Conference
Writing and Publishing for the NASPA Journal: Sustainability and Partnerships in
Scholarship, NASPA Region VI Annual Conference, Tucson, AZ
LGBT is Not A Sandwich: Creating Change 20 Students at a Time, NASPA Region VI Annual
Conference, Tucson, AZ
LGBT is Not A Sandwich: Creating Change 20 Students at a Time, NASPA Multicultural
Institute, Las Vegas
Facilitator, NASPA Multicultural Institute Small Group Experience, Las Vegas
2004
Risk, Resiliency, and Retention of Sexual Minority College Students. American Association
of Colleges and Universities 2004 Diversity Conference. Nashville
Women in Higher Education: A Personal Journey. NASPA Annual Conference, Denver
LGBT Issues in the Residence Halls. Claremont Colleges, Claremont, CA
Risk, Resiliency, and Retention: LGBT College Students. NASPA Annual Conference, Denver
2003
Creating welcoming student health care environments. American College Health Association
annual conference. Miami Beach. With Robert Ward and Dr. Frank Carnivale.
Honoring Your Invisible Identities. American College Health Association annual
conference. Miami Beach. With Nancy West
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Issues in Education. University of California
Santa Barbara
2002
Everyday Heroes: How Openly LGBT Staff and Students Help to Facilitate Respect in Our
Schools. Gay, Lesbian, Straight Educators Network Annual Conference, Los Angeles. With
Candace Gingrich.
LGBT Issues in the Residence Halls. Claremont Colleges, Claremont, CA
Cultural Competencies in Health Care. Los Angeles Gay & Lesbian Center s Third Annual
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Health Roundtable
Lavender Graduation: Celebrating the Lives and Achievement of LGBT College Students. ACPA
National Conference, Long Beach, CA
Safe Zone Programs: Supporting Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Students. ACPA
National Conference, Long Beach, CA. With Robert Ward, ACHA.
Safe Zone Programs: Supporting Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Students. NASPA
National Conference, Boston, MA. With Robert Ward, ACHA.
Having Fun with CAS: LGBT Standards and Guidelines. NASPA National Conference, Boston,
MA.
Safe Zone Programs: Supporting Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Students. ACHA
Annual Conference Pre-Conference program. Long Beach, CA. With Robert Ward, ACHA
LGBT Issues in Student Affairs. NASPA Region VI Conference, Maui, HI
2001
LGBT Issues in the Residence Halls. Claremont Colleges, Claremont, CA
National Lesbian Health Conference 2001: LGBT Campus Resource Centers and Employee
Groups. San Francisco. With Shane Snowdon.
American College Health Association Annual Conference: SafeZones on Campus. Las Vegas,
NV. with Robert Ward and Ric Chollar.
Women in Medicine Conference, San Diego. Lesbian College Students: Health Issues and
Barriers to Access.
NASPA Annual Convention: Lavender Graduation: Honoring the Lives and Achievements of LGBT
College Students, Seattle WA
NASPA Annual Convention: Lesbian College Student Health Study: Health Issues and Barriers
to Access, Seattle WA
Oregon State University: Diversity Summit
NASPA Region V-VI Annual Conference: Expanding the Design of our Work: Providing Services
for LGBT Students. Monterey, CA
2000
NASPA Region V-VI Annual Conference: Changing Health Services: Results of a Lesbian
College Student Health Study. Monterey, CA
American College Health Association (ACHA) Annual Conference, Toronto. Lesbian College
Student Health: Issues and Barriers to Access. With Evi Desser.
ACPA Annual Conference: LGBT Student Affairs Professionals: Sharing A Vision Of
Leadership and Change. Washington, DC
American Association of Higher Education (AAHE). Beyond a Place at the Table: How Gay,
Lesbian and Bisexual Viewpoints Improve Campus Diversity Plans. With Patrick Dilley and
Patricia McDonough
NASPA Annual Conference: Providing Services for LGBT Students: The UCLA Model.
Indianapolis
NASPA Annual Conference: LGBT Student Affairs Professionals: Sharing A Vision Of
Leadership and Change. Indianapolis
University of California LGBT Association: Lavender Graduation: Honoring the Lives of
LGBT Students. UC Davis
Los Angeles ACLU: Working with LGBT College Students
NASPA Region VI Southern California. Legal Issues in Student Affairs
1999
Human Rights Campaign Student Leadership Training, Washington, DC. Developing an LGBT
Campus Conference
UCLA Lavender Graduation.
NASPA Annual Conference, New Orleans. Ripples to Waves: Utilizing Individual, Cultural,
and Institutional
Diversity Development. With Alicia Chavez, Florence Guido DiBrito, & Tony Ross.
NASPA Annual Conference, New Orleans. Illegitimate Imbalance: Disenfranchised Voices of
the Disability and LGBT Experience. With Lynn Stoller.
1998
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force Creating Change Annual Leadership Conference,
Pittsburgh. Envisioning Your Leadership Journey.
NASPA Region VI Annual Conference, Santa Barbara. Illegitimate Imbalance: Disenfranchised
Voices of the Disability and LGBT Experience. With Lynn Stoller.
NASPA Region VI Annual Conference, Santa Barbara. Models of Pride: University of
California LGBT Campus Resource Centers.
Hillel International Leadership Training Camp Faculty. Invisible Identities, Including
Jewish LGBT Students in Hillel: Vision and Leadership
NASPA Annual Conference, Philadelphia. Including LGBT in Diversity Education: A Town
Meeting. With Sue Rankin.
NASPA Annual Conference, Philadelphia. Courageous Leadership: Providing Services for LGBT
Students.
NASPA Annual Conference, Philadelphia. Establishing an LGBT Campus Resource Center. With
Sue Rankin and Robert Schoenberg.
RELATED NATIONAL AFFILIATIONS
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) 1994-present
Legacy of the Profession recognition, 2010
Joint National Task Force on Professional Competencies and Standards, 2009-2010
NASPA Awards Presenter, annual conference, Seattle, 2009
Pillar of the Profession 2008
Alice Manicur Symposium 2008
National Board Member: Professional Standards Chair, 2007-2009
Diamond Club member, 2006-present
Region VI Southern California Executive Committee, 2005-2007
Student Affairs Professionals Working In and With Academic Affairs (SAPAA) Knowledge
Community 2006-present
Minority Undergraduate Fellowship Program Task Force, 2004-05
Faculty, NASPA Region VI Mid-Level Managers Institute. Flagstaff, 2002
Faculty, NASPA National Workshop on Cultural Climate Assessment, Taos, NM. Diversity
Development in
Student Affairs. With Alicia Chavez, Florence Guido-DiBrito, and Tony Ross. 1998
Regional Chair (VI) Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Issues Network
Region VI Southern California Professional Development Committee
National Conference Program Reviewer 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2010
National Chair: GLBT Issues Network, 1997-1999
New Professionals Mentor, 1998, 1999, 2000
National Affirmative Action Ad Hoc Committee, 1998
National Networks Restructuring Ad Hoc Committee, 1997
Regional Chair (IV-E), GLBT Issues Network, 1995-1997
Pre-conference co-convener:
National Institute LGBT
Seattle
American Educators Research Association (AERA), 1993 to present
American College Personnel Association (ACPA), 1994 to present
Commission for Graduate and Professional School Educators
Task Force on Competencies for the Profession 2007
Consortium of Higher Education LGBT Resource Professionals 1996-present
Founding Chair, 1996-1999
National LGBTQ College Student Survey Advisory Council, 2001-2002
American College Health Association (ACHA)
Healthy Campus 2010 Committee (2000-present)
ACHA HIV/AIDS Material Program Review Panel (2003-2007)
Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) Board of Directors,
1999 to 2002
National Union of Jewish LGBT Students Board of Governors, 1999 to 2002
Founding Chair
Gay Lesbian Straight Educators Network (GLSEN) Campus Project Advisory Board, 1998 to
1999
COMMUNITY SERVICE
2009 to pres
2007 to 2009
2005 to 2006
2004
2003 to 2006
2002 to 2009
2002
2001
2001
1999
1998 Vox Femina Women s Chorus board adjunct
Antioch University Masters in LGBT Specialization Degree Advisory Board
Synagogue capital campaign committee
Honolulu Marathon, Honolulu, HI, raising money for AIDS Project Los Angeles
Board Member, Liberty Hill Foundation LGBT Funding Board, Los Angeles
Board Member, Chair, Women on a Roll Community Organization, Los Angeles
Honolulu Marathon, Honolulu, HI, raising money for AIDS Project Los Angeles
Honolulu Marathon, Honolulu, HI, raising money for AIDS Project Los Angeles
National AIDS Marathon Training Marathon, Los Angeles, CA
National AIDS Marathon Training Marathon, Los Angeles, CA
Marine Corp Marathon, Washington, DC, raising money for AIDS Project Los Angeles
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
May 2010
May 2010
March 2010
June 2009
May 2009
May 2008
April 2008
March 2008
March 2008
February 2008
anuary 2008
June 2007
June 2007
June 2007
November 2006
May 2006
October 2005
September 2005
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September 2005
September 2005
June 2005
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May 2004
March 2004
November 2003
May 2003
May 2003
November 2002
April 2002
March 2002
January 2002
June 2001
March 2001
January 2001
January 2001
July 2000
June 2000
January 2000
March 1999
October 1998
November 1997
May 1997
April 1997
March 1996
March 1996
February 1996
November 1995
May 1994
February 1994
May 1992
October 1990
Outstanding Faculty in Residence, UCLA
UCLA Faculty Recognition Award, First Year Seminars
Living the Legacy of the Profession of Student Affairs award, NASPA
Touch the Future Award. Vox Femina Los Angeles and the California Senate
UCLA Faculty Recognition Award, First Year Seminars
UCLA Faculty Recognition Award, First Year Seminars
Ronni Sanlo Student Leadership Award inaugurated at the University of North Florida
NASPA Pillar of the Profession
Named Top Twenty Most Influential Lesbian Academics, Curve Magazine
Recognition by the National Consortium of LGBT Center Directors at 10th anniversary as
founding chair
Selected for the Alice Manicur Symposium for Women Aspiring to be Senior Student Affairs
Officers. Sponsored by NASPA. Clearwater, FL
City of Los Angeles City Council Community Hero award for Lavender Graduation
Recognition by the California Senate for receiving the Los Angeles LGBT Community Hero
award
Recognition by the California Assembly for contributions to the LGBT community of
Southern California
NASPA Region VI Distinguished Service to the Profession
UCLA Faculty Recognition Award, First Year Seminars
Named among University of Florida Alumni Gators to Know
Certificate of Recognition, California Senate
Certificate of Recognition, City of Los Angeles
Certificate of Recognition, City of West Hollywood
LGBT Community Advocate Award, presented by the Lesbian and Gay Psychotherapy Association
of Southern California
UCLA Staff Assembly scholarship
Professional Achievement, LACE Women s Night Event, presented by the Los Angeles Gay and
Lesbian Center
UCLA Faculty Recognition Award, First Year Seminars
UCLA Staff Recognition Award presented by the UCLA Staff Assembly
National Service to the Community Award. NASPA Annual Conference.
Letter of Appreciation. Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education
(CAS)
UCLA Dr. Robert M. Stevenson Distinguished Faculty in Residence Award
James LuValle Distinguished Service Award by the UCLA Graduate Student Association
Featured on the UCLA Home Page, November 18, 2002. www.ucla.edu
Scholar: The Sumner Symposium of the Program for Health and Higher Education, American
Association of Colleges and Universities, Washington DC
NASPA Exemplary Program Award for the UCLA Lavender Graduation
Featured in the University of Florida Alumni Magazine
Project 10 Community Service Award
Southern California Lambda Medical Association Community Service Award
UCLA Student Affairs Award in recognition of outstanding support to UCLA Student Affairs
Nominated for Leadership for a Changing World, Ford Foundation
Selected for the UCLA Professional Development Program
UCLA Chancellor s Fair & Open Academic Environment Award 1999-2000. Presented by the UCLA
Faculty Senate
Named in OUT Magazine s 2000 Years 2000 Queers
Lavender Graduation: Outstanding Programming Recognition presented by American College
Unions-International.
Listed in St. James Press Gay & Lesbian Almanac
Outstanding Work in Multicultural Issues presented by the UCLA Multicultural Programming
Committee
Honorary Chair. Age and Wisdom Conference: Honoring the Lives of Older Lesbian and Gay
People. American Express, Detroit
Outstanding Advocate and Friend. Queer Unity Project Student Association. University of
Michigan
Community Service Award. Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG), Ann Arbor
Outstanding Contribution to LGBT Students. Queer Student Regional Summit, Eastern
Michigan University
Model Mentor Award. Triangle Foundation, Detroit
HIV/AIDS Resource Center Outstanding Community Service Award, Ann Arbor, MI
Vision Award. Lesbian and Gay Community Service Award, Jacksonville, FL
Educational Leave with Full Pay by the State of Florida to study for doctoral
comprehensive examinations.
Outstanding Service Award for Professionalism in AIDS Education in the Schools. Awarded
by the State of Florida Health and Rehabilitative Services.
Outstanding Community Service Award. Minority AIDS Services Coalition of Northeast
Florida
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