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BRYAN G. HARTMAN

EDUCATION

The University of

Vermont, Burlington, Vermont;

Master of Education degree, Higher Education and Student Affairs Administration,

May 1990.

State University of

New York at Plattsburgh, Plattsburgh,

New York; Bachelor of Science degree, Business/Marketing, May 1988.

EXPERIENCE

Director of

Residence Life, State University of

New York at Plattsburgh, Plattsburgh, New York.

July 1999 present. Responsibilities

include:

* Residence Hall Staff - recruitment, selection and supervision for twelve

Graduate Residence Hall Directors and ninety Resident Assistants;

* Residence Hall Staff Training (spring, fall, winter, and in-service);

* Residence Hall Programming;

* Residence Hall Councils;

* Retention Initiatives for students living in the residence halls;

* PSU Late Night weekend programming initiative;

* Odyssey - a wilderness orientation program for new students;

* Supervise two Graduate Administrative Assistant;

* Coordinate recruitment for ten Administrative Graduate Assistants for the

Office of Campus Life;

* Assist with coordination of $1 million budget for Office of Campus Life;

* Vice President's Designee for signing all financial transactions for the

Student Association;

*Serve on committees - DIFR Committee (Oversight of $10 million Residence Hall

Budget), Faculty Senator, Faculty

Senate s Resources and Planning Committee (Interim Chair), Strategic Planning

Committee, Retention Steering Committee, Task Force on the Quality of

Undergraduate Life, Capital Planning Committee, Student Affairs Assessment

Committee, Safety Committee, Omicron Delta Kappa Membership Committee, Graduate

Studies Council, Twin Valley s Advisory Committee, Food Service Committee, CAS/Sodexho/SA/Campus

Life Committee, and Van Safety Trainer.

Province I Faculty Director, Omicron Delta Kappa,

National Leadership Honor Society. March

2002 December 2004. Responsibilities

include:

Serve as liaison between 15 Circles at colleges throughout New York and New

England and the National Headquarters.

Project Coordinator of Clinton County AmeriCorps, SUNY

at Plattsburgh. July 1998

July 2002. Responsibilities

include:

* Supervised two full-time professionals who oversaw federally funded national

service grant that places 14 full-time and 25 part-time members with local

schools and agencies;

* Wrote and edited grant proposals; and

* Developed and oversaw $292,000 budget.

Ropes Course

Coordinator/Instructor, College

Auxiliary Services SUNY at Plattsburgh.

September 1993 - present. Responsibilities

include:

* Constructed two low ropes courses at Valcour Education Conference Center and

Twin Valleys Outdoor Education Center;

* Coordinate the scheduling of programs and staff;

* Supervise and train staff; and

* Facilitate groups through a series of games, initiatives, trust progression

and elements testing individual courage and group cooperation.

Director of Service

Learning and Leadership, SUNY at

Plattsburgh. June 1997 July

1999. Responsibilities included:

* Leadership Development Programs (e.g., Emerging Leaders Seminar, GOLD, High

School Emerging Leaders Program, and Student Association Leadership Conference);

* Co-Curricular Transcript - Official record of students out-of-classroom

involvement;

* Community Service Programs (e.g., Project HELP, Alternative Spring Break

Program and Community Service Scholarships);

* Residence Hall Staff Training (spring, fall and winter);

* Odyssey - a wilderness orientation program for new students;

* Supervise two professional staff (Clinton County AmeriCorps), one Graduate

Assistant, four students working with Project HELP, and Graduate Interns;

* Advised the Student Association Executive Council consisting of nine members

which administers an annual budget of $730,000 from January 1994 to December

1998; and

* Served on various committees - Strategic Plan Task Force and Professional

Development Committee.

Assistant Director

of Campus Life for Leadership and Off Campus Concerns, SUNY at Plattsburgh. August

1993 - June 1997. Responsibilities

included:

* Leadership Development Programs (e.g., Emerging Leaders Seminar, GOLD, High

School Emerging Leaders Program, and Student Association Leadership Conference);

* Community Service Programs (e.g., Project HELP and Alternative Spring Break

Program);

* Off-Campus Student Concerns (e.g., disseminate information concerning

landlord/tenant issues, maintain off-campus housing lists and produce

newsletters to keep off-campus students informed);

* College Community Relations (e.g., Good Neighbor Kits, Campus Community

Carnival, serve as liaison with area residents and advise the Student

Association College Community Relations Board);

* Residence Hall Staff Training (spring, fall and winter);

* Odyssey--a wilderness orientation program for new students;

* Supervise one Graduate Assistant, six students working with Project HELP, and

Graduate Interns;

* Advise the Student Association Executive Council consisting of nine members

which administers an annual budget of $730,000;

* Coordinate campus wide voter registration; and

* Served on various committees - Strategic Plan Task Force, Professional

Development Committee, committee to form the Institute for Ethics in Public

Life, and FIPSE Grant--Networking and Programming Committees.

Director of Student

Activities, Mount Saint Mary College,

Newburgh, New York. August 1990 - May 1993. Responsibilities included:

* Worked with students and colleagues to provide a comprehensive educational and

social activities program;

* Advised the Student Government Association, which included eight executive

council members, seven senators, an activities council and a finance board

overseeing a budget of $70,000 annually;

* Facilitated Leadership Development Series I and II;

* Supervised one graduate assistant, two work-study students and student

interns;

* Served as Administrator-on-Call on a rotating basis;

* Advised the student judicial board;

* Managed the college s snack bar/programming facility;

* Edited the student handbook;

* Assisted with new student orientation and with residence life staff selection,

training and programming;

* Developed the Alternative Break Program (led two groups on extended community

service trips working with Habitat for Humanity International--March 1992 and

January 1993); and

* Developed the Discovery and Leadership Discovery Programs (led four five-day

outdoor new student orientation and leadership programs--August 1991 and 1992).

Ropes Course

Instructor, Pine Ridge Adventure

Center, Williston, Vermont. June 1989 - July 1993.

Responsibilities included:

Facilitated groups through a series of games, initiatives, trust progression and

elements testing individual courage and group cooperation.

Graduate Hall

Advisor, Department of Residential

Life, The University of Vermont. August 1988 - May 1990. Responsibilities included:

* Directed coeducational residence hall of 160 students;

* Shared in administration of three-building complex of 500 students;

* Selected, supervised, educated and evaluated four resident assistants;

* Coordinated and emphasized concept of wellness through programming;

* Advised hall government;

* Member of Staff Development Committee and Resident Assistant Selection

Committee; and

* Advised the Inter-Residence Association (campus wide residence hall

government).

TEACHING

EXPERIENCE

Co-Instructor,

"CLG 506: Student Affairs Practices" graduate course, SUNY at

Plattsburgh. Fall 2004.

Instructor, FRX 102, SUNY at

Plattsburgh. Fall

Semester 2002.

Adjunct Lecturer, Honors Seminar --

Serving Community: Development

and Action, SUNY at Plattsburgh.

Spring Semester 1998.

Adjunct Lecturer, Community Service,

Social Reflection and Leadership, SUNY at Plattsburgh. Spring

Semester 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998.

Adjunct Lecturer, Understanding

Leaders and Leadership, SUNY at

Plattsburgh. Spring Semester

1994, Fall Semester 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997.

Adjunct Lecturer, Facilitation Skills

(Independent Study), SUNY at Plattsburgh. Fall

Semester 1995, Spring Semester 1996 and Fall Semester 1996.

Instructor, FRX 101 Odyssey, SUNY

at Plattsburgh. Fall Semester

1996, 1997 and 1998.

Instructor, The Freshman

Experience, Mount Saint Mary

College. Fall Semester 1991.

Instructor, Physical Education Class -

Fun Games for Fitness, Mount Saint Mary College. Spring

Semester 1991, 1992 and 1993.

Co-Instructor, Outdoor Leadership

Class, The University of Vermont.

Spring Semester 1990.

PRESENTATIONS

"Retention

Programs" co-presented at the SUNY Best Practices in Student Affairs

conference, Saratoga, New York--November 2004.

Residence Hall Selection and

Training presented at the SUNY

Residence Hall Operations Symposium for Community Colleges, Utica, New

York--November 2002.

Extended Orientation Programs:

Develop What s Right for You and Your Institution co-presented

at the American College Personnel Association Annual Convention, Boston,

Massachusetts--March 1995 and the College Student Personnel Association of New

York Annual Conference, Silver Bay, New York--October 1995.

Cancun, Florida, Bahamas--NAAAHH!

Instead, Students Are Volunteering Their Time co-presented at the

College Student Personnel Association of New York Annual Conference, Tarrytown,

New York--October 1994 and the American College Personnel Association Annual

Convention, Boston, Massachusetts--March 1995.

Adventure and Ropes Course Leadership

Workshop co-presented a three-day training program on adventure education

theories and concepts at Valcour Educational Conference Center, College

Auxiliary Services, Plattsburgh, New York--March 1995.

Career Opportunities in Student

Affairs co-presented at the College Student Personnel Association of New

York Region V s Careers in Student Affairs Day at Clinton Community College,

Plattsburgh, New York. March 1995.

The Challenge:

Programming Without Booze presented at The Mid-Hudson College

Alcohol and Other Drugs Consortium s student leaders conference at Dutchess

Community College, Poughkeepsie, New York.

October 1990.

Preparing Students for the Future of

Affirmative Action co-presented at the National Association of Student

Personnel Administrators Region I Conference, Springfield, Massachusetts.

November 1989.

PROFESSIONAL

DEVELOPMENT/COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

University at

Albany, State University of New York,

Albany, New York; Completed 51 credits of graduate level courses

in Educational Administration, with a concentration in Higher Education, and

passed a series of comprehensive exams. Research

interests while taking courses were supervision within Student Affairs and

retention programs in residence halls. January 1998 - May 2004.

Certificate of Completion, Use of Human

Subjects Certification Program, SUNY

Plattsburgh. March 2003.

Student, Supervision Principles

& Skills, StudentAffairs.com

Online Course. March 25 April

17, 2002.

Member, Clinton County AmeriCorps

Community Advisory Board, Plattsburgh, New York. July

1994 June 1998. Chairperson:

July 1995 - June 1997. Vice-Chairperson: July 1997 June 1998.

Member, Salvation Army Advisory Board,

Plattsburgh, New York.

April 1995 December 1999.

Member, Neighborhood Watch, For

All Interested Residents, Inc., Plattsburgh, New York.

September 1993 - present.

Organizer, Clinton County Summit for

Youth, Plattsburgh, New York. November 1997.

Delegate, Representing the City of

Plattsburgh, New York to the Presidents Summit for America s Future.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

April 1997.

Secretary, For All Interested

Residents, Inc., Plattsburgh, New York.

September 1995 - September 1997.

Participant, Leadership Clinton, Clinton

Community College, Plattsburgh, New York.

Spring Semester 1995.

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