Collegiate Life Office
The Office of Collegiate Life has responsibilities for the following:
- Student recruitment
- Residential housing opportunities
- K-12 Outreach
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Programs for women
- Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) intiative
- Peer mentor programs
- Scholarships and student awards
- Research opportunities
- Leadership opportunities; student organizations
- College level ABET coordination
- Collegiate events
- International experiences (global seminars, internships, study abroad)
Vist the Collegiate Life web page
CSE Collegiate Life Team
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Susan Kubitschek, Assistant Dean 612-624-8010 kubit001@umn.edu |
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Samantha Franco, WISE and Diversity & Inclusion |
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Daniel Garrison, Assistant Director of Diversity & Inclusion and WISE 612-625-6135 garr0235@umn.edu |
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Amber Hodges, Office Manager 612-626-2070 hodge099@umn.edu |
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Kelsi Klaers, Outreach Coordinator 612-626-7566 ande7673@umn.edu |
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Ben Koch, Assistant Director of Student Engagement 612-625-6813 koch0137@umn.edu |
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Jillian Moldestad, CSE Admissions Counselor |
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Patrick Stumpf, Executive Student Services Specialist 612-626-3138 stum2059@umn.edu |
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Adam Pagel, Director of International Programs 612-624-8013 pagel@umn.edu |
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Erin Piper, Assistant Director of International Programs 612-625-1760 epiper@umn.edu |
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Marquis Taylor, Diversity Program Coordinator 612-626-2861 mdtaylor@umn.edu |
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Stacie Vennewitz, CSE Scholarship Coordinator 612-624-5091 csescholarship@umn.edu |
Student Services in the College of Science and Engineering (Academic Advising, Career Center and Collegiate Life) are committed to creating and maintaining a welcoming and inclusive community of learning and scholarship by generating and maintaining support systems for all persons to thrive, especially those individuals and groups highlighted by the University of Minnesota’s Office of Equity and Diversity.
Diversity is embraced and recognized as enrichment to the overall educational experience. We strive to ensure that students, especially those from groups traditionally underrepresented in science and engineering, have the opportunity to realize their aspirations while also valuing their contributions to the daily life of the College of Science and Engineering.