ANDI THOMAS-SANCHEZ
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M.A. STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION
My portfolio committee is a supportive group of student affairs professionals who have extended their time, expertise, and insight to help me be successful in my portfolio process. During my portfolio presentation, they are present to hear my developmental story and give their suggestions and encouragement for my continued growth as an emerging student affairs professional.
Meet the committee
Faculty Member
Gretchenrae campera, m.ed.
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Current Role: Director JEDI and Regional Initiatives, NASPA
Gretchenrae has been an integral part of my portfolio journey. As both my faculty reviewer for my portfolio and professor for my capstone course, she has given support and feedback that have pushed me to grow as a reflective practitioner.
Committee Chair
Joanna royce-davis, ph.d.
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Current Role: Vice President for Student Life, Pacific Lutheran University
As my committee chair, Dr. Royce-Davis has provided guidance and words of encouragement in preparation for my portfolio presentation. As a senior-level professional, she brings a vital perspective to my career development.
Professional Member
Christopher fiorello, m.s.
Pronouns: he/him/his
Current Role: Director of Wellness & Health Promotion, Seattle University
As both a supervisor and mentor, Chris has granted me with the space to ask big questions about the field of student affairs. His mentorship through this process has helped me uncover functional areas that excite me while becoming aware of the strengths that I bring to higher education.
Alumnx Member
Sydney lobosco, M.a.
Pronouns: they/them/theirs & she/her/hers
Current Role: Training Manager, Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Villanova University
Sydney is a 2019 graduate of the SDA program and has provided an invaluable perspective on my growth beyond graduation. Through their thorough feedback on my artifacts and our one-on-ones throughout the year, Sydney has offered critical insight and words of affirmation that have helped me navigate my portfolio process.
First-Year SDA Student Member
Kimberly Graff
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Current Role: Program Coordinator for Mental Health, Wellness & Health Promotion, Seattle University
As both a friend and colleague, Kimberly brings a kind and supportive presence to my portfolio committee. In times of stress throughout this process, she has been a listening ear and supporter. I am excited for her to undertake her portfolio next year!