Hazing Prevention & Response Specialist (he/him)
Alex is the Hazing Prevention and Response Specialist for the University of Washington. Alex joined the team in October 2023 and earned his B.S. in Middle-Level Education from Winthrop University. Alex received his M.Ed. in Education Administration from the University of South Carolina and his M.Ed. in Learning Design and Technology from Winthrop University. Alex supports campus partners with hazing prevention initiatives and programming.
Assistant Director for Student Care (she/her)
Alyssa joined the team in January of 2019. Alyssa earned her B.A. in Communication Studies at Kent State University and her M.Ed. in Higher Education Counseling – Student Affairs from Northern Arizona University. Alyssa has over 10 years experience working in higher education, with a background in supporting first-generation college students and managing on-campus residential communities. Alyssa manages the Student Care Program and provides case management for students needing academic and personal support. Alyssa loves exploring the Pacific Northwest, spoiling her cat Sunny, and collecting Pokémon cards in her spare time.
Student Care Coordinator (she/her)
Amanda started at the University of Washington as a student in Scandinavian Studies in the fall of 1996. Just two years later, she began working for the Vice President for Student Affairs (now Student Life) and has spent 26 years supporting students at UW. Amanda joined the CSSC team in the fall of 2024 after 9 years assisting the vice president and another 17 in LiveWell as a Student Care Coordinator supporting students through the Suicide Intervention Program, Hardship Withdrawals (Former Quarter Drops), tuition refunds, housing or food insecurity, and connecting them to resources like counseling and disability accommodations. She currently splits her time between helping students navigate University policies and systems through strategic outreach to students in need of support, and at Disability Resources for Students providing disability accommodations. Amanda loves diet coke and basset hounds.
Project Management & Marketing Intern (she/her)
Audrey joined the team in June of 2024. Audrey is currently a junior undergraduate student at the University of Washington Seattle majoring in Informatics with goals of becoming a designer. Audrey supports CSSC’s office in marketing and communications efforts through designing content, assisting promotional campaigns, and engaging with students and faculty on UW campuses. Audrey loves being creative in her free time and loves art!
Director (he/him)
Ed joined CSSC in the Fall of 2019. Ed earned his B.A. in Psychology and Studio Arts from the University of New Mexico, and his master’s degree in Educational Administration from the University of Wisconsin. Ed’s primary responsibility is the administration of the Student Conduct Code and leadership of the department. Ed has two Sheltie dogs named Hondo and Biscuit.
Conduct Support Assistant (she/her)
She joined the team in January of 2024. Elizabeth earned bachelor’s degrees in Microbiology and in East Asian Languages & Cultures with an emphasis in Mandarin language from the University of Kansas. She earned her Master of Public Health (MPH) in Epidemiology from Columbia University, and is currently a first year PhD student in the Department of Epidemiology. In her free time, Elizabeth enjoys reading, traveling, and attempting to keep her plants alive.
Conduct Specialist (she/her)
Emily joined the CSSC team in the Fall of 2024. Emily earned her B.A. in International Relations and Religious Studies at University of California, Davis, and her M.S. in Conflict Management and Resolution at the University of San Diego. She strives to support students and empower them to take accountability through the conduct process. Emily loves to dance, read, and listen to music while she takes her dog, Daffodil, on long scenic walks.
Hazing Prevention Support Assistant (she/her)
Isabella is currently pursuing an MPH in Health Systems & Population Health at the School of Public Health. Isabella holds a Bachelor’s in Psychology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where she previously worked in health promotion and student support roles and was an active student leader on campus. In her free time, Isabella enjoys reading, catching up on TV shows, and spending time in cozy coffee shops.
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Respondent Resource and Conduct Specialist (He/Him/El)
Jesus joined the team in May of 2025. Jesus earned his B.A. in Integrative Physiology at the University of Colorado Boulder and his M.Ed. in Higher Education, Student Affairs, and International Education Policy from the University of Maryland. Jesus oversees the tri-campus Respondent Resource Program, helps students understand the importance of accountability, and provides support while navigating student conduct processes. Outside of work Jesus likes to spend time playing video games, going on runs, or spending time with his dog Bamfy.
Program Assistant (she/her)
Michelle joined the CSSC team in August of 2024 and earned her B.A. in Business Administration with a concentration in International Business from Seattle Pacific University. Michelle supports the day-to-day operations of the office as well as assists the CSSC team with administrative processes. Michelle loves exploring coffee shops and is a power lifter in her free time.
Conduct Support Assistant (he/him)
Moses joined the team in mid-April 2024. Moses is currently a graduate student at the University of Washington School of Law, earning his degree in Jurisprudence. Prior to that, Moses earned his B.S. degree in Criminal Justice. Moses has a passion for advocacy and social justice. During his free time, Moses enjoys writing music, roller skating, or just hanging out with friends.
Student Office Assistant (she/her)
Olivia joined the team in August of 2025. Olivia is currently a junior undergraduate student at the University of Washington, pursuing a degree in Informatics. Olivia provides additional support in the day-to-day operations of the office. Olivia loves traveling in her free time, and her goal is to visit as many countries in the world.
Conduct Specialist (she/her)
Zoie joined the team in March 2024. She earned B.A. degrees in English, Linguistics, and Korean Language & Culture from Indiana University before going on to the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa to pursue her M.A. in Second Language Studies. Zoie works to provide student-centered care and accountability through the conduct process. Zoie enjoys visiting coffee shops, book stores, and spending time in nature.