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University of Iowa News Release
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June 29, 2009 UI Division of Student Services announces administrative changes University of Iowa Interim Vice President for Student Services and Dean of Students Tom Rocklin announced several administrative staffing changes within the Division of Student Services.
DiCarlo is responsible for leading the campus in fostering an environment that promotes and expedites prompt reporting of and response to sexual misconduct, stalking and domestic violence cases involving students. She will also continue to serve as the coordinating contact point to ensure that victims receive appropriate and responsive care and that the university meets its legal responsibilities and strategic goals. DiCarlo, who has a Master of Social Work from the University of Michigan, has served as WRAC director since 1994. During this time, the center created programs that taught social justice skills like Iowa Women Initiating Social Change and the Social Change Training Program, in addition to providing resources such as diversity conferences and dialogue circles and a support group facilitators training curriculum. She more recently established the Iowa N.E.W Leadership Institute that engages undergraduate women in public service, and the Men's Anti-violence Council, a program that teaches bystander interventions. "The creation of the position of Sexual Misconduct Response Coordinator is one more reflection of the University of Iowa's commitment to the safety of our students," Rocklin said. "Monique DiCarlo's demonstrated leadership and outstanding personal qualities uniquely qualify her for this important role. I believe her work will become a model for colleges and universities across the country. I am also very appreciative of her dedication and commitment to the mission and goals of the Women's Resource and Action Center for the past 15 years."
For more information on WRAC, see http://www.uiowa.edu/~wrac/.
In addition to primary responsibility for providing direction and management of division-wide assessment activities and university-wide collaboration, this position will also assist with various strategic initiatives. Hansen will also continue to devote a portion of her time managing the Student Success Team for the Office of the Provost. "Sarah Hansen has played an increasingly influential role in developing and assessing programs that help all students succeed," Rocklin said. "I am pleased that she has agreed to move into this new position where her expertise and energy can contribute to the overall mission of the Division of Student Services."
James, associate director of clinical operations at Student Health Service since 2006, holds a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Iowa and college health nurse certification. She joined the Student Health Services as a nurse manager in 2001 after serving in health care positions at UIHC beginning in 1984.
"I appreciate Dr. Braun's commitment to providing excellent health care for our students and wish him and his family the very best," Rocklin said. "I am pleased that Lisa James and Dr. Laros have stepped forward to lead the Student Health Service during this interim period. Their expertise and long association with Student Health Service will allow Student Health Service to continue to move forward in its role of supporting the success of our students." For more information on UI Student Health, see http://www.uiowa.edu/~shs/. STORY SOURCE: University of Iowa News Services, 300 Plaza Centre One, Suite 371, Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2500 MEDIA CONTACTS: Tom Rocklin, Division of Student Services, 319-335-3557, thomas-rocklin@uiowa.edu; Lois J. Gray, University of Iowa News Services, 319-384-0077, lois-gray@uiowa.edu
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