eric jessup-anger

* Instructor, ED 692: The American College Student * Developed course content and syllabus, provided weekly feedback to online postings and in weekly classes, and graded course assignments including exams, reaction papers, assessment projects, and research papers * Developed syllabus for new core course in the Student Affairs in Higher Education masters program * Served as a committee member to review Master Student Portfolios

* Coordinated the daily operation of a The Chapman Residential Learning Community housing 300 students and 18 faculty members * Maintained exceptional customer service through the supervision of a Residence Hall Secretary and 15 student desk clerks * Selected, trained, supervised, and evaluated staff of six Resident Advisors and a Senior Resident Advisor * Adjudicated student conduct through judicial hearings and administered educational sanctions * Advised, trained, and supported hall government and other student leaders representing 1,200 students * Oversaw and managed a $35,000 hall council budget * Performed crisis response, counseling, referral services, and served on duty rotation for an area housing 3,900 students * Co-developed a comprehensive, new student orientation and welcome program for the Chapman Learning Community * Developed, coordinated and led an Alternative Spring Break for Chapman Learning Community students * Created and coordinated a peer mentor program for first-year Chapman Learning Community students

* Teach EAD 867: Case Studies in Leadership in online format. * Previously Taught the following courses: * Teaching Assistant, Case Studies in Leadership, Michigan State University * Adjunct Assistant Professor in Student Affairs in Higher Education, Colorado State University * Instructor, ED 692: The American College Student * Teaching Assistant, WS 200: Introduction to Women’s Studies, Colorado State University * Instructor, ED 296/496: Introduction to Leadership, Colorado State University * Instructor, IUCC 192: Individual, University & Society, Colorado State University * Assistant Instructor, English 200: Literature of War, Bowling Green State University * Assistant Instructor, English 150: American Dreams, Bowling Green State University * Course Coordinator and Instructor, Resident Advisor Class, Bowling Green State University

* Coordinated the daily operation, personnel, and budget of a residential area housing 1,400 students * Selected, trained, supervised and mentored three Hall Directors; indirectly supervised two Assistant Hall Directors and 36 Resident Assistants * Supervised three state-classified Office Managers; evaluated twice annually with additional coaching * Partnered with the Center for Advising and Student Achievement to support the Key Academic Community, a residential community developed to promote success among minority, first generation, non-resident and low income students * Partnered with the Office of International Programs in the development and implementation of an international living-learning community * Partnered with the University Honors Program to support the development of the Honors Living Learning Community * Supervised the development and implementation of the Taking Stock at Mid-Semester Program that served as an early warning program related to students’ academic and transition issues

* Report to the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs. * Provide leadership for and coordinate divisional assessment and strategic planning efforts. * Lead the implementation of a cohesive and coordinated assessment program across student affairs departments. * Serve as Co-Chair of the Division of Student Affairs Assessment Team with the charge of developing a culture of curiosity, data driven decision-making, and a commitment to assessment and research in the division. * Coordinate Campus Labs contracts, including serving as campus administrator for the Baseline and Planning platforms. * Select Accomplishments: * Collaborate with marketing staff to implement an online platform to guide departmental and divisional strategic planning. * Co-founded and chair inaugural Student Affairs Assessment Team composed of membership from each department. * Coached department heads in the division in the successful development of unit-level assessment plans. * Successfully shifted the division towards a culture of assessment.

Cognate: Leadership and Organizational Change Dissertation: Implementing Innovative Ideas: A Multisite Case Study of Putting Learning Reconsidered into Practice Advisor: Dr. Marilyn Amey Activities and Societies: College of Education Alumni Fellowship James A. Wilson Fellowship F. James and Elizabeth M. Votruba Higher Education Leadership Enrichment Scholarship Spencer Foundation Research Training Grant CASTL/Residential College in the Arts and Humanities Fellowship (Twice Awarded) HALE Fellowship in Recognition of Academic Achievement The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi College of Education Recruitment Fellowship