Work Study Students
The following students provide support for the office and initiatives:
Stacy Andes, MA, Ed.D Stacy received her bachelor's degree in psychology and master's degree in clinical psychology from Marywood University. She recently completed her doctorate in health care education and wrote her dissertation on undergraduate non-medical prescription drug use. Stacy spent four years working in Residence Life and Health and Wellness Education prior to joining Villanova's staff in 2002. From 2002-2006, Stacy directed the POWER peer educators and coordinated campus-wide events and initiatives, such as the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt display. Currently, Stacy leads the staff in creating, building on and improving upon resources and services. Stacy teaches the Healthy Living Learning Community program in Katharine Hall and is available for consultation on a variety of health topics including alcohol and other drugs, sexual assault, sexual health, body image, body art, sleep, stress management, and national health trends and initiatives. Currently, Stacy serves as the publication coordinator for the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) online publication journal entitled "NetResults" and has also served in the role of Chair for the Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Coalition for the American College Health Association. |
Kathryn Poet, MS, CHES Kathryn received her bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Health Services from St. Joseph's University, as well as a master's degree in Health Care Administration and Health Education. During her time at St. Joseph's she served as a health educator working in the Counseling and Personal Development Center. Prior to joining Villanova University, she was a preventive health specialist for the American Cancer Society for over three years. In her current role at Villanova University, Kathryn oversees campus-wide programming initiatives, in addition to the development and implementation of health programming within the dimensions of physical, social, intellectual, emotional, cultural and spiritual well-being, and assists in the assessment of campus health education needs. Kathryn teaches a section of the Healthy Living Learning Community program and is available for consultation on a variety of health topics including alcohol and other drugs, tobacco cessation, cancer risk, campus-wide programming initiatives, and national health trends and initiatives. |
Kimberly Hill, M.Ed, CHES Kimberly received her Bachelor of Arts in Health Science from Lincoln University and a Masters of Education in Health Education from Pennsylvania State University. During her time at Penn State she was the Assistant Coordinator of Residence Life and worked for a health insurance company developing health education brochures and improving the screening rates of sexually transmitted infections. Kimberly also has extensive experience working with underserved and uninsured communities in the areas of breast, prostate and colon cancer. As the Coordinator of Peer Education Programs, Kimberly oversees the program and provides direction, training, and education to the peer educators in the areas of alcohol and drug abuse, HIV/AIDS, sexual assault, sexual health, and relationship challenges. |
Kristen Hamilton, MSED,RD, CSSD, LD Kristen received her bachelor's degree in dietetics from James Madison University and completed her master's degree in health education from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech). She is registered and board certified as a specialist in sports dietetics by the American Dietetic Association, as well as licensed as a dietician in the District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Before joining the Villanova team, Kristen worked at Georgetown University within dining services as the student's resident dietician. Her role included individual and group counseling, sports nutrition, dietary concerns and food allergies, and promoting health via outreach programs and cooking demonstrations. As the Coordinator of Nutrition and Fitness Programs, Kristen provides students with one-on-one and group education sessions as well as working wtih peer educators to develop nutrition and fitness programming. She also teaches Healthy Habits, a 10-week, healthy lifestyle class to students, staff, and faculty. |
Joyce Minogue Joyce has worked for Villanova for 18 years in Development, the Office of Alcohol and Drug Assistance, and the Center for Health and Wellness Education. Joyce meets and greets students and manages a variety of administrative projects. |
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