Kim A. Williams Clark, Esq., Dean
Office: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, Metcalfe Bldg., Rm. M 412
Tel: (718) 488-1602 Fax: (718) 246-6309 Email: kim.williams@liu.edu
Institutional Advancement & Student Affairs Responsibilities:
- Providing senior level supervising, staff direction and all aspects of student affairs & institutional advancement oversight.
- Grant Writing and New Program Development (external/legislative projects).
- External Advancement of University Capital Projects.
- Supporting Campus-wide Student Enrollment and Retention Efforts.
- Handling overall student development, judicial hearings, updating and enforcing provisions of the student freedoms & responsibilities
- Government Relations and Community Collaborations.
- Campus Relations and Inter-departmental Relationship Building.
INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT DIVISION:
James Cribbs, Grants Manager INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
Office: Brooklyn Campus, Metcalfe Bldg., Rm. M 408 B
Tel: (718) 488-1413 Fax: (718) 246-6309 Email: james.cribbs@liu.edu
Proposal Development/Grant Writing Responsibilities:
- Drafting and Editing Proposals.
- Conducting all aspects of funding research.
- Assistance with university-wide budget development.
- Providing technical assistance (RFP forms, budgets, submissions).
- Facilitating University-wide grant writing workshops.
- Developing new polices for grant-seeking and new program development.
STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVISION:
Karlene Thompson, Director STUDENT LIFE & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Office: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, Metcalfe Bldg., Rm. M 412
Tel: (718) 488-1216 Fax: (718) 780-4182 Email: karlene.thompson@liu.edu
Student Activities Responsibilities:
- Provides overall leadership, supervision, assessment and advice of Student Activities and of Student Activities personnel.
- Allocation and management of the Student Activities Funds and Student Activities Grants.
- Overseeing all social and leadership development activities of students.
Reverend Charles P. Kenney CAMPUS MINISTRY
Office: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, Metcalfe Bldg., Rm. S 302
Tel: (718) 488-3359 Fax: (718) 246-6309 Email: charles.keeney@liu.edu
Responsibilities:
• Leader of Prayer Graduation Ceremonies, athletic events, memorial services, Sunday and daily masses, as well as Holyday Prayer Services. Welcoming other leaders of prayer during campus for specific religious events and prayer services.
• Pastoral Presence for campus-wide students, and staff.
• Serving as an educational Resource by answering inquiries related to religion, church teaching, morals, theology, and the bible as well as more secular areas such as Orientation Seminar and philosophy.
• Faculty Advisor primarily to the Newman Club and supporting student clubs and organizations such as: Coptic Orthodox Christian Club, Christian Fellowship Club, Honor's Program, Residence Life, Women's Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball and Softball Teams as well as the Men's Baseball Team.
• Assisting the University by sitting on committees such as “Who's Who”, NCAA Student Athlete Board, and the George Sideris Fund.
Dr. Rodney Pink, Director RESIDENCE LIFE AND HOUSING
Office: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, Conolly Hall Bldg., Rm. 2K
(718) 246-6012 Fax: (718) 718-488-1548 Email: rodney.pink@liu.edu
Residence Life & Housing Responsibilities:
• Responsible for the overall administration of two residential areas of housing serving a cohort of 770 students.
• Coordinate housing assignments and meal plan charges for all residents.
• Coordinate counseling, discipline protocols, workshops and family day events for the residential community.
Steve Chin, Director INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Office: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, Metcalfe Bldg., Rm. S 304
(718) 488-1389 Fax: (718) 780-4182 Email: steve.chin@liu.edu
International Students Responsibilities:
• Maintain and update student information in Student Exchange Visitor Information System.
- Advise and assist international students on non academic issues.
- Keep the Brooklyn campus in compliance with the rules and regulations as per INS requirements. Particularly when it comes to the issuance of student visas, working permits, reduce course workload and leave of absence.
Dr. Linda Penn, Director PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
Office: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, Pharmacy Bldg., Rm. RL36
(718) 488-1265 Fax: (718) 488-1689 Email: linda.penn@liu.edu
Psychological Services Responsibilities:
• Ensure high quality of psychological services delivery to L.I.U student clients by the doctoral student trainees through direct supervision and through directing and coordinating faculty supervision, recruiting, overseeing and coordinating adjunct supervisors, and conducting intake conferences with PhD student staff and supervisors.
• Set all administrative policies and oversee publicity and outreach activities, proper maintenance of client files, maintenance of data to be used for descriptive and research purposes, and continued liaison between the Center and the psychology department, the University administration, and other faculty and staff.
• Ensure professional development of the Center doctoral student staff members through an initial intensive orientation of 16 hours over three days, regular staff meetings throughout the year, and informal consultations with all the staff, also help all of the trainees to deal with crisis situations at the Center, including, but not limited to, suicide assessment.
Ralphnie Edmond, Medical Director / Virginia Small, Health Manager UNIVERSITY HEALTH & MEDICAL SERVICES
Office: 175 Willoughby Street, Brooklyn Campus
(718) 488-1602 Fax: (718) 246-6465 Email: ralphnie.edmond@liu.edu
University Health & Medical Responsibilities:
- Provide an environment where patients can obtain information and receive excellent care through our doctors.
- To educate and meet the university needs as well as the student needs through health promotion and disease prevention.
- Ensure compliance with all applicable NYS public health immunization regulations.
- Promote and support the overall wellness of the campus community through research, education direct care.
Charles Anderson, Director ADVANTAGE AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM
Office: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, Metcalfe Bldg., Rm. M 408C
(718) 834-6734 Ext. 1190 Fax: (718) 246-6309 Email: charles.anderson@liu.edu
External programming Responsibilities:
• To enroll and maintain 150 after school students and to oversee their progress during the school year and summer months.
• To ensure that all of the rules and regulations set forth by the NYS Office of Children and Family Services are upheld as stated in the program SACC license.
• To ensure the safety of all the children enrolled as set forth by NYC Division of Youth and Community Development.
Vacant, Director LIBERTY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM
Office: Long Island University, Brooklyn Campus, Metcalfe Bldg., 4 th Floor
(718) 780-4012 Fax:(718) 246-6309
External programming Responsibilities:
• Increasing student's motivation and their ability to complete secondary education and seek entry into post-secondary education, meaningful employment.
• Assisting 125 urban students with academic skills Improvement such as: tutoring, computer literacy and PSAT/SAT preparatory courses and workshops, cultural development, group counseling and by offering college tours and selection assistance.
