Even though the next academic year is more than seven months away, a fresh cohort of resident assistants is already in place at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, preparing for fall semester’s new students who will reside on-campus.
Resident assistants are an essential part of the residence hall experience, building community on their floors through the Nebraska Residential Experience.
“As upper division students, RAs are a great resource and serve as mentors in the halls, especially to Huskers who are just starting at UNL,” said Carrie Fitzwater, assistant director of Residence Life.
Fitzwater coordinates the recruitment of the new resident assistants. “Each fall, new RAs are eager to make a difference, bringing a fresh perspective and innovative ideas to the department,” she adds.
The new hires recently completed a two-week leadership class and will return for training in August ahead of the fall semester.
Following is a list of the university’s 2022-2023 resident assistants by hometown, major, and college.
Nebraska
Bellevue:
• Baden Brumbaugh, economics, College of Business
• Madi Hein, pre-vet, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
• Cassie Gaul, microbiology, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
• Tyson Forbes, mathematics, College of Arts and Sciences
Cambridge:
• Shane Horwart, biochemistry, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
Dorchester:
• Jaki Acosta Garcia, marketing, College of Business
Elkhorn:
• Hailey Revord, elementary education, College of Education and Human Sciences
• Steven Faltas, biological sciences, College of Arts and Sciences
• Bradley Sullivan, child, youth and family studies, College of Education and Human Sciences
Fremont:
• Holly Robinson, biochemistry, College of Arts and Sciences
Grand Island:
• Carly Gartner, political science, College of Arts and Sciences
Hastings:
• Ken Bartling, political science, College of Arts and Sciences
La Vista:
• Abigail Saylor, business administration, College of Business
Lincoln:
• Carly Bredthauer, biochemistry, College of Arts and Sciences
• Bridget Clarke, pre-health
• Marco Sebastian Cuaran, economics, College of Business
• Abel Ue-Bari, marketing, College of Business
• Dilziba Kizghin, biological systems, College of Engineering
• McKellan Clarke, software engineering, College of Engineering
Norfolk:
• Logan Brtek, criminology, Public Affairs and Community Service
Omaha:
• AnnaLeesa Telford, theater, College of Fine and Performing Arts
• Mikaela Christensen, forensic science, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
• Nicole Kallio, microbiology, College of Arts and Sciences
• Jaylon Lewis-Nero, secondary education, College of Education and Human Sciences
• Grace Olsen, business administration, College of Business
• Dominic Nath, pre-health
• Angelina Pattavina, journalism, College of Journalism and Mass Communications
• Makena Foley, civil engineering, College of Engineering
• Zach Wheatley, biological sciences, College of Arts and Sciences
• Laura Lienemann, music, College of Fine and Performing Arts
• Andrew Chlebinski, pre-health
• Kia Williams, psychology, College of Arts and Sciences
• Olivia Eno, accounting, College of Business
Elsewhere
Commerce, California:
• Ryan Barragan, biological sciences, College of Arts and Sciences
Folsom, California:
• Ashlyn Glancy, political science, College of Arts and Sciences
Lakewood, California:
•Michelle Barbot, nutrition and health, College of Education and Human Sciences
Mission Viejo, California:
• Connor Presley, biological sciences, College of Arts and Sciences
Ankeny, Iowa:
• Gracie Valerio-Garsow, music, College of Fine and Performing Arts
Crystal Lake, Illinois:
• William Howard, civil engineering, College of Engineering
Maple Park, Illinois:
• Gabrielle Savickas, psychology, College of Arts and Sciences
Avon, Indiana:
• Sophia Garcia, secondary education, College of Education and Human Sciences
Lawrence, Kansas:
• Ethan Gaddie, biological systems, College of Engineering
Apple Valley, Minnesota:
• Ethan Rose, finance, College of Business
Minneapolis, Minnesota:
• Anders Trelstad, economics, College of Business
St. Charles, Missouri:
• Mike Willmann, forensic science, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
Huntersville, North Carolina:
• Jennifer Bass, actuarial science, College of Business
Chesterfield, New Jersey:
• Maya Tanikawa-Brown, food science, College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma:
• Mikaela Waggoner, undeclared
Ruwi, Oman:
• Nikita Mansinghani, architectural studies, College of Architecture
Sioux Falls, South Dakota:
• Zoe Olson, criminology, Public Affairs and Community Service
• Catherine Moe, criminology, Public Affairs and Community Service
Flower Mound, Texas:
• Hannah Shelby, theater, College of Fine and Performing Arts
Sugar Land, Texas:
• Kelsey Kurian, psychology, College of Arts and Sciences
