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In July 2010, Dr. Deborah Cady Melzer joined the Le Moyne team as Vice President for Student Development.  Prior to arriving at Le Moyne, Deb served as the Dean for Student Development at Fairfield University and in a variety of student affairs roles in residence life, student conduct, student activities, campus ministry and orientation at Wellesley, Simmons and Stonehill Colleges.  She received her B.A. in Psychology from Saint Michael’s College, her M.Ed. in Higher Education and Student Affairs Administration at the University of Vermont and her Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration at Boston College.  Deb is an adjunct faculty member in the graduate education department at Le Moyne and has served her professional organizations the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) and the Jesuit Association of Student Personnel Administrators (JASPA) in a variety of volunteer roles. She lives in Chittenango, New York with her husband, Duane, and daughters Nuala and Madeline.

Jeanne Rosenberger serves as the University's Chief Student Affairs Officer, providing leadership and direction to the Center for Student Leadership, Career Center, Counseling and Psychological Services, Health Services, Residence Life, Office for Multicultural Learning, the Office of Student Life, New Student Programs and Parent and Family Programs.

Together with her staff, Vice Provost Rosenberger provides leadership in developing innovative co-curricular programs and student support services that respond to student needs and campus issues related to student life outside the classroom. As a primary advocate for student participation in the life of the University, she cultivates open dialogue opportunities that help shape institutional decision-making and ensure inclusion of student voices.

Prior to her appointment as Vice Provost, she served as the University's Dean of Students, Director of the Center for Student Leadership, and Associate Director of the Benson Center and Student Activities. Before coming to Santa Clara in 1991, she worked in Campus Life at California State University Northridge. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Gonzaga University and a Master of Arts at Bowling Green State University.

Dr. Terri L. Mangione is the Dean of Students and Vice President for Student Affairs at Loyola Marymount University. In this role, Terri is responsible for Student Psychological Services, Student Health Services, Office of International Students and Scholars, Community of Care, LMU Cares, Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities, and Off-Campus Student Housing, Prior to her role at LMU Terri was Vice President for Student Affairs and Title IX Coordinator, and an adjunct Professor for the Master’s Program in Higher Education and Student Affairs at Canisius. Prior to her 11 years at Canisius, Terri was an Assistant Professor in the Graduate School of Education at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, from 1999 – 2002, serving as Coordinator of the College Student Personnel Program. Terri was Senior Associate Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education at the State University of New York at Buffalo from 2002 – 2007, with oversight for the offices of Student Accounts, Student Financial Aid and Records and Registration. Terri began her professional career at Canisius College in the Office of Financial Aid as a Counselor, eventually becoming Associate Director. Terri also served as Director of Academic Advisement and Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences at Canisius College.

Jack McLean has served as the Assistant Vice President for Student Development at Loyola University Chicago since August 2009. He joined Loyola in 2004 as its first Director of Student Leadership Development. He worked as the Assistant Director of the Center for Public Service and the Common Good for two years at the University of San Francisco, and previously worked there as the Director of Service Learning. Prior to that, he served as Director of Campus Activities at Gonzaga University. Jack has a Juris Doctorate from the University of Montana, a Masters of Divinity from the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, a Licentiate in Philosophy from Gonzaga University, and a Bachelors degree in Political Science from Carroll College, Helena, MT. He serves at the Vice Chair of on the national board of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps.

Kate Grubb Clark is the Associate Director in the office of student activities at Loyola University Maryland. She has over ten years of professional and para-professional experience in the areas of student activities and student development, specifically in the context of Jesuit higher education. Her primary responsibilities include advising the OPTIONS and SuperFans student groups as well as serving as a mentor/co-instructor in the Messina living-learning program.  Prior to this position, Kate served as Assistant Director/Program Coordinator of OPTIONS in student activities and held graduate/research assistantships in student activities, the Sellinger School of Business and Management, and for the Year of the City--a university-wide initiative to further engage Loyola in the local Baltimore community.  Kate has served JASPA in various capacities including previously serving as chair of the mentoring and networking committee.  Additionally, she has led delegations of students to six of the last seven NJSLC conferences since 2008.   She holds a Master of Business Administration degree with a double concentration in management and international business, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science with a minor in French; both from Loyola University Maryland. 

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Dave Johnson assumed his role of Associate Provost and Chief Student Affairs Officer at Xavier University on July 1, 2012.  During his time at Xavier, Dave has also served as the Executive Director for the Dorothy Day Center for Faith and Justice (2010-2011) and as the Director for Peace and Justice Programs (2007-2010).  

Prior to Xavier, Dave worked five years for the SHARE Foundation, a non-governmental organization that promotes economic development in El Salvador, worked at St. John’s University in Minnesota, served as a teacher in Belize and biked from the southernmost tip of Argentina to Minnesota.  Dave has his Ph.D. in Higher Education from Miami University in Oxford, OH; his research focused on leadership practices and institutional change that promotes student success.  Dave received his master’s degree in theology with a concentration in social ethics from Boston College and has a Bachelor’s degree in Peace Studies from St. John’s University in Collegeville, MN.  

As the Associate Provost and Chief Student Affairs Officer, Dave oversees 12 functional areas, 58 staff members and over 170 student workers.  The division generates over $17 million in annual revenue and manages over 1.4 million square feet of facilities.  Student Affairs supports students’ social integration into the University community; our mission is to facilitate and promote leadership development, wellness, identity development, and a commitment to spirituality and social justice.