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Melissa Griffith-Phelps
Residential Education Coordinator for Johnson/Pioneer Complex, 5400 Madison, 5448 Madison & 2800 N. 54th St. Apartments
(402) 465-2608
mphelps@NebrWesleyan.edu
Jonathan Affalter
Residential Education Coordinator (Plainsman Hall, 5240 Madison & 5019 Huntington Apartments)
(402) 465-2516
jaffalte@NebrWesleyan.edu
Kyle Greene
Residential Education Coordinator, Suites and Townhouses
(402) 465-2541
kgreene@NebrWesleyan.edu
Lois Schroeder
Administrative Assistant
(402) 465-2203
lrs@NebrWesleyan.edu
Brandi Sestak
Director of Residential Education
(402) 465-2161
bsestak@NebrWesleyan.edu

Each residential facility is staffed by professional Residential Education Coordinators (RECs) and peer assistants (PAs). They assist residents in becoming more assertive, civil citizen-leaders in their buildings.

Residential Education Coordinators (RECs)

Residential education coordinators are staff members living in the residence halls to ensure safety and create an atmosphere that supports important life skills and academic success.

Peer Assistants (PAs)

Peer assistants are trained students dedicated to giving their peers personal and academic guidance. PAs organize social and educational programming on their floors and in their buildings. They coordinate social activities and enforce community standards, university policies and state laws.

Peer Assistants are selected through a rigorous application and interview process. The group interview allows staff to observe PA candidates’ group communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills. The process ensures that the student staff remains qualified to be the support system that residential students need and deserve.

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