Staff Org Chart – Associated Students

Marisela Márquez, Ph.D
Executive Director
Manages significant human, financial and physical resources for a complex department providing a large variety of services and a large variety of specializations. Responsible for all fiscal management, staff personnel, facilities and legal matters. The department is a complex student government organization with an annual budget of over $11 million and is comprised of elected student executive officers and Senate, appointed student boards and committees, advisory and administrative staff, business enterprises, and student services. Oversees the enforcement of all Associated Students policies and procedures. Oversees elections, authorizes and serves as principal advisor to all three branches of the student government, including elected student Executive Officers and Senate, Boards, committees, Commissions and Units; advises student boards and committees such as A.S. Judicial Council. Responsible for all procurement and contracts for the department. Teaches academic courses at the request of student leadership and facilitates the participation of elected Officials for the department of Political Science in developing and delivering course content as an experiential learning practice. Serves as advocate of Associated Students interests and concerns. Provides oversight of long-range and strategic planning for the department and ensures that student and staff goals are cohesive. In addition, the director manages the Pardall Center, a University-rented facility located in Isla Vista. Name of Supervisor: Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs: Klawunn, Ph.D., Margaret and the student body President, Nayali Broadway, 2024-2025 (changes based on election cycles annually) Supervisor’s Working Title: Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
- Marissa Valdez Reynoso
  Director of Community Affairs, Student Development & Leadership
  Oversees and builds teams to advance community affairs, guides student co-developed curricula and experiential learning, provides mentoring and resources that advance student initiated projects. Sets ethical standards for a community with a public university ethos, values of transparency, accountability and integrity. Supervises the Assistant Director for Student Leadership and Government Affairs and the Assistant Director for Student Development, and Civic Engagement. Ensures excellent stewardship of departmental resources. Manages a budget of approximately 1.7 million dollars.
  
  Name of Supervisor: Marisela Márquez, Ph.D.
  Supervisor’s Working Title: Executive Director
  - Community Affairs, Student Engagement and Advocacy Area
    - Fernando Cuevas
      UCIV & Pardall Center Program Coordinator
      Under the direction of the Isla Vista Community Advisor supports the day-to-day operations and management of the Pardall Center in Isla Vista, a community center offering study, meeting and event space, legal and tenant education, printing, computers, and other resources for the community. Provides support to the AS Public Safety Commission’s UCIV Volunteer program to promote peaceful interactions between public safety officers and Isla Vista residents and visitors to the community, including engaging in de-escalation, conflict resolution, and bystander intervention. Recruits, onboards, trains, and supervises student staff and volunteers, support the leadership of student entities who do work in Isla Vista, and encourages collaborations with other entities. Develops and enhances resources for the community and when needed connects people with additional resources on campus and in the community.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Vacant
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director of Community Affairs, Student Engagement and Advocacy Area
    - Allina Mojarro
      Community Education Outreach Coordinator
      The Community Education Outreach Coordinator oversees advising, mentoring and education support services offered through Associated Students including America Reads/America Counts, CAB Family Literacy Project, SIRRC’s Guides Mentors, St. George Family Youth Center, IV Youth Projects and other tutoring programs as assigned. Develops curriculum and implements training for tutors, for the Student Government unit, and collaborates with other AS entities and UCSB departments to provide campus wide education. The Coordinator focuses on expanding, centralizing, evaluating, and documenting the A.S. advising, tutoring and mentoring efforts in Santa Barbara County. Responsible for providing tutors with skills to ensure literacy and math competency for the students they tutor and additional support for students for whom English is a second language. Provides programmatic, advising, and evaluation support for students and staff coordinating CAB Alternative Break travel and other volunteer opportunities.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Vacant
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director of Community Affairs, Student Engagement and Advocacy Area
    - Sarah Siedschlag
      Environmental Programs Advisor
      Applies professional concepts and skills to support educational initiatives and multi-culturally relevant approaches to the planning, coordination and implementation of sustainability and philanthropic efforts for 4-6 A.S. environmentally-focused boards and committees including Bike Committee, Coastal Fund, Environmental Affairs Board, Environmental Justice Alliance and any other board, committee, or special project concerning the environment.
      
      Responsible for an aggregate annual budget of $600,000. Drawing on current best practices within the field, provides expert advice and training to staff and students on environmental and social justice topics and issues, philanthropic best practices, community organizing, coalition building, project management, and group facilitation for a variety of A.S. and campus-wide efforts.
      
      Establishes and maintains collaborative partnerships and issue-based coalitions of students, community organizations and governmental agencies. Acts as department liaison to campus sustainability network and administration to guide decision making, maintain communication and avoid duplication of efforts.
      
      Facilitates student development and leadership, and serves as an informational source on University and A.S. policies and procedures. Researches emerging issues and topics as needed.
      
      The Bike Committee designs and funds improvements to campus bike parking and builds new campus bike paths, improves and resurfaces existing campus bikeways, and works to increase student, staff, faculty, and administration awareness, appreciation and use of campus bike system. Coastal Fund connects people and the environment by allocating funds to programs that celebrate, explore, and protect the coastal ecosystems in and around the University of California, Santa Barbara. The Environmental Affairs Board promotes environmental, social, political, and economic sustainability by coordinating with students and other stakeholders to advocate for and institutionalize improvements to environmental outcomes at the individual, local, national and global level.
      
      The Environmental Justice Alliance amplifies the awareness of and action towards environmental justice and
      
      encourages intersectional awareness and inclusion within the environmental movement.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Vacant
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director of Community Affairs, Student Engagement and Advocacy Area
  - Holly Mayes
    Assistant Director for Government Affairs
    Serves as primary Adviser for the A.S. Senate and elected officials (Executive Officers). Ensures networking, campus collaborations, student development, project design, conflict resolution techniques training and the development of general departmental training and student orientation initiatives are successfully carried out. Facilitates student government leadership, shared governance and student advocacy. Provides assistance to students and to the A.S. Executive Director on complex and sensitive issues. Provides legal education to the ASTD management team. Researches, analyzes and writes contracts defining Third-Party relationships. Meets with the elected officials on a regular basis to discuss orientation, training, event/program production, coordination, evaluation, negotiations, contracts, technical requirements, and other appropriate resources. Informs and educates the students regarding A.S. departmental and University policies and procedures, assists with the A. S. budgetary process and provides suggestions on logistical planning. Serves as informational resource to the A.S. Senate as well as to other students and staff respecting the A.S. Legal Code, Associated Students Financial Policies, campus and office procedures, and A.S. activities. Experienced in legal terminology and formulation of legal contracts. Serves on the A.S. Management team.
    
    Name of Supervisor: Reynoso, Marissa
    Supervisor’s Working Title: Director of Community Affairs, Student Development & Leadership
    - Timothy Grigsby
      Campus Support Advisor
      Under the direction of the Assistant Director for Governmental Affairs, the AS Campus Support Advisor (CSA) provides advice to AS UCSB student committees including but not limited to: AS Transfer Student Alliance, the AS Global Gauchos Committee, the AS Human Rights Board and their subcommittees and the AS Public and Mental Health Commission. Articulates agreements, requirements, regulations and collaborates with relevant UCSB departments on behalf of the Associated Students Committees. Provides logistical support navigating the campus and AS policies and procedures. Attends student meetings at a variety of hours to provide expertise and support.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Holly Mayes
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director for Governmental Affairs
    - Leah Bartos
      Journalism Advisor & Living History Project
      Develops and conducts training programs in journalistic practices, writing and reporting, ethics, and communication skills for students across the association including The Bottom Line. Advise The Living History Project; advises Book Bank student leadership and supervises Book Bank student staff. Support the department, on campus, and in the community and link student leadership to other entities for possible collaborations, and guide students in interactions with campus and community leaders. As an advisor provides support and guidance to student leaders participating in student government, co-curricular programs, and/or organizations on non-sensitive issues. Facilitates student development in leadership, communication skills, project coordination and in establishing goals.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Holly Mayes
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director for Governmental Affairs
- Kris Ehrman
  Director of Student Engagement & Business Services
  Under the direction of the AS Executive Director, and working with the Assistant Directors independently oversees and builds teams to empower, mentor and support student and community participants in the area of student engagement, businesses and services. Sets ethical standards for a community with a public ethos, values of transparency, accountability and integrity. Supervises the Assistant Director for Independent Media, the Assistant Director Student Programs, Events and Services and the Assistant Director for Business Services. Ensures excellent stewardship of departmental resources.
  
  Name of Supervisor: Marisela Márquez, Ph.D.
  Supervisor’s Working Title: Executive Director
  - Jennifer Kiser
    Assistant Director for Independent Media
    Assistant Director for Independent Media Provides leadership, guidance and management in all aspects of Independent Media for Associated Students. Serves as a member of the AS management team. Provides continuity and constituency to a 24-hour experiential learning environment. Oversees the development of training programs in journalistic practices, writing of press releases, ethics and communication skills for students across the association including The Bottom Line, the Executive Officers, AS Senate, and the Creative Media Unit. Oversees budgets in assignment area. Supervises all space, equipment and maintenance needs in Storke Building. Advises the Nexus regarding facility issues.
    
    Name of Supervisor: Marisela Márquez, Ph.D.
    Supervisor’s Working Title: Executive Director
    - Keith Rozendal
      KCSB Chief Engineer
      KCSB Engineer Under the general supervision of the Assistant Director for Independent Media, the KCSB Engineer bears the legal responsibility of Chief Operator to ensure that KCSB broadcasts within the technical limits imposed by the FCC. The CE maintains, repairs, installs, documents and inventories the entire system of complex hardware/software and electronic equipment necessary for the proper operation of a radio station including the tower at the Broadcast Peak transmitter site. Responsible for developing, maintaining, repairing, installing and documenting radio station office computer networks.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Kiser, Jennifer
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director for Independent Media
    - Lisa Osborn
      News & Public Affairs Director
      In a student-run university and community radio station broadcasting 24/7 year-round, the KCSB News & Public Affairs Director is responsible for working with the Assistant Director for Independent Media to advise KCSB News and Public Affairs. Under direction develops and conducts training programs that cover a variety of areas in an effort to provide students and community members with opportunities to acquire media and journalistic skills, ethics and knowledge, including leadership, communication skills, motivation techniques and project conceptualization and coordination. In addition to the range of technical expertise, the News and Public Affairs Director must have a broad understanding of journalistic practice and issues of public importance and the capacity to work with a diverse group of people with a wide range of skills and interests.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Kiser, Jennifer
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director for Independent Media
    - Ted Coe
      KCSB Advisor
      Serves as primary advisor for KCSB and KJUC, develops cultural affairs and community outreach. Provides training for student department heads of KCSB Coordinates student work in the office. Provides lead for a variety of special projects for KCSB. Advises volunteers as needed with radio production and campus and community organizations with public service announcements. Must maintain working knowledge of FCC regulations relating to the responsibilities of a non-commercial educational radio licensee. In performance of this broad range of duties to meet specified goals, serves as a recognized special resource within the Association, UCSB campus, and University system. Oversees all social and Web-based station-related content and updates. Facilitates all publicity in the media, including print and electronic platforms.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Kiser, Jennifer
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director for Independent Media
  - Student Programs, Events and Services Area
    - Bre Norberg
      Production and Event Safety (limited appointment)
      The limited appointment for Production & Event Safety assists, manages and supervises the production-related logistics and requirements for programs and events for the department of Associated Students. In particular working with AS Event Safety and Production Coordinators and the event staff. Supports student coordinators with scheduling approximately 25 Event Safety Staff and 25 Production crew members.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Ehrman, Kris
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Director of Student Engagement & Business and Services
  - Adam Jahnke
    Assistant Director of Student Enagement and Bike Shop Manager
    Serves as an expert with a high degree of knowledge while managing the daily operations of the Associated Student Bike Shop. Responsible for independent guidance and delivery of campus wide initiatives anchored within the AS Bike Shop. Is responsible for the day to day operations of the Bike Shop including its organization, purchasing, expenditure control, space utilization and equipment security, and daily operations. Supervises Bike Shop employees; including graduate and undergraduate academic interns in active engagement projects. Oversees bike shop building a, which includes 2,940 sq ft – indoor and adjacent outdoor space – to engage with community, staff, equipment and programming requirements.
    
    Develops solutions to a wide range of business problems. Analyzes profits and loss and recommends a course of action to ensure proper use of student fees and appropriate controls over revenues and expenditures to meet departmental and campus wide goals. Performs a wide variety of workshops and educational seminars on mechanical repairs. Trains the Lead Mechanic, student interns, student mechanics and the general public in repair work. Responsible for developing innovative academic events and programs that engage with off campus entities such as other universities and business. Oversees Bike Shop operations, inventories. Evaluates inventory performance and makes recommendations on merchandise to be carried. Responsible for campus wide student engagement and involving the Bike Shop.
    
    Name of Supervisor: Marisela Márquez, Ph.D.
    Supervisor’s Working Title: Executive Director
    - Andrew McCormick
      Lead Mechanic
      Under the general supervision of the Bike Shop Coordinator, the Lead Mechanic will be responsible for organizing the day to day technical and repair aspects with the student mechanics of the A.S. Bike Shop. The Lead Mechanic implements the training for student employees, outlined in the AS Bike Shop training manual, to student employees for the repair and maintenance of a wide range of bicycle types and other rolling stock. Responsible for ensuring staff’s adherence to safety standards in all repair procedures. Will endeavor to maintain the A.S. Bike Shop in accordance with its mission statement to provide high quality bicycle repair and safety education to the students, faculty, and staff of UCSB. Name of Supervisor: Jahnke, Adam Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director of Student Engagement & Bike Shop Manager
  - Phil Pinedo
    Assistant Director for Business Services
    The Assistant Director for Business Services oversees all the AS Business Services including: AS Publications, AS Bike Shop, AS Food Bank, AS Recycling, Department of Public Worms (DPW), AS Ticket Office and new services as needed. Supervises the Coordinators of these enterprises. Advises the student run Office of the Controller. Devises curriculum to ensure that students engaged in the service opportunities as either student employees or committee members are provided with learning opportunities that enhance their educational experience at UCSB. Name of Supervisor: Ehrman, Kris Supervisor’s Working Title: Director of Student Engagement & Business and Services
    - Edwin Zepeda
      Cashier Coordinator
      Manages full-service Cashiering Office and assists in oversight of daily operations of other business services as needed. Supervises student employees and daily operations. Maintains adequate cash security measures in accordance with A.S. and University internal control standards. Audits daily records of receipts, tracks change funds and daily sales summaries. Coordinates AS Publications sales and inventories, ticket sales, inventory and settlement and ensures adequate controls are maintained on cash equivalents throughout the Cashier’s Office. Prints statistical reports concerning receipts, deposits, and loans. Select, train and supervise student cashiers and student managers.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Pinedo, Phil
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director for Business Services
    - Marla Greer
      Garden Coordinator
      The Garden Coordinator works under the direction of Recycling and Composting Coordinator and will provide agricultural expertise to students within Associated Students in the maintenance of the garden projects. The Garden Coordinator will address areas of food safety procedures including provide support in creating outreach programs regarding social, economic, and environmental aspects of food systems. May work with staff colleagues in Business Enterprises (Services) areas including AS FoodBank, AS Bike Shop, AS Publications. Will develop and/or deepen partnerships with staff and faculty in related areas. The goals of this position is primarily to support the Edible Campus Program Student Farm and greenhouse, and to serve as an additional resource to campus-wide sustainability efforts/programs.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Pinedo, Phil
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director for Business Services
    - Kathleen Versola
      Assistant Publications Coordinator
      Under the direction of the Publications Coordinator, The Publications Assistant Coordinator provides a wide variety of technical and administrative support. Coordinates with professors and administers the process by which classroom readers are recruited, prepared, and reproduced. Coordinates with the manager in setting deadlines for the delivery of reprographic projects including the daily production of A. S. Lecture Notes. Assists student copy operators in the completion of reprographic projects. Provides Facility Maintenance for department. Name of Supervisor: Pinedo, Phil Supervisor’s Working Title: Assistant Director for Business Services
    - Crystal Bach
      Food Bank Coordinator (limited appointment)
    - Jake Hereen
      Recycling and Composting Program Coordinator
- Technology & Internal Operations Unit
  - Michael Cea
    Associate Director for Finance and Budgets
    Develops and implements administrative policies and directs daily financial aspects of Associated Students, including supervision of staff and activities of A.S. Administration Office. Responsible for A.S. financial management, including A.S. Capital Reserves of over 1.5 million dollars and oversight of a budget in excess of $12 million. Ensures compliance with federal and state requirements. Directs managers of A.S. enterprises in expected cash handling and accounting procedures, and in following University and Associated Students Policies and Procedures.
    
    Name of Supervisor: Marisela Márquez, Ph.D.
    Supervisor’s Working Title: Executive Director
    - Bryan Hernandez
      Community Financial Fund Advisor
    - Vincent Ton
      Special Program Advisor for Financial Operations (Contract)
      Support various AS units in the area of Student Financial Assistance Program Administration as an Advisor. Provides assistance to the Associate Director of Finance & Budget in AS’ responsibility to properly inform and train A.S. student leadership, organizations and student groups with regard to AS’ Financial Policies & Procedures. Conducts workshops for A.S. staff, A.S. Boards and Committees and student organizations, as needed, to communicate information on all A.S. Financial Policies and University Policies and Procedures. Trains new staff and supports procedures and activities for the Community Financial Fund and Community Financial Fund Committee, as needed. Provides general AS Financial Administration support in AS’ ongoing budget and financial activities. Name of Supervisor: Cea, Michael Supervisor’s Working Title: Associate Director for Finance and Budget
    - Sebastian Acosta
      Financial Administrative Assistant
      Provides comprehensive coordination of financial activities and record keeping practices for the Department of Associated Students as part of the central administrative unit. Supervises the preparation of minutes for Senate, Business and Finance Committee and various Boards and Committees, with particular emphasis on the tracking and routing of financial commitments approved by Student Leadership. In consultation with other administrative and unit staff members and students, designs and implements transactional and recordkeeping processes. Reviews and processes invoices and disbursement obligations for A.S. Admin; A.S. Units; student entities and manages the underlying paperwork to pay vendor bills and student reimbursements. Tracks action items and financial approvals of all A.S. Boards and Committees. Administers philanthropic giving practices. Requirements: Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Organized and pays close attention to detail. Ability to solve problems, conduct research and present solutions to management. A team player as well as a leader in situations where required. Knowledge of office automation systems, procedures, and methods. Experience with Financial systems, accounts payable and receivable. Name of Supervisor: Cea, Michael Supervisor’s Working Title: Associate Director for Finance and Budget
    - Annalise Almada
      Special Program Advisor & Financial Operations
  - Lili Hartounian
    Assistant Director of Human Resources & Payroll Analyst
    Provides leadership, guidance and analysis on all personnel issues for department managers, supervisors and the Executive Director. Provides department supervisors with guidance and consultation on all personnel issues; liaisons with HR to facilitate department requests. Develops and implements short and long term goals for Human for Associated Students. Supervises the HR and Payroll Analyst. Serves on the department management team Maintains a forefront liaison role regarding personnel processes and policy with the numerous campus departments that interact with Associated Students.
    
    Name of Supervisor: Marisela Márquez, Ph.D.
    Supervisor’s Working Title: Executive Director
    - HR and Payroll Analyst
      Search in Progress
  - Sean Lieberman
    Associate Director of Technology & Strategic Communications
    Under General Direction, the Assistant Director for Technology is responsible for leadership, management, collaboration, and communication for Associated Students’ technological infrastructure. Oversees computer, web, network, server, and strategic technical support/policy for a department of 30+ staff, hundreds of student staff/volunteers/officials in 6 separate locations (including Isla Vista). Manages the technical needs and allocation of resources to an eclectic set of services, including a bicycle repair shop, environmental groups, a food bank, elected officials, and several computer labs. Advanced problem-solving for issues in a uniquely structured and operating department. Establishes priorities and resource allocation of team members, student dollars, and university assets.
    
    Leads the web development team to design, implement and administer department and student group websites and unique applications. Manages and coordinates the execution of the campus-wide elections process. Brings together multiple departments for campus-wide ballot initiatives and candidates into a single process. Primary responsibility for campus Events/Ticketing system that involves coordinating networking hardware in multiple buildings around campus.
    
    Name of Supervisor: Marisela Márquez, Ph.D.
    Supervisor’s Working Title: Executive Director
    - IT Administrator
      Search in Progress
      - Oscar Aquino
        Helpdesk Technician
        Under the Direction of the Information Technology Administrator, the Helpdesk Technician will be part of the A.S. IT/Web Team. The desired candidate will possess skills in three main areas: Desktop Support, Network Support, and Web Maintenance. This position will be providing support for A.S. groups and personnel in a wide capacity at both local and remote locations (KCSB, Bikeshop, Recycling, Pardall Center, etc.).
        
        Name of Supervisor: Lieberman, Sean
        Supervisor’s Working Title: Associate Director of Technology and Strategic Communications
    - Web Developer
      Search in Progress
    - Ricky Barajas
      Media Center Specialist
      Under the direction of the Technology Assistant Director, the Media Center Specialist is responsible for developing and coordinating student services provided by the A.S. Media Center. The Media Center Specialist is responsible for collecting, compiling, and writing information for various workshops, social media, and other various forms of written communication. As well as providing oversight and facilities management of the Annex space and acting as the backup for the Pardall Center space.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Lieberman, Sean
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Associate Director of Technology and Strategic Communications
    - Chelsea Lyon-Hayden
      Art Director
      Utilizing in-depth knowledge of graphic art and design, independently designs, = prepares art work, and produces a wide variety of publications, and advertisements for 100+ organizations throughout Associated Students. Teaches workshops and oversees student graphic arts interns providing training as needed. Coordinates design and layout of introduction and filler pages for A.S. Map and A.S. Planner. Designs art and copy layouts for the A.S. annual report and other A.S. projects. Advises, creates and executes or assists students with the execution of a variety of other publications when needed. Serves on the staff external communications team lead by the Director of Internal Operations to assist in developing and implementing goals to meet the A.S. strategic plan of a coordinated, department-wide external communication model. Advises the Creative Media Unit. Serves as a member of the Web-development team. Mentors students in a variety of projects as needed. Provides written copy for projects as assigned.
      
      Name of Supervisor: Lieberman, Sean
      Supervisor’s Working Title: Associate Director of Technology and Strategic Communications
    - Wenya Froling
      Media Center and Digital Archivist
- Robin Unander-La Berge
  Legal Services Advisor
  The Student Legal Services Advisor provides free non-attorney-client privileged legal education and information to currently registered undergraduate and graduate UC Santa Barbara students and student organizations. Advises the internship program as well as other internal projects agreed upon with the Legal Resource Center Committee and the A.S. Executive Director. Primary advisor for the LRC (Legal Resources Center). As a purely educational and informational position, the Student Legal Services Advisor shall not practice law in this role and is strictly forbidden to legally represent, in any capacity: – The Regents of the University – Any student or student organization
  
  Name of Supervisor: Marisela Márquez, Ph.D.
  Supervisor’s Working Title: Executive Director
  - Jessica Anticouni
    Assistant Student Legal Services Advisor
    The Assistant Student Legal Services Advisor (ASLSA) provides free non-attorney-client privileged legal education and information to currently registered undergraduate and graduate UC Santa Barbara students and student organizations. Coordinates and advises the internship program as well as other internal projects agreed upon with the Student Legal Services Advisor, the Legal Resource Center Committee and the A.S. Executive Director. Secondary and tertiary advisor for the Legal Resources Center(AS LRC); and the AS Isla Vista Tenants Union (AS IVTU), respectively. Main functional areas for the Assistant Student Legal Services Advisor include Student Guidance and Education; Coordination of the Legal Resource Center Intern Program; Management and Supports the area’s Assessment. *As a purely educational and informational position, the Assistant Student Legal Services Advisor shall not practice law in this role and is strictly forbidden to legally represent, in any capacity: – The Regents of the University – Any student or student organization
    
    Name of Supervisor: Unander, Robin
    Supervisor’s Working Title: Student Legal Services Advisor

Active Searches (updated Dec 2024)

Special Program Advisor_Contract (100%)Limited Appt

Under the direction of the AS Management Group the A.S. Special Program Advisor works as a team member to advise committees in Associated Students, as assigned. Provides overall guidance in A.S. policies and procedures as well as ensures adherence to University policy. Provides some administrative assistance as needed to the committees in the assignment area.

Name of Supervisor: Reynoso, Marissa
Supervisor’s Working Title: Director of Community Affairs, Student Development & Leadership

Information Technology Administrator

Under the Direction of the Associate Director of Technology & Strategic Communications, the Information Technology Administrator is responsible for the development, installation, configuration, maintenance and system integrity of the Associated Students’ servers and hosted services. Recommends technical solutions for specialized technical and communication projects in a complex and eclectic environment. Provides second tier troubleshooting and maintenance of primarily MacOS based desktop systems. May assist in software/hardware training for students and staff.

Name of Supervisor: Lieberman, Sean
Supervisor’s Working Title: Associate Director of Technology and Strategic Communications

Web Developer

The Associated Students (AS) of the University of California, Santa Barbara is a non-profit organization and a department of the UCSB campus, funded by undergraduate student fees. Through elected student positions and appointments we voice student concerns and express student opinion to the UCSB administration, UC system, our community, and state and local governments. We have dozens of boards, committees, and commissions that are organized and funded through AS to enrich student life and give students services and opportunities not offered by the administration. Our mission is to help students uphold the high academic standards and give them leadership, employment, cultural and growth opportunities to serve the campus community.

Name of Supervisor: Lieberman, Sean
Supervisor’s Working Title: Associate Director of Technology and Strategic Communications

HR and Payroll Analyst

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Establishes and implements procedures for the Community Financial Fund. Provides training in financial literacy, coordinates grants and oversees loans, serves as liaison with the Financial Aid office and advises students on the Community Financial Fund Committee. Provides guidance and counsel to Business and Finance Committee members in their responsibility to properly advise A.S. organizations and student groups. Assists Business and Finance Committee chair in training students to present workshops regarding the expenditure of funds, financial policies and administrative procedures. Conducts workshops for A.S. staff, A.S. Boards and Committees and student organizations as needed to include information on all A.S. Financial Policies and University Policies and Procedures. Basic Needs Resource: Connects students with the appropriate basic needs resources on- and off-campus, serving as the liaison to AS and community resources.

Name of Supervisor: Cea, Michael
Supervisor’s Working Title: Associate Director for Finance and Budget

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