Jodi has been an administrator at Bowling Green State University since August 1988 and currently serves as the Senior Associate Dean of Students.  Her primary responsibilities include oversight for the Office of Campus Activities and Orientation & First Year Programs.  She served as the first director of the First Year Experience Program at Bowling Green State University and prior to that held the position of Assistant Director of On-Campus Housing.  Jodi has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Kent State University and a master's degree in college student personnel from Bowling Green State University.  She enjoys spending time away from the office with her family and participating in her daughters' school and extracurricular activities.

Dr. Denny Bubrig
Assistant Dean
of Students

Denny is in his 10th year in the higher education field all in Student Affairs based areas.  An active member of the Southern Association of College Student Affairs (SACSA), the National Association of Campus Activities (NACA);  he currently serves the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) as the National Chair for the Student Leadership Programs Knowledge Community and works with the Association of Fraternity Advisors (AFA) Conference planning committee in preparation for their National meeting.  Denny has served as a workshop presenter for numerous conferences and schools including NACA regional and national conferences, the AFA National meeting, Regional fraternity/sorority conferences, and several schools throughout the southeast.  Denny also volunteers for his national fraternity as an alcohol education facilitator and risk management educator.  In his spare time he enjoys traveling, skiing, sports and watching college athletics.

Kelly Jo Larsen
Coordinator of Student Organization Programs
 

Kelly Jo has served as the Coordinator of Student Organization Programs since September 2008.  In this role she works with the overall management of student organizations, including various student organization events, such as CampusFest, as well as oversight of the student organization policies and funding process.  She advises the Student Budget Committee and serves on the Late Night Events Committee.  Kelly Jo was born and raised in Clare, Iowa.  She graduated from Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia, with a Bachelor of Arts in History with Honors.  She went on to receive her Master's of Education Planning. Policy, and Leadership with a concentration in Higher Education Administration from the College of William and Mary, where she served as the Graduate Assistant for Leadership Programming in the Office of Student Activities.  Before moving back to the Midwest, she took a year to further explore the south and spent 2007-2008 working at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana.  In her spare time, Kelly Jo enjoys touring historic homes and locations, reading, politics and spending way too much time concerned with pop culture.

Dr. Bryan Cavins
Assistant Dean
of Students for Leadership Programs
 

Mike is a second-year graduate student in the College Student Personnel (CSP) Master's program.  Mike serves as a Graduate Assistant Advisor for the University Activities Organization. He is a May 2008 graduate of the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater (UW-W) with a Bachelor's of Business Administration in Human Resources.  As an undergraduate, Mike was involved in various aspects of Residence Life, Orientation/First Year Experience, and Campus Activities.  This past summer, Mike worked in BGSU’s Orientation and First Year Programs Office as the Coordinator for Assessment and Programming. He is involved in other areas throughout the university as the Vice President of BGSDA, a member of the GAPD planning committee, and the faculty advisor for the men of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternityMike was the recipient of the UW-W Distinguished Student Leader Award, given yearly to one graduating senior.  Professionally, he enjoys attending and presenting at conferences.  Mike is currently a member of NASPA, ACPA, NACA, AFA, NODA, ACUI, and OCPA. He will be serving as one of seven interns for the NACA National Convention this year. In his free time he enjoys spending time with his wife, cooking, traveling, and watching football.

Kirsten is currently completing the second year of her PhD in Higher Education Administration at Bowling Green State University (BGSU).  Her focus is in the area of research methods with an emphasis on international higher education and statistical techniques.  She recently spent the summer participating in BGSU's Burkina Faso program to learn about francophone West African education systems.

Michael is second-year graduate student pursuing a Master of the Arts degree in College Student Personnel (CSP) and serves as a student organization services Graduate Assistant in Office of Campus Activities. In May 2008, Michael completed his Bachelor of the Arts in Psychology and Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from West Virginia Wesleyan College. While at Wesleyan, Michael was actively involved in the Campus Activities Board (CAB), College Judicial Board, Senior Campaign Leader, and the Parking Advisory Committee. Michael has also served as a Residential Advisor, Assistant Coordinator, Summer Conference Assistant and this past summer Michael completed a Residence Life internship at Randolph-Macon College. Michael is a member of Alpha Phi Omega Co-educational Service Fraternity and a member of Psi Chi. In 2007, Michael was selected as one of twelve undergraduate students to be part of the MACUHO Lisa A. Pierce Volunteer Incentive Program for Students (VIPS) for students interested in career opportunities in Residence Life and Housing. 

P.J. is a graduate student in the Master of Accountancy program. This year he will be working as a Financial Consultant for student organizations on campus. In May 2009, P.J. completed his Bachelor’s degree of Business Administration in Accounting at BGSU. As an undergraduate, PJ was highly involved in many organizations and activities on campus. On top of being an active member in the Falcon Marching Band, the Curling Club, and the Outdoor Program he also worked in various positions in Residence Life as a Resident Advisor and an Administrative Resident Advisor. During his senior year, P.J. was a member of the Undergraduate Student Government where he served as the treasurer. He was also a student intern with the Internal Audit Department on campus. One of his fondest memories of BGSU was serving as the co-chair of the Student Budget Committee this past year. In his free time, P.J. enjoys backpacking, curling, traveling, running, cooking, and spending time with his fiancée.