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Melissa Benningfield
Academic Counselor, Sr.
Email: melissa.benningfield@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-3203
Education:
- Indiana State University, Master of Science, Criminology with Corrections specialization
- Indiana State University, Bachelor of Science, Criminology
- Vincennes University, Associate of Science, Conservation Law Enforcement
My advice for A&S students:
This is your life! Take responsibility for yourself and your actions. It is ok if you do not have a clear path for your future because most of us have changed directions more than once in our lives. What is important is that you do not lose yourself in the process and that you make good choices on your journey. Have confidence; be strong; and don’t be afraid to ask for help if you need it.
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Matt Church
Academic Coordinator
Email:mschur01@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-1326
Education:
- BA History, Bellarmine University
- MA History, University of Louisville
- MA Higher Education Administration, University of Louisville
My advice for A&S students:
Enjoy your time in college and don't rush into anything. If you have an idea what you want to major in and pursue as career, by all means follow your ambitions. If you do not know what you want to do, don't rush into a major or program of study for the sake of finishing in four year. Better to take an extra semester and be happy later on in life than realize you are unhappy with what you are doing fifteen years after school. Also, do not be afraid try new subjects and remember just because you didn't like a subject in high school, doesn't mean you wont like it in college.
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Megan Clifton
Academic Coordinator
Email:Melark01@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-5182
Education:
- University of South Carolina, Master of Education in Higher Education and Student Affairs
- Bellarmine University, Bachelor of Arts, Communication
My advice for A&S students:
Get to know your advisor and your professors!
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Joey Decker
Academic Counselor
Email:joseph.decker.1@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-6489
Education:
- Indian Wesleyan University, Master of Education with a focus on Curriculum and Assessment
- Bellarmine University, Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education & Learning and Behavior Disorders
My advice for A&S students:
College is a great time to make connections and build relationships, especially with your advisors, instructors, and fellow classmates. You never know when you will be conversing with your future physician, a future educator of your children, or a future best-selling author. Building a network of "human resources" will be valuable here at the University of Louisville and beyond for years to come. I look forward to being part of your network and advising you during your journey as a Cardinal!
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Danielle Dolan
Assistant Dean and Director
Email:danielle.dolan@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-4115
Education:
- University of Louisville, M. Ed. in Education Counseling Psychology with a focus on College Student Personnel
- University of Louisville, Bachelor of Arts in English and Communication
My advice for A&S students:
It is up to you to participate in your own education and we are here to serve as a guide and as a resource. You are now part of a community that has larger implications on a greater number of people. Open yourself up to the experience, in and outside of the classroom and to the diversity this campus affords. Most importantly, participate in positive dialogue with people that might have a different worldview. You will find yourself connected to a vast network of engaged people that will be invaluable to your experience here at UofL.
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Sofia Draper
Academic Counselor
Email:sofia.draper@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-9042
Education:
- Grand Valley State University, Master of Education in Higher Education with a concentration in College Student Affairs Leadership
- Purdue University, Bachelor of Science in Psychology
My advice for A&S students:
My Advice to A&S Students: Try to step outside of your comfort zone, whether that be talking to the person next to you in class, taking a course in a subject you don’t know much about, or getting involved on campus or in the community. Every time you push yourself, you are given an opportunity to grow so don’t be afraid to put yourself out there! Also make sure to utilize the resources UofL offers you, especially your advisor! We are here to help in any way we can so do not hesitate to reach out!
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Kourtney Hall
Academic Counselor Sr.
Email:kmdavi09@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-2717
Education:
- University of Louisville, Master of Arts, Higher Education Administration
- University of Louisville, Bachelor of Arts, Communication
My advice for A&S students:
Don’t be afraid to ask questions!!! As an advisor, I’m here to help you find the answers! Your college experience is yours to make. Make sure that your decisions are your own!
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Michelle Henderson
Academic Counselor Sr.
Email:mehend05@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-2716
Education:
- University of South Carolina, Master of Education, Higher Education and Student Affairs
- Florida State University, Bachelor of Science, Marketing
My advice for A&S students:
Look for opportunities to build your skill set, whether that is through campus organizations and leadership, research opportunities, part-time jobs, or internships/co-ops. This will make finding a job after college much less stressful!
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Rebecca Suter Ledford
Academic Coordinator
Email:rlsute01@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-2715
Education:
- University of Louisville, Masters in Higher Education Administration
- University of Louisville, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
My advice for A&S students:
Take advantage of the resources that are offered to you. There are many people who want to help make your college career the best it possibly can be.
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Brent Marshall
Academic Counselor
Email:Brent.Marshall@Louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-3397
Education:
- Kentucky State University, Bachelors in Liberal Arts
- Bellarmine University, Masters in Higher Education Leadership and Social Justice
My advice for A&S students:
College is a marathon, not a sprint. Never forget to take time to appreciate this chapter of your life. Accomplish your goals, build lasting connections, and of course have fun at all times!
Perseverance: Continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties, failure, or opposition: the action or condition or an instance of persevering: steadfastness.
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Joshua Nelson
Academic Counselor
Email: joshua.nelson.1@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-2719
Education:
- Western Kentucky University, Master of Arts in Education with a Concentration in Student Affairs in Higher Education
- Western Kentucky University, Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies Emphasis in Education
My advice for A&S students:
College is a time where you have the option to explore what you truly love and follow your dreams. Never ever stop dreaming, and always continue to fight for those dreams. "They say anything is possible, you got to dream like you never seen obstacles". I encourage all students to believe in themselves, believe in their dreams and enjoy the ride, because it's over before you know it. Everything you want is right in front of you, keep moving forward. Much Love #110.
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Christy Raymer Noe
Academic Counselor Sr.
Email:cmraym01@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-3207
Education:
- Angelo State University, Master of Education in Student Development and Leadership in Higher Education
- University of Louisville, Bachelor of Arts, English
My advice for A&S students:
Persistence is key and get to know your professors! Their knowledge base and experiences can provide a wealth of useful information.
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Anna O'Connell
Academic Counselor
Email: anna.oconnell@louisville.edu
Phone: (502) 852-2577
Education:
- University of Louisville, Master of Arts in Higher Education
- Indiana University Southeast, Bachelor of Arts in General Studies
My advice for A&S students:
Every student's path and progression is different. The process of self-discovery is limitless and consistently evolving so keep an open mind while working toward your end goal. When in doubt, talk it out and ask questions.
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