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RESIDENTIAL EDUCATION LEADERSHIP TEAM (RELT)
Dr. Kara Bauer (she/her)
Chief Student Development Officer & Executive Director of Residential Education
Citklali Ibarra (she/her)
Associate Director
Academic Engagement &
Curricular Learning
CENTRAL STAFF, COORDINATORS, and STUDENT STAFF
Alexa Gonzalez (she/her)
Coordinator for Residential Curriculum & Residential Learning Communities
Eddie Castaneda (him/his)
Student Assistant
RESIDENCE HALL COORDINATORS (RHCs)
The Residence Hall Coordinators are full-time, master’s level professionals who are responsible for ensuring your living environment is safe, comfortable, inclusive and conducive to your success. Residence hall coordinators also supervise student leaders, manage the day-to-day activities of the community and coordinate hall activities and programs. They also serve as residential conduct coordinators and adjudicate cases in which residents are alleged to have violated the Guide to Community Living and university standards on conduct.
Krisaly Gonzalez
(she/her/ella)
Residence Hall Coordinator
Granada & Piedra del Sol
Jade Martinez Coniglio (she/her)
Residence Hall Coordinator
South Campus Plaza North
Mando Zaragoza (he/him)
Residence Hall Coordinator
Cuicacalli Suites (Tepeyac & Tacuba)
ASSISTANT COORDINATORS (ACs)
The assistant coordinators are full-time and graduate student team members who are responsible for overall community management and manage front desk operations. They also serve as advisors for the community councils. The Assistant Coordinators are unique in that they have a collateral role, meaning they spend 20 hours in REO— where they manage front desks, supervise councils, and serve as residential conduct coordinators— and 20 hours elsewhere across campus or within the department.
GENERAL ADVISOR & RETENTION SPECIALISTS (GARS)
The general advisor and retention specialists are full-time, coordinated care advisers for students living in our residential communities. They provide academic advising and retention programs for students and manage our academic resource spaces, the STAR Centers.
FACULTY-IN-RESIDENCE (FIR)
The Faculty-in-Residence serve as liaisons between SDSU faculty and students. These SDSU faculty members live in apartments located within the campus residential communities. They work closely and cooperatively with the residential staff. Together, they develop academic communities that meet your needs by encouraging your intellectual stimulation and academic success.
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