Meet Our Team

I was born and raised in Cedar Grove, New Jersey, college-educated at Penn State, and got my master's degree at Seattle University where I've now worked for over 10 years.  With a background in residence life/student leadership and rooted in principles of inclusion and equity, I am proud to work with our team to provide a wide variety of options for students.  Whether you're just beginning your leadership journey or see us as another stop along the way, I hope that you will take advantage of everything SU has to offer. 

When I'm not working, I'm spending time with family: my husband Ryan, our son Eli, and our little dog Sybil.

I was born in the Philippines and raised in the Bay Area, having received my bachelors degree in Communication Studies at Westmont College in Santa Barbara and am also a proud alumnae of the Student Development Administration Graduate Program here at Seattle U. I’m passionate about connecting with others and building community, which is why my background leans heavily in Intercultural Programs, Residence Life, and served my graduate assistantship in Commuter and Transfer Student Services (now known at Student Success & Outreach)! Finding areas and pockets where all students can belong and thrive, is what fuels my work, and I am so grateful to work in a department that offers these pockets of joy around campus. When I’m not working, you might find me walking around campus (very slowly) with 16 and 7 year old mini-dachshunds Oscar and Rolo, making and eating dumplings, or sampling various types of Boba or desserts!

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Greer is currently a graduate student in the Student Development Administration master's program at Seattle University.  She grew up in the greater Los Angeles area and completed her bachelor's degree at Boise State University.  She enjoys mini coopers, chai lattes, and hanging out with family and friends.  

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Mary Q. Tran is currently a graduate student in the Student Development Administration program at Seattle University. She grew up California, and completed her bachelor’s degree  at a university in her hometown, San Jose State University. She received her bachelor’s of arts degree in Child and Adolescent Development with a double minor in Math and French for K-8 Teachers. She identifies as a first-gen and a Vietnamese-American. Outside of her work and academic life, she loves arts, crafts, and do-it-yourself projects!

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Tsetsen Anuurad is a first-gen, Mongolian-American student from California, Davis. She is currently pursuing a degree in Student Development Administration. As an undergraduate student, she studied Economics and International Relations at University of California, Davis. She worked as an Assistant Language Teacher in Kochi prefecture, Japan from 2018-2020. In her free time, Tsetsen enjoys running (slowly), reading, cleaning while listening to podcasts (the specific combination) and good conversations with friends over coffee and pastries. Tsetsen loves playing soccer and futsal (although she is not particularly coordinated)!