Sandra (Sandi) Briggs is the office manager for the Student Government Office and assists the SGA President with meeting requests, coordinating schedules and producing reports. Sandi also acts as point of contact to provide students, faculty and staff information regarding the Student Government Association and processes student employment documents.

Eric is the Coordinator for Homecoming and Knight-Thon in the Office of Student Involvement. He is a 2017 graduate from the Higher Education and Policy Studies Program at UCF. Originally from Findlay, Ohio, Eric earned his Bachelor’s Degree in International Studies and French from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio.

Gwen Dailey, Coordinator for the Office of Student Involvement, advises Campus Activities Board and Late Knights. Gwen received her Bachelor of Arts in English and Spanish at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, and her Master of Arts in Student Personnel Administration at Saint Louis University in St. Louis, Missouri. Gwen has experience in programming, alcohol alternative initiatives, orientation, student leadership development, marketing, and student conduct.

Krystal is the Graduate Assistant for Campus Activities Board and Late Knights. She received her Bachelor of Science at the University of Central Florida and is now entering the first year of the Higher Education and Policy Studies Master’s program. Krystal has experience working with diverse groups and programming though her involvement in fraternity and sorority life as well as student accessibility.

Kyle is the Special Events Graduate Assistant working with Homecoming and Knight-Thon in the Office of Student Involvement.  He is a first-year student in the DeVos Sports Business Management program pursuing an MBA and MSBM.  Kyle graduated from UCF with a Bachelors of Arts in History.  He was a Student-Athlete while pursuing his undergraduate degree and was involved with LEAD Scholars, Orientation team, the President’s Leadership Council, and Housing and Residence Life.

Kensington A. Shields-Dutton, Assistant Director for the Knights of the Connection Campuses (formerly Regional Outreach Services) and RSOs, works with students on the Knights of the Connection (KotC) team to provide programs and services to UCF’s connection Campuses. Kensington also oversees the registered student organizations area for OSI, and Chairs the Who’s Who Scholarship that is awarded annually. Kensington also works with the Graduate Outreach (GO) team that provides services and programs that geared towards graduate students. Kensington teaches student success courses. He has had experience working with diversity/inclusion, transfer students, fraternity and sorority life, financial aid, underrepresented students, and student organization advising. Kensington earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from The Florida State University. He has an MBA and recently earned his Master of Arts degree in Sociology here at UCF.

Bonnieblue is the Coordinator for Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) at UCF. Having completed her Masters in Higher Education at UCF, Bonnieblue has experience with Student Government Association, FTIC and Transfer Orientations, Assessment, Academic Advising, and Student Engagement. She currently works with Knights of the Roundtable (KoRT) and The Hub.

Emily is the Graduate Assistant for KoRT and works closely with Involvement and KnightQuest Consultants of The Hub. Emily received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Family, Youth and Community Sciences from the University of Florida. She then spent a couple of years working with troubled youth both in Chicago and in her hometown of Deland, Florida. She is now a second semester student at UCF working towards a Masters in Mental Health Counseling. Emily has experience in community outreach, customer relations, student engagement and student development with diverse populations.

Kelly Wright is pursuing her Master’s degree in Health Administration at UCF. She has a strong passion for health and wellness, improving patient satisfaction and health outcomes, and positive community change. She is an aspiring healthcare executive and upon graduation, she hopes to obtain an administrative fellowship with a healthcare entity.

Kelly completed her undergraduate degree in Health Sciences at the University of South Florida. Through her campus involvement in undergrad, Kelly developed an interest in service through university involvement and assisting the student body, which prompted her to become a graduate assistant for Graduate Outreach. As a GA for Graduate Outreach, Kelly assists in providing programming, career workshops, and outreach services to graduate students. 

In her free time, Kelly enjoys spending time with family and friends, trying new restaurants, reading in the park, and going to the gym. 

Haley G. Winston, Ed.D. is an Assistant Director for the Office of Student Involvement. She works with community engagement projects, including voter registration, education and mobilization. Dr. Winston also oversees the efforts of the Volunteer UCF (VUCF) Board of Directors. Haley received both her bachelor’s degree in Art History and master’s degree in Educational & Counseling Psychology with a focus in College Student Personnel from the University of Louisville. She received her Doctorate in Higher Education and Policy Studies at UCF. Haley teaches student success and leadership courses. She has had experience working with service learning, civic engagement, academic advising, new student orientation, homecoming programming, fraternity and sorority affairs, parent engagement, and first generation college student retention.

Amanda Dever, Coordinator for the Office of Student Involvement, advises Volunteer UCF and the Alternative Break Program. Amanda received her B.A. in English Literature and International Studies from Denison University in Granville, Ohio and her M.A. in Social Justice and Community Development from Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois. Amanda has experience in programming, service learning, community partnerships, social justice education, volunteerism, and civic engagement.

Shemeca Smith (or just Meca) is the programming graduate assistant for Volunteer UCF & the Alternative Break Program, a student agency that promotes community service and education on various social issues to the University of Central Florida, through a variety of programs, committees, events, and ongoing projects. Beginning Fall 2018, she will be pursuing her masters in High Education Student Personnel. In May 2017, Meca completed her undergraduate degree in at Stetson University receiving a bachelors in English Literature & Linguistics and minoring in Education, French, and Creative Writing. She then went on to volunteer 1,700 hours of community service through City Year Orlando, Inc. and AmeriCorps educational nonprofit serving in seven of Orlando’s inner-city Title I public schools. She proudly served on the Universal Orlando Foundation Team at Memorial Middle School providing classroom support and behaviors intervention to a 6^th Grade English Language Arts Classroom. Meca connects every experiences to her aspirations and career goals which are driven by passion, service, and education.

Wills Brown, Senate Coordinator, advises and coordinates the Student Government Association’s Legislative Branch. He is a two-time graduate of The University of Texas at Austin – holding a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Educational Administration. Between undergraduate and graduate school, Wills spent two years with the Teach For America program as a 7th-grade math teacher and coach. Wills has experience with student engagement and leadership development, Greek life, access for underrepresented populations, campus health and wellness, and recreational sports.

Corrinna is the Communications Graduate Assistant for the Office of Student Involvement and works primarily with OSI creative services. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in graphic design from the Rochester Institute of Technology. Corrinna is a currently a first-year student in the Higher Education and Policy Studies Master’s program. Corrinna has additional experience in residence life, international student services and fraternity and sorority life.

Dey is the Senate Graduate Assistant for Student Government. She received her B.S. in Social Work from Florida International University in Fall 2015 and now is in her first year of the Higher Education/Student Personnel Master’s program. Dey has experience in working with a diverse college life. In her free time, she enjoys listening to hip hop/rap, reading poetry, and watching shows on Netflix.