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Meet the Student Affairs Team

Britt Scowen

First-Year Student Advisor

Contact Information

bscowen@uwaterloo.ca

519-884-8111 x 28362

Location: SH 1017

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John Arnou

Upper-Year Student Advisor

Contact Information

jarnou@uwaterloo.ca

519-884-8111 x 28241

Location: SH 1014A

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Staff

Rebekah DeJong

Manager, Residence and Community Life

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rjdejong@uwaterloo.ca

519-884-8111 x 28361

Location: SH 1007

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Staff

Zeke Schneider

Residence and Community Life Coordinator

Contact Information

zekehunter.schneider@uwaterloo.ca

519-884-8111 x 28220

Location: SH 1014

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Tina Nguyen

Residence and Community Life Assistant

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tina.nguyen1@uwaterloo.ca

519-884-8111 x 28216

Location: SH 1019

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Staff

Portrait of Angelina smiling in the SJ2 Atrium Center

Angelina Dodds

Wellness Coordinator

Contact Information

angelina.dodds@uwaterloo.ca

519-884-8111 x 28297

Location: SH 1016

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Michelle Metzger

Service-Learning Coordinator

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michelle.metzger@uwaterloo.ca

519-884-8111 x 28282

Location: SH 1010

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Erika Toffelmire

Student Leadership and Service Coordinator

Contact Information

erika.toffelmire@uwaterloo.ca

519-884-8111 x 28255

Location: SH 1015

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Staff

Contact Information

290 Westmount Road North,
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N2L 3G3

info@sju.ca
519-884-8111

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We acknowledge, with respect, that St. Jerome’s University and the University of ��ݮ��Ƶ reside and operate on the traditional territory of the Attawandaron, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee peoples. Our University is situated on the Haldimand Tract, the land Frederick Haldimand granted to the Haudenosaunee of the Six Nations of the Grand River in 1784 that includes 10 kilometers on both sides of the Grand River and extends from its source to Lake Erie.

We give thanks for the privilege to work and live on this land, and we are committed to building respectful relationships with Indigenous people and communities, to enhance our knowledge, and learn how we can have an active role in reconciliation.