Student Affairs at Northeastern

Vice President for Student Affairs

@VPEstabrook

m.estabrook@northeastern.edu

A bit about me: Madeleine is originally from Arlington, Virginia. She majored in Government at Dartmouth College, and later earned her JD at Boston College. Madeleine joined Northeastern in 2008, first as executive director of University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS), before serving as associate vice president for Student Affairs, dean of students, and now vice president for Student Affairs. She lives in Waltham, Massachusetts, with her husband and amazing dog, Boomer.

Assistant Vice President of Student and Administrative Services

m.macomber@northeastern.edu

A bit about me: Marina received her B.S. in Business from Merrimack College in North Andover, her MBA from Bentley University in Waltham, and her Masters in Higher Education Administration from Boston College in Chestnut Hill. Prior to joining Northeastern University in 1997, Marina worked within Student Affairs at Bentley University, Boston College, and Regis College. Born in Methuen, she currently resides in Milton, MA with her husband Mark.

Director, New Student Orientation, Parent/Family Programs

l.commendatore@northeastern.edu

A bit about me: Lisa joined the Northeastern community in 1993 and currently serves as the Director of New Student Orientation and Parent/Family Programs. Upon her arrival in 1993, Lisa created the University’s first Admission Visitor Center. During her first decade, she created and implemented an extensive visit program for prospective students and their families. In 2004, she transitioned into her current role working with the enrolled students. Lisa received her B.A. in Communications and Public relations from the University of Pittsburgh, her hometown city. She currently resides in the quaint town of Marblehead, located on the North Shore of Massachusetts.

Director, Student Support

d.winch@northeastern.edu

A bit about me: David manages the We Care program here at Northeastern. The We Care Office helps students who face challenges in continuing their education due to administrative, personal, medical or emergency situations. The program also works across all Northeastern Offices to facilitate student communication around policy questions. David has always called Massachusetts home and worked in education and business prior to coming to Northeastern in 2001.

Assistant Dean, Student Affairs

@jcampbellfoster

j.campbell-foster@northeastern.edu

A bit about me: Jason is originally from Buffalo, New York and began working at Northeastern in 2005 and has served in a variety of roles since that time. He earned his Master of Science degree in college student personnel administration from Canisius College, and his Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the State University of New York at Fredonia. He is currently completing his dissertation for a Doctorate of Education with a specialization in higher education administration here at Northeastern, focusing on LGBT activism in the digital age.

Assistant Vice President, Title IX Initiatives

m.jannoni@northeastern.edu

A bit about me: Mark was born and raised on the North Shore of Boston. He received his B.A. from the University of Massachusetts and his Masters in Education from Endicott College. Prior to joining Northeastern University in 2016, Mark worked in higher education for 17 years and oversaw all facets of Student Affairs, including Residence Life, Student Conduct, Health and Counseling Services, New Student and Family Programs and Student Engagement. Mark currently resides locally with his wife, daughters and dog.

Associate Dean for Cultural, Residential, and Spiritual Life

@jbobbysyb

r.jose@northeastern.edu

A bit about me: Bob has been a student affairs professional for 31 years, finding it gratifying to invest in others and then see the fruit of that investment. He looks forward to coming to work every day, speaking with students, and listening to their ideas, opinions, and hopes. Bob is from New York City and went to school at the State University of New York at Buffalo. He lives in Sharon, Massachusetts, and has been at Northeastern for 10 years.

Director, Student Programming & Communications

e.hardman@northeastern.edu

A bit about me: Emily has made Northeastern home since 2001, and earned her MBA here in 2007. Prior to that, she earned a B.A. in English at Alfred University in New York, and worked in public relations at MIT. She is originally from Storrs, CT, the home of the other Huskies. She lives in Brookline with her husband and 2 outrageously adorable kids.