The Center welcomes two new staff members: Ned resch and Dan Rowell

June 27, 2008

This month two new staff members joined the CHeSS team.

Ned Resch, our new Graduate Student Intern, comes to use after serving as a Research Assistant to the Associate Dean of Students in the University for Student Health and Administrative Affairs. Mr. Resch is a graduate student at the University of Chicago’s school of Social Service Administration and part of the Graduate Program in Health Administration and Policy (GPHAP) . Before coming to the University of Chicago, Mr. Resch completed his BA in Sociology from Brigham Young University. While completing his undergraduate work, Mr. Resch worked as an Emergency Room Orderly, Inventory Specialist, and Psychiatric Technician for Intermountain Healthcare. In his new role, Ned will be assisting the Center with pre- and post-award grant management.

Dan Rowell, our new Student Support Specialist, is an undergraduate student at the University of Chicago. He is currently pursuing his bachelor's degree in Biological Chemistry. In his new role, he will provide assistance to the CHeSS staff in a variety of ways. He will assist with post-award grants administration, manage the conference room and help oversee the Center's website.

With the latest hires the Center hopes to enhance its service to its faculy affiliates. If you would like to more about the Center and its staff, please click here.