Board Members

The Student Affairs Executive Leadership Board

Board Members 2025-2026 Funded Initatives

The Division of Student Affairs Executive Leadership Board consists of community leaders, alumni, parents, and professionals who are committed to programs and services benefiting University of Arkansas students.

The Board’s objectives are to advise the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs on long range strategic planning for the division and connect and introduce the division to new funding sources and strategic partners who share a commitment to making a positive impact on the lives of all University of Arkansas students. Board members also provide an annual financial contribution in support of the programs and services of the Division of Student Affairs.

For more information about the board, contact Emily Money.

Board Members

Danny Beck

Danny Beck

Bentonville, AR

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John Berry

John Berry

Springdale, AR

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Seth Cordry

Seth Cordry

Fayetteville, AR

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Allie Crouse Crolata

Allie Crouse Crolata

Columbus, OH

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Michael Dodd

Michael Dodd

Centerton, AR

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Charlotte Downs

Charlotte Downs

Little Rock, AR

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Amanda Finch

Amanda Finch

Baltimore, MD

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Alex F. Flemister

Alex F. Flemister

Little Rock, AR

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Carter Ford

Carter Ford

Little Rock, AR

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Helena Gadison

Helena Gadison

Oklahoma City, OK

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Steve Galen

Steve Galen

Bentonville, AR

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Amber Green

Amber Green

Little Rock, AR

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Honorable Steve Harrelson

Honorable Steve Harrelson

Little Rock, AR

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Rana Nall

Rana Nall

Bentonville, AR

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Lee Nordin

Lee Nordin

Fayetteville, AR

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Cicely Shannon

Cicely Shannon

San Fransisco, CA

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Travis Swanson

Travis Swanson

Cave Springs, AR

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Hua Wang

Hua Wang

Rogers, AR

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Jennifer Webb

Jennifer Webb

Rogers, AR

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Randy Werner

Randy Werner

Fayetteville, AR

2025-2026 Funded Initiatives

These initiatives advance student success and belonging by expanding access to food, basic needs, wellness resources, inclusive community, safety education, and student voice. From supporting students with disabilities and veterans to welcoming future Razorbacks, preventing violence, and addressing food insecurity, they promote equity, care, and engagement across campus.

Student Support Groups and Graduation Recognition program through the Center for Educational Access

Snack and Spill-A Qualitative Research Initiative for Student Experience Insights with University Housing

Recoloring the Red Zone with the Sexual & Relationship Violence Center

250 meals to support College Access Initiative’s Future Razorback We’ve Got Your Back program

Veteran & Military Affiliated Student Center’s Student Wellness Pantry program