Katherine Glassman serves as the Residence Hall Director at Mississippi University for Women, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the living experience for approximately 250 upperclassmen residents. With a strong foundation in student affairs, Katherine is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community that...
Katherine Glassman serves as the Residence Hall Director at Mississippi University for Women, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the living experience for approximately 250 upperclassmen residents. With a strong foundation in student affairs, Katherine is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community that promotes student engagement, development, and well-being. Her expertise in crisis management and student advising ensures that she is well-equipped to handle the diverse challenges that arise in a residential setting, making her a trusted resource for both students and staff.
One of Katherine's notable achievements includes her leadership as the chair of the Resident Assistant Selection and Recruitment Committee, where she successfully increased RA applicants by nearly 50% from Spring 2017 to Spring 2018. This accomplishment not only reflects her effective marketing strategies but also her commitment to building a strong team of student leaders who can positively impact their peers. Katherine’s passion for housing and residence life is evident in her hands-on approach to creating inclusive and supportive environments, where students feel empowered to thrive academically and socially.
In her daily operations, Katherine employs the appreciative advising framework, which emphasizes positive reinforcement and personal growth. This approach allows her to connect with students on a deeper level, guiding them in their career choices and personal development. With proficiency in tools such as Microsoft Office and Adobe Creative Suite, Katherine effectively communicates initiatives and programs that enhance student engagement. Her multifaceted skill set, combined with her dedication to student success, positions her as a key player in the ongoing evolution of residence life at Mississippi University for Women.
