Erik Wessel, D.Ed.
Erik serves as the Director of the Office of Student Conflict Resolution (OSCR). Prior to joining the OSCR team, Erik served as the Director of the Office of Student Conduct at Ferris State University and also worked in the Student Conduct Office at Penn State University while completing his doctoral work in Higher Education Administration with a cognate area of study in counselor education. Erik is committed to genuine dialogue and action that engages student learning, promotes achievement, and ensures the full and equal participation of all groups in society.
Mike Ryan, M.S. Ed
Mike serves as the Associate Director of the Office of Student Conflict Resolution (OSCR). Prior to joining the OSCR team, Mike served as Assistant Director in the Office of Student Conduct at Indiana University, where he also received his Master's in Educational Leadership with an emphasis in Higher Education. Mike has worked with students in a variety of spaces including undergraduate admissions, orientation, Greek life, demonstration response and support, study abroad, advising, and leadership development.
Dan Green, M.S.W.
Dan Green serves as OSCR's Assistant Director for Alcohol & Other Drugs. He has served in many different roles at the University of Michigan with time in LSA and throughout Student Life. He received both of his Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Studies and Master of Social Work degrees from the University of Michigan. He is (clearly) a huge fan of the Wolverines and the Detroit Pistons. In his spare time, he enjoys playing video games, cooking shows and spending time with his partner and their beautiful daughter.
Felicia McCrary, L.M.S.W.
Felicia serves as the Assistant Director for Sexual Misconduct Education & Processes within the Office of Student Conflict Resolution (OSCR), overseeing Adaptable Resolution, Education & Intervention, and Review & Reintegration. Felicia is interested in helping students navigate the intersections of their unique identities as they navigate their experiences as Michigan students. She is passionate about guiding students on a path toward social justice and self-advocacy, finding innovative ways to ensure all students find success.
Grace Su Ming Sekulidis, L.L.M.S.W.
Grace (she/her) serves as the Program Manager for Adaptable Conflict Resolution within the Office of Conflict Resolution (OSCR). Grace is very passionate about approaching every situation with an intersectional, systemic lens and a diversity, equity, and inclusion framework. She believes that DEI work should be at the center of all work and in every conversation. Grace is looking forward to supporting and empowering students to advocate for themselves and facilitate constructive conversations about conflict between members of the UMich community.
Savannah Currier, M.A.
Savannah (she/her) serves as the Program Manager for Alcohol and Other Drugs within OSCR and has previously served as OSCR's Administrative Operations Lead. Savannah graduated from Eastern Michigan University with an M.A. in Educational Leadership with emphasis in Higher Education/Student Affairs. Savannah is passionate about using restorative practices and harm reduction in conduct and conflict resolution work that empower students to take ownership of their experiences, education and growth.
Sandy Lymburner
Sandy (she/her) has worked for the University of Michigan within the Division of Student Life since 1984. During her tenure, she has worked in the Career Center, the Office of Student Conflict Resolution and the Ginsberg Center in a variety of assignments. Sandy’s specialty is managing databases to support internal and external reports and university compliance. Sandy and her husband, Dan, have four children and love spending time together as a family. Her favorite time of year is summer and the hot humid weather. Sandy loves tennis, running, gardening and traveling.
Theo Poling
Theo Poling (they/them or he/him) graduated from the University of Michigan with degrees in Creative Writing & Literature and Arts & Ideas in the Humanities. While at the university, Theo founded the Trans and Gender Nonconforming Arts Review. Theo is passionate about institutional equity and making sure all students feel seen and heard. In their free time, Theo loves to hike, foster cats, and master the art of breakfast food.
Street Address:
100 Student Activities Building
515 East Jefferson
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316
Brett Cohen
Brett Cohen (he/him) is a graduate student studying Social Work and Higher Education. His goal from these programs is to work within the division of Student Life on a college campus and create environments where all students can thrive. Brett has long believed in the mission that everyone should feel at home in their campus community and looks forward to continuing this mission with OSCR.
Adaku Anaele
Adaku is a senior studying Cognitive Science with a minor in Business Administration. Adaku is interested in the field of data science because of the many opportunities to tell a story using data. In her free time, Adaku enjoys working on jigsaw puzzles, taking adventures in Ann Arbor, and spending quality time with friends.
Street Address:
100 Student Activities Building
515 East Jefferson
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316
Nidhi Tigadi
Nidhi is a senior majoring in Psychology and Sociology & Social Work. She is passionate about decreasing stigma and increasing access to mental health care in communities of color. Outside of OSCR, Nidhi is a part of hEARt Listens, which runs a peer support text line for Michigan students, and M-HEAL, a global health organization. In her free time, Nidhi enjoys cooking, calligraphy, and exploring the outdoors!
Street Address:
100 Student Activities Building
515 East Jefferson
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316
Caroline Carr
Caroline is a third-year student studying sociology, political science and writing in addition to currently pursuing her MSW. She is passionate about mental health awareness and social justice advocacy. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, exploring Ann Arbor, and reading.
Street Address:
100 Student Activities Building
515 East Jefferson
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316
Ariana (Ari) Kertsman
Ariana (she/her) is double majoring in Afroamerican and African Studies and Social Theory and Practice. Ariana is invested in restorative justice work and fostering a healing-centered culture across the University of Michigan's campus, and she believes that students and employees should be part of that shared process.
Ellie Younger
Ellie Younger (they/them) is a third year majoring in Psychology and minoring in gender and health. They are passionate about mental health and sexual assault prevention. Outside of OSCR, Ellie volunteers with the Bystander Intervention program of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (SAPAC). In their free time, Ellie enjoys reading, drinking coffee, and exploring nature.
Wisdom Andino
Wisdom is a sophomore in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. She is planning on majoring in psychology with an interest in business. She is passionate about mental health awareness, holistic wellbeing, and educational equity. Also, she recognizes the importance of reflection, self care, and effective communication in life. She hopes to use therapy and community- engagement to provide youth with the life-readiness resources they need to succeed.
Jacob Johnson
Jacob is a second-year student studying Sociology and Philosophy. After graduation, he plans on attending law school or completing a Ph.D. He is passionate about social justice and policy reform. In his free time, he loves walking around campus and downtown Ann Arbor, listening to music, and hanging out with his friends.
Street Address:
100 Student Activities Building
515 East Jefferson
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316
Kat Weeden
Kat (she/he/they) is a third-year Communication and Media major. They are passionate about creating inclusive spaces for students on campus. In their free time, they enjoy rereading the Twilight series, watching movies, and writing letters.
Street Address:
100 Student Activities Building
515 East Jefferson
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1316
Lex Doty
Lex is a junior transfer student majoring in Cognitive Science on the Decisions track with a minor in Crime and Justice. Their passion for supporting others through difficult times and supporting underrepresented communities in being heard has led them to dream of law school in the near future. Outside of OSCR, Lex can also be found working with Safe House Center and the University of Michigan's Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center (SAPAC) to support victim's advocacy efforts.