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Dr. Jen Day Shaw
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(336) 334-5514
jdshaw@uncg.edu

The Dean of Students and Office Staff

The Dean of Students Office in the Division of Student Affairs is responsible for administering the University's policies and procedures regarding student conduct. Assistance is provided to students in matters related to student conduct violations, academic integrity concerns, advocacy, mediation, and sexual harassment or assault.

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• Jen Day Shaw, Ph.D.
  Dean of Students
  Jen Day Shaw has been involved in higher education for over 18 years. Dr. Shaw earned her Ph.D. in Higher Education from Florida State University. Prior to UNCG, some of Jen's professional experience included positions as Division Chair, Student Services at Davidson County Community College; Dean, Student Relations at the University of South Florida; and Dean of Students at the Savannah College of Art and Design. She has taught university experience courses to first year students and several different courses to student affairs M.Ed. students. Her professional interests are to initiate student-centered services that enhance students' development, as well as student advocacy.
  334-5099
  jdshaw@uncg.edu
• Dr. Brett Carter
  Associate Dean of Students
  Brett Carter has been involved in higher education for over 16 years. In 1995 he earned a Master of Science degree in Adult Education with a concentration in Student Services from North Carolina A & T State University. Prior to Student Affairs, Brett worked in the Office of Housing and Residence Life as an Area Director (2 years) and as an Assistant Director for 6 years. Brett previously worked as an Area Coordinator for High Point University for 5 years. Brett's professional interests include student advocacy, service learning and leadership, new student orientation, advisory for multicultural affairs, the North Carolina College Personnel Association (NCCPA), the North Carolina Housing Officer Association (NCHO) and Association of Student Judicial Affairs (ASJA).
  334-5099
  bacarte2@uncg.edu
• Amy Jones
  Assistant Dean of Students
  The Dean of Students Office welcomes Amy Jones, as Assistant Dean of Students. Amy Jones has been involved in higher education for over 9 years. She earned her M.Ed. degree with a concentration in College Student Affairs from the University of South Florida in 2001. While at USF, she worked in Residence Life. Amy joins us after serving as the Director of Student Activities at Elon University where she also coordinated the Sexual Assault Response Team. Amy also has professional experience in Community Service, Orientation, Greek Life, Leadership Development, and Club and Organization Development.
  256-0289
  aljones9@uncg.edu
• Derek Oxendine
  Graduate Student
  Prior to joining the UNCG community, Derek's work experiences include serving as the Native American Programs Coordinator in the Office for Diversity and Multicultural Affairs at UNC-Chapel Hill and also as a Disability Specialist with North Carolina Disability Determination Services. Derek holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from UNC-Chapel Hill and is currently pursuing a Master of Education in Student Personnel Administration in Higher Edcation at UNCG. Derek's research interests are Greek Life, leadership and professional development, interracial and interethnic relations, and developing and sustaining programs to aid in the recruitment and retention of American Indian students.
  256-0054
  droxendi@uncg.edu
• Megan Callahan
  Graduate Student Megan recently graduated Cum Laude from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Minor in Spanish. She received Phi Beta Kappa her junior year. She spent her career at UF serving as a student advocate at the Women's Resource Center. She was also an office assistant at Family Counseling and Health Associates in Gainesville. She is attending UNCG to pursue a Master of Science degree in Counseling and Educational Development.
  334-5553
  macalla2@uncg.edu

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