Meet the Staff
The ACDC staff is committed to helping you achieve your academic and career goals, in a cordial and confidential setting. Your success is important to us and we are prepared to help you meet the many challenges you will face while pursuing your undergraduate degree.
- Sammi Kaiser — skkaiser@unomaha.edu
- Director
- “Helping students make the most of their college experience ROCKS!”
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- Joe Hayes — jshayes@unomaha.edu
- Assistant Director, Employer Relations & Internships
- “Partnering with employers ROCKS!”
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- Katie Wessel — kwessel@unomaha.edu
- Assistant Director, Career Advising
- “Helping students transition from college to a career ROCKS.”
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- Jonathan Acosta — jacosta@unomaha.edu
- Academic & Career Advisor
- Come visit for academic and career advice…it’ll ROCK!
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- Cristina Lamas — clamas@unomaha.edu
- Program Coordinator/Advisor
- "Life ROCKS!"
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- Rebecca Martinez — rmartinez@unomaha.edu
- Academic & Career Advisor
- Guiding students through college & career exploration ROCKS!
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- Laura Sansoni — lsansoni@unomaha.edu
- Academic & Career Advisor
- It ROCKS helping students find their passion and translating that to a career!
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- Eileen McCarthy — eileenmccarthy@unomaha.edu
- Staff Assistant
- Every day ROCKS!
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- Madi Davis — mldavis@unomaha.edu
- Graduate Student Worker
- Helping students translate their passions and strengths into a career ROCKS!
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- Josh Saddler — unoacdcpeer@unomaha.edu
- Peer Advisor
- "I ROCKed my most recent interview and want to help you do the same!"
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- Alyssa Wiese — unoacdcpeer@unomaha.edu
- Peer Advisor
- I enjoy helping students to get their résumés rollin', so they can get that ROCKin' job!
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- Samantha Roberts — samantharoberts@unomaha.edu
- Academic & Career Coaching Specialist
- UNO Success Academy
- Helping students achieve their goals ROCKS!
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- Tyler Beekley — tbeekley@unomaha.edu
- Graduate Assistant
- UNO Success Academy
- It ROCKS helping people find their place at UNO!
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