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Assistant Director for Conferences and Customer Service
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Telephone: 216.368.3890
E-mail: david.m.brown@case.edu
Address: Wade Commons
Hire Date: 05/05
Hometown: Macedonia, Ohio
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Education
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- M.L.H.R., Labor & Human Resources, The Ohio State University - Columbus, Ohio
- M.A., Educational Policy & Leadership, The Ohio State University
- B.A., English, The Ohio State University
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Related Experience
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- Director of Residence Life & Housing, The College of
Wooster - Wooster, Ohio
- Assistant Director of Residence Life, Syracuse University - Syracuse, N.Y.
- Assistant Director for Staffing & Training, The University of Nevada - Las Vegas
- Residential Life Coordinator, The University of Nevada - Las Vegas
- Graduate Hall Director, Capital University - Columbus, Ohio
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Professional Affiliations
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Campus Activities
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- Who's Who Selection Committee
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Awards and Recognition
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- Outstanding Supervisor of the Year - Case Western Reserve University, Department of Human Resources - 2008
- Nominator Award of Excellence - CWRU Chapter of NRHH - 2008
- Greek Community Hero of the Month - The College of Wooster - September, 2003
- Director's Award - Syracuse University - May, 2000
- Vice President's Student's First Award for Excellence - Syracuse University - April, 2000
- Chancellor's Award for Public Service - Inspiration Award - Syracuse University - March, 2000
- Advisor of the Year, 1998 and 1999 - Syracuse University, Office of Residence Life
- National Advisor of the Month - NACURH OTM Recognition Program - September 1999 and March, 2000
- Dare to Dream Citation - Diversity Celebration Award - Syracuse University - Fall, 1999
- Model Program - Peer Resource Network - The BACCHUS Beat - February, 1997
- Top Program - WACUHO Regional Conference Program Track - April, 1996
- Director's Award - University of Nevada, Las Vegas - Fall, 1995
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Presentations
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- "The Influence of Institutional Context on Community Standards" - 2008
- "You Gotta Care! Leading with Your Best Self" - 2008
- "Utilizing Peer Group Influence to Accomplish a Student Learning Objective" - 2008
- "Alcohol Intervention: Shifting the Focus from Alcohol to Self Reliance" - 2008
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Q&A Top 5
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What is your job? |
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Primarily, my role is to attract and support visiting conference groups and individual guests for our summer housing program. Also, I oversee the management of the North and South Residential Village Area Offices. I enjoy supporting my colleagues in our department with their programs and projects as well.
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What other campus activities are you involved in? |
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Since the summer Student Orientation program entails overnight accommodations, I am involved with the planning and development process for that. This past year, I was heavily involved in the staff development program ("SEED") offered by the Department of Human Resources. Also, I am involved with others in the Event Planners group. |
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What advice do you have for students on how to have a successful college experience? |
- Try new things.
- Speak your mind.
- Trust your intuition.
- Make clear decisions based on who you want to be.
- And, as they say, "Everything in moderation."
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What do you like about Case/Cleveland? |
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There is a good, healthy understanding here that we're all a part of the learning process. We all have a lot to learn, and there is good support for that. Also, the pizza in the Fribley Marche is extraordinary. |
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What is your favorite quote or motto? |
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Men have called me mad, but the question is not yet settled, whether madness is not the loftiest intelligence - whether much that is glorious - whether all that is profound does not spring from disease of thought - from moods of mind exalted at the expense of the general intellect. — Edgar Allan Poe |