University Housing and Food Service, CSU, Chico
Residential Life Staff
Courri Brady — Coordinator for Residential Life Programming
E–mail cmbrady@csuchico.edu, Phone 530–898–6325
Hi! My name is Courri Brady, and I am the Coordinator for Residential Life Programming for University Housing and Food Service. I’ve worked at CSU, Chico for more than three years now as an Assistant Residence Community Coordinator (ARCC) and Residence Community Coordinator (RCC). Prior to landing here in the City of Trees, I completed my undergraduate degree from UCLA where I received a double Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and International Development Studies. It was at UCLA that I also served as Assistant Resident Director and Resident Assistant. I absolutely love working with students and am looking forward to working with you to build the best residence hall community Chico State has ever seen!
Kristopher Chad Disharoon — Assistant Coordinator for Residential Life Programming
E–mail kdisharoon@csuchico.edu, Phone 530–898–6325
Hello! My name is Kristopher Chad Disharoon, and I am the assistant coordinator for Residential Life Programming for UHFS. My last stop was in Virginia where I received my masters of science in higher education administration and also worked for the Colket Center in student activities at Roanoke College and in the vice president for Multicultural Affairs Office at Virginia Tech. Before that I spent four years in North Carolina earning my BA. I attended Western Carolina University as an undergraduate where I worked for the student activities office, the University Center Union, and the admissions office on–campus. I am expecting to have a lot of fun this year, and I am excited to work with all of you and hope that I can learn as much from you as you do from me. Feel free to stop by my office in University Village.
Nelson Gomez–Guzman — Residence Community Coordinator for University Village
E–mail ngomez-guzman@csuchico.edu, Phone 530–898–4474
Hi there! My name is Nelson Gomez–Guzman, and I am the residence community coordinator for University Village. I am originally from Colombia, South America, and I lived in central Illinois for almost seven years. I received my master’s degree in business at Illinois State University, and I was a graduate assistant and a residence hall coordinator for the past three years. I came to Illinois State for my graduate education and found my career in residential life. I am very excited and happy to be part of the UHFS team and University Village! I believe we will have a lot of fun while learning, team building, and assisting our students in the residence halls. Make sure you stop my office at UV even if it is just to say hi. Thanks!
Anna Lind — Assistant Residence Community Coordinator for University Village
E–mail aclind@csuchico.edu, Phone 530–898–6504
Well Hello! My name is Anna Lind, and I am the assistant resident community coordinator at University Village. I'm a proud Nebraskan, born and raised in Omaha until I left home for the University of Nebraska Lincoln. I was an RA for two years at a fabulous and all–female resident hall, attended several Husker games, and still managed to also receive my undergrad degree in advertising with an emphasis in English. From there, I interned briefly at a small ad agency and then worked full time as an advertising consultant at a large newspaper. After about three years of making a lot of money for someone else, I decided I desperately missed working with students, and realized my true happiness came from investing in people. So here I am at CSU, Chico! Every year is a new and exciting challenge, and I expect no less this time around. My office is across from the University Village community room, and I love visitors. Stop by anytime!
Faye Perata — Residence Community Coordinator for Whitney Hall
E–mail fperalta@csuchico.edu, Phone 530–898–6246
Hey all! I am Faye Perata, the residence community coordinator (RCC) for Whitney Hall. This is my second year working and living in Whitney Hall, and let me say that it's a great place to live. Before coming to Chico, I worked as a residence life coordinator at Eastern Washington University for four years, and I had a small stint in New Mexico at the former Native American Prep School as a head resident advisor. I earned my undergraduate degree at the University of Montana, and currently I am pursuing a Masters in Business Administration. I know that we are going to have a fun–filled year, full of new experiences. I am very excited to take this journey with you, and hope that I can help you take advantage of the many opportunities that CSU, Chico offers you. Feel free to stop by my office located above the front desk if you need anything or just want to chat.
Brad Wolf — Assistant Residence Community Coordinator for Whitney Hall
E–mail bswolf@csuchico.edu, Phone 530–898–6108
Hello, Brad Wolf here, the assistant residence community coordinator for Whitney Residence Hall. Before moving to Chico, I had spent two years in Arkansas and the rest of my life growing up in different parts of Washington State. While in Arkansas at the University of Central Arkansas, I received my master of science in college student personnel services and administration while working for the Department of Housing and Residence Life, as the RHA coordinator. Before that experience however, I spent five years at Eastern Washington University, and the 18 before that growing up in a small town in southwest Washington. This year is going to bring a lot of new experiences and challenges, both of which I'm looking forward to. Stop on by my office in Whitney Hall or send me an e–mail if you have questions or just want to get to know me!
E–mail blonzi@csuchico.edul, Phone 530–898–5827
Hello! My name is Bertha Lonzi, and I am the residence community coordinator for north campus. I am from Kenya, and I received my undergraduate and graduate degrees at Illinois State University. During that time I worked in the housing department as a resident assistant and graduate assistant. I also worked as a full–time residence hall coordinator for four and half years. Before I went to Illinois, I taught in three different elementary schools, including a school for the deaf, then became a religious education advisor for five years. Later I became a school principle of a girl’s boarding school for five years. I am very excited to be back in north campus for the second year. I look forward to having the new students in our halls. I also look forward to working with all of you. As the year progresses we will learn something from each other. My office is in Esken Hall. Please fell free to stop by or call me anytime. We can also meet for coffee or tea in any of our campus facilities.
E–mail chyatt@csuchico.edu, Phone 530–898–5483
Hi! My name is Chris Hyatt, and I am the assistant residence community coordinator for north campus. I am excited to start my second year here at Chico State. This will be my sixth year working in residence life. Before coming to Chico I worked for the Office of Residential Life at UCLA. While there I received my bachelor of arts in philosophy.
I was born and raised in Los Angeles, but I love it here in Chico. I am expecting to have a lot of fun this year and hope to get to know a lot of new people. Feel free to come by my office and hang out with me (or even get some pointers for your philosophy classes).
Eric Price — Residence Community Coordinator for Lassen & Shasta Halls
E–mail ewprice@csuchico.edu, Phone 530–898–5174
Hello! My name is Eric Price, and I am the residence community coordinator for Shasta and Lassen Halls. I hail from Michigan, where I earned my bachelor's degree in organizational communication and broadcasting. To feed my traveling addiction, I worked several summer internships at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida and at the University of San Diego. Most recently, I finished grad school at Southern Illinois University Carbondale where I earned my master's degree in college student personnel.
I love to travel, cook, hike, watch reality TV, swim, laugh, and spend time with the people I love. I am so excited to meet and work with all of you this coming year. The first year of college will be one of the best in your life, and I can't wait to share it with you. If you need anything, even just someone to talk to, feel free to stop by my office next to the Shasta Hall mailboxes.