Erin Fox

Director of Advising
ekfox@uncg.edu

Erin is passionate about higher education access and advocating for holistic, strengths-based student development, serving in roles for academic coaching and success, student leadership and engagement, and orientation and first year programs.

Erin is a native North Carolinian and proud two-time Spartan alumna, having earned both an M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies at UNC Greensboro. In her time away from campus, Erin enjoys cooking, hiking, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.

Julie Boyer

Student Success Navigator
j_boyer@uncg.edu

Julie has a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Florida State University and has been in higher education for most of her professional career. Before coming to UNCG, she worked at Florida State University in Tallahassee and Broward College in South Florida.

Julie has been with UNCG since 2016, serving as Lloyd International Honors College’s Coordinator of Admissions and Academic Advisor until 2021. More recently Julie served as Assistant Director for Academic and Personal Advising with Student Support Services in the Office of TRiO programs.

Julie has a passion for academic advising and teaching and is thrilled to join the Academic and Personal Development Center team!

Megan Cayton

Undergraduate Advising and Mentoring
mcdelph@uncg.edu
336-334-3375

Megan Cayton is a Student Success Navigator and Instructor in the School of Health and Human Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a passion for helping others find their path through mentoring and leadership experiences. She teaches personal development courses in conjunction with Bill Johnson such as HHS 125: Design Your Life 1 – What Could I Do With My Life? and HHS 135 – Design Your Life 2 – Creating Meaningful Experiences Through Coaching.

With over eight years of experience at UNCG, Megan has served in various roles and capacities around campus most currently as a coach for the Leadership Challenge and advisor for the National Society of Leadership and Success. Megan also serves as adjunct faculty at NC State University teaching courses on personal and community leadership.

Jennifer Clark

Undergraduate Advising and Mentoring
jennifer_clark@uncg.edu
336-334-5736

Jennifer Clark is a Student Success Navigator with a passion for advising and mentoring undergraduate students. Her BS degree in Psychology with a concentration in Child Development and MA degree in College Student Development enhances her coordination of advising services, and and her ability to serve on various committees related to undergraduate advising and student success.

Jennifer also represents HHS at various events and workshops coordinated for current and prospective students exploring UNCG, and provides administrative support for the school’s honor society, Kappa Omicron Nu (KON).

Since 2002, she has served in various roles working with diverse groups of students, both in and outside the classroom. Her instructional experience includes teaching first year experience courses, academic probation courses, and the current course offering of HHS 125.

Amber Anderson

Advising Support Staff
askhhs@uncg.edu

Amber is a first-year Masters student in the Public Health Education Department. She graduated from Appalachian State University in May of 2021 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Public Health as well as minoring in Nutrition. She also competed with the Appalachian State women’s soccer team all four years.

She is interested in researching chronic and infectious diseases, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), childhood obesity, health policies and alternatives, and rural health.

As a former undergraduate student who changed her major and struggled to find her passion, Amber hopes to help others find what they are passionate about that aligns with a major and career path.

Geneva Berry

Advising Support Staff
askhhs@uncg.edu

My name is Geneva, I am a second year Masters student, with a concentration in Exercise Physiology. I have a B.S. in Health and Physical Education and Sports Science and Coaching from Appalachian State.

I enjoy an active lifestyle; I love weightlifting, to snowboard, hike and find waterfalls, be in nature, and play sports (lacrosse and rowing crew in particular).

I look forward to meeting and working with you all on reaching your goals here at UNCG.

Alexis ‘Lexy’ Diaz

Advising Support Staff
askhhs@uncg.edu

Alexis is a first-year Master of Science in School Counseling student who hopes to end the negative stigma around mental health. Alexis received her Bachelor of Science degree in both Psychology and Counseling and Human Services at The University of Scranton.

In the future Alexis is hoping to continue her education and receive her Doctorate in order to become a full-time professor. She is excited to be a part of UNCG and hopes to help students achieve their goals.

Jesicia Peaden

Advising Support Staff
askhhs@uncg.edu

Jesicia is a first-year master’s student in the Peace and Conflict Studies program. She graduated from the University of North Carolina- Greensboro in December of 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts with a Social Sciences concentration.

She is interested in academic advising, teaching, and mediation. In addition to utilizing her talents in higher education, her long-term goals are to open a community mediation center and to write and speak publicly about her passions in sociology and conflict management.

As an undergraduate student, she struggled to find a major that married her love of people and data. Her experience at UNCG helped her find her passion for both in conflict management. As a military spouse, she has experience as a transfer student and has studied abroad in Italy.

She is excited to work alongside students as they explore their educational and vocational goals here at UNCG.