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Heidi Anderson-Isaacson, St. Kate’s director of Residence Life, was selected to serve as chair-elect of the Association of College and University Housing Officer (ACUHO)–International Senior Housing Officer Institute in February of 2015 — and started her role as chair in July of 2016. Her term will come to an end as she leads 50 participants through the 2018 Senior Housing Officer Institute.

“This means a lot to me because I attended the institute as a participant early in my career and wanted the opportunity to give back to my association,” she says, “and to help other new senior housing officers learn and network with experts in the field.”

Anderson has been an active member of the ACUHO since fall 2002. She has served in various positions, including National Housing Training Institute faculty member 2013, Local Arrangements Planning Committee for the 2013 annual conference, and Business Practices & Enhancements Review committee member (2012-13) and has served as a program presenter at various conferences held by ACUHO-I.

In 2016, Anderson-Isaacson co-authored Making A Difference: Improving Residence Life Assessment Practices, Chapter Five, Sharing Assessment Results for the Association of College and University Housing Officers – International.

At St. Kate’s, Anderson-Isaacson is responsible for managing the long- and short-term planning for the University’s Residence Life program and facilities for approximately 800 residents housed. St. Kate’s has seven residence halls and two apartment complexes housing traditional students, graduate students and student families.

“I’ve been at St. Kate’s 16 years, and I still enjoy the work,” she says. “I love how diverse our students are and enjoy the challenge of meeting the needs of such a diverse student body.”

By Pauline Oo