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Nicole Kent-Strollo, Ed.D., M.S.N., A.P.R.N., WHNP-BC
Dean of Students and Ombudsperson

Email: nkentstrollo@ysu.edu | Phone: 330.941.4721Location: DeBartolo Hall 303

Dr. Nicole Kent-Strollo received her Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership from the University of the Cumberlands, a Master of Science degree in Nursing/Women's Health Nurse Practitioner from Kent State University, and Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Youngstown State University. A board-certified Nurse Practitioner and former member of the faculty in YSU's Department of Nursing, she also developed and directed YSU's Office of Student Outreach & Support, and served in several capacities within the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. In her current role as Dean of Students and Ombudsperson, Dr. Kent-Strollo provides oversight to the YSU CARE Team, Community Standards & Student Conduct, Case Management, and serves as the primary liaison to critical campus partners, including Compass Family and Community Services (Rape Crisis and Sojourner House). A lifelong Penguin, Dr. Kent-Strollo is passionate about helping students acheive their goals while fostering a culture of caring and respect across campus.


 

 

 

 

 

Emily Loudon, M.Ed,
Assistant Dean of Students

Email: eloudon@ysu.edu | Phone: 330.941.4704  Location: DeBartolo Hall 311

Emily serves as the Assistant Dean of Students at YSU. In her role she advocates for YSU students and is responsible for student disciplinary issues. She is here to support all students who come through the office and engage with the many opportunities, programs and services offered. She views her role here at YSU to assist all students who come through with respect and consideration with an efficient process. She is also here to offer advice on how to handle a situation or help get you connected with other available campus resources. Emily has over 10 years in higher education with progressive responsibilities ranging from Student Activities, Student Organizations, Intramurals, Housing, Conduct and Title IX. Emily is a northeast Ohio native having her bachelor’s from University of Mount Union and a master’s degree in higher education administration from University of Akron. Currently a PH.D candidate in Organizational Leadership through Eastern University (PA) her research is focused on generations and how organizations can serve different generations work preferences in a post-Covid workplace.


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Destiny Miller, MPA
Dean of Students Case Manager

Email: dfmiller@ysu.edu | Phone: 330.941.2412 | Location: DeBartolo Hall 308

Destiny is God fearing, with a passion for accountability and serving people. She is a mother of three, two sons and a daughter. She enjoys music, dancing and cooking. Destiny is an alumna of Youngstown State University, earning a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Criminal Justice, with a focus in Corrections. She served as a group leader with the Mahoning County Juvenile Justice Center from 2005-2010. From 2014 thru 2022, Destiny worked for the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections where she served as an officer and Lieutenant. In 2018 she earned a Certified Public Manager certificate, before earning a Master of Public Administration degree in Urban Planning from Cleveland State University in 2020.


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Lorraine Hollabaugh, B.A., SHRM-CP
Executive Assistant, Division of Student Affairs and Office of the Dean of Students

Email: lmhollabaugh@ysu.edu | Phone: 330.941.3533 | Location: Kilcawley House Student Affairs Suite

Lorraine is an administrative professional with over fifteen years of experience. Her background includes working in the fields of non-profit, for-profit, and higher education, and has focused on the areas of Office Management, Marketing, and Human Resources. Lorraine has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Life Science from Otterbein University and earned her SHRM-CP certification in 2016.


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