New Hires

Rosalie Oliver – Residence Hall Coordinator, Campus Living

Rosalie Oliver is a new Residence Hall Coordinator and will be working in Fletcher Hall. She completed her Master’s in College Student Development from Kansas State University, where she also received her undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Leadership Skills.

She served as a Resident Assistant for 4 years and continued on to work as an Assistant Community Coordinator as a graduate student, where she mentored and co-supervised 16 resident assistants. She also taught leadership classes and served on a Graduate Assistant Hiring Committee.

Alex Shore – Residence Hall Coordinator, Campus Living

Alex Shore is a new Residence Hall Coordinator and will be working in Scott Hall. He completed his Master’s in Student Affairs Administration from Appalachian State University, where he also received his undergraduate degree in Psychology.

Alex worked in the University Housing Department at Appalachian State University as a Resident Assistant and then accepted his more recent role of Residence Director, where he oversaw one of the university’s largest buildings, housing over 250 students. He prioritized familiarizing himself with University Student Systems in order to fully understand their functions and operations.

Cassie Parrell – Residence Hall Coordinator, Campus Living

Cassie Parrell is a new Residence Hall Coordinator and will be working in Legacy Hall. She completed her Master’s in Higher Education Leadership from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where she also received her undergraduate degree in Music Education. As an undergrad, she assisted with the implementation of many First-Year Experience programs and served as a role model and resource for new students. She then went on to work as an Assistant Complex Director, where she continued to implement and evaluate student development programs.

Megan Propson – Residence Hall Coordinator, Campus Living

Megan Propson is a new Residence Hall Coordinator and will be working in Ballard East Hall. She completed her Master’s in Public Administration from the University of Oklahoma, following her undergraduate degree in Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.
She has previously worked in a Graduate Assistant position, where she gained experience in crisis management and in the recruitment and training of 50 student employees. She continued to supervise an even larger staff in her more recent role of Residence Director at the University of Minnesota Duluth, as well as investigating conduct cases and overseeing event planning.

Dominique Phillips – Case Manager, Dean of Students Office

As a Case Manager, Dominique supports students who are navigating academic, personal, or other challenges by assessing their needs, connecting them with campus and community resources, and coordinating support to promote student success and well-being. He works collaboratively with faculty, staff, and campus partners to ensure students receive the assistance they need to persist and thrive at ECU.

He previously served as the Coordinator of Retention Initiatives at Pitt Community College, where he developed and led student success, mentoring, and retention initiatives. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Information Technologies Education from East Carolina University and a Master of Education in Higher Education Leadership from the University of North Carolina Wilmington.

Originally from Snow Hill, North Carolina, he now lives in Greenville with his Wife and two sons. Outside of work, he enjoys watching football, working out, and spending time with his family. He is also an active musician and enjoys serving through music in his community.

Kelsi Swinson – Event Coordinator, Central Reservations Office

Kelsi will be responsible for the planning and overseeing all events that take place in the East Carolina Heart Institute at East Carolina University’s educational conference space and will provide operational support for events including creating diagrams, providing customer service and handling A/V needs for events.

Prior to joining East Carolina University, Kelsi served as an Event Operations Supervisor at the Holmes Convocation Center at Appalachian State University, where she gained valuable experience in event planning and operations.

Kelsi earned her B.S. in Psychology from Appalachian State University in December 2023 and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Higher Education and Student Affairs at Appalachian State. Originally from Deep Run, North Carolina, Kelsi enjoys reading and attending concerts in her free time. She is also looking forward to marrying her fiancé of nearly five years in March 2027.

Ros Croswell – Medical Office Coordinator, Student Health Services

As the Medical Office Coordinator/Medical Records Manager in Student Health Services, Ros oversees front office staff while supporting patient care coordination and ensuring the maintenance and quality of medical records.

Before joining Student Health Services, Ros worked with Student Health & Wellness at the University of Virginia, where she also managed Medical Office Coordinators. Outside of work, she has been married to her husband for 10 years after meeting him while they were both serving in the U.S. Air Force on Guam. She is a proud mom of two boys and a grandmother of five, and an avid crafter who enjoys exploring far too many creative hobbies to name!

Sevyn Hardy – Senior Associate Director, OSRR

Sevyn Hardy joins the OSRR team from Cornell University where they served as the Associate Dean of Students for Individual Behavior and Student Development. Sevyn earned a B.S. in Interpersonal/Organizational Communication from East Carolina University and an M.Ed. in Counselor Education from Clemson University. Sevyn is excited to return to ECU as the Senior Associate Director for the OSRR. In their new role, Sevyn oversees all student organization misconduct, supervises OSRR’s primary hearing officers, and serves as the hearing officer for major violations of the student code of conduct. In their free time, Sevyn is an herbalist, a beekeeper, and a lover of house plants and animals.

Jackson Perrott – Coordinator of Recreation Programs, CRW

I will be serving as the Coordinator of Recreational Programs, overseeing a mix of sports programs and adventure programs. Working administratively to support club sports, intramural sports, outdoor trips, and the climbing wall as well as the fantastic students that work and participate in those areas.

I am a proud ECU grad, receiving my bachelor’s in sports studies. I have worked and been involved in recreation since 2021. Starting out as a Club Sports participant, which introduced me to leadership opportunities within sports programs and employment at the rec center. I first worked in recreation here at ECU CRW as a recreation technician and as a sports programs intern. After that and most recently, I served as a Sports Program’s Graduate Assistant at Middle Tennessee State University where I received my masters in Leisure, sport, and tourism management.

When I’m not enjoying all the wonderful things that ECU CRW has to offer, I spend my free time going on life’s adventures with my Fiancé Taylor and our dog Jess.

Isha Williams – Embedded Counselor, CCSD

Dr. Isha Williams is an Embedded Counselor at the Brody School of Medicine where she will provide therapeutic services for medical and graduate students in Brody. She will also collaborate with faculty and staff, providing consultation and psychoeducational programming for the Brody School of Medicine.

Dr. Williams earned her PhD in Human Development with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy in 2018 from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT). Dr. Williams holds a master’s degree in cell biology from ECU and has over 12 years of teaching and training experience with Marriage and Family Therapy graduate students.

Isha loves a good podcast, especially true crime as she also enjoys reading and watching anything in that genre.

Anasya Silver – Embedded Counselor, CCSD

Mrs. Anasya Silver is an Embedded Counselor at the Brody School of Medicine where she will provide counseling services to medical and graduate students within Brody.

Anasya earned her M.S. in Counselor Education with a specialization in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from ECU and is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) and a National Certified Counselor (NCC).  She has worked in integrated behavioral health, community mental health, and group practice settings providing outpatient therapy.

Originally from Rocky Mount, NC, Anasya enjoys working out and spending time with family. She also enjoys finding new coffee spots to try.

Sarah Lezzer – Coordinator for FSL, Student Engagement

Sarah Lezzer serves as the Coordinator of Fraternity and Sorority Life in Student Engagement at East Carolina University. In her role, she advises the Interfraternity Council and its individual chapters on leadership development, recruitment, programming, and risk reduction education. She prioritizes building strong relationships with council officers, chapter members, and national headquarters officials while fostering an environment of open communication.

A proud Pirate alumna, Sarah earned her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Marketing from East Carolina University in 2024, along with certifications in Professional Sales and Entrepreneurship. Before returning to Pirate Nation, she spent two years traveling across the country as a Leadership Consultant for Zeta Tau Alpha’s International Office, visiting more than 25 chapters.

Originally from Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, Sarah enjoys needlepointing, baking, traveling, and spending time at the beach. She is also a proud fan of a crispy Diet Coke and looks forward to cheering on college football and the Philadelphia Eagles each fall while spending time with friends and family.