Lenny Chan
Associate Dean of Student Affairs & Director, Office of Community Responsibility
Bio
Lenny joined Carnegie Mellon in 2005 and has worked in a variety of Student Affairs roles at the University. Prior to leading the Office of Community Responsibility he worked with fraternity/sorority life and was a member of the leadership team in Residential Education. Lenny is one of the College Liaisons to the College of Engineering partnering directly with Mechanical Engineering and the Information Networking Institute (INI). Lenny received a BS in Psychology and a MA in College Student Personnel from Slippery Rock University. His professional interests include alternative dispute resolution and he has completed training in mediation and restorative practices. In his spare time, Lenny serves on the board of a local nonprofit, reads nonfiction (with a preference for local history), spends time with family, and enjoys partaking in the many things that make Pittsburgh special, especially local restaurants.
Gabriella Cataloni
Coordinator, Community Responsibility and Housefellow,
Bio
Originally from Hermitage, Pennsylvania, Gabby completed her Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering with minors in Computer Science and Entrepreneurship at The University of Mount Union. Gabby also has a master’s degree in Higher Education with a Student Affairs Concentration from Boston College. Gabby comes from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where she was a Student Conduct Educator before transitioning to Carnegie Mellon’s Office of Community Responsibility as a Coordinator and a Housefellow.
As a housefellow, Gabby oversees the BAM community which is made up of Boss and McGill Houses. Gabby has additional responsibilities as the Academic Integrity Liaison to the School of Computer Science and Mellon College of Science. In her spare time, Gabby enjoys rock wall climbing, reading with her book club, watching any Boston sports team, crafting, and spending time with family & friends.
Regan McCarty
Program Coordinator
Bio
Originally from Sullivan County, PA, Regan completed her Associate's Degree in Occupational Therapy from the Kaplan Career Institute. Regan also has her Bachelor of Science in Human Biology from Chatham University. At Carnegie Mellon, Regan serves as the Program Coordinator in the Office of Community Responsibility, where she is currently training to be the resident expert in Maxient, our conduct records management system.
In her spare time, Regan enjoys caring for her vegetable garden, cooking, and going to antique stores.
Jacob Morton-Black
Coordinator, Office of Community Responsibility and Housefellow
Bio
Originally from Colchester, Vermont, Jacob completed his undergraduate degree in Music Composition at Ithaca College. Jacob also has a Masters degree in College Student Personnel from Bowling Green State University. Jacob comes from Syracuse University where he was a Residence Director in their Office of Student Living before transitioning to Carnegie Mellon's Office of Community Responsibility. Additionally, Jacob serves as both the Housefellow for Resnik House and the Academic Integrity Liaison to the College of Fine Arts, Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and Interdisciplinary Programs. In his spare time, Jacob enjoys cooking, engaging with the arts, and raising his retired racing greyhound, George.
Jarrin Jeffrey
Coordinator, Office of Community Responsibility Housefellow
Bio
Originally from New York City, The Bronx, Jarrin completed his undergraduate degree and a graduate degree in Political Science and Student Affairs in Higher Education respectively at the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh. Jarrin comes from Juniata College where he was an Area Coordinator and First-Generation specialist before transitioning to Carnegie Mellon’s Office of Community Responsibility as a Coordinator and a Housefellow.
As a housefellow, Jarrin oversees the Fifth Neville Apartments. In addition to being a Coordinator for the Office of Community Responsibility and a Housefellow, Jarrin is the Academic Integrity Liaison to Heinz College and the Tepper School of Business. In his spare time, Jarrin enjoys traveling, spending time with friends and his cat, exploring Pittsburgh, and experimenting with photography.
Tendai Ushendibaba
Coordinator, Office of Community Responsibility and Housefellow
Bio
Originally from Harare, Zimbabwe, Tendai completed her Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in French Studies at Fairmont State University. Tendai also has a Master’s degree in College Student Affairs Administration from the University of West Florida and a Master’s degree in Adult Learning and Development from Cleveland State University. Tendai comes from the University of North Florida where she was an Assistant Residence Life Coordinator before transitioning to Carnegie Mellon’s Office of Community Responsibility as a Coordinator and a Housefellow.
As a housefellow, Tendai oversees the Intersection community which is made up of the Woodlawn Apartments, Roselawn Terrace, and Margaret Morrison Apartments. Tendai has additional responsibilities as the Academic Integrity Liaison to the College of Engineering. In her spare time, Tendai enjoys cooking, watching NBA basketball games, and spending time with family & friends.
Anjali Nair
Title IX and Community Standards Investigator
Bio
Anjali serves as the Investigator for the Office of Community Resoinsibility, jointly with the Office for Institutional Equity and Title IX. Anjali obtained a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Pittsburgh and later earned a J.D. from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Prior to joining Carnegie Mellon, Anjali worked as an attorney practicing civil litigation defense. She represented individuals and companies in state and federal court as well as in alternative dispute resolution. As the Investigator for the Office of Community Responsibility, Anjali handles the investigation, and in some cases the resolution and/or remediation, of complaints and reports of violations of University policy or standards.