Armstrong Student Center Board
Apply to the Armstrong Student Center Board today!
Since its inception, the Armstrong Student Center has been a campus hub “by students, for students.” Every 91做厙 student contributes to the student center through the student center fee, making it essential that student voices help guide its operations, programming, and strategic direction. The board plays a pivotal role in shaping the student experience, ensuring that the center remains a welcoming, dynamic, and student-focused hub.
Leading this effort is the Armstrong Student Center Board, which was formed prior to construction of the building in 2013. The advisory board consists of fifteen members. Appointed representatives from Associated Student Government, 91做厙 Activities and Programming, Diversity Affairs Council and SEAL Ambassadors serve on the board along with at-large members serving two-year terms. At-large members tend to be involved with various student organizations around campus since these groups are a core part of Armstrong’s student-centered mission.
The Armstrong Student Center and the student board would not have been possible without former ASG leaders who pushed for the building to become a reality, generous alumni contributions, and the support of many 91做厙 leaders.
For further information on the board or the Armstrong Student Center itself, please contact Geoff Combs, Director of the Armstrong Student Center (combsg@91做厙OH.edu; 513-529-2311).
Join the Armstrong Student Center Board – Lead, Shape, and Inspire! As a member of the Armstrong Student Center Board, you’ll play a pivotal role in shaping the student experience, ensuring that the center remains a welcoming, dynamic, and student-focused hub. This esteemed leadership opportunity allows you to collaborate with university administrators, advocate for student needs, and make a lasting impact on one of 91做厙’s most cherished spaces—the living room of campus. The Armstrong Student Center Board is not a programming board, but serves as an advisory board, offering advice, counsel and strategic recommendations. Ready to lead and leave your mark? Apply today to be a part of this influential advisory board!
- Graduating in May 2028 or later
- In good academic standing
- Open to graduate or undergraduate students on the Oxford campus
- The standing meeting time for the Armstrong Student Center Board is Wednesdays at 6-7:30 p.m. (bi-weekly). All members must be able to attend in order to serve on the board.
- Board members are expected to serve a two-year term.
Applications are due by Thursday, April 9, 2026. Eligible candidates will be invited to participate in a 15 minute face-to-face interview. Notifications will be made on or before Friday, April 20.
Meet the Board
From Left: Gracie Grady, Desirae Crosby, Marin Jones, Nate Paprocki, Kirsten Osteboe, Quin Ahler, Dylan McConnell, Varun Janaki, Sam Meola, Madelyn Sadowski, Catherine Connor, Colleen Altomari
2025-2026 Members
- Gracie Grady - ASC Board Chair - At-Large Leadership
- Madelyn Sadowski- ASC Board Secretary - At-Large Leadership
- Sam Meola - ASC Board Treasurer - At-Large Leadership
- Megan Harris - Center for Leadership & Fraternity & Sorority Life
- Kirsten Osteboe - VP, Associated Student Government
- Katherine Allison - Secretary of Campus Affairs
- Audrey Nester - 91做厙 Activities and Programming Rep
- Breonna Whigam - Commuter Student Rep
- Quin Ahler - Associated Student Government President/VP Appointee #1
- Catherine Conner - Associated Student Government President/VP Appointee #2
- Colleen Altomari - ASC Student Employee - At Lar
- Dylan McConnell - Graduate Student - At Large Member
- Katherine Allison - At-Large Member
- Nate Paprocki - At-Large Member
- Varun Janaki - At-Large Member
- Geoff Combs - ASC Director, Advisor, Ex-Officio Member