Our People - Staff

Andri is responsible for strategic planning, human resources administration, financial oversight management of facilities and equipment in a satellite campus, maintaining relationships with external organizations and other administrative functions required to support the teaching and research missions of the School of Architecture. Andri provides continuity as academic leadership changes, while supporting the students, staff and faculty at the School.

The Academic Services Coordinator provides a broad spectrum of responsibilities including but not limited to student advising, academic integrity, scheduling, support for core functions (e.g., recruitment and admissions, internal and external events etc.), special projects, data management, and general administrative duties. The position acts as a liaison with units in the Faculty of Engineering and central university services as it relates to key accountabilities. Reporting to the Administrative Officer, the Academic Services Coordinator provides exceptional client support for academic programs within the School of Architecture.

Carlie primarily supports our undergraduate studies students and program.

The Client Support Specialist, Architecture Computing & Media provides support, consulting, and training to the faculty, staff, and students at the Architecture campus. Responsibilities include troubleshooting client computer issues, providing instruction and training for school services (printing, wireless access, shared resources, and information systems) and maintaining school computing equipment (three computer labs, multifunction printer/copier/scanners, large format plotters).

The Academic Services Coordinator provides a broad spectrum of responsibilities including but not limited to student advising, academic integrity, scheduling, support for core functions (e.g., recruitment and admissions, internal and external events etc.), special projects, data management, and general administrative duties. The position acts as a liaison with units in the Faculty of Engineering and central university services as it relates to key accountabilities. Reporting to the Administrative Officer, the Academic Services Coordinator provides exceptional client support for academic programs within the School of Architecture.

Tina primarily supports our graduate studies students and program.

Working in close collaboration with the Engineering Advancement team, the Advancement Manager develops, produces and executes communication materials, strategic advancement initiatives and engagement events directed to local, national and international audiences and stakeholders, which includes: alumni, prospective donors, prospective sponsors and related professional associations.

The Communications Specialist works closely with the Director and Advancement Manager providing creative and design expertise in the execution of all marketing and communication strategies. 

The Financial Officer (FO) offers financial information and direction to the senior management in the School of Architecture and the Rome Campus to ensure informed decision making, while providing effective financial systems and strategic planning. The FO is responsible for the integrity of financial processes and systems within the School to ensure compliance with generally accepted accounting principles and the University of Waterloo policies and guidelines. 

The Academic Services Coordinator provides a broad spectrum of responsibilities including but not limited to student advising, academic integrity, scheduling, support for core functions (e.g., recruitment and admissions, internal and external events etc.), special projects, data management, and general administrative duties. The position acts as a liaison with units in the Faculty of Engineering and central university services as it relates to key accountabilities. Reporting to the Administrative Officer, the Academic Services Coordinator provides exceptional client support for academic programs within the School of Architecture.

Becky primarily supports our undergraduate studies students and program.

The Administrative Manager acts as the primary business representative and liaison for the University of Waterloo on site in Rome. Management of the program from an organizational point of view: organization and management of educational trips, off-site lectures, the study in Rome and relations with Canadian and Italian professors, as well as acting as financial officer. Frauke assists our students on a daily basis, both with personal inquiries and academic issues.

The Administrative Assitant is responsible for booking and coordinating events at the School. They also administer the teaching evaluations and assists with field trip coordination. The Administrative Assitant provides support to the undergraduate and graduate academic programs, and offers support with the Lecture Series. 

As the Fabrication Specialist/Instructor, Michael is primarily responsible for making sure the workshop is a safe environment for the school community to work in. He is responsible for supervising and instructing undergraduate and graduate students in the operation of the workshop equipment while educating users in proper safety practices. Michael also assists other staff and faculty members in the construction of various exhibits and installations within the school and community.