Gwen M. Greene Career and Internship Center Staff
Call our front desk at 275-2366 to make an appointment with any counselor below.
Burt Nadler, Assistant Dean/Career Center Director
burton.nadler@rochester.edu
Kellie Hernandez, Associate Director
kellie.hernandez@rochester.edu
Laura Godwin, Associate Director
laura.godwin@rochester.edu
Amber Graham, Associate Director
amber.graham@rochester.edu
Jodyi Wren, Associate Director
jwren@admin.rochester.edu
Dale Leyburn, Associate Director
dleyburn@admin.rochester.edu
Ellen Cole, Senior Assistant Director
ellen.cole@rochester.edu
Caterina M. Tempest, Assistant Director of Health Professions, Public Health and Life Sciences Research
ctempes2@z.rochester.edu
Michelle Marks-Hook, Assistant Director of Alumni and Parent Relations Career Programs
michelle.marks-hook@rochester.edu
Michelle Werth, Assistant Director and Recruiting Coordinator
michelle.werth@rochester.edu
Carrie Gruschow, Resource Counselor
cmoretti@admin.rochester.edu
Alissa Roger, Resource Counselor
aribarog@z.rochester.edu
Andy Fagan, Career Counselor
andrew.fagan@rochester.edu
Kerrie Anne Merz, Marketing, Communications, and Constituent Outreach Coordinator
kmerz@z.rochester.edu
Debbie Ortolani, Receptionist and Customer Service Coordinator
debbie.ortolani@rochester.edu
Peer Career Advisors
Additionally, there are 7 Peer Career Advisers (PCAs) in the Career Center Library available on a walk-in basis to assist with a variety of career-related needs.
Peer Career Advisers are students that have received a full semester of training by the Career Center Staff to:
- Provide you with a tour of the Career Center Library
- Introduce you to using the numerous printed and online career resources
- Assist you in developing your resume and cover letter
- Work with you to search for internships and employment opportunities
- Critique your personal statements
- Help you prepare for interviews
- Keep you up to date about career-related events on and off campus
- Answer any other career-related questions
Peer Career Advisers are here to help you get started on resumes, cover letters, and your initial search for internships and employment opportunities. Although they can provide you with immediate and brief advice on a variety of career-related issues, you are highly encouraged to make an appointment with a Career Counselor to discuss strategies to develop and achieve your career plans in detail.





