Staff

	Tricia Phaup, LMSW Position: Director, Sexual Health and Violence Prevention Tricia began her career in student services and once she received her master's degree in social work with a concentration in health, working in college health was a natural fit. In her spare time she enjoys cycling, kayaking, walking, Ceramics/Pottery, playing the guitar and gardening.
	Brett Carney Brown Position: Associate Director Brett chose a career in college health because working toward the prevention of interpersonal violence is her passion. Brett says she is grateful to be able to support individuals through such a personal time to ensure they remain healthy and successful students. In addition, Brett says that the education component is particularly exciting because it allows her to work with a variety of student groups. Brett enjoys the unique aspects of student life, and the hope students provide regarding change in our community. In her spare time, Brett enjoys print making, traveling, and spending time with friends.
	Lori Gonzalez, MA Position: Program Coordinator for Violence Prevention Lori helps to coordinate various campaigns, including Domestic Violence Awareness Month. She received her masters degree in clinical psychology and is currently finishing her PhD in Counseling Psychology from Texas A&M University. Lori previously worked at USC's Counseling & Human Development Center as a Predoctoral psychology intern. In her spare time, Lori enjoys spending time with her dog Abby, painting, bike riding, and reading.
	Sam Stokes Position: Administrative Assistant Sam assists the office with general day-to-day maintenance, as well as handling office finances and budgets. He went to USC where he majored in Media arts and minored in Public Relations/Advertising. Sam was involved with the SHARE peers organization, where he gained a passion for sexual health and health relationship education and promotion. In his free time, he likes to go running, go on walks with his dog, cook, read, and play crossword puzzles.