Office of Student Conduct Staff
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Edgar Dormitorio |
Edgar has been a member of the UC Irvine staff since 1999. In his role as Director of the Office of Student Conduct and Assistant Dean of Students, Edgar oversees student conduct and discipline. “Others may see the work of student conduct as arduous and tiresome since we are dealing with students who get ‘in trouble’. We see working with student conduct issues as an opportunity to meet students and help them think about their decisions with the aim of making them better individuals.” |
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Anthony Sali |
As the Project and Policy Analyst, Anthony researches, prioritizes, and follows up on multiple issues and concerns addressed to the Assistant Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs/Dean of Students and manages a variety of projects related to the Student Life & Leadership cluster. He also works closely with the Director for Student Conduct on issues relating to Student Conduct and University policy. |
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Mario Garibay |
As the Student Conduct Officer, Mario meets with students regarding university policy violations. Mario joined the Student Life & Leadership family in September 2012. Prior to this position, Mario has worked in housing and residence life at Colorado College and Loyola Marymount University. Mario double-majored in Sociology and Ethnic Studies at the University of San Diego. He then earned his M.A. In Leadership Studies at the University of San Diego, where he also served both as a graduate assistant for New Student Orientation and as an Assistant Community Director for residence life. |
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Nicole Inouye |
Nicole has been a part of Student Life & Leadership since March 2007. Her time is split between two areas within the office. In her position as a Conduct Officer for the Office of Student Conduct, Nicole meets with students regarding campus policy violations. As a Program Coordinator for Greek Life, she works closely with the culturally based fraternities and sororities to develop the Multicultural Greek Council. Nicole continues to seek opportunities for the organizations to be active and engaged in the campus community. |
