Allison Cole-Stutz
Vice President (Pro Vice-Chancellor) for Student Affairs
President’s Office (Richmond) or Atlantic House (Kensington)
Phone: 020 8332 8208
Email: colesta@richmond.ac.uk

Hello and welcome to Richmond!

I started at Richmond in January 2001, but have been involved in the field of international education since 1993. I have taught English overseas and have also coordinated housing for international students in the US.

I earned my undergraduate degree in Comparative Literature from Colorado College in 1992 and my MA in Foreign Language Education at the University of Texas in 1993. I am currently working on a doctorate in International Education at the Institute of Education, University of London.

At Richmond, I oversee all of the out-of-the-classroom student experience including housing, leadership development and careers, student activities and sports, and health care and counselling.

My staff and I aim to make your University experience the best it can possibly be, so please let us know how we can help you.

Jamie Dunn
Associate Dean of Student Leadership
Taylor Library (Richmond) or Atlantic House (Kensington)
Phone: 020 8332 8227
Email: jamie.dunn@richmond.ac.uk

I’m originally from the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I earned a bachelor’s degree in International Affairs with a minor in German from James Madison University. During my undergrad, I studied abroad in Germany. That experience really spurred my passion for international education. I moved to the UK in 2008 to complete a master’s in Political Communication from the University of Glasgow, where I attended on a Scotland-USA Graduate Scholarship. In my former role at the US-UK Fulbright Commission, I was the Director of the Advising & Marketing team. This team implemented EducationUSA advising and communications work and administered the educational social mobility scheme, the Sutton Trust US Programme. Prior to joining the Commission, I interned at the British and American Red Cross, the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia and worked in the Training and Development Office at James Madison University.

In my current role with Richmond, I offer general pastoral care and support to students, coordinate our peer mentoring and peer tutoring programmes, manage our clubs and activities, work with our students leaders, and run events on and off campus amongst other duties.

Chelsea Ranger
Residence Life Coordinator, Kensington
Atlantic House (Kensington)
Phone: 020 7368 8506
Email: chelsea.ranger@richmond.ac.uk

Greetings! My name is Chelsea and I’m the Residence Life Coordinator for the Kensington Campus. I’ve always had a passion for travel and I’ve worked as a tour guide, as an English Tutor in Italy, and assisted in organizing a Service Learning trip to Guatemala. Between all that I completed my BA(Hons) at the University of Toronto Mississauga with a major in Theatre, Drama and Performance Studies and minors in English and Italian.

I originally moved from my hometown of Toronto, Canada to combine my love of Student Affairs and international learning at a Canadian study abroad campus in East Sussex. I’m thrilled to join the Richmond team and continue working for a North American institution in the UK, with the added bonus of Richmond also being so international in its student body.

My role here falls under the umbrella that covers Kensington residences and I work with our fantastic team of RAs and RDs, but I also want to make this campus feel like home for all its students and I aim to foster a sense of community here.

Katherine Lytle
Student Affairs Coordinator
Richmond Campus
Tel: +44 (0)20 8332 8214
Email: katherine.lytle@richmond.ac.uk

Hello my name is Katherine Lytle and I am the Student Affairs Coordinator based on the Richmond campus.

I have always been interested in travel, other languages and cultures and I was an exchange student for one year at a university in northern Sweden, starting my working career there within the study abroad programme. I also have over a decade of experience working in the media and other educational settings in the UK including an international college advising students on settling into university life and immigration matters.

My role is to offer advice and guidance on any aspect of life outside of the classroom at university; be it healthcare and counselling, planning a trip, supporting and advising students with additional needs, immigration advice, and negotiating the administration within the University.

Anderson Hillen
AIFS Resident Director
Kensington Campus
Phone: 0207 368 8501
Email: anderson.hillen@richmond.ac.uk

Hi! I am originally from Tupelo, Mississippi, but have been living in London since January of 2008, and am now very proud to call the city my home! I am excited to welcome students and introduce them to all that London has to offer. I look forward to supporting them throughout their study abroad experience and / or university experience at Richmond, sharing London’s historic and culturally rich atmosphere over the course of the semester.

During university and graduate school, I studied abroad in Madrid and El Puerto de Santa Maria in Spain, at St John’s College in Oxford, England, and also in London. I have my Master of Arts degree in Higher Education / Student Personnel from the University of Mississippi, and have over three and a half years experience working intensively with American students studying abroad in London. I look forward to bringing my experience and passion to my work with Richmond students.