Tim Moore, Director, Student Activities and Student Activities Center. e-mail 

Tim Moore’s hometown is Charlottesville, Va. He grew up in the Chesapeake Bay area and earned an undergraduate degree in political science and sociology from the University of Richmond. His master’s degree is from Western Illinois University.

Moore’s professional career journey includes stops at the University of Nebraska, Dartmouth College and Southern Methodist University. He came to UofL in mid-August, he said, because he was looking for new challenges and a larger institution. Having known Jackson for years, he also wanted to be part of the team that Jackson — who joined UofL in January — was putting together

George Howe, Director of Red Barn Programs e-mail

BA in History from Muskingum College in 1965 and a MA in Secondary Education from West Virginia University in 1970. George became the first Director of Student Activities at UofL on July 1, 1970. He has also served as the Director of the Student Activities Center before becoming the Director of Red Barn Programs. George was the fifth recipient of the National Association for Campus Activities Patsy Morley Award for outstanding programming at U of L. Received two Outstanding Performance Awards at the University of Louisville.

Julie Onnembo, Assistant Director, Programs and Leadership e-mail

Julie is a native of New Jersey where she received a B.A. in Literature/Language from the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. After graduation, Julie worked at Stockton College as the Assistant Director of Campus Activities and was in charge of evening and weekend programming. In 1992 Julie moved to Kentucky and served as a Graduate Assistant in Student Activities. After Julie received her M.Ed. in Education and Counseling Psychology in 1994, she was hired as the first Coordinator for Special projects and later promoted to Assistant Director in 1998. In 2004 Julie was nominated by her students for the 2004 Provost's Advising Awards. Julie is a member of the Kentuckiana Metroversity Student Activities/Leadership Committee, NACA, NASPA and the Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority.

Dave Shaw, Assistant Director, Facilities e-mail

David earned a BA degree in Mass Communications– Public Communication and a minor in Film from Western Illinois University in 1985 and an MS degree in Education with an emphasis on College Student Personnel from Eastern Illinois University in 1986. David is active in the Association for College Unions International and a former Hall of Fame award winner for the NACA Great Lakes Region in 2000. He is active in the community by serving as President for Clark County Habitat for Humanity from 2000 until 2004. He was selected as the recipient of the University of Louisville 2001 Community Service Award for Staff. David serves as the Technology Chair for his children’s school and also sits on the Education Commission. In his spare time he enjoys his family and computer gaming.

Albert Burton, Coordinator for Facilities and Operations e-mail

Albert Burton, Student Activities Coordinator of facilities and operations. BS in Accounting from University of Louisville has been apart of the University family 26 years. He served five years as a Resident Hall Director/ Resident Assistant at U of L(81-86). A brief stay as Minority Student Coordinator at Northern Kentucky University( 86-87). Albert returned to U of L Student Activities staff in 1990. He's one of the first persons students, faculty, and staff contact when planning/scheduling/setting up events and meetings in the SAC and Red Barn.

Kenny Quisenberry, Coordinator of Operations, Swain Student Activity Centere-mail

Kenny earned a BS in Physical Education with a concentration in Sports Administration from the University of Louisville in 1991 and MEd in Physical Education with a concentration in Sports Administration from the University of Louisville in 1997. Kenny served as an Operations Assistant with the Department of Athletics from 1991 to 1994.

Stuart Neff, Coordinator for Special Projects e-mail

Stuart received his Bachelor of Arts in English and History from the University of Louisville in 1981. During his undergraduate career, he was very active in the Union for Student Activities and was involved as well with several environmental awareness and lobbying groups, including Louisvillians to Save Red River and the Paddlewheel Alliance. Returning to Louisville in 1983, he continued his work in the local entertainment industry, working with nightclubs and promoting shows with various grass roots arts organizations. In 1996, he returned to the University of Louisville to pursue his Master’s Degree in English, which he completed in 2004. From March 1999 to the present, he has worked full-time with the University’s Student Activities Department, serving as a resource and advisor for students planning events.

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