Meet the CARE Team!

CARE Team Staff

	Beth Riley She/her/hers Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Case Management Beth is a Binghamton University alum and received her Masters in Social Work degree from SUNY Albany. She serves as the assistant dean of students as well as director of the CARE Team and a leader of multiple departments and programs including the VARCC and the Binghamton University Interfaith Council. Beth's professional interests include student, staff and program development, policy creation and interpretation, multidisciplinary collaboration and mediation. Beth's personal interests include spending time with family and friends, cooking, knitting, reading and being outdoors.
	Colleen Rozelle She/her/hers Associate Director of Case Management Services Colleen is a Binghamton University Alumni and a lifelong resident of Broome County. Colleen is a licensed clinical social worker by training and her professional interests include mental health, crisis response, grief and loss, life adjustment and transition, self compassion and resiliency. Colleen works from a client-focused, eclectic, humanistic approach. Her personal interests include spending time with her family, nature walks, cooking and giving back to her community.
	Anna Jantz She/her/hers Certified Advocate and Assistant Director Anna has always had a passion for higher education and cares deeply about helping students through the ups and downs of their college experience. Anna's educational and professional background is in Higher Education Student Affairs. Anna's work with students is centered on an empowerment model where students develop the skills needed to advocate for themselves and to feel comfortable with who they are as a person. As a case manager, Anna often helps with mental health concerns, coping skills, crisis response and advocacy. In Anna's spare time, she loves collecting house plants, going to thrift stores, reading, painting and drawing.
	Dara Raboy She/her/hers Interpersonal Violence Prevention Coordinator Dara Raboy is a clinically licensed social worker with a career long passion and dedication to working with trauma survivors and interpersonal violence prevention.  Dara has almost 40 years of clinical experience and co-founded the 20:1 Prevention Program in 2004.  Dara deeply believes in empowering survivors, advocacy on all levels as well as helping bystanders develop skills so that they can intervene in a meaningful way.  Dara is also an adjunct faculty member for the School of Social Work.  Dara also enjoys gardening, kayaking, golfing and spending time with family.
	Nicole Monk She/her/hers Case Manager Nicole is a Binghamton University Alumni. She has her undergraduate degree in human development and masters in public administration. Nicole's professional interests include mental health, community resources, education, crisis response, life adjustment, anxiety and transition. Nicole works from a client-focused, strength-based approach. Nicole's personal interests include spending time with her family, traveling and utilizing her cosmetology license on the side.
	Caitlin Westfall She/her/hers Case Manager Caitlin is a licensed social worker in the state of New York. She holds a Master of Social Work from Binghamton University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theater from Syracuse University. Caitlin is passionate about supporting and empowering students to reach their goals and uses a variety of approaches in working with students including strengths-based, solution-focused and dialectical behavior therapy. In her spare time, Caitlin enjoys music, theater, hiking with her dog and playing pickleball.
	Christina Lindley She/her/hers Intake Coordinator Christina is a lifelong Broome County resident. She received a BA in Sociology from Ithaca College and a MS in Student Affairs Administration from Binghamton University. Before pursuing graduate study, she was a paraprofessional for the Binghamton City School District for 11 years. At the University, she has worked in The Graduate School and the Office of Student Conduct. Within the CARE Team, Christina assists with many administrative tasks. Christina holds a great deal of institutional knowledge and serves as an active member of several committees. In her spare time, she enjoys being with family and friends, watching Duke basketball and HGTV, reading, and playing trivia and word games.