Elizabethtown College -Meet the Staff

Meet the Staff

Diane Elliot, Director of the Office of Diversity

diane elliot director of diversity Ms. Elliott came to Elizabethtown from Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri. She served in the School of Social Work for eleven years, and was a tenured Assistant Professor. Ms. Elliott’s research area has focused on diversity, macro practice and family health. She is an undergraduate of Cleveland State University, and received a Master of Social Science Administration from Case Western Reserve in Cleveland Ohio. Ms. Elliott holds an Assistant Professorship at Elizabethtown in the School of Social Work. She has worked as a consultant for several agencies within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services as a federal grant reviewer. Her practice experience has maintained an emphasis on diversity, in community organization, social planning, and health promotion. She feels that enhancing diversity at Elizabethtown College cannot be a solo operation, but rather is the responsibility of each administrator, faculty, staff, and student of the College.

Contact Diane: 717-361-1198/elliotd@etown.edu

Monae Kelsey, Coordinator of Multicultural Programs and Residential Communities

Monae Kelsey came to Elizabethtown College from Kutztown University, where she received a Bachelor's degree in Speech Communications, and an MS in Higher Education/Student Affairs. Her personal recount of her position and goals in life: "Throughout my graduate and undergraduate career there were three places where I felt most at home: residence life, student affairs and multicultural affairs. After dedicating years to the profession, there was no question that I would follow a path that allows me to combine the three into my new-found position as the Coordinator for Multicultural Programs and Residential Communities. What I enjoy most and find to be common-ground at Elizabethtown is the passion and love for developing students holistically. I have the opportunity to impact students when life can be at its most critical point. My overall goal is to help shape a community of inclusion and diversity among the campus community as well as within residential living."