About Juliane
Pronouns: she/they
For the last five years, she has worked in housing and first year experience at Lewis & Clark and at California State University, Chico. Previously, Corpus worked at Chapman University's Cross-Cultural Center during their inaugural year of opening. There, she hosted affinity group discussions, and worked on teams for heritage month programming and cultural graduations.
Corpus graduated from Chapman University with a B.S. in Kinesiology and a M.A. in Leadership Development with an emphasis in Higher Education. Her research focused on student athlete identity development. She has served as a facilitator for social justice and leadership retreats.
Outside of work, you'll probably find Corpus watching copious amounts of reality TV with her dog, Sandwiches, and crocheting her latest project. If not at home, she's out attempting to backpack, watch the San Jose Sharks, or at the gym lifting heavy things.
Originally from the East Bay Area, Corpus made the move to Oregon in 2020.
What do you want to be when you grow up? This.
What does the E&E mean to you? The E&E is a place for me to provide a safe and educational space to the WU community. The E&E is a space to be heard and be seen in. It's a space for learning, growing, and advocacy; for students to flourish and be in community with one another. The E&E is a space that gives me the same warmth and love that the Chapman CCC gave me and I just want to make sure all students who go through the doors feel the same.
What has been your favorite E&E memory? My favorite E&E memory was hosting KaraokE&E during Opening Days!