JoAnn Hulbert-Eagan
Title: Director of Academic Services
Phone: 801.585.3827
Fax: 801.585.5023
Email: jhulbert@huntsman.utah.edu
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About JoAnn Hulbert-Eagan
JoAnn has devoted her life to advising, 7 years as a Learning Disabilities Advisor and 5 years as an Athletics Advisor at the University of Utah (does she have any advice left to give?). She is the Director of Academic Services and oversees the Football and Gymnastics teams.
After receiving her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Utah, JoAnn moved to Redding, California for five years. Her greatest achievements there were learning how to sail and giving birth to her daughter, Meghan J. Eagan. Making sure the grass was not greener on the other side of the mountain, she moved to Sun Valley, Idaho for 10 years, and opened a western wear store, Buffalo Jo's. After swearing she'd never return to Utah, she returned and completed a M.Ed. in Special Education.
When not working JoAnn enjoys reading, writing and arithmetic, tap dancing and skiing. She also enjoys walking her dog, Marley.
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Robert Rainey
Title: Academic Advisor
Phone: 801.581.3528
Fax: 801.585.5023
Email: rrainey@huntsman.utah.edu
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About Robert Rainey
With a wealth of advising experience Robert Rainey is a huge asset to the University of Utah. Rob is the Assistant Director of Academics and oversees Baseball, Cross Country, Soccer, Track & Field and Volleyball.
Rainey began his education at the University of Delaware and received his B.A. in History Education and continued his schooling at Pennsylvania State University where he received his M.Ed. in Counselor Education. Prior to joining University of Utah he spent one year at Arkansas State University as an Athletics Academic Advisor.
Rainey came from afar to join the academic team in Utah. He was born in Chester, Pennsylvania and grew up in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and Newark , Delaware. When not at work Rob enjoys listening to punk rock music, reading subversive literature, and most of all spending time with his wife Thao and son's Kevin and Henry.
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Rachel Lassiter
Title: Academic Advisor
Phone: 801.581.7829
Fax: 801.585.5023
Email: rlassiter@huntsman.utah.edu
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About Rachel Lassiter
Rachel joined the University of Utah Academic Services staff in August 2005 as the Athletics Advisor for the women’s basketball, golf, skiing, swimming & diving, and tennis teams. She now coordinates the class attendance monitoring program and advises the women's basketball, golf, and ski teams.
After growing up in Hilliard, Ohio Rachel attended Tennessee Technological University and received her Bachelor’s degree in Math Education. At Tennessee Tech she was an Academic All-American volleyball student-athlete. Rachel received her Master's degree in Sport Administration at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill. While at UNC, she completed a one-year internship in academic advising before returning to her Ohio roots in 2000-2001 as the assistant director of Student-Athlete Services at Bowling Green State University. She then returned to UNC to work as an advisor for the 2002-2003 academic year where she also coordinated the scholarships and awards program. Before coming to Utah, she advised the men's basketball, softball, and golf teams at Louisiana State University from 2003-2005.
She and her husband, Zack, have two sons, Luke, born June 11, 2006, and Logan, born December 12, 2007.
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Aileen Taylor
Title: Academic Services Intern
Phone: 801-585-5012
Fax:
Email: at904402@yahoo.com
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About Aileen Taylor
Aileen joined the University of Utah Academic Services staff in June 2007 as the Athletics Academic Services Intern. She is responsible for monitoring study table and coordinating the tutor program.
Aileen is an advocate for intercollegiate athletics as a former Sports Management Major at Ohio University and as a Division I Track and Field student-athlete she hopes to inspire other student-athletes to make the most of their college experience.
Aileen has expressed her interest and concerns for intercollegiate athletics through her independent research related to social issues in sports, which she has presented as a McNair Scholar at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County McNair Scholars Conference. She was also active on her campus SAAC and was chosen to be a rep for her campus at their NCAA Regional Leadership Conference in the fall of 2006.
In her free time she enjoys laughing, going to church, spending time with God, family, T-phi and friends.
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