The Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs is dedicated to creating a supportive and inclusive environment on campus that complements the academic experience, connects and engages all students with the Ithaca College community, and provides opportunities for on-going personal and professional development.  Through our programs and services, we serve as a catalyst for all students to successfully transition to a new social and academic environment; participate and enhance involvement on campus; explore and develop cultural competencies; serve as agents of social change; and understand and enhance their leadership capacities.

I joined the OSEMA staff in August 2006 as an Administrative Assistant. I'm responsible for the Multicultural Affairs accounts, maintaining the website, supporting MLK Jr. Scholarship Program, Ithaca Achievement Program, and arranging domestic and international trips for the staff and MLK Scholars and CCLR participants. 

Originally I am from Mongolia. I worked for the Peace Corps, a Cross Cultural, Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) trainer and an interpreter for 6 years in my country. I also worked as a professor at the Institute of Tourism and Management and College of Economic Studies, branch of National University of Mongolia, and taught English and Russian languages to college students.

I enjoy studying foreign languages, singing Russian and Mongolian songs, knitting, hiking and cooking.  I received a Masters in Education from the Mongolian National University and Bachelors in Russian teaching from the Foreign Language Institute, Mongolia.