Kyle McCoil, PhD
Kyle McCoil is the Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Dean of Sophomores serves as the primary resource for Sophomores and all new transfer students. In addition to his role as the Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Dean of Sophomores, Dean McCoil oversees the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life (formerly Greek Life) and serves as the primary advisor to the Interfraternity Council (IFC).
Kyle serves as the primary resource for sophomores and all new transfer students. He strives to support students through various class-wide programs, one-on-one meetings, and connecting students with resources that allow them to excel throughout their collegiate experience. In addition to his role as the Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Dean of Sophomores, Dean McCoil oversees the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life (formerly Greek Life) and serves as the primary advisor to the Interfraternity Council (IFC). He earned his bachelor’s degree in public health from the University of South Carolina and his master’s degree in Higher Education Administration from the University of Michigan.
Julie Drury, EdD
Dr. Julie Drury is the Assistant Dean of Students at the University of Missouri. She oversees the Office of Student Accountability and Support and manages the conduct process for all students on campus. She has worked at Mizzou for 19 years in the Division of Student Affairs, starting in Fraternity and Sorority Life and then transitioning to the Office of Student Conduct, now Student Accountability and Support. She completed her doctorate in education in May of 2023 with a focus in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis. Dr. Drury has been involved in hazing prevention in various capacities during her time in higher education and has worked with many students and student organizations to investigate hazing activities and work to create opportunities for organizational change and development to improve the experience for all students.
Christina Parle
Christina’s work is where high-level strategy meets human connection. An educator and thought leader at heart, Christina specializes in the “how” of designing systems, policies, and curricula that actualize a culture of belonging. With over a decade of experience in student support and accountability, her expertise lies at the intersection of conflict resolution and effective communication. Christina helps organizations build environments that don’t just talk about accountability but embody it.
When CP isn’t unlearning, disrupting, and evolving, she can be found eating sunflower seeds and drinking her matcha, while catching up on her favorite tv shows. CP is a loyal Kansas Citian, Broadway show enthusiast, and a dog mom to Nugget.
Harriet Wrinkle
Harriet serves as the Assistant Director for Student Organizational Misconduct in Student Conduct & Community Standards at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UTK). With over five years of experience in student conduct, Harriet brings a relationship-driven, educational approach to navigating complex situations and prioritizes collaborating closely with both internal and external stakeholders to support the shared goal of a healthy and accountable student experience.
Prior to her work in Student Conduct, Harriet worked in fraternity and sorority life and served as a Collegiate Development Consultant for Delta Gamma Women’s Fraternity. Harriet currently serves on both the Hazing Prevention Team and OSFL Prevention Team at UTK. She is an active member of AFA and ASCA, where she serves as Co-Chair of the Fraternity and Sorority Life Community of Practice and is a previous SOMI participant. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, spoiling her cats, and traveling, especially when it means taking advantage of her pilot husband’s flight benefits!