SEE Center Staff
Director: Daniel Reilly
Dan Reilly is the Director of Safety, Environment & Education Center. Prior to coming to University of Tennessee, he worked at The University of Rhode Island as a Director of Substance Abuse Prevention Services. Dan has also served as: 1) an Alcohol and Other Drug/Violence Prevention Specialist for the University of Arizona. 2) an inpatient/outpatient Chemical Dependency Counselor and 3) a Hall Director in university residence life programs.
Dan earned a Master of Science – Psychology degree from Central Missouri State University in 1992 and a Bachelor of Arts – Psychology degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1988.
Recent publications include: “Program Reduces Binge Drinking on Campus” with Koreen Johannessen, The Bulletin: Association of College Unions International, September 1998. and "Preventing Sexual Abuse And Assault." with Judith Becker, Sexual Abuse: Journal of Research and Treatment, October 1999.
Admin Support Asst II: Earlene Ledbetter
Earlene Ledbetter is Office Manger and Supervisor of the GAs and Work Study students at the SEE Center. Her responsibilities go beyond accounting and administrative functions to roles in scheduling and planning department, campus, and state events. In addition to organizing SEE Committee and Subcommittees meetings, other duties include assistance with implementation of the Fall Prevalence Survey.
She is a University of Tennessee graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Resources. She has worked at the university since 1999 and started work at the SEE Center when it originated in 2005.
Graduate Assistant Community Liaison: John Brummette
John Brummette is a doctoral candidate in public relations at The University of Tennessee. He received a B.A. in Communication from the University of Pittsburgh and an M.S. in Corporate and Professional Communication from Radford University. During his graduate studies, he has worked as a research assistant, consultant, as well as an instructor for the First Year Studies program. His teaching experience includes working as an adjunct instructor of communication at Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate Tennessee. His primary research interests are in issues management and crisis communication, as well as a secondary interest in interpersonal communication and high-risk drinking.
At the SEE Center, John serves the community liaison in charge of working with external university constituents such as the Cumberland Avenue Merchants Association, the Historic Fort Sanders Neighborhood Association and the Metropolitan Drug Commission in a collaborative effort to combat to high-risk drinking and increase student safety.
Graduate Assistant: Divya Bhaskaran
Divya Bhaskaran is a Graduate student at the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences. She is pursuing her Masters in Biomechanics. She obtained her Bachelors degree in Biomedical Engineering in India. As Graduate Assistant, she is responsible for website maintenance and other technical support at the SEE Center.
Student Assistants : Jodi Chitwood, Kijeka Lewis and Jesseka Brown
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