Chris Storck, Director of Student Life  
410-777-2219, cmstorck@aacc.edu

As Director of Student Life, I oversee everything that involves student activities, student clubs, leadership development and more. I love working with students and watching them develop into strong, confident leaders who make a difference on campus. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, traveling, eating out and watching baseball, football and college basketball. 

Robin Oldfather, Student Activities Assistant 
410-777-2218, rloldfather@aacc.edu

In 1996, I started at AACC as a temporary worker for Continuing Education's, Drivers' Education Program when I was hired to work in the Instructional Support Center. After a few years, I hopped over Ring Road to the Response Call Center, in Student Services where I waited for Sharyn Watts-Hall to retire from my dream job (not really, but it turned out that way). This is my favorite place on campus! Students come by and visit and share what's going on in their lives. I love it! I've spent years on the phones listening to students and now I get to know them face to face. Our office is appropriately called Student Life, just stop by and see, is full of LIFE!

Kimberly Herrera, Coordinator of Student Activities 
410-777-2043, kfherrera@aacc.edu

I started working at AACC in the fall of 2008 and am in love with the school and people! There is such a wonderful team amongst the women who work in Student Life and it feels great to go to work each morning. I advise the Campus Activities Board as well as manage the Leadership Challenge program that our student leaders participate in. One of my favorite time of the year is April when we have our Multicultural week which I help to coordinate. During my personal time I love taking care of my baby girl, Kayla and teaching her the ways of life and of course learning how to be a good mother.

Loretta Lawson-Munsey, Coordinator of Substance Abuse Educator
410-777-2527, lllawsonmunsey@aacc.edu

I really began at A2C2 (as it used to be referred to) as a child. My sister used to bring me to work with her now and again. I came here in 1984 as an adult single parent of two small children. I experienced the best education and support and was very successful and graduated with honors in 1987. I graduated in 1989 for a second time from the nursing program. As my children aged, I found that working evenings was not working for my family. In 1997 the position of the Coordinator of Substance Abuse Education became available and I was encouraged to apply since I had an extensive background in substance abuse from my research at Hopkins. I am fortunate to have been in this position ever since! I love the students, the excitement of academia and I love trying to help the students through their life's journey safely or helping them to get back on track when they have strayed. I love the people that I work with and plan to stay here in this position until I retire.