Tracy joined ISU in May 2014 after 12 years working with adult completion programs and graduate students in North Carolina.  With degrees from North Carolina State (Ed.D. Adult & Higher Education), Springfield College (M.S. Physical Education- Sport Psychology) and High Point University (B.S. Psychology), Tracy has worked in higher education since 2002. Recent presentations in the areas of leadership, Q-methodology, recruitment, admission, and enrollment at regional, national and international conferences include: National Association of Graduate Admission Professionals (NAGAP), Western Association of Graduate Schools (WAGS), and International Society for the Scientific Study of Subjectivity (ISSSS).  Tracy has also been part of panels, presentations, and published articles on student service in higher education.

Previously, Tracy has been the President and Vice-President of the NC Adult Education Association and founding Vice-President of the Southeastern Regional Chapter of NAGAP. With an extensive administrative background in higher education, Tracy has been part of multiple steering committees to move from a 3 credit to a 4 credit curriculum, bringing student conferences to campus, strategic planning, and research/assessment – amongst others. 

Tracy has been instrumental in bringing a graduate research poster session/symposium to two universities to promote and showcase the academic efforts graduate students are conducting, growing participation each year.

Amanda joined the Graduate School at Idaho State University in February 2016. Her professional experience is enriched by a B.S. in Management and a M.Ed. in Teaching and Learning with a student services cognate.  She is currently a doctoral candidate in the Ed Leadership and Management Program at St. Thomas University. Her doctoral studies focuses on the socialization of doctoral students in online programs. She has published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals, and has presented her work on online learning initiatives to include the MOOCS platform at the University of Campinas in Sao Paulo Brazil and Kennesaw State University in Atlanta Georgia to name a few. 

Amanda has more than 10 years of progressive leadership and management experience of operations in fields such as Medical, Dental, Real Estate, Logistics and Construction. She began her higher education career in 2014 at the University of Oregon, College of Education. She is an active member of Kappa Delta Pi (KPD) and serves on the International committee and International Partnership subcommittee. Amanda also advises several student groups on campus to include the Graduate Student Association, Women of Color Association and the Black Student Associaiton. 

She is a Veteran of the United States Army and has received awards such as “Soldier of the Year” for her Unit and Battalion. As of late she was nominated for the Fall 2017 CPI supervisor of the semester and was awarded the Cesar Chavez Student Advocacy Award by the Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Inc. 

Anna Siddoway grew up in the rural town of Mud Lake, Idaho, and came to Idaho State University to study Dietetics. She has worked for the Graduate School since 2008. She started while in her undergraduate program as a student intern working with applications and email correspondences. Currently, she is a graduate student in the Health Education program. Anna  has worked for the Graduate School since 2008. 

Bea was born and raised in Reno, NV and graduated from Pershing County High School. She then attended Idaho State Univesity and obtained a B.A in Sociology/Criminology. The Graduate School welcomed Bea in October 2016. Prior, she worked at the International Programs Office doing International Recruitment and the Study Abroad Program for two years. As an ISU undergraduate student, Bea was a 2 year ASISU senator for the College of Education and apart of diverse student and community organizations. Bea is now a candidate for the Masters in Public Administration Program at Idaho State University.