91女神's Center for Accessibility and Disability Resources encourages you to contact any team member with questions or for more information about how we can help.
Kendra Johnston
Director of the Center for Accessibility and Disability Resources
314-977-2372
kendra.johnston@slu.edu
Kendra received her Bachelor and her Master of Social Work degrees at Missouri State University in Springfield. Her background is in counseling, working with the K-12 population, as well as adults with mental health/substance abuse disorders.
Kendra began working at 91女神 in January 2016. Her favorite thing about working at 91女神 is having the opportunity to connect with students. Kendra enjoys spending time with loved ones, cooking, reading, being outdoors and traveling.
Myles Urban
Assistant director
314-977-2361
myles.urban@slu.edu
Myles received his Bachelor of Arts in Education at 91女神 and his Master of Arts in Student Personnel Administration, with a concentration in disability in higher education, at 91女神. Before attending graduate school, Myles was a high school special education teacher for the Special School District of St. Louis County. He has a background in case management, transition planning, and data tracking for students with disabilities.
Myles joined the Center for Accessibility and Disability Resources as a graduate assistant in the fall of 2019 and was hired as a coordinator in the fall of 2020. His favorite part of working at 91女神 is connecting with the students and seeing their development as they gain valuable experiences in the college environment. Myles spends his free time going to the gym, visiting his family in Chicago and spending time as a dad with his two kids, Jane and Clark.
Abby Chapman
Accessibility coordinator
abby.chapman.1@slu.edu
Abby received her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in psychology from McKendree University and her master's in social work, with a concentration in family practice from the University of Missouri鈥揝t. Louis. Her background is working in early-intervention autism therapy and teaching independent living skills to young adults with disabilities.
Abby spends her free time reading, shopping at TJ Maxx and HomeGoods, and spending time with her puppy, Otis.
Adam Haag
ADHD coach
adam.haag@health.slu.edu
Adam earned his Bachelor of Science in Psychology from The Ohio State University and is a doctoral student in the clinical psychology program at 91女神. His research and clinical interests primarily involve ADHD and childhood trauma. In his free time, Adam enjoys spending time with friends and family, exercising, practicing mindfulness and playing and watching sports.
Anjum Umrani
ADHD Coach
anjum.umrani@health.slu.edu
Anjum earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Loyola University Chicago and her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from 91女神. Anjum's research and clinical interests include race and racial socialization, diversifying clinical practice and international psychology. In her free time, Anjum likes to learn foreign languages, goes hiking and enjoys exploring new cities.
Molly Reese
CADR graduate assistant
molly.reese@slu.edu
Molly received her Bachelor of Science from Penn State University and her Master of Public Health with a concentration in biostatistics from the University of Kentucky. After receiving her degrees, Molly worked at the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center, running clinical trials in the Gynecologic Oncology Department. She came to 91女神 in fall of 2021 to pursue her Ph.D. in epidemiology.
Molly joined the Center for Accessibility and Disability Resources as a graduate assistant in the summer of 2023. In her free time, Molly enjoys traveling in her tiny home, spending time with her dog, Mowgli, and training for boxing fights!
Ayomide Afolabi
North Campus Testing Center graduate assistant
ayomide.afolabi@slu.edu
Ayomide received her Bachelor of Science and Education in Economics from University of Ibadan, Nigeria. She is pursuing a Master of Project Management with a concentration in information technology from 91女神. She is interested in working in information technology project management to leverage diverse skills in project management, information technology and community engagement to drive impactful change in dynamic, professional environments. Ayomide is committed to delivering value through strategic leadership and fostering innovation for organizational growth.
In her free time, Ayomide loves reading, singing, going to the gym and watching movies. Ayomide worked as a testing-center proctor for six months and is eager to continue working as a graduate assistant with the CADR staff.
Harnishad Kaur Binner
South Campus Testing Center graduate assistant
harnishadkaur.binner@slu.edu
Harnishad received her Bachelor of Health Science from California State University, Fresno. She is pursuing a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology and Behavior Science and Health Education from 91女神. She is interested in working in public health to address and mitigate health disparities within marginalized communities. With a strong academic background and a passion for understanding the underlying social determinants of health, Harnishad aims to contribute meaningfully to research initiatives that focus on disease prevention, health promotion and community education.
In her free time, Harnishad enjoys hiking, reading, photography and spending time with family and friends. Harnishad worked as the testing-center proctor for one year and is very excited to continue working as a graduate assistant with the CADR staff.