Lynne Davidson started working at Missouri S&T in 2016 as a counselor, and has been the Director of Student Well-Being since 2025.  Lynne obtained her Master’s degree in Counseling from Webster University in 2006 and is a Licensed Professional Counselor.  Lynne’s priority as the Director is to ensure the department is engaging in providing a holistic method of care using multiple levels and types of support to meet the individualized needs of each student on campus.  Lynne strives to ensure that each student seeking support knows all their options and can access the type of care most valuable to their needs and goals.  Outside of work, Lynne enjoys spending time with her family, reading books, and watching sports.

Traci Krygiel obtained her Bachelor’s of Science in Recreation and Leisure Studies from Missouri State University in 1994 and her Master’s of Social Work in 2012 from the University of Missouri- Columbia. Traci joined Missouri S&T in 2022. She is committed to empowering students to enhance their personal growth and potential through individual/group therapies, learning ways to thrive in today’s society, not just survive. Traci is a strengths-based therapist utilizing a person-centered approach to counseling. She utilizes an eclectic approach that includes several of the following techniques: cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness, dialectical behavior therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, emotional freedom techniques, and brain working recursive therapy. Traci is a Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional and leads the STOPP anxiety group each semester. Traci is also a certified Mindful Medication Teacher and a certified Level 1 Brain Working Recursive Therapist.  In Traci’s spare time she enjoys time with her family, hiking, photography, watching crime shows, interior design, and appreciating nature.

Kelly Stuck graduated from Rolla High School in 1992. Kelly joined Missouri S&T in January 2014 and Kelly provides administrative support to the department team and is the first line of contact for students engaging with our department. Kelly enjoys the collaboration between departments in creating a safe and successful learning environment for our students and loves to see how the University and community partner to support student success.

Bailey Booker has been part of the Missouri S&T community since January 2021, starting her career in Student Accessibility and Testing. She joined the Student Well-Being team in October 2024, where she provides vital administrative support and oversees a range of departmental operations. Bailey plays a key role in ensuring the office runs efficiently by managing calendars, coordinating events and activities, monitoring budgets, and maintaining supplies and inventory.

Bailey is passionate about fostering a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for all students. Bailey values the collaboration between campus departments and the broader community, recognizing its impact on student success and well-being.

Outside of work, Bailey enjoys spending quality time with her husband and their family.

Amber Johnston obtained her bachelor's degree from Columbia College in 2011 in Criminal Justice Administration, working with the Missouri Department of Corrections for the next decade as both a Case Manager and a Probation and Parole Officer.  Eventually she went back to school and graduated in 2021 with her Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Counseling from Webster University.  Amber specializes in the LGBTQ+ population, healthy relationships, communication, and boundary setting skills.  Amber primarily uses a combination of Narrative Therapy, Expressive Arts Therapy and CBT, but also uses a variety of other technique as appropriate for the client. Amber is passionate about helping clients find balance and peace in their lives.  In her free time, Amber loves to read, draw, and spend time with her children.  She is an avid fan of anything science fiction and/or comic book related.

Phillip "Phil" Smith obtained his bachelor's degrees from Welch College (1986) and Southwest Baptist University (2004) in the areas of Counseling, Education and Psychology, and earned his master’s degree in clinical counseling from Webster University in 2006.

Phil brings extensive experience working with individuals of all ages and cultural backgrounds in a variety of settings. He utilizes various techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, and Narrative Therapy. His past clients have found success and balance dealing with anxious thoughts, trauma response (PTSD), finding motivation, goal setting, organizational skill development, and executive skill development.

Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Phil, enjoys spending time outdoors- especially riding any two-wheeled vehicle, exploring nature, camping, and spending time near the water. He's also an avid reader, often drawn to science fiction and fantasy.

Sarah Wagner is a Licensed Social Worker with a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Northwestern State University of Natchitoches and a Master of Social Work from Walden University. Her 3.5 years in the military helped shape a grounded, compassionate approach to care and a deep commitment to helping others. Her professional background spans both clinical and hospital settings, where she has provided direct support and connected individuals with essential mental health resources. Passionate about student mental health, Sarah is dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where students feel safe, heard, and empowered. She emphasizes proactive care and works to equip students with the tools they need to thrive—academically, socially, and emotionally. Outside of her professional role, Sarah enjoys spending time outdoors during the summer, attending concerts, and traveling. When she’s not exploring new destinations, she finds joy in quiet moments at home with her cats.

Jamie Barlow is a Licensed Social Worker who earned her Master’s degree in Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis in 2006 with a concentration in mental health. Jamie is an avid believer in the benefits of the human-animal bond. Jamie is looking forward to bringing a variety of Animal Assisted Intervention techniques to campus life. She is excited to help guide students toward finding the positives in their daily lives as well as recognizing their individual, unique strengths. Jamie has a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and Psychology from Drury University in 2002. She also completed a graduate certificate in Animals in Human Health from the University of Denver’s Institute for Human-Animal Connection Program in 2011. Jamie is enthusiastic about Animal Assisted Therapy and will be on campus with her therapy bunny, Carrot, regularly. Jamie also has 3 dogs, and 2 cats at home. She enjoys traveling with her family and finding outdoor adventures in her spare time.  

Stephanie Murray-Miller is the Manager of Health Promotion and Prevention at Missouri S&T, where she leads campus-wide efforts to support student well-being and create a more connected campus community. She earned both her Bachelor of Health Science in Public Health and Master of Health Administration degrees from the University of Missouri. Stephanie joined Missouri S&T in 2022. In her role, she chairs the S&T Prevention Coalition, serves on various campus and community well-being committees, and collaborates with the health education team to coordinate prevention and health promotion initiatives on campus. She is passionate about making a meaningful impact on the health and well-being of others, a mission that drives her work every day. Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys spending time with her family, diving into a good book, and hanging out with her cat.

Derek Zboran earned a Bachelor’s degree in General Studies from Columbia College in 2020, and then went on to get a Master's degree in Communication from Southern New Hampshire University in 2023. He is a lifelong learner who explores personal growth as a writer, podcaster, and speaker. During college he worked as a library assistant and cultivated strengths in community outreach, adaptive leadership, and “people skills.”  Derek is passionate about elevating communication within the Missouri S&T community to support the well-being of every student and helping foster a campus culture that thrives with self-discovery, personal fulfillment, and genuine connectedness. Derek uses his free time to read, watch classic movies, collect comics, draw, listen to music, and make progress writing his next book.

Kayla Burns obtained her Bachelors of Science in Cross-Categorical Special Education with a minor in Psychology from the University of Missouri in 2017. After graduation, she spent a year teaching English as a foreign language, while living in Thailand and completing her TEFL certification. Additionally, Kayla became a certified Yoga Teacher from Om Shanti Om Ashram in Rishikesh India. Kayla has over 7 years of experience working with individuals who identify as neurodivergent/on the Autism Spectrum. Kayla inspires to bring her knowledge and experiences about wellness to help foster inclusivity, connection, and support others wellbeing. In her free time, Kayla enjoys spending time with her family, reading, listening to music and being out in nature.

Kelsey McCleary obtained a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Drury University in 2020. She has over eight years of case management experience and joined Missouri S&T in November 2022. Kelsey’s favorite part of her role is connecting with students and helping them find a path to success. In her free time, Kelsey enjoys reading science fiction and horror, cross-stitching, and spending time with her family.

Brittney Meyer obtained her B.S. in Psychology in December 2023. Brittney has worked at S&T since September of 2017 and has been with Student Well-Being since January of 2020.  She enjoys working with students; helping them connect with resources to continue to thrive on their educational journey. In her free time she enjoys reading psychological thrillers, running, working out, traveling and exploring the outdoors with her husband.

Ariana Badua obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from University of Central Missouri in 2022. She has over two years of experience in community behavioral health, providing case management for individuals with substance use disorders and mental illness; She has worked in both the Integrated Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders (ITCD) and Comprehensive Substance Treatment and Rehabilitation (CSTAR) programs. 

Ariana is passionate about meeting people where they are, fostering trust, and helping individuals navigate and overcome life’s obstacles. She is committed to empowering Missouri S&T students to build resilience, access resources, and reach their full potential -- both academically and personally. 

In her free time, Ariana enjoys being out in nature, consuming horror books/movies/shows, listening to music, and spending time with her family and pets. 

Bonnie Beasley obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia and her Master of Science in Environmental Biology from Missouri S&T. Bonnie joined S&T in July 2022 and has over 16 years of experience in case management for individuals of all ages. Bonnie is committed to encouraging students to use their strengths to develop strategies and solutions that will enhance their well-being and allow them to achieve their goals. Bonnie enjoys different water-related activities, learning about anything related to science, listening to audio books, and most of all spending time with her family and dog.

Allison Gentry is a sophomore at Missouri S&T studying business management systems. She plans to obtain her MBA from S&T and pursue a career in the business field, ultimately hoping to create and run her own company in the future. Allison has a passion for content creation, marketing, and health, and she is excited to bring that energy into supporting student wellbeing on campus! In her free time, she enjoys playing guitar, spending time with family and friends, and running.

Maura Braunel is a junior at Missouri S&T studying geological engineering and psychology. Once she obtains her BS, she plans to go to law school to study patent law. On campus, she is involved in the St. Pat's Board, Greek life, the Society of Women Geoscientists and the Society of Women Engineers. Through being a Student Well Being Ambassador Maura hopes to connect with students all across campus and bring awareness to mental health so that no one has to feel alone. In her free time she enjoys reading, painting, and spending time with friends.