Meet the Southbound Team

Delisa Johnson, Ed.D.
Director
Southbound Visits and Orientation

Ashleigh Salle
Assistant Director
Southbound Visits and Orientation

Stephanie Huynh
Coordinator
Southbound Visits and Orientation

Payton Hudson
Program Associate
Southbound Visits and Orientation
South Guides
Alongside the University staff, the South Guide team is comprised of student leaders who represent different hometowns, academic years, and majors. One of the South Guides will be assigned when you arrive for a campus tour. They will be your exclusive tour guide, providing both facts and fun during your campus visit. Be sure to ask your South Guide any questions you have about campus, campus life, and being a student at USA!

Andrew - Senior Leader

Cassidy

Eddie

Gabbi

Gunner

Jacob

Jaiden

James

Jedun

Katey Jo

Katy

Kennedi

Mariah

Megan

Ramiah - Senior Leader

Reed

Sadie

Sydney

Zori
Visit Assistants

Brad

Emilee - Senior Leader

Keniah

Kelson

Kiley

Mia

Sabria

Sophie R.
Orientation Leaders
Alongside the University staff, the Southbound Orientation team is comprised of student leaders who represent different hometowns, academic years, and majors. One of the Southbound Orientation Leaders will be assigned to you to guide you through the new student orientation process. Be sure to ask the Southbound Orientation Leaders any questions you have about campus, campus life, and being a student at USA!

Aeriel

Alana

Allie

Armani

Brooklyn

Cassidy

Chandler

Colton

Cooper

Da'Odyssey

Dalanie - Senior Leader

Elena

Emily

Emma

Isabella

Journee

Julia - Senior Leader

Kaitlyn

Kayla

Kel

Kristin

Lailoni

Marley

Mary Mac

Michael

Monessa

Rogelio

Stance - Senior Leader

Tora
Do you want to join the Southbound Team?
Looking for an on-campus job that is high energy, engaging, and a great networking opportunity? Has perks and pays well? We have the perfect job for you!
Apply to be an Orientation Leader or South Guide for the Office of Southbound Visits and Orientation!
We are also accepting applications for graduate students. Candidates must be willing to mentor undergraduate staff, possess effective communication skills, and be able to work 20-28 hours per week in the fall, spring and summer semesters for two or more years. Email us to learn more.