Red Folder at Penn State
Students may experience different levels of distress across various areas of their lives. The type and amount of distress they are experiencing will require different actions and resources.
The Red Folder initiative is a guide to help faculty, staff, student leaders, and others who interact with students to recognize, respond effectively to, and refer Penn State students in distress.
Request Red Folders
Submit Your Request
Navigate to your campus to find Director of Student Affairs contact information to request Red Folders or additional instructions for submitting your request.
Note: For many campuses the printed Red Folders are being temporarily replaced with a new set of materials. Updated Red Folders are expected to be available at those campuses in Fall 2025.
Abington
- Keisha Johnson (Interim)
klj30@psu.edu
Behrend
- Ken Miller
kqm3@psu.edu
DuBois
- Rebecca Pennington
rxs163@psu.edu
Greater Allegheny
- JW Tabacchi
jw.tab@psu.edu
Lehigh Valley
- Tom Dubreuil
trd14@psu.edu
Schuylkill
- Bryan Valentine
bryanv@psu.edu
University Park
World Campus
- Ashley Adams
aaa328@psu.edu
Penn State Dickinson Law
- Jeff Dodge
jad6742@psu.edu
Altoona
- Sean Kelly
sck1@psu.edu
Berks
- Colleen Tillger
crt5292@psu.edu
Fayette
- Chad Long
cal167@psu.edu
Harrisburg
- Todd Clark
toddclark@psu.edu
Mont Alto
- Jay Arcuri
jwa3@psu.edu
Scranton
- Matt Nied
mdn11@psu.edu
Wilkes-Barre
- Wanda Ochei
wlo103@psu.edu
Hershey
- Sue Kelley
sqk6@psu.edu
Beaver
- Chris Rizzo
clr4@psu.edu
Brandywine
- Brad Kovaleski
bjk244@psu.edu
Great Valley
- JoAnn Kelly
jek2@psu.edu
Hazleton
- Tracy Garnick
tlg19@psu.edu
New Kensington
- JW Tabacchi
jw.tab@psu.edu
Shenango
- Andy Puleo
app5027@psu.edu
York
- Scott Simonds
sfs9@psu.edu
Penn State Law
- Keith Elkin
kue2@psu.edu