Carla DeLucia, EdD

(Pronouns: (she/her))

Associate Dean for Enrollment Management & Student Affairs
SON Deputy Title IX Coordinator
Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing

Education

Doctor of Education in Higher Education Administration, 2021. Northeastern University. Boston, MA
Master of Arts in Teaching, Mathematics Education, 2006. Boston University. Boston, MA
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, 2005. Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Geneva, NY

Bio

Carla DeLucia, EdD, assistant professor of clinical nursing, serve as the associate dean for enrollment management and student affairs at the University of Rochester School of Nursing. In role, DeLucia oversees the admissions and student affairs offices, spearheading initiatives to strengthen the School’s recruitment and admissions efforts, adapt to market demands, and support student needs. With more than 17 years of experience in higher education administration, DeLucia brings significant expertise in predictive analytics and student financial services to the role. She earned her doctorate in higher education administration from Northeastern University.

Awards

Alumnae Citation Award: William Smith College Alumnae Assocation, 2021

Presentations

Looking to Advance Your Career in Higher Education? Let’s Talk About Networking: NASPA Region 1 Conference, Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, 2023; Portland, Maine
Helping Tigers Earn Their Stripes: One University's Approach to Proactive Annual Advising: NACADA Region 1 & Region 2 Conference, The Global Community for Academic Advising (NACADA), 2021; Virtual
An Innovative Online Program Increases Student Success in Mathematics: University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA) Conference, University Professional and Continuing Education Association, 2018; Providence, Rhode Island
Mathematics Summer Bridge Program Success: First Semester and Beyond: Annual Conference on the First-Year Experience, Annual Conference on the First-Year Experience, 2018; San Antonio, Texas
Lessons from Digital Learning Innovation Award Winners: New Media Consortium, New Media Consortium, 2017; Cambridge, Massachusetts