Academic Affairs Support Team
Julie Banta
Director, Academic Affairs and Research Support Services
303.270.2651
K701a – Goodman
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Lori W. Gulliver, MBA
Manager, Academic Affairs and Research Support Services
303.398.1189
K731 – Goodman
Ms. Gulliver provides expert financial support to Drs. Gregory P. Downey, Max A. Seibold, and Matthew J. Strand. She actively manages their entire financial portfolios, including grant management, restricted donations, Academic Enrichment and Recruitment Funds. In addition, Ms. Gulliver manages the grant funding for the three cores of the Clinical Translational Research Centers (CTRC) housed at National Jewish Health. These cores include Nursing Support and Core Laboratory, under the direction of Drs. Donald Leung and Lisa Maier, the Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design (BERD) core, under the direction for Dr. Matthew J. Strand, and the Education, Training, and Career Development (ETCD) core, under the direction of Dr. Lisa Cicutto. Ms. Gulliver manages the finances and charges for research services provided by the following research support cores; the Center for Genes, Environment and Health (CGEH), the Clinical Translational Research Centers (CTRC) Nursing and Core Laboratory, the Live Cell Core and Lung Consortium, Regenerative Medicine and Genome Editing Program (REGEN), and Intellectual Property.
Ms. Gulliver joined National Jewish Health in April 2015 as a Programs Coordinator supporting the Division of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. She joined Academic Affairs in May 2017 in her current role. She has a Master of Business Administration from Colorado State University and a Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management with a Minor in Accounting from Metropolitan State University of Denver. She is a native of Virginia and has called Colorado home for over 20 years. She has lived in five states, enjoys traveling and entertaining, and she lives with her family, four cats, and a dog.
Bernadine Sena
Programs Coordinator II, Academic Affairs
303.398.1974
K731 – Goodman
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Lauren Bergeleen, MBA
Administrative Support
303.270.2548
K731 – Goodman
Lauren Bergeleen currently provides exceptional administrative support to Dr. Russell Bowler, MD, PhD in the department of Precision Medicine and Academic Affairs. She organizes his busy schedule, email correspondence, assists in grant submissions, and coordinates other special projects to allow Dr. Bowler to focus on his research and clinical skills. Along with being support to Dr. Bowler, Lauren supports multiple Research Core services including Biostatistical Services, Clinical Pathology, Mouse Genetics, Research Informatics Services, and the Quantitative Imaging Lab. Some of her responsibilities include travel arrangements and reimbursements, purchase orders, copy editing for manuscript and grant submissions, external invoices, and monthly reconciliations. Lauren also serves as a liaison to other internal programs and departments, like the Grants Management Department, as well as external hospitals and other entities. A native of California, her and husband came to Colorado looking for new adventures with their lovable pup named Winston. Lauren joined National Jewish Health in the Autumn of 2022 after leaving a dental office management role. She is excited to advance in this current role as it aligns with her professional goals. She can be reached at bergeleenl@njhealth.org, 303-270-2548 or at her desk in Goodman, K731.
Jennie Brozena-Taylor
Administrative Professional II, Academic Affairs
303-398-1028
A637 – Smith Building
Jennie is a graduate of Regis University with a bachelor’s in English Literature and then later received a certificate from Denver University in Data Analytics. She supports faculty members Drs. Scott Alper, Rebecca Davidson, Brian Vestal, Sonia Leach, Michael Strong and Jenn Honda in the Center for Genes, Environment and Health. She supports and manages the schedule of Dr. Tasha Fingerlin, the Vice Chair of Biomedical Research. Jennie assists with the billing of the Lung Consortium, maintaining the Education Bulletin and assists with coordinating the Distinguished Speaker Seminar Series. She is also a member of the Academic Affairs Funmittee, which plans various seasonal activities, as well as other miscellaneous events.
A native Coloradan, Jennie enjoys spending time in the mountains and seeking out new breweries with her husband.