Our Cultural & Resource Center Leads

Director, Guerrero Student Center

Dominique V. Calza (she/her/ella) currently serves as the Director for the Adalberto & Ana Guerrero Student Center at the University of Arizona where she supports the recruitment, retention, and community readiness of Latinx students. She received both her B.A in Psychology and her M.S in Mexican American Studies from the University of Arizona.

Director, Women and Gender Resource Center

Kim Dominguez (she/her/hers) born and raised in Tucson, Arizona, holds her B.A. in Mexican American Studies and Gender and Women Studies. She serves as the Director of the Women & Gender Resource Center (WGRC) and has 5 years’ experience working in WGRC. At WGRC, Kim oversees day-to-day operations of WGRC, she supervises professional and graduate professional staff, manages the Student Services Fee budget and reporting, executes programs, provides leadership, planning and vision for WGRC and Diversity and Inclusion.

Director, Asian Pacific American Student Affairs

Director, LGBTQ+ Affairs

Kristen (they/she) is a first-generation college student and a university of Arizona alum where they hold a BA in history and anthropology. Kristen also received a master's in social work from the University of Tennessee. Kristen is currently the director of LGBTQ affairs. 

Director, Disability Cultural Center

Naty Rico (she/her/hers, ella) is the Coordinator of the Disability Cultural Center here at the University of Arizona. She is tasked with creating programs that address disability identity and culture and shift perspectives that view disability as tragic or deficient. She was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles and is a first-generation college graduate from the University of California, Irvine. She has 8 years of experience advocating for disability rights prompted from her own experiences dealing with ableism and inaccessibility.

Director, African American Student Affairs

Dr. DelMar comes to AASA with over a decade's worth of experience working with college students in areas such as advising, records, admissions, and veteran services. In addition, she has taught undergraduate and graduate level classes for the past two years out of the Education Policy Studies and Practice department at UA’s College of Education.

Director, Native American Student Affairs