Conference Experience Chair – Antoinette Murray
conferenceconnections@theasca.org

Antoinette A. Murray (she/her) serves as the Assistant Director of Student Conduct for Residence Life at Rutgers University–New Brunswick in New Jersey. In her role, she provides leadership and strategic oversight of the Student Conduct process for a residential community of approximately 16,000 students. Antoinette has more than 15 years of professional experience in Residence Life and Student Conduct. Her work is rooted in student development and restorative approaches while grounded in a deep commitment to advocacy, equity, and inclusion.

As native New Yorker from Staten Island, Antoinette earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from SUNY Old Westbury and her Master of Science in College Student Affairs with a specialization in Conflict Analysis and Resolution from Nova Southeastern University.

Student Conduct work, and ASCA in particular, has played a pivotal role in shaping Antoinette’s professional purpose. She has been an active member of ASCA since 2020 and began volunteering with the association in 2022. In 2026, she served as ASCA Gehring Academy Faculty for the Residence Life Student Conduct Mini-Track. She has also served on the ASCA Annual Conference Committee for four consecutive years. As the 2027 Conference Experience Chair, Antoinette is honored to help cultivate meaningful connection, engagement, and community among conference attendees as ASCA celebrates its final year in the Crystal City!

Extended Committee

Ranaysia Burrell-Holley

Ranaysia Burrell-Holley (she/her) serves as a Student Conduct Coordinator in the Office of Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution Services at Rutgers University–New Brunswick, located in New Jersey. In her role, she adjudicates cases involving Off-Campus, Student Organization, and Residence Life. She also serves as an advisor to the Scarlet Honor Council, which comprises 21 students who serve as University Hearing Board members and provide outreach and education across the Rutgers community. She earned her Master of Education in College Student Affairs from Rutgers University–New Brunswick and a Bachelor of Science in P–12 Health and Physical Education, with a minor in Athletic Coaching, from Kean University in Union, New Jersey. As a student affairs professional, she is passionate about fostering environments that empower students to learn, reflect, and succeed.

Ranaysia previously served as a Presidential Intern for the 2024 – 2025 academic year and collaborated with the ASCA Board of Directors and other stakeholders to execute a project titled Adapting Restorative Practices to Current Generations in Student Conduct. In her role as an extended committee member for the Conference Experience Committee, she is excited to help create meaningful experiences for conference attendees and foster opportunities for engagement, collaboration, and professional connections.