Andrea J. Trinklein

Andrea Trinklein, Emory's executive director of housing, said such programs as recycling centers and sensors to remind students to conserve energy extend far beyond dorm life.

Students realize how easy it is to help do their part for the environment, she said.

Andrea J TrinkleinACUHO-I Host Committee Chair
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Top row, left to right: Mike Black (Georgia Institute of Technology), Rick Gibson (University of Georgia), Dan Morrison (Georgia Institute of Technology), Alex Becking (Georgia Institute of Technology), Andrea Trinklein (Emory University), Countess Hughes (Georgia State University), Michael Sanseviro (Kennesaw State University).
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Golden Key and the Georgia State University chapter send our best wishes to Andrea Trinklein, GSU chapter advisor since 1999.Andrea has accepted the position of Assistant Dean for Campus Life and Director of Residence Life at Emory University in Atlanta.During Andrea's tenure as advisor, the Georgia State chapter won several regional and international awards including the Key Chapter Award (2001), Key Chapter Award Honorable Mention (2002) and Most Outstanding Chapter in the Southeast Region (2003).We appreciate the leadership and support that Andrea has provided to the Georgia State Golden Key chapter, and we wish her much success at Emory University.

Andrea Trinklein Executive Director of Residence Life and Housing

Andrea Trinklein Director of University Housing Georgia State University

Since the 1996 debut of GSU Village, which can house up to 2,000 undergraduate students at the corner of Centennial Olympic Park Drive and North Avenue, GSU has seen its average student age drop from 28 to 23, including many more traditional-age freshmen, said Andrea Trinklein, GSU's director of student housing.

Enrollment overall has risen for the past five years, to approximately 27,500.

Still growing

When GSU started construction on the University Lofts at 135 Edgewood Ave., which opened last fall and contain 231 apartments that can house 460 residents, the intent had been to provide a close-to-campus living alternative for graduate students.

However, the university quickly adapted its marketing campaign to undergraduates, devoting the entire first two floors to academic honors scholarship freshmen, and the Lofts are completely leased for this fall, Trinklein said.

"Many graduate students were already situated in housing with their spouse and moving to campus was not desirable or an option," she said.