Communications & Worklife

Angie Brown oversees communications for faculty and staff, including the biweekly UF at Work e-newsletter, as well as employee work-life initiatives. She facilitates internal change management efforts and provides strategic communication planning and execution for UFHR, CFO and other university units. Brown has worked in higher education communications for more than 25 years, including positions at UF, Penn State and Oregon Health & Science University. She has served on the National Consortium for Building Healthy Academic Communities’ Board of Directors and the Mindful Leader Advisory Board as well as co-chair of the UF Healthy Gators Coalition.

As Assistant Director for Communications and Worklife, Patricia assists in the management of strategic communications and worklife programs for UFHR, including the UF at Work newsletter and other communications directed to faculty and staff, as well as work-life programs including wellness and GatorPerks initiatives. Patricia previously worked as a communications specialist at the UF Center for Latin American Studies where she managed all aspects of marketing and communications within the center. Patricia holds a master’s degree in mass communications and a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Florida.

Devin has worked in community mental health centers, a college counseling center and several high schools, giving him a wide range of experience with a variety of mental health and relationship issues. Devin’s approach to counseling is focused on assisting clients with processing current mental health issues and finding solutions to some of these problems through the use of treatments including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy and Gottman Method Couples Therapy.

Dr. Snow has worked with diverse populations across the lifespan in a variety of psychological and educational settings. She is a dedicated professional with a focus on addressing the needs of all individuals with empathy and respect. Her priority is to have each individual reach a healthier emotional state, with an emphasis on individualized, culturally sensitive, empirically based therapeutic interventions and strengths-based approaches. Her areas of interest include anxiety, depression, the grief process, mind-body connection and positive psychology, as well as coping with lifespan developmental changes.