Contact VandalCARE
When a VandalCARE Report is received, the student referred will often meet with one of our Case Managers. These professional staff members are highly trained in the resources available across campus and the community, as well as in mental health, academic skills, and other topics relevant to students. Meetings with them are friendly and caring and designed to help those who are distressed or struggling determine the best resources and plans for them. In addition to working with students, Case Managers are assigned to various departments and academic colleges across campus to provide support, training, and resources to those areas. Find out more about our Case Managers below.
Lisa Latronica (she/her/hers)
email: lisaml@uidaho.edu
phone: 208-885-6757
Office: TLC 232
Lisa joined the Vandal Family in April 2019 after working in various positions in Residence Life and Student Activities in North Carolina, Colorado, and Alaska. She earned her bachelor's degree in Art History and Studio Art from Loyola University Chicago, and her Master's degree in Higher Education Administration and Student Affairs from North Carolina State University. In addition to her work, she is also a Master Trainer in QPR and a certified Green Dot instructor. She is passionate about mental health education, violence prevention, and social justice advocacy. In her free time, you can find her tracking down the best coffee and ice cream in town, hiking or visiting the many state parks in the area, or playing with her rescue pup, Raleigh.
John Hennrich (he/him/his)
email: jhennrich@uidaho.edu
phone: 208-885-6757
office: TLC 232
John holds a Masters of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and is a nationally certified counselor. John’s professional experience includes group and individual therapy in the areas of trauma, domestic violence, anger management, substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and emotional regulation. John has spent his career working in higher education enrollment, academics, and vocational/career counseling. John also spent several years working as a clinician with criminal offenders under court supervision emphasizing cognitive skills development, conflict resolution, anger management, coping skills, and lifestyle balance. John’s work attempts to connect the physical, sociological, and psychological realms of an individual’s life by taking an existential approach using humor and logotherapy to identify meaning and ultimately reframe suffering. In addition to his professional passion and love of working in case management with college students, John’s other passions are drawing, outdoor activities, music, and spending time with his family. John resides in Moscow with his wife, two daughters, and son.