 Jason Maseberg-Tomlinson, Ph.D.
Director
jasontom@k-state.edu
Jason has worked in student services in higher education for twenty years. For most of his career Jason has focused on supporting accessibility and accommodations for students with disabilities. A native of Iowa, Jason holds an undergraduate degree in English literature from Grand View University in Des Moines, Iowa. He came to Kansas in 2000 and worked with the PILOTS program and Student Access Center while obtaining a graduate degree in College Student Personnel. In 2019, Jason graduated with his doctorate in Student Affairs in Higher Education and College Student Development here at Kansas State University. Jason is passionate about providing quality services to students and advocating for an accessible campus environment both physically and digitally.
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 Lindsay Kubina, Ph.D.
Assistant Director
kubina@k-state.edu
Lindsay is primarily responsible for providing direct services to students and supervising the Student Access Center Testing Center. She is the chair for the Extraordinary Student Award Banquet. She holds a B.S., an M.S., and a Ph.D., all in Psychology and all from K-State! The emphasis of her masters and doctoral degrees was Animal Learning and Behavioral Neuroscience. Lindsay previously worked at the Wamego Regional Center of Highland Community College and was responsible for student services such as academic advising and financial aid. She also served as Disability Coordinator for Highland's main campus, three regional centers, and online program. Her educational and employment background, combined with years of experience as a graduate assistant in the SAC, provides an excellent foundation from which to assist and advocate for students with disabilities.
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 Natalie Beharry, B.S.
Access Advisor and Interpreter Coordinator
nbeharry@k-state.edu
Natalie is a Certified Sign Language Interpreter and received a Bachelor of Science degree from Kansas State University in both Accounting (1996) and Biology (1984). She has interpreted for K-State for over 30 years. As Interpreter Coordinator, Natalie ensures the smooth coordination of interpreting services.
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 Cherri Harms, M.S.
Access Advisor
cherri@k-state.edu
Cherri is primarily responsible for providing direct services to students and scholarship administration for the office. She earned her M.S. degree in Psychology (2005) from Kansas State University after earning an A.S. in Secretarial Administration (1989) and a B.S. in Business (1994) from Fort Hays State University. Cherri spent a number of years in corporate business roles before changing her focus to work with and teach students. Having taught college courses as well as personally working with students with disabilities at all levels of education, her experience gives her a unique perspective in helping find solutions toward equal opportunities.
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Angela Glean, M.S.
Testing Center Assistant
AGee24@k-state.edu
Angela coordinates testing in the Student Access Center and communicates with faculty and students to provide suitable text and exam accommodations. After transferring from Johnson County CC, Angela received her Bachelor's (2014) and Master's Degrees (2015) in Kinesiology from K-State. She spent five "gap" years abroad teaching English as a foreign language and providing exercise training to people of all ages and stages from around the world. People is her passion; it's her pleasure to help anyone in whatever way she can.
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Lindi Hight, B.A.
Testing Center Assistant
lhight@k-state.edu
Lindi assists students and faculty with testing accommodations. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Child and Family Studies from Weber State University in Ogden, Utah. Lindi enjoys encouraging students of all ages as they work toward their academic goals. She has worked as a reading tutor for college students, a counselor for the pre-college program, Upward Bound, and a substitute teacher. In her free time, she volunteers in the community with tax preparation assistance.
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Allison Adams, BFA
Graduate Assistant
Allison is a second-year graduate student in Kansas State University’s Drama Therapy program. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Performance and a minor in Child and Family Studies from Baylor University. Prior to joining the Student Access Center Team, Allison served as a Teacher Aide with K-State’s Center for Child Development. Allison is passionate about creating a welcoming and supportive environment for those with disabilities at K-State.
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Mary-Joy Pugh, B.S.
Graduate Assistant
Mary-Joy is a Graduate Assistant who supports the Access Center in a number of ways, including frequently being a first point of contact for students and staff. During the week you can find her answering e-mails, phone calls, greeting drop-in visitors, and assisting in the Testing Center. She has past experience as a crisis text-line counselor, has supported youth and families in the child welfare system, and has worked to support community schools in underserved inner-city locations. Outside of the office, Mary-Joy is a first year MS student in the Couples and Family Therapy program, and aspires to become a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the future.
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