FloMo West: Gavilan, Loro, Mirlo, and Paloma

The community in West Florence Moore Hall (West FloMo) is an exemplary model of residential diversity. Students living in these houses have the chance to interact with a wide range of peers who live together to create a distinct residential experience.

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More About West FloMo

West FloMo is made up of four individual houses: Gavilan, Loro, Mirlo, and Paloma. Each house has its own unique character and culture that varies quite substantially from year to year. West FloMo residents (fondly referred to as "Flomies") who value the opportunity to define and create their own residential experiences will greatly enjoy the wide potential that is possible to students living in West FloM

The love for West FloMo (“flove”) is evident in the care that we have for our traditions, the growth mindset we work to collaboratively cultivate, and the way we value each member of our community. Located just a short walk from the Tresidder Memorial Union, Stanford Bookstore, Lake Lagunita, and the Row, West FloMo is an ideal location for students who are actively involved in both the academic and social life of the Stanford community.

Meet the West FloMo Resident Fellows

Resident Fellows, or RFs, are Stanford faculty and senior administrative staff who live in apartments or cottages adjacent to student residences and serve as leaders for their communities. Carley Jaskulski, MPH, MSW, is the Director of Education in the Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Education (SHARE) Title IX & Title VI Office and Christian Jaskulski's career has spanned athletics, sales and leadership development. Christian worked in business and recruiting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and also coached high school football. Carley and Christian were both first-generation college students who found communities on their respective campuses that helped them flourish. Because of these experiences, they have a passion for creating a living and learning residence in which all residents, RAs, and RFs co-develop a community of care.

Along with Carley's team, she is responsible for applying best practices to prevention and intervention efforts for the entire Stanford community, which includes education and training, assessment, and supporting policy and protocol development and implementation. Carley completed her undergraduate degree in sociology and graduate degrees in public health and social work at the University of Michigan. She discovered what would become her professional passion as a peer educator for the Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center at UM. During her graduate programs, Carley worked to improve health outcomes of older adults by reducing social isolation with the Luella Hannan Memorial Foundation in Detroit. She also did outreach and testing recruitment at local bars and clubs with the HIV/AIDS Resource Center (HARC) in Ypsilanti, MI. Carley joined Stanford in 2015 as the assistant director of the former Office of Sexual Assault & Relationship Abuse Education & Response and was named the director in 2016.

Christian worked in business and recruiting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and also coached high school football. Christian began coaching high school football after his own collegiate football career, because he is passionate about inspiring young adults through outside-the-classroom experiences. He deeply appreciates how intellectual growth is supported by involvement in extracurriculars and vice versa. During his time in college, Christian was a contributor to campus life in collaboration with his Residence Assistants to help create activities in the hall to help build a better sense of community. Although they are loyal fans to the Packers, Bucks, and Brewers, Carley and Christian are avid general sports fans and enjoy watching games in-person--especially supporting the Stanford Cardinal!