Brynne Pulver, Chair
Brynne Pulver is an Executive Assistant to the Vice Chancellor in Enrollment Management where she works to bring a strong commitment to shared governance, staff advocacy, and inclusive leadership. She plays an active role in advancing the Staff Senate’s mission to support professional development, foster collaboration, and amplify staff voices across the university.
With a background in higher education administration and a passion for service, Brynne contributes to strategic initiatives that enhance the staff experience and strengthen the UNCG community. Her leadership reflects a dedication to transparency, equity, and continuous improvement.
Kara Milton, Vice Chair
Kara brings more than 15 years of experience as a UNC System employee and a strong commitment to staff advocacy, collaboration, and service. Known for her creativity, integrity, and innovative approach to problem-solving, she consistently develops thoughtful solutions that support both employees and institutional goals. Kara’s honest and transparent leadership style fosters trust among colleagues, while her pleasant and professional demeanor creates an inclusive and positive environment for those around her.
Throughout her career, Kara has demonstrated a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing staff members and the importance of ensuring their voices are heard. Her ability to build meaningful relationships, inspire collaboration, and lead with vision positions her as a dynamic advocate for staff engagement and organizational success. With a forward-thinking perspective and a passion for serving others, Kara is well-equipped to strengthen connections across the university community and advance initiatives that support staff development and engagement.
Scott Wilkens, Secretary
Scott Wilkens is a Foreign National-Payroll Tax Accountant in the Office of the Controller. A payroll tax professional with decades of experience, he holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Regis University in Denver, Colorado and is currently enrolled at the Bryan School of Business of UNCG in the Master of Applied Economics program. Scott has been with UNCG for about a year working closely with foreign national students and employees. In his spare time Scott volunteers time and talents with Triad Pride Performing Arts both on and off the stage. And, most importantly, He and his partner DJ share five children, four grandchildren, and two very spoiled fur babies.
Adrian Williams, Parliamentarian
Adrian brings a calm, impartial presence and strong communication skills to his role as Parliamentarian. Thoughtful and fair-minded, he is known for his ability to listen carefully, collaborate effectively, and provide guidance that supports efficient, well-run meetings and sound decision-making in the best interest of staff.
A Spring 2003 initiate and Life Member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated, Adrian has developed a strong working knowledge of parliamentary procedure through an organization that conducts its business in accordance with Robert’s Rules of Order. In addition, as a former advisor to a student organization, he actively taught and reinforced the use of Robert’s Rules during business meetings, helping students engage in structured, respectful, and effective governance.
Adrian’s experience, steady demeanor, and commitment to fair process enable him to support the work of the body with clarity and confidence. His dedication to fostering productive discussions and ensuring equitable participation helps create an environment where business can be conducted efficiently, transparently, and with respect for all voices.
Shannon Lovett, Treasurer
Shannon Lovett is a Grants Specialist in the Office of Sponsored Programs. She joined UNC Greensboro in 2017. Her previous role was an Executive Assistant in the College of Art and Sciences, Dean’s Office.
Shannon brings over 26 years of administrative experiences in education, corporate, and non-profit. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies and Professional Studies and her Master of Arts in Applied Arts and Sciences from UNCG.
Carla Wilson, Past Chair
Carla Wilson is an Academic Technology Specialist in the School of Education at UNC Greensboro, where she supports faculty and staff in using instructional technology to enhance teaching and learning. With nearly 20 years in higher education and over eight at UNCG, she is passionate about empowering lifelong learners through training, development, and inclusive course design.
She has served as the Co-Chair of the UNCG Staff Senate (24-25) and represents the university as a delegate to the NC Staff Assembly (2023-present). In addition to her work in academic technology, she has taught courses in instructional design and student success, and contributes to system-wide initiatives focused on learning innovation.