EMU - Key Persons
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- Executive Advisor to the President
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- Associate Director of Student Life and Program Administration
Ann is happy to return to Washington, DC, where she began her career in experiential education. She holds a master's degree in Latin American Studies from Tulane University and a BA in Spanish from Berea College, where she later returned to serve first on the student life team and then as Education Abroad Advisor. She has also worked for Augsburg College for their Center for Global Education and Experience (CGEE)--both in Minneapolis and in San Salvador. Being a part of building intentional community and mentoring students are two of her many passions.
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- Professor of Psychology at the University of California
Anthony Pratkanis is currently Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Santa Cruz where he studies social influence and persuasion. He earned his Ph.D. in 1984 from the famed social psychology program at the Ohio State University. He began his career in the business school at Carnegie-Mellon University where he taught popular courses in advertising and consumer behavior. He is a fellow of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, American Psychological Association, and Association for Psychological Science. He has appeared in the mass media over 500 times including the Oprah Winfrey Show, Dateline NBC, CBS News, Washington Post, New York Times, and CNN.
Anxo Pérez is an entrepreneur, inspirational speaker, author, and the founder of 8Belts.com. Pérez, a Madrid resident, is fluent in nine languages. He is the author of The 88 Steps of Success, a No. 1 nonfiction bestseller in Spain, and The Intelligence of Success. A popular speaker, Pérez has given some 400 keynoters on five continents. Pérez graduated from Eastern Mennonite University in 1997 with a bachelor's in liberal arts with minors in music and English as a second language.
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- Trustee
- MDiv '15 ( Philadelphia, Pennsylvania )
Beny Krisbianto is lead pastor of Nations Worship Center in South Philadelphia. He has co-chaired the Indonesian Diaspora Network for the past eight years. He is a member of the Constituency Leadership Council of Mennonite Church USA, on the board of directors for Mosaic Mennonite Conference, and on the board of trustees for Dock Mennonite Academy.
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- Director of Nursing Assistant Training Competency Evaluation
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- Registration Coordinator for Graduate and Seminary Programs
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- Associate Vice President for Advancement
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- Coach
- Director
- Member of the President and Senior Leadership Team
- Director of Athletics
Carrie S. Bert is Eastern Mennonite University's director of athletics. Bert, a former volleyball coach and player at EMU, served the previous two years as the assistant director of athletics and Senior Woman Administrator (SWA), an NCAA-designated position for the highest-ranking female in each NCAA member's athletics department. Bert has also served on the SWA Committee within the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC). She began her role Aug. 1, 2022.
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- Associate Director / Marketing and Communications
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- Trustee
- CEO and President of Spectrum Transformation Group
Cedric Moore Jr. is the CEO and president of Spectrum Transformation Group. He has served as the president of EMU's Alumni Council and on the Virginia Governor Advisory Board. An alumnus also of Strayer University and Regent University, he attends St. Edward the Confessor Catholic Church and is very involved in his community, sponsoring the Central Virginia Autism Society 5K, Shenandoah Autism Society 5K and the Chesterfield FOP. He and his wife Melinda have two children.
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- Executive Director, Lancaster
Claudette Monroy is originally from Torreon, Mexico, and came to the United States at the age of 15 with her mother and younger sister. She received protection from deportation and employment authorization in 2013 through President Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Claudette earned a dual undergraduate degree in Economics and Justice, Peace and Conflict Studies in 2010 from Eastern Mennonite University. She graduated in 2018 from George Washington University with a Master's degree in International Education. She has devoted her work towards supporting low-income immigrant mothers and children. She continues to share her story to advocate for younger DREAMers and the overall undocumented community. Currently, she works at The District Church as Operations Manager where she oversees the church's financial and operational functions as well as a fellowship leadership program for young adults.
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- Business Operations Specialist
The Reverend Diann Bailey serves as associate minister at First Church of Christ (United Church of Christ) in Suffield, Connecticut. Before entering ministry, Diann was a nurse specializing in pediatric oncology and bone marrow transplantation, and a physician liaison. She earned a cooperative Master of Divinity degree from Hartford Seminary and Andover Newton Theological School. Diann is married to Todd, a marvelous cook and a partner in hiking and cycling. Their two sons, Benjamin and Nathaniel, are both graduates of EMU.
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- Associate Director of Recruitment and Communications
I connect with prospective WCSC students from multiple universities across the country and manage our application and enrollment process. Beyond the logistics of recruitment and communications, I seek to support students in finding their way in DC. I enjoy connecting students to community events, social movements, and hidden treasures in the city.
Dr. Dan Ott serves as dean and professor of theology and religion in the School of Theology, Humanities, and Performing Arts at EMU. Ott has over seventeen years of experience in teaching, scholarship, and administration. Ott's scholarship is in the areas of religious thought in the United States, philosophies of peace and nonviolence, and Christian liberal theologies, especially process and pragmatic theologies. Contact Dr. Ott at dean-thpa@emu.edu
Dr. David Brubaker, dean of the school of social sciences and professions, has been a professor in the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding and director of the MBA program at EMU. He specializes in organizational development and leadership, as well as conflict transformation. Contact Dr. Brubaker at dean-ssp@emu.edu
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- Trustee
- Professor of Statistics at Penn State University
Dr. James L. Rosenberger is professor of statistics at Penn State University. An alumnus also of Polytechnic University of New York, and Cornell University, his recent professional activities include teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in statistics, research in design of experiments, and genomics, and providing overall leadership, development and oversight of the Penn State Department of Statistics online education programs. Jim and his wife Gloria are the parents of three adult children and are members of University Mennonite Church.
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- Vice President for Enrollment and Strategic Growth
Mary Krahn Jensen was appointed as VP for enrollment and strategic growth in December of 2021. She served as associate provost of EMU at Lancaster from July 1, 2015 through 2021. Prior to that, she was employed for 18 years at Bethel University in St. Paul, MN.
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- Trustee
- Professor of Physics at the University of Maryland
Dr. Rajarshi Roy is a professor of physics at the University of Maryland, College Park. He has been a Benedict Distinguished Visiting Professor of Physics at Carleton College, director of the Institute for Physical Science and Technology at University of Maryland, and chair of the School of Physics at the Georgia Institute of Technology. His research specialty is the nonlinear dynamics of optical systems and networks. He is active at St. Luke Lutheran Church in Silver Spring, Maryland. He and his wife, Katherine, have deep appreciation for Anabaptist values. Their son, Partha, is a 2022 graduate.
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- Trustee
- Physician With Parkview Physicians Group
Dr. Randall Bowman is a physician with Parkview Physicians Group in Ohio. An alumnus also of the Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center, Randy started a free clinic in Fulton County in 2007 to serve the medically underserved. He and his wife Barbara have four adult daughters, three of whom have attended EMU.
Job Titles:
- Chief Operating Officer
- Member of the President and Senior Leadership Team
- Vice President of Finance
- Conestoga, Pennsylvania
- Its Chief Operating Officer
Dr. Shawn Ramer joined EMU as its Chief Operating Officer on October 9th, 2023. In this role, he works with leadership, staff, and faculty to ensure the smooth and efficient operations of the University. Shawn has extensive experience in leadership in large and small systems, organizational transformation, financial management, and technology innovation. Shawn joined EMU as COO following two years on the EMU board of directors and three years on EMU's President's Second Century Advisory. Shawn is a third-generation EMU graduate, where he earned a BA in chemistry. He also holds a PhD in organic chemistry from the University of Alberta, and was a postdoctoral research fellow in biological chemistry and molecular pharmacology at Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Shawn Ramer currently consults for the health and wellness industry. Shawn retired from Bristol-Myers Squibb in 2016 where he was senior vice president of IT. Prior to BMS, he held global scientific and technology leadership positions at Hoffmann La-Roche. He has extensive experience in partnering with biotech, technology, and IT service companies.
Shawn chaired several pharmaceutical industry forums for information management, served on the board of the eHealth Initiative, and has been involved as board member, former owner, and advisor of Shalom Mountain, a non-profit personal growth center in the Catskill mountains.
Shawn is a third-generation EMU graduate, where he earned a BA in chemistry. He also holds a PhD in organic chemistry from the University of Alberta, and was a postdoctoral research fellow at Harvard Medical School.
He is married to Victoria Myer ‘83; they have two adult daughters. Shawn and Victoria reside in Conestoga, Pennsylvania, and Escondido, California, and attend Community Mennonite Church of Lancaster.
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- President
- President of the President and Senior Leadership Team
Dr. Susan Schultz Huxman has served for more than 25 years in higher education in a variety of administrative and academic leadership roles. She has served as Eastern Mennonite University's ninth president since Jan. 1, 2017.
Dr. Tara Kishbaugh, dean of the school of science, engineering, art and nursing, has been the chair of the chemistry and biology department and a professor of chemistry. She has also been involved in a number of interdisciplinary projects across EMU. Contact Dr. Kishbaugh at dean-sean@emu.edu
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- Member of the President and Senior Leadership Team
- Provost
Dr. Tynisha D. Willingham has served as provost of EMU since July 3, 2023. Prior to that, she was vice president of academic affairs, chief academic officer and professor of education at Mary Baldwin University in Staunton, Virginia.
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- Trustee
- Principal at Park Elementary
Eloy Rodriguez serves as the Assistant Principal at Park Elementary in the Columbia Borough School District in Columbia, PA. He has spent 15 years in the education field, and recently earned a master's degree in school leadership from Millersville University. Eloy and his wife Becky have three children, Addie, Joel and Sarah, and are members of East Chestnut Street Mennonite Church
Glenna Ramer is a family law attorney with more than 30 years of experience. An alumna also of Indiana University School of Law, she received the Harry Weill Zealous Practice of Law Award in 2019. She was also the recipient of the processional award from the local Inns of Court, and served on the Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission. She is a member of Rivermont Presbyterian Church, where she chairs the children's Christian education committee. Her interests include reading, politics, gardening, sewing and hosting family gatherings.
Gloria Y. Diener has been an English teacher at Eastern Mennonite School in Harrisonburg, Va., and Country Day School in Escazú, Costa Rica. She holds a BA in English education from EMU, a MA in English from James Madison University and a Certificate in Spiritual Direction from Eastern Mennonite Seminary. She and husband V. Eugene Diener ‘68 have two adult children. They are members of Park View Mennonite Church, where Gloria has been a worship leader, chair of the elders, Sunday School teacher for children and adults, and a mentor. She has been a member of the Faith & Life Commission of the Virginia Mennonite Conference.
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- Trustee
- Director of Connectional Ministries for the United Methodist Church
Gordon Meriwether serves as director of connectional ministries for the United Methodist Church as well as pastor of the Mount Tabor United Methodist Church. Before answering the call to ministry in 2012, he had a varied career in the US Navy, business, academia, and politics. Rev. Meriwether has taught undergraduate courses in leadership and business recovery, project management, and several graduate level business courses. He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and a Fellow at the Sorensen Institute of Political Leadership at the University of Virginia. He completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Alabama and earned an MBA from George Washington University. He earned an MA in conflict transformation from Eastern Mennonite University in 2014 and a Master of Divinity degree in 2015 from Eastern Mennonite Seminary. In 2002, after 9/11, he founded The Uriah Group. The company provided crisis leadership training to government and commercial organizations until 2012, when he closed the company to enter the ministry. Rev. Meriwether is married to the former Dana Smith of Churchville, Virginia. Together they are blessed by four daughters and five grandchildren.
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- Trustee
- President of Harrisonburg
Hans Harman is the president of Harrisonburg-based Momentum Earthworks, which does $8 million in business annually and employs 50 people. In 2017 Hans was honored as the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur of the Year. A Harrisonburg native, Harman earned a bachelor's degree in business administration at EMU. Before opening Momentum Earthworks in 2011, he worked in real estate development as a principal with Velocity Property Group and managed projects for Harman Construction, his father's company.
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- Director of Health Services
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- Member of the President and Senior Leadership Team
- Executive Director of Diversity, Equity
- Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Jackie N. Font-Guzmán began serving as the inaugural Executive Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in 2021. In 2022, she was appointed to Vice President of DEI. In her role, Jackie leads students, staff, and faculty in advancing DEI initiatives on campus.
Jane Hoober Peifer is a spiritual director and retreat leader. She was pastor of Community Mennonite Church, Harrisonburg, Va from 1989-99, and pastor of Blossom Hill Mennonite Church, Lancaster, Pa from 1999-2013. She also leads virtual day retreats for pastors and conference ministers as a part of Eastern Mennonite Seminary's Lily Grant-funded program to "help pastors thrive."
Peifer served on the Mennonite Church USA Executive Board, Everence Federal Credit Union Board and the Tabor Community Services Board in Lancaster, Pa. She has held leadership positions in Virginia Mennonite and Atlantic Coast Conferences of Mennonite Church USA. Since 2015, she continues serving as a member of the Steering Committee for Mennonite Spiritual Director Network.
Jane has authored five children's books, all published by Menno Media. She lives in Harrisonburg with her husband Daryl and they attend Shalom Mennonite Congregation. She and Daryl have two children and five grandchildren.
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- Trustee
- Director of Integration Services at the University of Pennsylvania
Janet Lind works in information technology as director of integration services at the University of Pennsylvania, where she has held a number of positions in identity management, team management, project management, and systems analysis. Janet graduated from Goshen College with a bachelor's degree in music and from Drexel University with a Master of Science in Information Studies. She is a charter member of Community Mennonite Church of Lancaster where she has held several leadership positions including chair of congregational council. Janet currently lives in Strasburg, Pennsylvania, with her family. While she has never been an EMU student, her son Isaac Esh ‘22, husband Calvin Esh MEd ‘05, parents, and numerous extended relatives are EMU graduates.
Jason Berg '01, CEO of Pixo, addresses students in Professor Andy Miller's introduction to business course as the Longacre Seminar speaker.
JB Miller retired in 2014 after a successful 43-year career as a financial services executive. His final position was vice president of investment services at Everence in Goshen, Indiana, where he led the development of the Praxis Mutual Funds and served as the first president of the funds. He serves on the investment committee of Mennonite Education Agency. Now residing in Sarasota, Fla., Miller includes among his retirement activities teaching classes offered by Sarasota Public Schools about the Mennonites and Amish and the Plain community of Pinecraft. Miller holds an MBA from Wake Forest University. JB and his partner, John Daniels, are members of Covenant Mennonite Church.
Joanne Brenneman Speigle, MD, is a diagnostic radiologist at Doylestown Radiology Associates. Dr. Speigle earned her B.S. from Eastern Mennonite College in 1981 and her M.D. from Medical College of Virginia in 1989. During her time at EMC, she was a member of the women's field hockey and women's basketball teams. Dr. Speigle was the president of Mennonite Medical Association from 2009 to 2011, and served on the board at Spruce Lake Retreat Center. She is married to Wayne Speigle, a 1980 graduate of Eastern Mennonite College, and lead pastor at Blooming Glen Mennonite Church.
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- Web Content and Strategy Manager
Kay is Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) Board of Trustees' Chairperson. She is an alumna of EMU, American University in Washington D.C., and a doctoral candidate at Eastern University in PA. Kay is affiliated with AlignOrg Solutions, a global consulting firm, and a partner with The MVP Group, Inc.. She and her husband Steve have two daughters, Kate Bergey (Benjamin) and Hanna Ruth (Calvin). She is a member of Emmanuel Mennonite Church in St. Paul. Kay is committed to giving back to her community, and enjoys hiking, travel and reading.
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- Services and Records Coordinator
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- Member of the President and Senior Leadership Team
- Vice President for Advancement
Kirk L. Shisler, was named vice president for advancement at Eastern Mennonite University, since 2005. Shisler, a 1981 EMU alum, oversees the 30-member advancement division.
Liza Heavener has wide-ranging experience working nearly ten years in federal politics, grassroots and campaign strategy and with the United States Congress. Liza currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer at NEXUS Global. She works to unite young investors and social entrepreneurs to catalyze new leadership to accelerate global solutions. She was also a founding member of an organization dedicated to stopping deforestation in Borneo, Indonesia and assisted in building an orangutan rehabilitation center in the rainforests of Borneo.
Louise Otto Hostetter was employed at Eastern Mennonite School as an intensive individualized instructor until 2012. She is a court-appointed special advocate for abused and neglected children, and currently serves on the RMH Foundation board, James Madison University College of Visual and Performing Arts executive advisory council and the Arts Council of the Valley board of directors. Louise has served as president of the EMU Alumni Council and as chairperson of the EMU Centennial steering committee. She and her husband Alden have three adult sons who graduated from EMU, John (married to Nicole Barbano), Jason (married to Brenna Beck) and Andrew. Louise is a member of Community Mennonite Church, and satisfies her curiosity about our world through travel, hiking, books and engaging with the broader Harrisonburg community.
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- Trustee
- Board of Trustees Chair
Manuel (Manny) A. Nuñez is the EMU Board of Trustees chair. As the Associate Dean of Graduate Programs at the Villanova School of Business, Manny oversees the MBA and specialty masters programs, as well as enrollment and career strategy services. He also serves as Professor of Practice in the Management & Operations department, and Faculty Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Prior to academia, Manny spent sixteen years in the private sector with Merck & Co. and six years in the public sector with the Inter-American Foundation, a federal agency. He received an MBA from the Villanova School of Business and completed his post-bac at the University of Pennsylvania. Manny and his wife Kristie have two young children and attend Frazer Mennonite Church.
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- Trustee
- Associate Pastor at Templo Alabanza Spanish Mennonite Church
- Board Member of Mennonite Church USA Executive Board
Margie Mejia Caraballo is an associate pastor at Templo Alabanza Spanish Mennonite Church and a claims representative at the Social Security Administration. She previously worked for 18 years as a social worker. She resides in Rock Island, Illinois, with her husband Josue and two children.
Margie serves as a board member of Mennonite Church USA Executive Board and on the Mennonite Central Committee Central States board. Locally, she is a board member for both the Rock Island Civil Rights Commission and the Quad Cities Juvenile Justice Coalition. She was EMU's Alumna of the Year in 1997 and was inducted into the Rock Island High School Hall of Fame for social work contributions in the community in 1995.
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- Retired Hospital Administrator
Merv Hess is a retired hospital administrator, serving as the Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Blake Medical Center from 1995 until 2005. He served in other administrative capacities at Blake Medical Center since 1982. He earned his B.A. in Chemistry from Millersville University in 1970, and his M.B.A. from Northeastern University in 1981. Merv is a member of James Street Mennonite Church in Lancaster, PA and Covenant Mennonite Fellowship in Sarasota, FL.He is married to Nora Hess, former EMU board member. They have two children and one granddaughter.
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- Trustee
- Mennonite Education Agency Representative
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- Educational Technology Analyst
Noah Dahllof, a business administration major at Eastern Mennonite University (EMU), got a behind-the-scenes taste this summer of the economy's circulatory system - shipping. Dahllof was an operations intern at Trinity Logistics, where he coordinated deliveries of freight all over the country.
Philip "Phil" Baker-Shenk is a Native American Law attorney and partner in Holland & Knight's Washington, D.C., office who provides legal and policy representation to dozens of American Indian and Alaska Native tribal governments and organizations as well as companies doing business with Native communities. Phil has decades of experience forging practical, common-sense solutions to the diverse challenges confronting his clients. Nothing satisfies him more than when he has secured a goal that benefits his clients and energizes his reputation for effective advocacy. Holland & Knight is one of the largest law firms in the U.S.
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- Trustee
- Founder of the Law Office of Ral Obioha
Ral Obioha is an immigration attorney and founder of the Law Office of Ral Obioha, PLLC, a Houston-based law firm. She represents clients seeking U.S. permanent residency and citizenship. She is also executive director of Civil Resource Development and Documentation Center, an NGO her parents founded in 1997, which works to protect and promote human rights, women's rights, gender equality, and good governance in Nigeria and beyond. She also volunteers with multiple organizations, providing free legal services to low-income families, and is a guest lecturer at Yale University and Columbia University. In 2018, Obioha founded the "Vic & Oby Scholarship Fund," named after her parents, to help other ambitious young immigrants attend college.
After earning her bachelor's degree in psychology and history from EMU, Obioha was awarded a merit scholarship to Howard University School of Law. In addition to her Juris Doctorate, she holds a Master of Law degree in international human rights law from American University. In 2021, she was named both a Super Lawyers' Texas Rising Star and EMU's Outstanding Young Alum. She and her husband Grant have a daughter.
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- Accounts Receivable
- Assistant
Rebekah concentrates on undergraduate student accounts. Rebekah also works with Transact and can help families set up payment plans. Please contact Rebekah with any questions about undergraduate charges and payments.
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- Managing Director of the KonTerra Group
Rick Augsburger is the Managing Director of the KonTerra Group, an organizational effectiveness consulting firm based in Washington, DC. Rick directs corporate operations, overseeing consultancies on staff care resiliency, leadership development, and much more. Rick has 30+ years of experience in international development and emergency management. His expertise includes organizational effectiveness, resiliency and staff care. He has traveled extensively, working on relief and development programs in 72 countries. He played a pivotal role in the creation of the STAR (Strategies for Trauma Awareness and Resilience) program at Eastern Mennonite University.
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- Director and Assistant Professor of Urban Studies
I enjoy teaching at WCSC because of the opportunities for getting to know students outside the traditional classroom and for helping students navigate their internships and questions about their goals and careers. I see my role as teacher, mentor, and-sometimes-the guy who fixes the leaky faucet.
Born and raised in Washington, DC, I consider myself an interdisciplinary urban scholar. I have studied planning and public policy, geography, theology, and… physics. I like to think this breadth helps me think outside the box. (Though sometimes it means I lose track of the box entirely.)
Through my teaching, I try to help students learn to ask questions about what's going on in the city around them. How are race, class, and development shaping this city, and how do those dynamics connect to the places students call home? In my classes, we explore DC neighborhoods and try to understand how and why they differ so greatly. We meet with community organizations that are fighting for affordable housing, economic justice, and the rights of lower-income communities of color in DC. We try to make sense of the dramatic changes upending DC's landscape and what they mean for us, for the city, and for the country.
As a scholar, I try to understand how people from very different backgrounds and with access to staggeringly unequal resources negotiate life together. I am interested in the ways communities work together to improve their neighborhoods and to influence the city around them. In my research, I explore and seek to illuminate how people, marginalized from political and economic power, exert claims on the neighborhoods where they live.
Selah oversees Federal Perkins and Nursing loans. Please contact Selah with any questions about your Perkins or Nursing loans.
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- Chief
- Member of the President and Senior Leadership Team
- Affairs Officer
- Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
Shannon Dycus has served as EMU's chief student affairs officer since 2019, leading the Student Life Division in developing co-curricular aspect of learning and living on campus.
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- Director of Graduate Admissions - 540 - 432 - 4027
- EMU's Office Graduate and Professional Recruitment Is Located in the Seminary 's First Floor.
EMU's Office Graduate and Professional Recruitment is located in the Seminary's first floor.
Stephen Kriss is executive minister of Mosaic Mennonite Conference where he's worked since 2005. He has pastored congregations in Somerset County, Pa., and Staten Island, N.Y. and taught in numerous academic institutions in areas of communication, ethics and practical theology. He attends Philadelphia Praise Center, a multiethnic Mennonite congregation. He holds an MDiv from Drew University and an MA and PhD from Duquesne University in rhetoric and communication.
Susan Taylor is a partner in Just Money Advisors, a financial planning and investment management firm that specializes in socially-responsible investment strategies and community development backing. She serves on the Mennonite Education Agency Investment Committee and also serves on the investment committee of Natural Investments, LLC. Susan serves on the boards of other faith-based organizations. Her church, Jeff Street Baptist Community, is explicitly committed to peacebuilding and nonviolence; it is part of a local coalition of churches working for justice in Louisville and enjoys several Mennonite connections.
Prior to joining Just Money Advisors, Susan was an economist in Corporate Treasury for Bank of America. She earned a bachelor's degree from Western Kentucky University and a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Maryland, College Park. She has been married 35 years to Andy Loving, who is the founder and her partner at Just Money Advisors. They have two adult children.
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- Senior Regional Advancement Director
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- Health Information Management Coordinator