Resume Book Class of 2015
Resume Book Class of 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS The following is a guide to the various STM degree programs, with a by-program listing of STM students whose resumes appear in this book in alphabetical order. Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry—The M.A.T.M. is a two-year degree (48 credits)that grounds individuals interested in ecclesial ministry in the areas of scripture and theology studies, pastoral theology, contextual education, and spiritual formation. Agnes Nabadda Paulina Canales Kevin DeCusatis Jyllian Hurwitz Devon Kemp Megan Krakowiak Sebastian Madike Emily Muntean Neiby Nova Colleen Schoeck Andy Otto Renju Paul Jeanne-Marie Ryan Master of Social Work/Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry -The program (65 credits) reflects the University’s mission to educate individuals who are committed to the pursuit of social justice. A specific goal is to develop the skills and credentials necessary to plan, administer and/or provide social services within a local church or church-related agency. Students admitted to the program may expect to receive both the Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry (M.A.) and the Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) degrees in approximately three years of full-time study. Ingatius Nze Erin Ramsey-Tooher Master of Theological Studies- The M.T.S. is a two-year degree (48 credits) that provides a thorough understanding of theological disciplines. John Bauer Jurenne Belanio Stephen Calme Nathanael Chartier Seth David Clark Joshua Copeland Jillian Dunn Stacey Gallodoro Jonathan Galo Kristi Haas Sarah Catherine Haines Kyra Limberakis Kayla Hawkins William Hudson Bridget Kelly Susan Matassa Ian Parelius Katherine Sepulveda Zach Lantz Master of Divinity – M.Div. graduates have fulfilled the requirements (81 credits) of a three-year program intended for those seeking the comprehensive theological, pastoral, and spiritual formation needed for ordained ministry or lay ecclesial ministry. Julia Campagna Rebecca Krzmarzick JoAnn Lopez Resume Book 2015 Placement Interests College Campus Ministry Bauer, John Campagna, Julia Clark, Seth Galo, Jonathan Haines, Sarah Hawkins, Kayla Hurwitz, Jyllian Kemp, Devon Krakowiak, Megan Krzmarzick, Rebecca Limberakis, Kyra Lopez, Jo-Ann Muntean, Emily Nova, Neiby Paul, Renju Schoeck, Colleen Faith Formation Calme, Stephen Galo, Jonathan Hawkins, Kayla Kelly, Bridget Kemp, Devon Otto, Andy Ryan, Jeanne-Maria Schoeck, Colleen High School Teaching Chartier, Nathanael Copeland, Joshua DeCusatis, Kevin Gallodoro, Stacey Haines, Sarah Hudson, William Kelly, Bridget Krakowiak, Megan Lantz, Zach Matassa, Susan Otto, Andy Parelius, Ian Paul, Renju Sepulveda, Katherine High School Campus Ministry Campagna, Julia Canales, Paulina DeCusatis, Kevin Haines, Sarah Hurwitz, Jyllian Krakowiak, Megan Krzmarzick, Rebecca Muntean, Emily Paul, Renju Schoeck, Colleen Hispanic Ministry Canales, Paulina DeCusatis, Kevin Nova, Neiby Non-Profit Organization Bauer, John Calme, Stephen Campagna, Julia Canales, Paulina Clark, Seth DeCusatis, Kevin Hudson, William Hurwitz, Jyllian Kelly, Bridget Kemp, Devon Nova, Neiby Ramsey-Tooher, Erin Schoeck, Colleen Sepulveda, Katherine Ordained Ministry Clark, Seth Madike, Sebastian Nze, Ignatius Parish Ministry Calme, Stephen Clark, Seth Galo, Jonathan Kemp, Devon Madike, Sebastian Otto, Andy Paul, Renju Ryan, Jeanne-Maria Schoeck, Colleen Pastoral Ministry Calme, Stephen Clark, Seth Dunn, Jillian Hurwitz, Jyllian Kemp, Devon Krzmarzick, Rebecca Nova, Neiby Paul, Renju Pastoral Care Agnes, Nabadda Calme, Stephen Campagna, Julia Canales, Paulina Dunn, Jillian Krzmarzick, Rebecca Ramsey-Tooher, Erin Youth Ministry Kemp, Devon Limberakis, Kyra Paul, Renju Ryan, Jeanne-Maria Schoeck, Colleen John Christopher Bauer 23 Claymoss Road, Apartment 1, Brighton, MA 02135 [email protected]; (240) 271-7020 ! OBJECTIVE To obtain a campus ministry or non-profit position that combines my passion for Catholic theology and desire to address issues of social justice through advocacy, education, and service. EDUCATION Boston College Master of Theological Studies, Systematic Theology Certificate in Human Rights and International Justice Scholarships: School of Theology and Ministry Fellowship Boston, MA expected May 2015 Loyola University New Orleans New Orleans, LA Bachelor of Arts, Religious Studies - Christianity May 2012 Scholarships: Loyola Scholarship, Attrus C. Fleming Scholarship, Dominican Alumni Scholarship Awards/Honors: Cardoner Leadership Fellows Study Abroad: Italy RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE St. John the Evangelist Parish Wellesley, MA Co-coordinator of Peer Ministry and Confirmation Retreat Director September 2014 – present • Assist in planning and leading activities centered on social justice for 7th-10th grade students • Plan and ran confirmation retreat sessions • Direct peer ministers as they assist younger students during activities Volunteer and Service Learning Center Chestnut Hill, MA Coordinator for Eagle Volunteers September 2014 - present • Facilitate volunteer program and accompany undergraduate students tutoring at local teen center • Build relationships with undergraduate student groups to maintain volunteer base and student involvement in program • Maintain partnership between VSLC and St. Peter’s Teen Center Theology and Ministry Library Brighton, MA Student Worker August 2013-Present • Assist Boston College students and professors in academic research for theology • Maintain organization of library materials • Complete various library projects including re-labeling and cataloging changes Jesuit Volunteer Corps San Jose, CA Law Foundation of Silicon Valley August 2012-August 2013 Mental Health Advocacy Project/Health Legal Services – Economic Rights Advocate • Provided counsel, advice, and representation to clients with mental health disabilities and HIV/AIDS in a variety of public benefits issues including SSDI, SSI, Medi-Cal, and Food Stamps • Coordinated outreach to homeless shelters • • Conducted intake interviews for new and returning clients; analyze legal issues for assignment to appropriate unit Participated in task force/policy meetings with Social Services executives to address systemic public benefits issues VOLUNTEER AND IMMERSION EXPERIENCE Arrupe Immersion Program, Managua, NI February 2014 – present • Accompanied undergraduate trip to Nicaragua over winter break as a mentor • Assisted in planning and leading meetings both prior to the trip and after return • Acted as a resource for students reflecting on their experience Partakers, Brighton, MA September 2013 - present • Mentored inmates enrolled in Boston University Prison Education Program • Visited Norfolk Correctional Facility throughout the semester and built strong relationships with mentees El Salvador Immersion Program, San Salvador, ES • Learned about history and current state of El Salvador • Met with government officials, community organizers, and educator • Developed and organized fundraising initiatives to fund immersion experience March 2014 Youth Interfaith Leadership Initiative, New Orleans, LA September 2011 – May 2012 • Facilitated intercultural and interfaith dialogue centered around service • Engaged in regular service projects at the Latino Farmers Cooperative Encounter Service Camp, Washington D.C. July 2003 – July 2011 • Attended both as participant and leader as well as assisted in planning week-long service experience in DC area for 10 years • Worked with people who are disabled, elderly and experiencing poverty Ignacio Volunteers, Dangriga, BZ July 2010 • Coordinated, taught, and organized summer camp for students ranging from ages 3-12 • Learned Belizean culture, tradition, and history ADDITIONAL LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Cardoner Leadership Fellows: attended leadership training and networked with other student leaders on campus Fleur–de–Lead: Loyola Mentor Program – developed ideas to increase student retention Interfaith Advisory Board Member: spread awareness and coordinated interfaith activities on campus Awakening Retreat Staff: helped to plan and organize a large retreat at Loyola University Eagle Scout ADDITIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Cafénation 2013-2014: Modeled excellent customer service as a barista Primo Builders 2006-2013: Learned basic construction and remodeling Dickie Brennan’s Bourbon House 2009-2012: Worked as food runner, server, and cook JURENNE BELANIO 1731 N Frederic St. Burbank, CA 91505 (818) 653-8414 • [email protected] EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Master’s in Theological Studies • GPA: 3.8 Chestnut Hill, MA May 2015 University of San Diego Bachelor of Theology and Religious Studies • Major GPA: 3.54 • Awarded Bishop Maher Scholarship Minor in Classical Studies Minor in Business Administration San Diego, CA May 2013 EXPERIENCE Tutor Chestnut Hill, MA Boston College Sept 2013-Current • Tutored undergraduate students on topics: systematics, Christology, feminist theology, theological anthropology, Biblical hermeneutics • Revised and peer-reviewed graduate student papers and assignments St. Finbar Catholic Church Burbank, CA Retreat Director and Youth Ministry Assistant May 2010-Jan 2015 • Created and directed 20 retreats, 5 leadership workshops and 50 talks for approximately 1700 students • Designed and implemented retreats including: talks, skits, spiritual direction, creative design, staging, team building workshops, leadership workshops, ice breakers, and reflections Archdiocese of Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA San Fernando Regional Intern under Auxiliary Bishop Wilkerson’s office Summer 2012 • Initiated and lead the San Fernando Regional Young Adult Ministry, which included 7 parishes • Shadowed parish and diocesan professionals to learn about lay leadership Barcelona Wine Bar and Restaurant/Tasca Restaurant Server and Host • Provided customer service, handled reservations, and waited on tables Brighton, MA Sept 2014-Current LEADERSHIP Boston Theological Institute (BTI) Women’s Group Conference Boston, MA Founder 2014-2015 • Collaborated with 7 universities within the BTI • Organized and programmed the conference including: marketing, peer-review, fundraising, registration, hosting, and coordinating speakers Kappa Kappa Gamma San Diego, CA Philanthropist 2012-2013 • Created and coordinated philanthropy event which raised $10,000+ for Children’s Hospital in Orange County • Organized philanthropy events raising $8,000+ for Breast Cancer Research and Reading is Fundamental Stephen R. Calme 442 Walnut St. Newtonville, MA 02460 (513) 910-1048 [email protected] EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Master of Theological Studies Chestnut Hill, MA Current GPA: 3.918 / 4.0 Expected May 2015 University of Notre Dame Master of Education (Alliance for Catholic Education) GPA: 3.991 / 4.0 • Commencement speaker for M.Ed. class of 2005 Notre Dame, IN May 2005 Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA B.A.: English Minor: Faith, Peace, & Justice GPA: 3.965 / 4.0 May 2003 • Summa cum laude; Presidential Scholars Program and Honors Program EMPLOYMENT Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP) Cincinnati, OH Membership Trainer 2011 – 2013 • Researched history and spirituality of SVDP, adapted into formation materials and events for membership of 880 volunteers • Led prayer and reflection at retreats, meetings, and urban-immersion service experiences • Provided assistance to individuals in need through home visits, food pantry, and other services • Certified trainer of Bridges Out of Poverty material and member of national SVDP committee Alliance for Catholic Education Fellowship (now ACE Advocates) Notre Dame, IN Assistant Director 2008 – 2009 • Led retreats and conferences for national grassroots network of Catholic school supporters • Directed Chile ACE program of international volunteer teaching experience The Advisory Board Company Washington, DC Research Consultant 2005 – 2008 • Authored and presented studies on philanthropy and I.T. for membership of 1,000+ hospitals St. Joseph Academy, Catholic high school St. Augustine, FL Teacher: Ninth and tenth grade English and Spanish 2003 – 2005 • Chaperoned service trip, organized service-learning unit on migrant workers SERVICE EXPERIENCE Archdiocese of Boston, Office of Campus Ministry Boston, MA Intern 2014 – present • Developing ways to improve communication and collaboration among college campus ministries University of Detroit Mercy Detroit, MI Campus ministry intern 2011 • Initiated student faith-sharing group, led student service trip to El Paso, Texas • Made Catholic traditions relevant and inviting to wider university community through written reflections on Church calendar and educational video highlighting renovated chapel Page 1 of 2, Calme SERVICE EXPERIENCE (continued) Society of Jesus Berkley, MI; St. Paul, MN Novice 2009 – 2011 • Studied Catholic Social Teaching and history and spirituality of Jesuits while in discernment • Worked as live-in volunteer at L’Arche community for developmentally disabled (Cleveland) • Visited and accompanied residents at Jesuit and secular retirement communities • Participated in 30-day Spiritual Exercises retreat Haley House Catholic Worker House Weekly volunteer Boston, MA 2013 – 2014; 2000 – 2001 Liturgical Ministries Liturgy committee member, B.C. School of Theology and Ministry Eucharistic minister, lector, acolyte Multiple cities / parishes 2013 – 2014 1999 – 2014 Theology on Tap Cincinnati, OH Committee member 2012 • Organized five-speaker series for young adults through Archdiocese of Cincinnati Alliance for Catholic Education Alumni Fellowship Washington, DC Founding chairperson, DC chapter 2006 – 2008 • Coordinated social, spiritual, and service events for young adult supporters of Catholic education Miriam’s Kitchen, soup kitchen and social service center Weekly poetry group leader; Volunteer of the Year 2007 Washington, DC 2006 – 2008 COMMUNICATIONS EXPERIENCE The Atlantic Monthly, magazine Editorial intern Boston, MA Summer 2002 Crossroads, biweekly Catholic student newspaper Editor-in-chief, layout editor, writer Boston College 2000 – 2003 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Assistant teacher at Fe y Alegría high school in Lima, Peru Summer 2010 Study abroad semester at Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador Fall 2001 Culture, language, and international politics program, France Summer 2001 Immersion trips: Participant: Texas/Mexico border, 1998 & 2000; Belize, 2003; Guatemala, 2006 Leader: Jamaica, 2005; Texas/Mexico border, 2011; Puebla, Mexico, 2015 ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND INTERESTS Languages: advanced written and spoken Spanish, basic French (mostly academic reading) Computer software: Microsoft Office, desktop publishing software, basic blog and website tools Interests: Intentional community and simple living, poetry and art, cooking and gardening, personal and communal prayer, Americana music Page 2 of 2, Calme JULIA M. CAMPAGNA 7 Lothian Rd. Apt. #5 Boston, MA 02135 860-808-8596 • [email protected] EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Brighton, MA Masters of Divinity, Human Rights and International Justice Certificate University of San Diego, San Diego, CA B.A. in International Relations/Theology and Religious Studies, Minor: Spanish Institute for the International Education of Students, Buenos Aires, Argentina Expected May 2015 May 2009 Fall 2007 FORMAL MINISTRY TRAINING Spiritual Direction Practicum, Jesuit Collaborative, Watertown, MA September 2014-Present Clinical Pastoral Education, Boston Medical Center, The Chaplaincy Center, Boston, MA June 2013-August 2013 MINISTRY AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Arrupe International Immersion Program, Boston College Campus Ministry, Chestnut Hill, MA March 2013-Present Graduate Assistant • With the coordinating team, develop and innovate program vision and programing for 150-person campus ministry international immersion program throughout Latin America and the Caribbean to increase scope and effectiveness • Coordinate interview and selection process for new Student Leaders and Arrupe Mentors, supervise and facilitate student leader and mentor formation through planning and executing leadership training and individual accompaniment • Supervise and mentor student leaders and assist with leadership training and small group facilitation. • Develop, plan, coordinate and facilitate Student Leader Retreat, program-wide Pre-trip and Post-Trip Retreats, events, and community response projects • Envision and implement programming especially focused on Catholic Social Teaching and Ignatian spirituality Mentor: Educational-Immersion, Guatemala (2014), Service-Immersion, Belize (2015) • Serve as an adult mentor for a community of fourteen students throughout the year-long program, including the selection process, weekly community meetings, fundraising, in-country experience, and post-trip integration Instructional Design and e-Teaching Services, Center for Teaching Excellence, Boston College January 2014-Present Graduate Web Assistant • Consult, train and support university faculty and staff as they integrate available technology into their pedagogy and classrooms • Facilitate and promote university-wide adoption of Canvas as a new learning management system by assisting with workshops, answering the telephone and email, creating technical instructional documentation, and researching new technologies Confirmation Program, The Paulist Center, Boston, MA Volunteer, Confirmation Team • Create and facilitate parish high school confirmation program as a member of the Confirmation team September 2014-Present Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Brighton, MA August 2012-May 2013 Graduate Assistant, Hispanic Ministry • Helped facilitate and execute university-sponsored events and collaborated on projects with faculty, staff and students • Recruited for the Office of Admissions through prospective student visits and events, email and telephone correspondence and by representing the school at conferences, information fairs and meetings throughout the country • Assisted with daily operations of the of the school, including office support San Eugenio Parish and Community Center, La Morita, Tijuana, México Volunteer • Taught English during summer school to elementary-aged students • Assisted in a classroom serving children with special needs, including autism, aged 3-13 • Accompanied residents at Las Memorias, a shelter and hospice for people living with HIV/AIDS May 2012-August 2012 Annunciation House, El Paso, TX November 2010-May 2012 Live-in House Coordinator • Supervised volunteer staff, conducted staff meetings, coordinated volunteer assignments, and collaborated with organization director to ensure safety and comprehensive case management at the 80-bed emergency shelter for a community of men, women and families from Africa and the Americas • Provided hospitality to recent economic migrants, survivors of domestic violence, and Immigration and Customs Enforcementreferred asylum-seekers fleeing cartel-related violence and civil war • Case management and advocated for guests with legal, medical, mental health and educational service providers • Mediated conflicts within community of guests and volunteers, responded as needed to emergency situations • Conducted general office assistance, communicated with donors, assisted in organizing 600-person benefit dinner • Guided visiting groups of students and parishioners, provided education about border issues and immigration Rostro de Cristo, Durán, Ecuador July 2009-August 2010 Volunteer • Built an intentional Christian community rooted in simplicity of life and service to others • Facilitated week-long immersion experiences for U.S. college and high school retreat groups Proyecto Salesiano Chicos de la Calle, Teacher and Assistant Social Worker • Conducted home visits to assess the needs of prospective and continuing students and their families at the technical school and shelter for boys aged 12-18 who had lived or worked on the street • Developed guidance plans for students and taught English classes Manos Abiertas Afterschool Program, Program Co-Coordinator • Developed and delivered curriculum to promote 3-14 year old students´ academic learning and social maturation University Ministry, University of San Diego, San Diego, CA Fall 2005-Spring 2009 • Coordinated and led Tijuana Alternative Spring Breakthrough trips (2007, 2008, 2009) and bi-monthly day service trips to communities and social service organizations in Tijuana, Mexico • Prepared and led Search Retreat (2006, 2008) and Freshmen Pre-Orientation Retreat (2006) • Supervised peers and delivered food to homebound HIV/AIDS patients through Special Delivery • Organized volunteer efforts at St. Vincent DePaul Soup Kitchen • Participated in immersion trip to El Salvador with CRISPAZ Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace & Justice, San Diego, CA Fall 2005-Spring 2009 Programs Worker, Intern • Assisted program officers for the Nepal Project and the Women PeaceMakers Program with research and development, coordinated volunteers, assisted with editing and data entry, assisted with event planning Residential Life, University of San Diego, San Diego, CA Fall 2008-Spring 2009 Resident Assistant, Sophomore Housing • Created and fostered residential community, provided referrals to meet the personal and academic needs of residents, and assisted with University Ministry Residential Learning Community • Managed roommate conflicts, crises and critical incidents, collaborated with public safety officials and resident ministers HONORS • • • • Full Tuition Scholarship, School of Theology and Ministry, Boston College President, Alpha Chi Chapter, Theta Alpha Kappa National Honor Society, inducted May 2008 Theta Alpha Kappa Undergraduate Achievement Award, May 2009 Departmental Honors, Theology and Religious Studies, May 2009 SKILLS • • Language: Fluent Spanish (reading, writing, and speaking) Technology: Proficient on Mac and Windows. Proficient in many different software including: MS Office, Google Apps, Screenflow, Clarify-it, LMS systems (Blackboard Vista, Canvas), digitization/video software PERSONAL INFORMATION: NAME: Paulina Eugenia Canales Bustamante Cell phone : 857 258 34 92 E-mail : [email protected] NATIONALITY: Mexican EDUCATION: 2012-2015 Master in Arts Pastoral Ministry at Boston College, Brighton Ma. 1988-1992 BA at Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City. 1993-1994 Levels I and II Diplomas on Enriquecimiento Instrumental at Universidad La Salle, Mexico City 1999-2002 Masters Degree on Human Development, at Universidad Iberoamericana, Monterrey. 2005-2006 Spirituality and Discernment – levels I and II Diplomas, Loyola Library Monterrey WORK and VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE: 2014-until now, Saint Ignatius of Loyola parish, Hispanic ministry intern: plan and coordinate various Hispanic ministries and activities, help for bulletin, develop Hispanic community data base, event planning, coordinate Hispanic catechesis. 2012- until now, Romance Languages and Literature, Boston College Intermediate Spanish Teacher 1 and 2. 2009, 2012 Saint Ignatius of Loyola parish, Catechesis confirmation preparation for Latino youth, catechesis for special needs. 2009-2011 Concord MA correctional institution: member of support group for the Latin inmates, evangelization and meeting emotional and empathy needs. 2008-2009 Newton, MA public schools: Spanish teacher, Stanford method for Spanish as a second language. 2003-2005 UDEM (Universidad de Monterrey): Training university students in summer MOTIVATION course for social services and opening Market Research Field Agency (2 years). 2000 UDEM radio station: conducting (with 2 other people) the “Caminos de Reflexión” program, a Catholic oriented initiative for self-help and reflection. 1995-1997 Jean Piaget Educational Center (Mexico City): Manager Administration, also responsible for payroll and personnel supervision. 1994-1995 El Palacio de Hierro department store (Mexico City): Systems and design of wedding gift section. 1992-1994 Marketing Group, Mexico City: Account Analyst, and training of field personnel. 1991-1992 Syntex, S.A., Mexico City: Human Resources, case files. 1988-2002 Mexico, catechesis for children, youth and adults (RiCA), Founder of Voluntarios por la Paz (ecumenical prayer and peace walk), State President of FEF (Family Educators in Faith) PERSONAL SKILLS and ATTRIBUTES: • • • • • • • • • I have participated from an early age in missions, donating and delivering clothing and food, helping in adult literacy campaigns, teaching jeweler courses to low income persons, providing seminars on self-esteem and values, accompanying boarders in senior homes, and others. I have taken courses on Forgiveness and Reconciliation (ESPERE), body communication, chocolate-making, Mexican haute cuisine, spirituality and discernment. I delight in dealing with people, helping them as much as I can and learning from them. Above all I love being able to give them messages of hope and joy. I believe I’m a team player and able to work in multicultural environments. English: Advanced level (writing, reading, speaking). Demonstrated skills in teaching, coordinating, supervising, recruiting, screening and motivating personnel. Proficient in Excel, Word, Windows, PowerPoint. Founding Member of Pro Música choir (contralto voice). Piano player. Enjoy painting and the cinema. NATHANAEL S. CHARTIER [email protected] 59 Ford St., Apt. A Methuen, MA 01844 (603) 689-8487 MISSION STATEMENT My mission is to serve God and others through the education of young people. I hope to contribute to the building of the Kingdom of God by helping students come to a knowledge of and appreciation for the Christian faith and its relevance to their own lives. I seek to teach with humility and sincerity. It is my hope that students will recognize clarity and depth in my teaching. EDUCATION Master of Theological Studies, Ongoing – Class of 2015 Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Brighton, MA Awarded a School of Theology and Ministry Fellowship Overall GPA (as of 1/1/15): 3.94 Course Highlights: Biblical: Introduction to the New Testament- Fr. Daniel Harrington, S.J.; Introduction to the Old Testament- Fr. Michael Simone, S.J.; New Testament Greek- Margaret Schatkin, PhD Moral: Critical Contemporary Ethical Issues- Mary Jo Iozzio, PhD; The Moral Dimension of Christian Life- Fr. Kenneth Himes, O.F.M. Systematic: Theological Anthropology- Fr. Randy Sachs, S.J.; Christology- O. Ernesto Valiente, PhD; The Church- Fr. Richard Lennan; The Theological Virtues- Dominic Doyle, PhD; Sacraments and Catholic Life- Fr. Liam Bergin Historical: History of Western Christianity I: Years 100-750- Francine Cardman, PhD; History of Western Christianity II: Years 8501650- Catherine Mooney, PhD Religious Education: Sharing Faith- Thomas Groome, PhD.; Ministry with Youth and Young Adults- Theresa O’Keefe, PhD; Spiritual Sources of Catholic Education and Catechesis- Hosffman Ospino, PhD Other: Professional Ethics in Ministry Workshop- Jennifer Bader, PhD; Professional Ministry Practicum- Barbara Quinn, R.S.C.J. Honors Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy (Completed May 2013) Minors in Spanish and Music Saint Anselm College, Manchester, NH Honors at Saint Anselm College: • Overall GPA: 3.99 Class Rank: 1/426 Dean’s List: 8/8 semesters • Chancellor’s Medal: Awarded to the top student (valedictorian) of the graduating class. • President’s Award: Awarded to students who graduate with a GPA of 3.7 or above. • Father Stephen F. Parent, O.S.B. Award, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Tau Chapter: Awarded to that member of the graduating class who best typifies the excellence of mind and concern for others which characterized Father Stephen, a monk of Saint Anselm Abbey, and founding member of the Tau Chapter in 1940. • Joseph B. MacDonald Award in Philosophy: Awarded to a Philosophy major who has exemplified the values which Dr. Joseph B. MacDonald manifested in his teaching career at Saint Anselm: Love of learning, and humility of spirit in the pursuit of philosophical wisdom. • Sister Pauline Lucier, C.S.C. Award: Awarded to an outstanding member of Campus Ministry in recognition of exemplary community service and involvement. Honors Senior Thesis at Saint Anselm College: “Rediscovering the Value of the Productive: Aquinas on Creation” Faculty Collaboration (May 2012-May 2013) • Personally chosen by philosophy professor, Max Latona, PhD, to collaborate on research regarding the question of the connection between knowledge and morality. • Attended a philosophy conference for the Society of Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy held in Rochester, NY from November 1-3, 2012. • Presented a summary of our findings in front of scholars. One of only three undergraduate students to participate in the conference. EDUCATION-RELATED EXPERIENCE Boston College High School, Boston, MA Student Teacher (2014-Present) Went to Boston College High School one day each week as part of the Professional Ministry Practicum course at the School of Theology and Ministry. Observed, learned, and practiced effective classroom management, lesson planning and execution, assessment, and teaching methodology. Bishop Brady High School, Concord, NH Intern (Fall 2012) Assisted the school’s campus minister in various aspects of job. Learned about Catholic education. Engaged with students in formal and informal settings. Highly praised for exemplary work. Saint Anselm College, Manchester, NH Peer Mentor and Writing Assistant (2011-2013) Staff member of the Academic Resource Center at Saint Anselm College. Assisted students in becoming better writers and achieving better academic results. Qualified to tutor several subjects: general biology for non-majors, Spanish, English, Humanities, theology, and philosophy. English for New Americans, Manchester, NH Teacher’s Assistant (2012) Volunteered as a teacher’s assistant teaching English to new Americans. Formed a deeper appreciation for other cultures. Developed skills in interacting with students. Tutor Doctor Tutor (Summer 2012-Summer 2013) Taught essential study strategies and skills to complete schoolwork in an efficient and thorough manner. Held clients accountable for their schoolwork. Communicated clearly with parents concerning the progress of their children. Immaculate Conception Parish, Nashua, NH Summer Religious Education Aide (Summers 2003-2012) Helped to facilitate a positive environment for children of all abilities to learn about faith. Interacted with children at the elementary school and middle school age levels in a constructive manner and acted as a mentor to them. Developed classroom management skills. Assisted in teaching as well as administrative and disciplinary matters. Learned to accommodate disabilities respectfully. LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE Music Minister (~2000-Present) Provided music ministry in church through various outlets including traditional choir, small ensemble, contemporary band, and cantoring. Played piano for, composed music for, and co-directed Wednesday Night Mass music ministry at St. Anselm College. Served as cantor at various liturgical events including weddings, funerals, Baccalaureate Masses, Confirmation Masses, ceremonies of vows, installation of monastic Abbott, etc. Media Technology Services Graduate Assistant (2013-Present) Hired as a graduate assistant for the Graphics Department within Media Technology Services of Boston College. Provide production assistance, jobflow management, and student staff supervision. Assist in clerical and customer service responsibilities. El Salvador Immersion Delegation Participant (March 2014) Chosen to be part of delegation. Visited with politicians, nonprofit organization representatives, and pastoral leaders. Expanded knowledge of Salvadoran history and current social, political, and ecclesial climate. LANGUAGE SKILLS English: Native Spanish: Good Koiné (New Testament) Greek: Basic Reading REFERENCES Available upon request. SETH DAVID CLARK 6 Roberts St. Apt. 1 Brookline, MA 02445 (619) 889-‐9830 [email protected] Highly motivated ministry professional with demonstrated ability in introducing subjects with a fresh perspective that gains interest. A strong talent to collaborate on, develop, and implement creative, hands-‐on teamwork strategies based on unique situations, the interpersonal style and ability of those in the team, with the goal of empowering team to succeed. Keen ability to partner with persons of ages and needs, define their preferences and utilize specific instruction to facilitate growth and learning. CORE STRENGTHS § Communication § Performance Evaluation § Team Development § Leadership & Management § Mentoring/Coaching § Event Planning EDUCATION AND TRAINING BOSTON COLLEGE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS ANTICIPATED GRADUATION MAY 2015 MASTER OF THEOLOGICAL STUDIES § Concentration in Theology and Ministry § Grade Point Average: 3.86 JUNE 2013 BETHEL SEMINARY, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA MASTER OF ARTS IN THEOLOGICAL STUDIES § Concentration in Historical and Theological Studies § Grade Point Average: 3.82 MAY 2005 EMMAUS BIBLE COLLEGE, DUBUQUE, IOWA BACHELOR OF SCIENCE § Major in Biblical Studies § Grade Point Average: 3.76 MAY 2003 ANOKA-‐RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, COON RAPIDS, MINNESOTA ASSOCIATE OF ARTS § Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society Member § Grade Point Average: 3.77 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE GOOD KOREAN METHODIST CHURCH, BELMONT, MASSACHUSETTS YOUTH PASTOR § Effectively coordinate and lead Sunday student service. § Organize and direct weekly youth group meetings. § Develop and teach curriculum at both weekly gatherings. § Instill confidence in student leaders within a supervising relationship. 2013—PRESENT BETHEL SEMINARY, SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 2011—2013 TEACHING ASSISTANT § Graded student assignments. § Met with students in groups and one-‐on-‐one to answer questions regarding assignments and class content. § Performed research in the areas of doctoral study options for Bethel graduates, San Diego area congregation involvement with environmental issues, and statistics of class assignments for Bethel Seminary classes. § Revised, edited, and created documents for professor. § Taught systematic theology class for supervisor Prof. Glen G. Scorgie. 2007—2013 LAKE MURRAY COMMUNITY CHURCH, LA MESA, CALIFORNIA PASTOR, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH, MUSIC AND STUDENT MINISTRIES § Coordinated Care Fair San Diego Event (first of its kind) to raise community awareness and action regarding persons with specific financial, spiritual, and/or physical needs. § Developed three bands in various musical styles; provided musical instruction. § Directed two part-‐time college age interns who oversaw distinct young peoples’ programs. § Supervised over four volunteers and 40 students, teaching lessons on Christianity up to three times a week. § Led annual summer trips around the nation in which students learned about faith, fellowship, and teamwork. JOSHUA COPELAND OBJECTIVE To acquire a teaching position at the secondary or post-secondary levels of education with an emphasis in historical and biblical theology. Also willing to teach American Religious History. EDUCATION B O S T O N C O LLE G E S C H O O L O F T H E O LO G Y A N D M IN IS T R Y 2 0 1 3-2 0 1 5 MASTERS OF THEOLOGICAL STUDIES; DIPLOMA EXPECTED MAY 2015 O R A L R O B E R T S U N IV E R S IT Y 2 0 0 8 -2 0 1 2 BACHELOR OF ARTS, ENGLISH BIBLE MINOR, BUSINESS RELEVANT EXPERIENCE RESEARCH ASSISTAN T - F A T H E R M I C H A E L S I M O N E , B O S T O N C O L L E G E — A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 – JANUARY 2014 Researched, located, and obtained research materials 10 hours a week. Assisted in constructing course syllabi. TEACH IN G ASSISTAN T - O R A L R O B E R T S U N I V E R S I T Y — A U G U S T 2 0 1 1 - D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 1 Began class, took attendance, graded assignments and exams, passed out and collected assignments, and lectured periodically. N EW SPA PER SECTIO N ED ITO R — O R A L R O B E R T S U N I V E R S I T Y S T U D E N T P U B L I C A T I O N S AUGUST 2011 — MAY 2012 Formulated, wrote, submitted and edited articles for the student newspaper. FLO O R CH APLAIN — O R A L R O B E R T S U N I V E R S I T Y — A U G U S T 2 0 0 9 - M A Y 2 0 1 1 Organized weekly devotions for floor residents. Maintained availability for counseling if needed. WORK EXPERIENCE BARISTA/CAFE TRAIN ER — G E O R G E H O W E L L C O F F E E , N E W T O N , M A — A U G U S T 2 0 1 3 — SEPTEMBER 2014 Opened and closed the cafe, dialed in multiple espressos, maintained quality control of coffee, fostered a positive working environment, worked register (TOAST P.O.S. system), assisted customers and answered questions, worked kitchen shifts (with a limited breakfast menu), kept a clean work environment. PRO JECT ESTIM A TO R/PERSO N A L ASSISTAN T — C O P E L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T & C O N STRUCTION CO. CHILLICOTHE, MO — MAY 2012 — AUGUST 2013 Estimated projects and assisted company owner in the daily activities of maintaining the company. Communicated and coordinated with vendors about materials for projects. CO N STRU C TIO N LABO R — C O P E L A N D D E V E L O P M E N T & C O N S T R U C T I O N C O . C H I L L I C O THE, MO — SUMMER 2009, 2010 Maintained an organized and safe job site. Worked as construction labor on various job sites. SKILLS Excellent verbal communication skills; proficient with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel on both PC and Mac; Mac Pages, Numbers, and Keynote; Google Documents. 215 Lakeshore Rd. Apt. 1 Brighton, MA 02135 816-804-3985 [email protected] KEVIN DECUSATIS [email protected], (302) 229-9028 1959 Commonwealth Avenue, Apartment 2 Brighton, MA 02135 130 Boyer Drive Newark, DE 19702 EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry, Hispanic Ministry Concentration; GPA 3.789 Boston College Bachelor of Arts in Theology (GPA 3.778); Bachelor of Arts in Hispanic Studies (GPA 3.500) Latin American Studies Minor; Cumulative GPA 3.512, Dean’s List Brighton, MA May 2015 Chestnut Hill, MA May 2013 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Brighton, MA Graduate Assistant, Service Center August 2013 – present • Perform administrative support for the faculty and staff of the school, including copying, event logistics, and research tasks • Perform particular tasks involved with the Hispanic Ministry and the reading lists • Member of the Latino/Latina and Hispanic Ministry Committee, a cohort of people designated to revamp the program Franciscan Hospital Brighton, MA Pastoral Care Intern September 2014 – present • Facilitated a weekly values group sessions with children with varying disabilities in the Kennedy Day School • Acted as a positive adult presence in the behavioral residential unit for children between 5 and 18 who have had concerns with their safety Courage to Know Program Chestnut Hill, MA Courage to Know Program August 2012 – December 2012 • Teaching Assistant and Mentor for Fall 2012 semester; duties include preparing for class, reviewing assignments, keeping the students actively involved, and creating a community atmosphere • Help prepare first year students cope with the unexpected social pressures of college, as well as in their integration process Boston College Campus Ministry Chestnut Hill, MA Sacristan September 2011 –May 2013 • Prepare for and assist priest during Roman Catholic Mass services • Perform weekly rounds to keep six on-campus chapels stocked with supplies for other sacristans and priest Wilmington Montessori School Wilmington, DE Summer Camp Staff and Assistant Teacher Seasonal, May 2010-present • Engage with and plan activities for 15-25 children ranging from age 5 to 7 while utilizing the C.A.R.E.S model: cooperation, assertion, responsibility, empathy and self-control • Plan activities directed at cultivating academic curiosity through projects and weekly themes Head Teacher, Otter Room Seasonal, February 2014 - present • Prepare and organize themes for the summer, field trips, and room expectations • Oversee all other counselors in the room and act as a parent-camp liaison Edward C. Pankowski, Jr. Wilmington, DE Runner and Paralegal Seasonal, April 2005-present • Assisted in office maintenance; performed paralegal activities such as typing and preparing documents • Handled withdrawals and deposits and delivered documents LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Student Forum Brighton, MA Treasurer April 2014 – present • Oversee the allocation and administration of funds in Student Forum account and coordinate the Student Forum budget of $15,000 • Attend Student Forum meetings and events, acting as Moderator if she is absent STM/Crispaz El Salvador Delegation San Salvador, El Salvador Seminar Participant March 1-8, 2014 • Participated in an immersion seminar during which we met with many folks actively involved in the political and social climate in El Salvador • Seminar topics included gender and identity, politics, daily life, domestic assault, faith, Salvadoran history, and environmentalism Special Olympics Boston College Brookline, MA Unified Partner, Executive Board, and Coach January 2010-present • • Helped train 20 to 30 athletes with special needs in soccer and volleyball As a member of the Executive Board, energized 30 to 40 volunteers, organized athletes and practices, kept up team morale, and planned community-wide events St. Ignatius Church Chestnut Hill, MA Bilingual Catechist September, 2013 – present • Catechist for third and fourth graders in a bilingual environment; topics covered include prayer, sacraments, mass structure, and the Old Testament. • Confirmation catechist for the Latino/a community Arrupe Program Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico Participant and Trip Leader, Cuernavaca Center for International Dialogue January, 2011-May 2012 • Built dwellings in a squatter settlement in an indigenous village, spent time with the inhabitants and worked closely with the children • Led and participated in the immersion trip in August. Duties included planning weekly meetings, fundraising, group formation, and logistical guidance. Festival of Friendship Program Participant and Co-President • Prepared and participated for four years in an event for 50 to 60 children with special needs to socialize with Boston College students; organized the children and volunteers, as well as decorated the venue and planned event Campus Ministry CURA Council President, Events Coordinator, & Member • Planned community wide events; oversaw the running of 10-15 of these groups, maintained correspondence, and organized a monthly event for three years. Beginnings Retreat Leader • Twice lead this retreat for 20-30 first year students; duties included organizing and scheduling the weekend Kairos 112 Leader • Extensive seven week preparation before the retreat included managing and coordinating small group reflection The Other Americas Editor and Contributor for BC’s only Latin American issues and social justice newsletter • Organized the layout and contributed to the student-run publication PUBLICATIONS • “ABC Response to AIDS in Uganda: Effective or Sexist?” ethos: Boston College Students’ Bioethics Research Journal, Forthcoming. • “Why Spirituality Matters: Conversation Starter.” Church in the 21st Century. January 17, 2014. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=horLjtqi5L0&list=PLsc0hLOPA5E_PgQMb6t9H3C0LAuVGW9dt&feature=c4overview-vl SKILLS Language: Fluent in Spanish Computers: PC and Macintosh: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint); Google Apps; DropBox Social Media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Even management and logistics Fundraising RESEARCH INTERESTS Disability Studies Theology Feminist Theology Liberation Theology US Latin@ Theology Pastoral Theology INTERESTS Running: I have ran in the 2013 Boston Marathon, the 2014 Martha’s Vineyard 20Miler, the Half Sauer-Half Kraut Half marathon, and many 5K’s Jillian E. Dunn 1051 Pebble Beach Cv., Painesville, OH 44077 w [email protected] w 814-460-9863 PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE: To develop as a pastoral caregiver with particular attention to service learning and faith formation. EDUCATION Boston College v Masters of Theological Studies; diploma expected 2015 v GPA 3.75, fellowship honoree John Carroll University v Bachelor of Arts, Theology & Religious Studies and Catholic Studies minor v Studied at the Pontificia Università Urbaniana in Rome, Italy summer of 2010 v GPA 3.71, magna cum laude PRESENTATIONS Lumen et Vita Conference: The Gospel and Contemporary Culture (Boston College) v “Pope Francis and The Millennial Generation” Celebration of Scholarship (John Carroll University) v “Hope Theology in Relationship with the Legacy of St. Ignatius of Loyola” v “Arrupe Scholar Presentation” 2013-2015 2009-2013 2014 2013 RELEVANT COURSE WORK v Sharing Faith v Catholic Higher Education v Integrating Faith, Counseling & Service of Justice v Education of Christians: Past, Present, and Future PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Graduate Assistant, Media Technology Services (Boston College) 2013- 2015 v Provided equipment and support for classroom presentation needs of faculty, staff, students, and outside clients, while supervising undergraduate students. v Trained to operate and troubleshoot advanced classroom computer, LCD/video projection systems, and consumergrade audio/visual equipment. Administrative Assistant (Alliance Solutions Group) Summer 2013 & 2014 v Served as a presence and face of the company by operating phones and working the front desk. v Collaborated with administrators, clients, and candidate representatives on the evaluation of company data, office events, and job placement efficiency. Work Study, Campus Ministry and Immersion Program (John Carroll University) 2011- 2013 v Coordinated campus events, promotional videos, and university-wide campaigns promoting an inclusive, faith culture. v Managed office and responsible for handling activity reports, inventory, and account for student payments. LeadworX Intern (Center for FaithJustice) Summer 2012 v Led service projects and retreats for middle and high school students aimed at cultivating an understanding of the Catholic faith and a commitment to justice. v Communicated with parents, administrators, and local community to coordinate and ensure project goals were met. RELATED VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Mentor on an Immersion Trip to Belize (Boston College) 2013-present v Led undergraduate students on immersion trip to Belize; organized formation programs, supported student leaders, and ensured safety and university decorum during trip. 2014-present Religious Education Teacher (St. Ignatius Parish) v Taught parish faith formation program for children in grade 4, which integrated theological reflection, critical thinking, the liturgical life of the parish and Christian service for active discipleship. Partakers Prison Ministry (Norfolk Prison) 2013-2014 v Accompanied prisoners thru Boston University’s college behind bars program providing educational and pastoral aid. Student Coordinator Immersion Trips to Nicaragua, Ecuador, & New Orleans (John Carroll University) 2011-2013 v Led and organized weekly meetings, created team-building exercises, and fundraising activities prior to trips. The Labre Project (John Carroll University) 2009-2013 v Coordinated aid and ministered weekly to the homeless in Cleveland with food and friendship (president 2010-2013). SKILLS Computer – PC, Mac Software, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, iMovie, Garage Band, Word Press, Photoshop, InDesign, Onestaff, Bullhorn, and Illustrator Communication – Public speaking at multiple conferences, strong writing skills ranging from concise and journalistic to creative REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST Stacey N. Gallodoro Home Address: 649 Petit Berdot Dr. Kenner, LA 70065 (504)-‐234-‐0368 [email protected] [email protected] May 2012 GPA: 3.951/ 4.000 Spring 2011 GPA: 3.870/ 4.000 EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Master of Theological Studies Spring Hill College Honors Program Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Studio Art Spring Hill College Italy Center Bologna, Italy May 2015 GPA: 3.779/4.000 HONORS Dean’s List: Fall 2008-‐Spring 2012 Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honor Society EXPERIENCE Teaching St. Mary’s Dominican High School Religion Teacher Theta Alpha Kappa Theology Honor Society Phi Sigma Tau Philosophy Honor Society New Orleans, LA Fall 2012-‐Spring 2013 • Developed lesson plans while collaborating with the department and its existing curriculum • Encouraged critical thinking by creating generative questions with practical applications • Cultivated respectful learning environment by co-‐generating list of student expectations • Utilized technology to engage students through multimedia presentations and games • Promoted spirituality by using a variety of prayers, songs, and meditations to begin class • Served as a Speech and Debate club moderator Catapult Learning Center New Orleans, LA Instructor Assistant Summer 2010-‐2011 • • • Participated in the curriculum and aided first graders in learning basic reading and math skills Organized and maintained required state and school documentation Provided support for the classroom teacher and constant supervision of the students Spring Hill College Tutoring Theology Peer Tutor Mobile, AL 2010-‐2012 Boston, MA 2013-‐2015 General Library of Theology and Ministry Student Supervisor and Library Assistant • • • Served as support for patron issues which circulation staff was unable to solve Assisted the Circulation Services Manager to train and supervise new library student staff Maintained library collections by use of the Library of Congress Classification • • Directed phone calls to appropriate offices Worked with AdminPlus, Excel, and Word to update and enter data St. Mary’s Dominican High School Receptionist Spring Hill College Housing Department Administrative Assistant ` LEADERSHIP Freshman Seminar Leader New Orleans, LA Summer 2013 Mobile, AL 2009-‐2012 2009-‐2011 • Created fun and engaging lesson plans to inform freshman about adjustments to college life • Monitored and budgeted the society’s dues and assets Alpha Sigma Nu Treasurer 2011-‐2012 Knights of Columbus Ladies’ Auxiliary President • Served as founding president for the Spring Hill College assembly 2009-‐ 2010 St. Ignatius Catholic Church Faint formation instructor for fourth grade students Chestnut Hill, MA 2014-‐2015 Palmer Pillans Middle School Math tutor for sixth grade students Mobile, AL 2008-‐2009 Mobile Archdiocese Office of Religious Education Observer and Assistant to Director of Religious Education SERVICE Centro Cabrini Volunteer assisting Middle Eastern and African Immigrants Bologna, Italy Spring 2011 Mobile, AL Spring 2010 Jonathan Francis Galo 96 Deerfield Drive l Berlin, CT 06037 l (860) 770-0085 l [email protected] Personal Profile l l l l l l l l l l Outstanding Student in Church History at Holy Apostles College and Seminary (2013) Attended National Conference for Catholic Youth Ministry (2012) VIRTUS certification (2012) Outstanding Student in the Department of Religion, Philosophy, and Theology at Saint Leo University (2011) Brother of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Boy Scouts of America- Eagle Scout (August 2007); Pope Pius XII Religious Medal (2006); Ad Altare Dei Religious Medal (2004); Ordeal Member of the Order of the Arrow (2005); Member of The Outdoor Adventure Place (T.O.A.P) Camping and High Adventure team for National Order of the Arrow Conference (2004, 2006) 8 Consecutive Semesters on Dean’s List at Saint Leo University Senior Class Vice President at Saint Leo University Recipient of Leadership Award for Liturgy at Saint Leo University Proficient in Microsoft Word, Publisher, Excel, HTML Education Boston College- School of Theology and Ministry- Boston, MA M.T.S concentration in Church History, expected graduation May 2015 Holy Apostles College and Seminary- Cromwell, CT M.A Theology concentration in Church History, Summa cum laude, May 2013 Saint Leo University – Saint Leo, Florida B.A Religion with a minor in English, cum laude, May 2011 Berlin High School – Berlin, Connecticut Diploma, June 2007 Experience Professional Experience St. Ignatius of Loyola Church- Chestnut Hill, MA- September 2013-current • Job Title: Faith Formation Admin • Maintaining Faith Formation database, tracking Faith Formation registrations and tuition payments • Organizing liturgical ministers for Sunday Family Liturgies • Maintaining pastoral presence at all Family Liturgies and catechetical events/programs • Creation and maintaining of St. Ignatius Faith Formation webpage Professional Experience Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic Church- Woodbridge, CT- August 2011-August 2013 l Job Title: Youth Minister l Establishing a brand new youth group in the parish where the youth can come together and to learn and grow in their faith outside of the classroom. l Creating various programs that bring the students closer together to form a tight-knit community l Organizing and keeping record of all Confirmation community service hours Professional Experience Stew Leonard’s-Newington, CT, July 2011-August 2013 l Job Title: Deli Team Member l Responsibilities include providing excellent customer service for those ordering deli meats and cheese, completing various production work (i.e. packaging cheese, making chicken salad), assisting in completing catering orders l Wrote several articles for company newsletter Professional Experience Saint Leo University Ministry, August 2008- May 2011 l Job Title: Peer Minister l Aiding in the spiritual growth of the students of Saint Leo University by being available at all times within the dormitories for guidance Aiding in the liturgy; Sacristan for student mass Professional Experience Saint Leo University, May 2010- August 2010 l Job Title: Student Summer Office Worker l Responsibilities include filing paperwork, answering phones, photocopying, organizing office, creating programs/fliers Professional Experience Saint Leo University Work Study, September 2007- April 2008 l Job Title: Personal Assistant to Fr. Michael Cooper, S.J. Associate Professor of M.A.P.S (Master of Arts Pastoral Studies) Program l Responsibilities include filing paperwork, photocopying, typing documents, organizing materials for graduate classes l Volunteer Experience Horizons for Homeless Children, Winter 2013/2014 • Organizing and delivering toys/clothes/additional items for homeless families around the holidays Haitian Education Project, June 2010 l Organized materials to be sent off to victims of Haiti earthquake Habitat for Humanity, June 2009- August 2009 l Volunteered in building homes l Created a newsletter for the Habitat ReStore Toys for Tots, December 2005 l Helped organize and separate toys Activities l l l l Berlin Community Theater- Summer 2009 Member of Saint Leo University Drama Ministry Member of Saint Leo University’s a-capella choir Totally TABS Other performing groups include: church choir, small wind ensembles, various theater productions Kristin M. Haas, M.A., M.T.S. Curriculum Vitae, February 2015 1516 Marigold Way #606 § South Bend, IN 46617 § 563-271-5218 § [email protected] School of Theology and Ministry, Boston College Catholic Peacebuilding Network, University of Notre Dame EDUCATION AND FELLOWSHIPS • • • • M.T.S. (May 2015) Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Brighton, MA. GPA: 3.93 Theological Studies: systematic theology, anthropology, and ecclesiology M.A. (July 2012, with distinction) University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN. GPA: 3.97 Theology: General Studies, liturgy and doctrine, Echo: Faith Formation Leadership Program B.A. (May 2010, magna cum laude) University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN. GPA: 3.87 Program of Liberal Studies and International Peace Studies; Glynn Family Honors Program International Study: FASPE (June 2013), Ethics in Church Leadership, Germany and Poland Middle East History and Religion (Summer 2009), Tantur Ecumenical Institute, Israel Development Studies (Spring 2009), Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda RELEVANT COURSEWORK (GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE) • • • Systematic Theology Patristic and Medieval Theology, Christology, Theological Anthropology, Fundamental, Moral, and Liturgical Theology, Ecclesiology, Scripture, Church History Pastoral Theology Methods in Faith Formation, Christian Spirituality, Global Church, Religion and Politics, World Religions, Restorative Justice, Poverty and Solidarity, Catholic Social Teaching Liberal Studies Classic Texts in the Humanities from Antiquity through Postmodernity; Political Theory, Ethics, Linguistics, Metaphysics/Epistemology, Poetry, Music, History of Math/Physics SELECTED HONORS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS • • • • • Full-Tuition Scholarship & Research Assistantship, BC School of Theology and Ministry, 2012-15 Full-Tuition Scholarship, M.A. in Theology, University of Notre Dame, 2010-12 International Peace Studies Senior Essay Award, second place, 2010 Susan Clements Scholarship, excellence in the Program of Liberal Studies, Notre Dame, May 2010 Glynn Family Honors Program, University of Notre Dame, 2006-10 LANGUAGES: Advanced oral and written Spanish; basic study in French, German, Luganda PROFESSIONAL AND MINISTERIAL EXPERIENCE Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame, 2014-present • Research Associate, Catholic Peacebuilding Network, August 2014-present (full time). Collaborate to organize research and peacebuilding initiatives for the network of 21 universities, bishops’ conferences, development agencies, and others; promote scholarship in theology and practice of Catholic peacebuilding; administer digital communications; represent CPN at relevant events. School of Theology and Ministry, Boston College, 2012-2014 (M.T.S. Program) • • • • Archdiocesan Assistant, Office of Lifelong Faith Formation and Parish Support, Archdiocese of Boston, 2014 (part-time). Help form parish leaders; research catechist/PCL formation practices. Murray House Fellow (Spirituality), Office of Graduate Student Life, Boston College, 2013-14 (part-time). Plan, publicize, execute, and evaluate spirituality events for graduate students. Adult Mentor, Arrupe International Immersion Program, Mexico and Boston College, 2013-14. Resident Pastoral Minister, St. Mary of the Angels Parish, Roxbury, MA, 2012-13. Echo: Faith Formation Leadership Program, University of Notre Dame, 2010-12 (echo.nd.edu) • Apprentice Catechetical Leader, Most Holy Trinity Parish, Angleton, TX, 2010-12 (full-time). Collaborate with staff and volunteers to provide catechesis and formation for all ages; design curricula for teens and RCIA; plan and lead prayer services; build parish digital media presence. Undergraduate Studies, University of Notre Dame, 2007-2010 • • • • • Office Assistant, Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies, 2007-10 (part-time). Proofread book chapters for publication; support faculty and staff with research and events. Co-Facilitator, Leadership Through Solidarity Course, Center for Social Concerns, 2009-10. Research Assistant, Kellogg International Scholars Program, 2007-09 (part-time). Student Advisory Boards, Center for Social Concerns and Program of Liberal Studies, 2009-10. Liturgical Commissioner, Lewis Hall, 2007. Other Experience, 2004-2006: Web Design Assistant and Editor-in-Chief, Knight Beacon and Accolade, Assumption High School; Research Intern, biology lab, University of Chicago. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS AND ESSAYS • • • • • “Full and Emptied: Interpreting Christ's Divinity for Theologies of Religion,” Lumen et Vita, 2014. Regular contributions to Millennial and Oblation: Liturgy and Evangelization (both online), 2011-2012. “Echoes of Church Life,” Church Life: A Journal for the New Evangelization 1, Issue 1 (Winter 2012). “Dominating Power, Liberating Love: Simone Weil on Difference and Agency,” 2010. “Caring International Relations? Ethics, Power, and Responsibility to Protect,” 2009 (award). SELECTED PRESENTATIONS • • • • • • • “Truth: Imposition or Duty? Living Our Faith amid Relativism,” Saint Mary’s College, Feb 2015. “Conversion and Communion in Action,” reflection for M.A. students, Notre Dame, June 2012. “Seeking and Finding God,” Angleton Christian School, Angleton, TX, 30 Nov 2011. “The Corporal Works of Mercy,” six-part series, Holy Trinity Parish, Angleton, TX, Lent 2011. “Suffering, Hope, Redemption,” Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart, Houston, TX, 11 March 2011. Celebratory speech to Program of Liberal Studies faculty and graduates, Notre Dame, May 2010. “Care and Power: Roles and Rules for Outsiders in Authentic Development,” Human Development Conference, Notre Dame, Feb 2010. REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST Sarah%Catherine%Haines% 662#279#9288''•''[email protected]''•''20'Radcliffe'Road,'Apt.'310,'Allston,'MA''02134' ' Education%% ' Boston%College%School%of%Theology%and%Ministry,'Chestnut'Hill,'Massachusetts''''''''''''''Expected'May'2015' ' ' ' Masters'of'Theological'Studies,'specializing'in'Ethics' Boston%College,'Chestnut'Hill,'Massachusetts'' ' ' ' ''''''''''' ' '''''''''''''May'2013' Bachelor'of'Arts'in'Theology,'Minor'in'African'and'African'Diaspora'Studies,'Cum$Laude'' University%of%Cape%Town,'Cape'Town,'South'Africa' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''July'–'December'2011' ' Experience% Boston%College% %%%%%Pathways(Graduate(Assistant,'Office'of'Residential'Life' ' ' ' '''''August'2013'–'Present' • Serve'as'a'graduate'assistant'for'a'newly'developed'pilot'program'intended'to'enhance'student'formation'in'first# year'residence'halls' • Collaborate'with'a'team'of'6'graduate'assistants'to'implement'an'intentional'community'engagement'model'' • Work'closely'with'in#hall'staff,'including'Resident'Director'and'Resident'Assistants,'for'academic'and'faculty' programmatic'initiatives' • Supervised'14'Resident'Assistants'in'community'and'faculty'outreach'efforts,'including'intentional'programming' for'residents'and'Boston'College'President'William'P.'Leahy,'S.J.'' • Manage'a'budget'of'over'$7,000,'including'allocating'funds'for'special'projects,'completing'funding'paperwork,' and'reconciling'receipts' • Recruit'and'supervise'a'team'of'2#4'upperclassmen'student'facilitators'in'leading'small'group'conversations,' preparing'talks,'and'organizing'dinner'conversation'series'' • Assisted'with'the're#branding'of'weekly'conversation'groups,'including'revising'programmatic'curricula'and' manuals'and'creating'logos,'taglines,'and'marketing'materials' • Create'print'and'electronic'advertisements'in'order'to'appropriately'market'and'publicize'program'initiatives'' • Planned'and'implemented'a'one#day'fall'training'for'upperclassmen'student'facilitators'with'graduate'team'to' prepare'students'for'leading'small'group'conversations'with'first#year'students' • Created'and'implemented'a'post#training'evaluation'for'upperclassmen'student'facilitators'to'gauge'student' learning,'training'effectiveness,'and'evaluate'logistics'' • Coordinated'with'a'team'of'3'to'evaluate,'restructure,'and'implement'an'incentivized'6#week'academic'initiative' (Fly'Like'an'Eagle)'that'encourages'first#year'students'to'build'relationships'with'faculty'and'utilize'academic' resources'to'enhance'their'academic'experience' • Analyzed'and'synthesized'all'Fly'Like'an'Eagle'data,'including'identifying'themes,'trends,'and'compiling' quantitative'data'' • Participated'in'leading'focus'groups'for'first#year'students'to'gauge'student'satisfaction'and'learning'' • Provided'guidance'and'direction'for'a'Resident'Assistant’s'floor'retreat,'including'advice'on'providing'safe'spaces,' creating'relevant'activities,'and'intentional'reflections' % %%%%%Teaching(Assistant,'Office'of'First'Year'Experience' ' ''''' ' ''''''''September'–'December'2012' • Assisted'in'developing'a'semester#long,'discussion#based'course'called'Courage'To'Know' • Collaborated'with'Professor'Sue'Roberts'(English'Dept.)'in'creating'a'course'syllabus,'including'selecting'required' texts,'assignment'deadlines,'and'course'structure' • Facilitated'discussions'along'with'supervising'professor'and'co#teaching'assistant' • Graded'and'offered'feedback'for'80'reflective'essays'throughout'the'semester' • Developed'and'maintained'mentoring'relationships'with'students,'providing'guidance'and'support'for'personal' and'academic'development' % %%% % Sarah%Catherine%Haines% ( ( Office(Assistant,'Office'of'Residential'Life' ' ' ' ' '' ''''''''''January'–'May'2013' • Provided'administrative'support'for'a'Resident'Director'of'a'first#year'residence'hall' • Created'marketing'for'a'newly'renovated'reflection'lounge'in'the'building' %%%%%% Kairos(Retreat(Leader,'Campus'Ministry'' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''March'–'April'2012' • Led'3#day'spiritual'retreat'for'50+'students'' • Facilitated'small'group'discussion'during'the'retreat'around'topics'of'hope,'obstacles,'and'faith' • Met'weekly'with'a'team'of'leaders'to'plan'and'develop'the'retreat,'including'retreat'logistics,'scheduling,'and' content' • Presented'speech'on'faith'to'facilitate'student'discussion'and'reflection'' % Jumpstart%for%Young%Children,'Boston,'Massachusetts''''''''''''''''' Volunteer(Coordinator$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $September'–'May'2010#2011,'2012#2013' • Developed'and'administered'new'academic'tutoring'program'at'Boston'Medical'Center’s'pediatric'clinic'' • Coordinated'community,'campus,'and'Corps'Member'events'for'over'200'volunteers'for'an'award#winning' program'whereby'college'students'mentor'low'income'preschool'children'to'prepare'them'for'future'academic' success'' • Managed'day#to#day'operations,'coordinated'program'logistics,'scheduled'office'hours'' • Designed'and'branded'a'company#wide'usable'template'for'power'point'presentations'and'newsletters'' • Developed'relationships'with'neighboring'preschools,'supported'6'teams'of'Corps'Members'at'5'Partner' Preschools' • Participated'in'intensive'training'and'professional'development'concerning'in'early'childhood'theory'and'practice,' language'and'literacy'development,'leadership'and'communication'skills' Corps(Member$ ' '''''''''''''''''''''' ' ' ' '''''''''''''''''''''''September'2009'–'May'2010' • Instructed'preschool'students,'supplemented'the'existing'early'childhood'curriculum' • Partnered'with'teachers'and'families'of'students'in'order'to'encourage'family'involvement' • Fostered'relationships'with'assigned'preschool'students'to'assist'with'skill#building'through' • Planned'in#classroom'activities'for'a'class'of'24'preschool'children;'collaborated'with'a'team'of'8'Corps'members' % Camp%Lake%Stephens,'Oxford,'Mississippi''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' '''''''''''''''' Summer(Camp(Program(Office(Manager$$$$$$$$ $ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$May'–'August'2012$ • Managed'day#to#day'operations'for'multiple'sessions'of'a'6'week'overnight'camp'serving'1200+'children,'ages'' 7#18' • Trained'50+'staff'members'on'child'development'and'behavior'management' • Facilitated'communication'between'parents,'campers,'and'staff'members' • Assisted'with'week#long'program'serving'65+'mentally'handicapped'adults' • Created'a'daily'devotional'curriculum'used'by'counselors'with'campers' Summer(Camp(Counselor$$$$$''''''' ' ' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''May'–'August,'2008#2011$ • Served'as'a'leader,'mentor,'and'teacher'to'students'ages'6#18' • Taught'camp'curriculum'and'created'Bible'study'to'augment'curriculum'' ' % % Skills% % % % % Applications:'Microsoft'Office'(Word,'Power'Point,'Excel,'Publisher),'Adobe'Photoshop% Certifications:'Cardiopulmonary'Resuscitation'(CPR),'First'Aid,'Lifeguard% ' KAYLA HAWKINS [email protected] 56 Greycliff Rd. Brighton, M.A., 02135 (603) 520-5790 EDUCATION: Master of Theological Studies, May 2015 (expected) Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Brighton, MA. Honors: Full Academic Scholarship Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Religious Studies, May 2010 The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. Honors: Dean’s List (every semester), St. Timothy Award 2006 (granted from the Diocese of Manchester, N.H.), Catholic University Scholarships: Academic, Parish, and Alumni Graduate Level Courses During Undergrad: Introduction to the History of Christian Spirituality, Practicing the Prayer of the Heart, The Cappadocian Fathers and the Christian God, Eschatology, The Synoptic Gospels STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS: Centro Studi Italiani, Polo Universitario Internazionale, Urbania, Italy, July 2010- September 2010 v Significantly strengthened language skills through intensive Italian courses v Resided in Italian immersion program hosted by Benedictine nuns offering ministry opportunities within the parish v Collaborated to aid the Catholic University study abroad program based in Rome Angelicum Pontificia Università San Tommaso D’ Aquino, Rome, Italy, December 2008- July 2009 v Significantly advanced academic knowledge by studying one semester of theology at the university v Resided in a house of studies in Rome with approximately 30 Italian women university students which greatly improved my language and understanding of culture v Collaborated to aid the Catholic University study abroad program based in Rome v Improved Italian through immersion experience and with continued lessons Rome CUAbroad Program with Catholic University, Rome, Italy, Spring 2008 v Studied Italian in Roman run institution and attended regular lectures throughout the city given by a CUA professor of philosophy and theology v Attended “Charting the Road of the Ecumenical Movement” lecture given by Walter Cardinal Kasper – President of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity EXPERIENCE: Intern, Office of Evangelization, Archdiocese of Boston, Braintree, MA., Present v Trained in NFP, Protecting God’s Children, and Pre-Cana leadership v Versed in validity and liceity of marriage according to Canon Law, and Pre-Cana content v Compile statistical feed-back of Pre-Cana couples Confirmation Teacher, St. Mary of the Annunciation Parish, Melrose, MA., Present v Make use of “Chosen Program” yet make my own curriculum for 40mins each class v Explain the importance of the Mass: Logos, Sacrament of the Eucharist, Christ as fully God and man: mediation, Christ as sign and sacrament, putting us into right relation to God, and orienting to God: Iraneous of Lyon v Cover: sacrament, sacramental effect, initiative of grace, orientation to God, human end of happiness: Augustine, four marks of the faith, theological virtues, gift of the holy spirit, indelible mark, matter and form, intention of the bishop, sacramentum et res, exitus et reditus: Aquinas, and reconciliation: mortal and venial sin v Providing literature from: YouCat, Baltimore Catechism, Universalis App, iPieta App, iBrievary App v Compile community service opportunities: Parish Bicycle Tune-up, Pies for Shut-ins, Snow Shoveling Graduate Assistant in Student Affairs and Alumni Relations, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Brighton, MA., September 2013- Present v Serve as STM liaison for alumni/ae communication v Develop a school-wide accessible alumni database through Google Docs v Manage school website using Adobe CQ v Compile statistics of alumni career placement for board of trustees v Search and post job openings for the use of current students v Reconfigure the Facebook Alumni group as needed Summer Program Assistant, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Brighton, MA., Summer 2014 v Anticipate administrative needs of faculty and staff for proper functioning of Summer Institute v Manage IT and AV services for faculty teaching v Prepare course material for professors, and answer administrative questions of all 130 students Development Associate, Harvard University Catholic Center, Cambridge, MA., January 2012-August 2013 v Organize all Catholic Center Lectures, Theology on Taps, and Student Dinners, via email, Facebook, paper posters, as well as organization of stage setup, food prep, and lecturer accommodations v Implement Vertical Response to consolidate and enliven virtual communication with students and constituents Producing a 25% increase in email opens and only a 2% semester opt-out among students v Create the concept for weekly parish as well as student virtual bulletins of events, in an effort to unite the community v Responsibility for all donor giving information in the Raiser’s Edge database, acknowledgement letters, and upkeep of relevant biography information of each constituent v Run queries, reports, and batches weekly to analyze the increase and communication of donors with the Harvard Catholic Center v Institute Raiser’s Edge over to a hosted system, enabling greater efficiency within institution wide data entry v Monitor the newly implemented Facebook and Harvard open email group, both encouraged to remain student run v Encourage student involvement and open communication in all HCC planned events through a weekly tea in the development office in order to discuss ideas, upcoming events, and proper population methods to raise event awareness across the Harvard campus v Attend various webinars as well as Raiser’s Edge and Vertical Response Support Team chats, to weekly improve knowledge and training within each database. v Train other employees in the proper use of Raiser’s Edge database N.H. Catholic Charities Volunteer Intern with the Community and Parish Outreach Coordinator, Laconia, N.H., May 2011-December 2011 v Head the Toys for Tots program through screening of intakes and collaboration with other regional offices v Work with Individual Development Accounts Program clients on fulfilling education and budget goals v Take in-take calls and handle follow-up calls to clients of the Laconia Catholic Charities office v Manage client filing and office Google Documents v Attend Webinars and meetings of local non-profit organizations with the N.H.C.C. staff v Participant of Bridging Lives and Enhancing Self Esteem (B.L.E.S.S.) to support families suffering from poverty Office Assistant of Campus Ministry, Catholic University, Washington, D.C., May 2008 -August 2008 Sacristan, Catholic University, Washington, D.C., August 2007- December 2008 ACTIVITIES: v Harvard University Extension School, Audit of Intensive Latin (January 2013-May 2013) v St. John’s Seminary of Boston, Audit of Graduate Level Courses: The History of the Church, New Testament, St. Augustine’s Confessions (January 2012-May 2012) v Franklin Children's Team, advocating for child safety at school and after school, Franklin N.H. (May 2011-December 2011) v Laconia Human Relations Film Committee, advocate cultural awareness and appreciation, Laconia N.H. (May 2011December 2011) v Homelessness Outreach Committee, the meeting of Lakes Region organizations dedicated to homelessness relief, Laconia N.H. (May 2011-December 2011) v Fides Et Ratio, Faith and Reason, Catholic University (August 2009- May 2010) v Catholic University Brookland Community Club (August 2009- May 2010) v Women’s Discernment for Life Vocations Group, Catholic University (Fall 2006-Spring 2007, Group Leader Fall 2007) v Dorm Spirituality Committee Chair, Catholic University (Fall 2006-Spring 2007) v Bachelor of Arts Social Work Organization, Catholic University (Spring 2006- Fall 2007) v Volunteer at Little Sister of the Poor Nursing Home, Washington D.C. (Fall 2006- Fall 2007) SKILLS: v Language: Nearing fluency in Italian v Computer: CQ Web Manager, Raiser’s Edge Database, Vertical Response, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Social Networking sites, RSS, Evernote, Webinars, Google Documents and Calendar William J. Hudson Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.) ‘15 620.704.5381 | [email protected] EDUCATION: Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Brighton, MA. Master of Theological Studies, May 2015 • Current GPA: 3.95 Benedictine College, Atchison, KS. Bachelor of Arts, Theology and Philosophy, May 2013 • Minor: Classics • Cumulative GPA: 3.96 • Summa Cum Laude St. Mary’s Colgan High School, Pittsburg, KS. High School Diploma, May 2009. WORK EXPERIENCE: Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies - September 2014 - Present Graduate Assistant • Developing Boston College Ever to Excel, a week-long summer conference/retreat for juniors and seniors in high school. • Tasks have included investigating other Catholic conferences in the United States, envisioning and writing a mission statement, imagining themes for the conference, and organizing the week’s events. Theology and Ministry Library - September 2013 - May 2014 Library Associate • Assisted staff and patrons with various Access Services tasks, such as opening and/or closing the library, charging and discharging items, locating items, and scanning articles/chapters for interlibrary loan. • Aided in Stacks Management, including responsibilities such as shifting the library collection, reshelving returned books, moving boxes of books, and shelf reading. Benedictine College Admission Office - August 2011 - May 2013 Admission Office Assistant • Lead campus tours and residence hall viewings. • Answered questions from prospective students and parents in admission counselor sessions. • Worked in the office helping to coordinate campus visits, answer the phone, etc. MINISTRY EXPERIENCE: FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students) - 2009-2013 Student leader • Led a group of men through a weekly scriptural study. • Mentored a younger student weekly. FOCUS Prayer Team Member - 2010-2013; Leader - 2011-2013 • Planned and facilitated weekly meetings. • Organized campus-wide events. Totus Tuus of Wichita - Summer 2010 Teacher • Taught students in Grades 1-12 in a catechetical program for the Catholic Diocese of Wichita. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS: Benedictine College Symposium on Advancing the New Evangelization • March 2013- “Freedom and the Problem of Evil,” (With Brock Martin). • March 2014- “Beauty and Conversion in Augustine’s Confessions.” OTHER ACTIVITIES AND AWARDS: • • • • • St. Anselm Award for Excellence in Theology St. Thomas Aquinas Award for Excellence in Philosophy Benedictine College Study Abroad Program - Spring 2011 Benedictine College President’s List - Spring 2010, Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2012 Benedictine College Dean’s List - Fall 2009, Fall 2010, Spring 2013 REFERENCES: Fr. Casey Beaumier, S.J. – Director, Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies, Boston College (617)-552-8181 Khaled Anatolios – Professor of Historical Theology, Professor Ordinarius, Boston College (617)-552-6512 Fr. Michael Simone, S.J. – Assistant Professor of Old Testament, Boston College (617)-552-6501 Virginia Greeley – Circulation Services Supervisor, Theology and Ministry Library, Boston College (617)-552-6537 James Madden – Professor of Philosophy, Benedictine College (913)-360-7454 JYLLIAN HURWITZ [email protected] 92 Wallingford Rd. Apt #1 Brighton, MA 02135 Permanent Address: 721 S. Carriage Cir. Anaheim Hills, CA 92807 (714) 889-9386 OBJECTIVE To serve in a ministerial role that will engage my professional and leadership experiences as well as my commitment to the formation, coordination, and pastoral care of youth and young adults. EDUCATION BOSTON COLLEGE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY Master of Arts, Theology and Ministry, GPA 3.90 Brighton, Massachusetts May 2015 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Arts, Major in Theological Studies and Psychology Summa Cum Laude, GPA 3.93 Los Angeles, California May 2013 WORK EXPERIENCE BOSTON COLLEGE Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Graduate Assistant for Urban Catholic Teacher Corps (UCTC) December 2014 – Present • Compiled and processed applications for incoming UCTC members and conducted interviews for the selection process • Communicated with Catholic Schools throughout the Boston area to place the new cohort of teachers • Oversaw and organized the new cohort for training and formation and assisted with other important education initiatives SAINT JOSEPH PREPARATORY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Brighton, Massachusetts Campus Ministry Intern September 2014 – Present • Gathered with the Campus Ministry team to devise and develop Campus Ministry sponsored events for students • Implemented a variety of retreats, prayer services, and service projects to fulfill the needs of students • Guided students in developing their own witness talks and remained a supportive presence in the Campus Ministry office OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE CATHOLIC CHURCH Santa Ana, California Assistant Youth Minister Summer 2014 • Pioneered a high school youth group at the parish by recruiting and training a team of young adult leaders • Conceptualized, planned, and executed community building activities for high school students to promote the program • Facilitated and prepared youth nights by creating agendas, small and large group activities, and hosting speakers LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY Los Angeles, California Office of Campus Ministry Student Minister September 2010 – May 2013 • Created a welcoming environment for students entering the office and answered questions based on personal experience • Supported Christian Life Community members by updating databases, coordinating events, and attending meetings • Publicized programs by creating promotional materials that illustrated the mission of Campus Ministry Office of Campus Ministry Summer Intern Summer 2012 • Educated and invited the incoming freshman class to Campus Ministry’s programs by speaking at all orientation sessions • Promoted LMU’s visibility and events by using social media and other effective web outreach tools • Coordinated all summer Liturgies by recruiting, training, and managing all of the sacristans and acolytes ST. MARTIN DE PORRES CATHOLIC CHURCH Yorba Linda, California Youth Minister and Confirmation Coordinator Summer 2010 & Summer 2011 • Generated and executed community building activities for high school students to promote the program • Organized and led retreats for junior high school students to deepen their faith and relationship with God • Facilitated and prepared Confirmation classes by creating agendas, small and large group activities, and hosting speakers LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE DIOCESE OF ORANGE Faith and Character Development Speaker for Catholic Youth and Youth Ministers • Public speaker for youth and youth conferences in the Diocese of Orange Orange, California August 2014 Los Angeles, California LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY Office of Campus Ministry September 2010 – May 2013 • Directed Freshmen Retreat and Senior Retreat programs by planning, recruiting, and executing all aspects of the retreat • Mentored and guided several small faith sharing groups on retreats including the First Year Retreat and Kairos Retreat • Selected to travel internationally with ten students to Jamaica to experience a faith-based service immersion program Belles Service Organization President of Spirituality and Social Justice January 2011 – May 2013 A 50-member organization dedicated to giving time and service to the University and the Los Angeles community • Created the weekly reflection and agenda to inspire fellow members to serve, reflect, and live a life for and with others • Completed 30+ hours of community service each semester at various service placements in the Los Angeles area • Developed and implemented a service trip for twenty students to build houses and community in Mexico Domestic Violence Awareness Month Coordinator January 2011 – May 2013 • Established Domestic Violence Awareness Month on LMU’s campus by providing education to end domestic abuse • Involved hundreds of students in events such as a documentary showing, silent protests, a panel discussion of students and faculty, a food truck fundraiser, a night of poetry and dance, and a candlelight vigil for victims of domestic abuse • Coordinated volunteer opportunities for students at non-profit organizations such as Break the Cycle and Good Shepherd SKILLS Public Speaker: Speaker for Catholic Youth and Youth Ministers • Presenter for several parishes throughout the Diocese of Orange, CA Small Business Owner: Magnolia Makery • Develop, promote, and oversee all areas of the business by creating and operating an online shop and managing sales Applications: Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Social Media Outlets (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) • Proficient in these computer skills to create fliers, brochures, and other event or program materials Bridget Kelly 61 Horace St. Needham, MA 02494 ׀[email protected] ׀781-308-6791 EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Boston, MA Master of Theological Studies degree, Concentration in Biblical Studies , Expected May 2015 Boston College, College of Arts and Sciences Chestnut Hill, MA Bachelor of Arts degree, Theology Major, Philosophy Minor, May 2011 HONORS AND AWARDS Theta Alpha Kappa National Honor Society EXPERIENCE Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Boston, MA Graduate Assistant for Boston Theological Institute (BTI) Aug. 2014-Present Coordinate communications between the BTI (a consortium of ten university divinity schools, schools of theology, and seminaries in the Boston area) and its member institutions, and between the BTI and outside organizations. Write and publish a weekly newsletter; conduct marketing research; plan, publicize and facilitate events; contribute to development of overall BTI vision; perform other administrative requirements. Support Boston College School of Theology and Ministry in the Graduate Assistant duties described below. Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Boston, MA Summer Program Assistant June 2014-Aug. 2014 Collaborated with Associate Dean of Finance and Administration to design, implement, and analyze quantitative analysis of syllabi and presented findings to Dean of the School of Theology and Ministry. Performed Graduate Assistant duties listed below for the School of Theology and Ministry Summer Institute. Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Boston, MA Graduate Assistant Aug. 2013-May 2014 Compiled and edited weekly newsletter for the School of Theology and Ministry. Provided administrative support for professors and other staff members for class preparation, meetings, lectures, retreats. Assisted faculty and staff with projects in areas such as processing program registrations and editing documents. Represented the School of Theology and Ministry and created a hospitable environment for visitors and callers in the STM office and at events. La Semilla Food Center Las Cruces, NM School Garden Coordinator Aug. 2012-Aug. 2013 Full-time AmeriCorps position through Border Servant Corps, a volunteer program which is based on the tenets of simple living, social justice, spirituality, and community. Developed, implemented, and documented lessons which connected gardening and nutrition to school curriculum. Lessons met New Mexico Benchmarks and Standards for science, mathematics, language arts, and social studies. Taught weekly lessons to students in kindergarten, 3rd, 4th, and 7th grade; facilitated extracurricular garden club at two elementary schools and one middle school. Designed and implemented other programs through La Semilla which focused on community outreach and education to promote healthy relationships with food, a sustainable food system, and fostering community. Bridget Kelly 61 Horace St. Needham, MA 02494 ׀[email protected] ׀781-308-6791 Casa Juan Diego, Catholic Worker House Houston, TX Catholic Worker Aug. 2011-July 2012 Casa Juan Diego is a center for immigrants and refugees from Mexico, Central America, and other parts of the world. Duties spanned working in the medical clinic, managing the appointments of women and children in the shelter, and responding to requests of other members of the community. Duties in the medical clinic included patient intake and medical history interviews, translating, coordinating prescription pick-ups, scheduling, and administrative work. Duties at shelter included accompanying, translating and advocating for center guests at court or state social service agencies, connecting guests with social services, assisting children with homework, creating a hospitable environment for guests and other community members, and leading student volunteer groups. Casa de la Solidaridad Study Abroad Program Jayaque, El Salvador Student Aug. 2009- Dec. 2009 Worked with a group of pre-at-risk Salvadoran youth and two school psychologists, discussing issues such as violence, self-esteem, and life planning in a formal setting every week. Spent two days every week in a Salvadoran community meeting with and learning from residents, and applied this experience in coursework in Liberation Theology and History of El Salvador’s Civil War. COMMUNITY INVOLVMENT Boston College Arrupe International Program Chestnut Hill, MA El Salvador Trip - Mentor March 2014-Present Provide guidance and support for two student leaders and fourteen participants during a year-long process of learning about El Salvador as a country and in how faith and spirituality tie into social justice, community, action, and solidarity. Plan, facilitate, and participate in weekly 2-hour reflections as well as other programs for students involved in the Arrupe Program. Translate, manage finances, and supervise student group during 10-day immersion trip to El Salvador. St. Ignatius Parish Faith Formation Chestnut Hill, MA Catechist Sept. 2013-Present Develop and facilitate weekly bilingual faith formation classes for high school students. Create a positive environment for faith formation where students learn about topics of faith in both English and Spanish and within a cross-cultural context. Espiritualidad Encarnada Houston, TX Member Jan. 2012-July 2012 Participated in Spanish prayer and discussion group on the topics of spirituality, community, and social justice, based on readings and films. Took part in planning group meetings for 20 adults. SKILLS High Proficiency in Spanish Reading Proficiency in Biblical Hebrew and Biblical Aramaic Proficiency in Microsoft Office Devon Kemp 19 Garrison Street Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 T: 806-282-9984 E: [email protected] Education Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry Anticipated graduation date: May 2015 Angelo State University Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Minor in Kinesiology Work Experience Assistant Campus Minister West Texas A&M University • • • • • • • • • • • Chestnut Hill, MA Summer 2012 - Present San Angelo, TX August 2009 – May 2012 Canyon, TX May 2012 – December 2014 Assisted in planning, organizing, and direction of fundraisers Worked alongside donors to further build up the ministry Interacted and communicated with Diocese of Amarillo and other Catholic organizations in region Helped to grow the annual Auction Fundraiser from a $60,000 income to $100,000 Organized and directed college student events, trips, and retreats Counseled and advised college students Taught various small learning groups over spirituality as a college student Oversaw all meetings held by student leaders Worked in tandem with director to create a healthy and welcoming environment for college students Represented the organization on West Texas A&M University campus during both schoolwide, and ministerial group meetings Edited and designed campus ministry website and weekly newsletter Sales and Customer Service Associate Summer 2006 – Summer 2008 Texas Threads Hereford, TX • Delivered excellent customer service to customers • Reorganized and set up store and merchandise • Ordered and delivered merchandise for customers • Greeted and assisted customers in the store • Created and decorated gift baskets for customers • Listened to customer’s needs, and communicated back to store owners Volunteer Experience Catholic Extension Affiliate May 2012 – December 2014 Young Adult Leadership Initiative • Presented and spoke about my ministerial experience with college students at various fundraising events • Assisted in the organization of fundraising events • Represented Catholic Extension, an organization that assists in funding Mission Diocese around the country, at various ministerial conferences • Received hands-on experience within advancement and fundraising President Angelo State University Catholic Student Center Fall 2010–Spring 2012 • Created, organized, and directed events and retreats for college students • Represented and spoke for the organization on Angelo State University’s campus • Created a relationship between the organization and the surrounding parishes • Partnered with the director in creating a positive Catholic environment • Communicated with Diocese of San Angelo on behalf of organization Volunteer at San Angelo Boys and Girls Club and Adult Day Care Center • Assisted in organizing Halloween Pumpkin Painting event for children • Interacted with the elderly • Assisted in organizing events to keep the elderly active Served as Sponsor on Various Church Mission Trips • Lead small discussion groups with high school students • Organized activities on trips to encourage students to share • Oversaw high school student’s activities Skills • • • • • • Exceptional Organizational Skills People Management Customer Relations Event Planning Fundraising Experience Time Management/Scheduling • • • Fall 2010 Fall 2009-Spring 2012 Counseling/Listening capabilities Mastery of Microsoft Office, Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint Website Editing Academic Research Experience Professional Presentation April 2012 Midwestern Psychological Association Chicago, IL • Evans, R., Kemp, D. E., & Hack, T. (2011, October). Decision Making and Stereotyping: Effects of Inclusion versus Exclusion Mindsets. Poster submitted to the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. Submitted Manuscripts April 2012 Angelo State University • Evans, R., Kemp, D. E., & Hack, T. Decision Making and Stereotyping: Effects of Inclusion versus Exclusion Mindsets. Psi Chi Journal of Undergraduate Research Megan Krakowiak 96 College Road, Chestnut Hill MA 02467 | [email protected] | 440.221.1837 Education Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry Boston College College of Arts and Sciences, University Honors Program Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Minor in Faith, Peace, and Justice CURRENT POSITION Boston College Center for Student Form ation Expected May 2015 May 2012 June 2013 - Present Halftime Program Coordinator Halftime is a weekend retreat rooted in the Ignatian spiritual tradition, designed to focus on vocational discernment. It is unique in its inclusion of a large number of faculty and staff participating in conversation groups with students. • Coordinate and manage the overall implementation of 5 Halftime retreats each year, including student trainings, logistics, recruitment, and assessment • Communicate and educate undergraduate students on the foundational points of Jesuit education and student development • Recruit and oversee the registration process for 40+ retreat participants for each Halftime retreat, including coordinating all communication with registered participants • Facilitate groups of student leaders in weekly training meetings in preparation for retreat weekends • Communicate the “talk-building” process and individually coach student leaders in crafting, polishing, and giving impactful retreat talks on topics including: “Joy,” “Relationships,” “Obstacles to Vocation,” “Conversations Partners,” “Being Attentive, Reflective, & Loving” “Who Does the World Need Me to Be?” • Present Ignatian themes of attentiveness, reflection, contemplation and action, conversation partners to retreat participants during each retreat weekend • Manage the recruitment and selection process for Halftime retreat directors who are graduate students and professional staff including maintenance of websites and applications • Train and supervise 5 Halftime retreat directors each year through an 8-week training as well as individual one-on-one meetings • Create and oversee all participant, student leader, and faculty/staff schedules for retreat weekends, including detailed minute-by-minute schedules Ascend Program Coordinator Ascend is a program for sophomore women designed to create the space to come together to form authentic relationships and talk about the experience of being women students at Boston College. Participants meet in small groups weekly. • Designed and launched a pilot program for 64 sophomore women led by 16 senior women leaders. In its second year, the program expanded to serve 80 sophomore women led by 20 senior women leaders. • • • • • Train senior leaders in navigating challenging conversations with sophomore women and facilitating group discussions Create and implement a curriculum for senior leaders to use during weekly small group meetings with sophomores. Topics include: friendship, vulnerability, authenticity, spirituality, relationships/“hook ups,” female role models, managing stress, identity Plan and execute weekend-long Lead retreat, program-wide overnight, program-wide day hike Present on personal experiences as a college woman for the purpose of engaging a conversation and modeling authenticity and vulnerability Coordinate and facilitate training and supervision for senior leaders to monitor the progress of small groups and provide guidance, direction, and support Cam ino Course— Center for Student Form ation Staff Support The Boston College Center for Student Formation, in collaboration with the university Philosophy Department, created a course entitled, “Self Knowledge and Discernment” for the spring 2015 semester. The group will walk the Camino de Santiago in May-June, 2015. • Recruit, interview, and select 10 undergraduate students for the course • Plan and execute the formational aspects of the course outside of the classroom including a twonight overnight retreat in New Hampshire • Attend spring academic course and contribute to group dynamics and formation • Accompany group along the Camino de Santiago as pastoral presence, along with logistical and team dynamic support throughout the course of the program PAST EXPERIENCE International Volunteer- Kingston, Jam aica August 2012-June 2013 • Organize and implement a year of international volunteering for self and one fellow BC grad working in various capacities with the Sisters of Mercy and Jesuit communities in Kingston, Jamaica • Campus Ministry Assistant with Campion College (Jesuit co-educational): assist weekly retreat; develop curriculum for Morality and Social Justice, and Sexuality unit; organize and lead Kairos 1 • Create and instruct “Cura Personalis”—weekly health and fitness club at Convent of Mercy Academy “Alpha” (All-girls high school) • Tutor 1-on-1 intensive reading recovery for Alpha Boys’ School (residential program) Cam p W alt W hitm an Cabin Counselor June 2012- August 2012 • Assist campers as live-in counselor in navigating social/emotional/physical demands of a 7-week summer camp including trips out of camp in the White Mountains and Appalachian Trail APPLICATIONS Microsoft Office, FileMaker, Adobe CQ, Windows and Mac operating systems, social media SKILLS • Public speaking: frequent retreats, presentations, panels for University Mission and Ministry • Certified Spinning (indoor cycling) instructor RELATED ACADEM IC W O RK • MA Thesis project: Creating Space for the Development of a Robust Spirituality for Women • Independent Undergraduate Senior Honors Thesis: Taboos on the Heart: Applying a ForwardThinking Sexual Ethic to Challenge Social Roles and Promote Growth through Grace toward Dignity, Hope, and Rightly-Ordered Love among Adolescent Girls in Jamaica REBECCA KRZMARZICK 141 Englewood Ave. #45 Brighton, MA 02135 [email protected] (724) 309-4337 OBJECTIVE Seeking a ministry position involving pastoral care and formation of youth or young adults. EDUCATION BOSTON COLLEGE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY CHESTNUT HILL, MA Master of Divinity May 2015 GPA: 3.918 Relevant Coursework: Practice of Ministry with Youth and Young Adults, Pastoral Care and Counseling, Grief and the Bible, Psychotherapy and Spirituality, Pastoral Care of the Family, Trauma and Addiction, Liturgical Preaching UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Psychology GPA: 3.982, Summa Cum Laude NOTRE DAME, IN May 2007 FORMAL MINISTRY TRAINING JESUIT COLLABORATIVE CHESTNUT HILL, MA Spiritual Direction Practicum Sept 2014- May 2015 Trained to be a spiritual director and served as director for 3 undergraduate students. VA PITTSBURGH HEALTHCARE SYSTEM PITTSBURGH, PA Chaplain- Clinical Pastoral Education Summer 2014 Specialized in hospice, palliative, and long term care of patients; led prayer services. YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY EXPERIENCE BOSTON COLLEGE OFFICE OF CAMPUS MINISTRY Adult Mentor- Arrupe International Immersion Program CHESTNUT HILL, MA Sept 2013- May 2014 Mentored a group of 14 undergraduate students throughout a year-long experience of immersion and reflection, with an 8-day immersion experience in Puebla, Mexico. Educated group on Catholic Social Teaching and issues of human rights and social justice. UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME OFFICE OF CAMPUS MINISTRY NOTRE DAME, IN Campus Ministry Intern- ND Campus Ministry Internship Program Aug 2011- June 2012 Co-director of the FIDES (Freshmen in Discipleship, Evangelization, and Service) Program. Encouraged, advised, and assisted students at Notre Dame in personal and spiritual matters. Team Member, teacher, and small group leader for the RCIA Process. Assisted in planning and leading 12 retreats throughout the year. Facilitated the preparation and formation of undergraduate students for ministerial leadership. Gave talks and presentations at various campus ministry events. Assisted with marketing and communications through social media. Resume - Rebecca Krzmarzick Page 1 of 2 BOSTON COLLEGE OFFICE OF CAMPUS MINISTRY CHESTNUT HILL, MA Assistant Director- Kairos Retreat Program, K118 Sept 2012- April 2013 Planned and co-led a Kairos retreat for 50 undergraduate students. Assisted in mentorship and formation of a team of student leaders, with weekly meetings on leadership, pastoral skills, and speaking skills. UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME NOTRE DAME, IN Hall Director- Pasquerilla East Hall Summer 2012 Served as the director of a residence hall for 200 undergraduate and graduate students. Resident Assistant- Pasquerilla East Hall NOTRE DAME, IN Lived and worked with 44 undergraduate women. Planned and promoted spiritual, social, and extracurricular activities in the hall. Organized several residence hall-wide spiritual events. Served as counselor and advisor for students. YOUTH MINISTRY EXPERIENCE ST. CECILIA PARISH BOSTON, MA Religious Education Teacher Sept 2013- May 2014 Taught theology classes to sixth graders at St. Cecilia Parish every Sunday, with a focus on Scripture and Christology. ST. COLUMBKILLE PARISH BRIGHTON, MA Confirmation Teacher Sept 2012- May 2013 Taught and assisted in formation of tenth-grade students as they prepared for Confirmation. Planned weekly lessons and monthly services of prayer and worship. Organized service experiences for the students, and developed skills for liturgical ministries. ND VISION, CONFERENCE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NOTRE DAME, IN Master Mentor Summer 2010 Facilitated the training of 45 new mentors in leadership and pastoral skills. Led small groups of 10 high school students for 4 week-long conferences. Served as mentor, counselor, and guide for 35 high school students. Mentor-in-Faith Summer 2009 Gave a weekly witness talk on the call to relationship with others to over 300 students. Served as mentor, counselor, and guide for 35 high school students. HONORS AND AWARDS STM Fellowship, full tuition scholarship for Master of Divinity Degree (2012- 2015). Dean’s Fellowship, non-service stipend for three-year STM program (2012- 2015). Citation of Merit Award, awarded by the University of Notre Dame’s Office of Residence Life and Housing to one senior undergraduate from each residence hall who has best contributed to Notre Dame’s residential mission through service to the residence halls. Phi Beta Kappa Member, Epsilon of Indiana Chapter. Dean’s Fellow in the College of Arts and Letters, awarded November 2008 by the College of Arts and Sciences, University of Notre Dame, as an initiative to identify students who have demonstrated exceptional promise in scholarship and leadership activities since matriculation at Notre Dame. Resume - Rebecca Krzmarzick Page 2 of 2 Zach Lantz • CELL (541) 206-3455 • E-MAIL [email protected] OBJECTIVE To teach theology at a secondary or post-secondary level of education at a Catholic institution. Interested in coaching sports and using my communications background for student extracurricular activities. EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Master of Theological Studies, Expected Graduation May 2015 Biblical Course Work: Intermediate Biblical Hebrew; Intermediate Biblical Greek; Old Testament Narrative; Job and Suffering; Genesis and Narrative. Theological Course Work: Fundamental Theology; Early Modern Theology; Classic Texts of American Theology; Hermeneutics; Happiness & Virtue; Bioethics; Suffering & Solidarity. California Polytechnic State University, B.S., Journalism, May 2011 Concentrations: News Editorial, Broadcasting & Public Relations. Minor: Religious Studies. MINISTRY & TEACHING EXPERIENCE Lumen Et Vita Journal, Marketing Assistant, 2014-present Oversee marketing materials for Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Journal. Instructional Design & E-teaching Services, Graduate Public Content Developer, 2013-present Work extensively in Adobe Suite to create materials for promotion and E-teaching. Design and animate lectures for Boston College courses. Maintain and edit website content using Adobe Experience Manager. Augustine College, Volunteer Resident Assistant, 2012-2013 Orchestrated activities for 15-20 students as a part of their curriculum and enhanced the students’ non-classroom experience. Assisted in conflict resolution between students. COACHING EXPERIENCE Cal Poly Football, Student Assistant, 2009-2011 Participated in daily personnel and coaches meetings as part of overall team method. Coordinated drills and activities for specific offensive position groups of 3-10 players. Kanakuk Kamps, Unit Coordinator, 2011; Camp Counselor, 2008-2010 Supervised 100+ camp staff. Taught sport programs including tennis, soccer and basketball for a 100+ junior high and high school students. Assisted in event management, coordinating activities for campers. • CELL (541) 206-3455 • E-MAIL [email protected] COMMUNICATIONS The Hugh Hewitt Nationally Syndicated Radio Show, Production Assistant, 2011 EXPERIENCE Supported the producer in the live radio production of the 3-hour show. Conducted the daily online production of the show. Made occasional ‘On-Air’ appearances. Sports Stampede Talk Show on KCPR 91.3, Host, 2011 Co-hosted weekly local sports talk show. Supervised entire production including scheduling guests, producing content, and editing scripts. Cal Poly Television (CPTV), Executive Producer, Director & Anchor, 2011; Reporter, 2010 Coordinated production and anchoring of weekly 30 minute broadcast. Supervised 15 reporters and editors in production. Captured, wrote and edited stories for weekly broadcast. Cal Poly Women’s Basketball, Public Relations Assistant, 2010 Lead coordinator and emcee for game night promotions including raffles and games. Orchestrated the community relations strategy to increase attendance at games. Chivas USA & American Youth Soccer Organization, Communications/Marketing Intern, 2010 Wrote press releases for Chivas USA community events and personnel moves and edited content for website. Worked in pressroom during games and locker-room post-game. Responsible for creating and writing AYSO marketing emails, press releases and website content. Wrote feature piece for fall edition of Play Soccer magazine. Rivals.com & Mustang Daily, Featured Columnist/Sports Reporter, 2009-2010 Wrote a weekly featured column for Rivals.com on college football. Covered men’s and women’s basketball teams for the Mustang Daily in addition to general news stories. Conducted interviews and attended press conferences. LANGUAGES Mandarin – Beginning Speaker and Reader Spanish – Beginning Speaker and Reader Hebrew – Intermediate Reader (3 semesters college-level study) Koine Greek – Intermediate Reader (2 semesters college-level study) TECHNICAL Microsoft Office, Adobe Suite and Final Cut Java, HTML and CSS coding Windows (XP, 2000) and Mac (OS X) CAPABILITES • CELL (541) 206-3455 • E-MAIL [email protected] Kyra P. Limberakis 1725 Commonwealth Ave., Apt. 4, Brighton, MA 02135 [email protected] w (c) 215-206-0580 OBJECTIVE To serve young adults in a ministerial and/or administrative role in a college campus ministry setting that will engage my commitment to interfaith dialogue, vocational discernment, and religious education. EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Masters of Theological Studies Candidate, GPA 3.69 Expected May 2015 Villanova University Bachelor of Arts in Communication, GPA 3.68 May 2013 Minors: Theology and Religious Studies & Sociology Honors/Awards: Cum Laude, Dean’s List, Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges & Universities Foreign Study: Villanova University’s Communication Department Greece Program May-June 2011 EXPERIENCE CrossRoad Summer Institute Assistant Director July 2014-Present § Coordinate, design and lead ten-day academic summer institute for high school juniors and seniors that focuses on an Orthodox Christian theological exploration of vocation through three stages: Who am I? Who is God? Who is my neighbor? § Manage administrative tasks, public relations, and logistical aspects of program specifically with the application and admissions process and scheduling § Facilitate eight-month intensive theological training for staff members with special attention to adolescent faith formation, vocational discernment, and spirituality in American contemporary culture § Develop and direct three retreats for the staff and alumni prior to program that seek to address issues of life after high school, challenges in college, discipleship, and vocation as a unique and ongoing journey of discovery Women in Leadership & Service Coordinator July 2014-Present § Organize and lead a service and leadership-based fellowship group for women at Hellenic College, Brookline, MA § Design and facilitate bi-weekly discussion and reflection meetings on faith, service, and leadership with a specific attention to women’s issues § Coordinate volunteer opportunities in the local community § Serve as a pastoral presence and mentor for the women at Hellenic College Office of Vocation & Ministry, Hellenic College Assistant Program Coordinator July 2014-Present § Assist in organizing and leading student-life and campus ministry activities for the students of Hellenic College § Plan, lead and facilitate a faith-based retreat for incoming freshmen on transitions and college life § Perform daily administrative tasks and operations of the office Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Service Center Graduate Assistant August 2013-June 2014 § Assisted faculty and staff in daily administrative tasks and operations of the school § Partnered with graduate assistants, faculty, and staff to prepare and execute school-sponsored events and special projects Page 1 of 2 Kyra P. Limberakis Ionian Village Counselor Summer 2013 § Served as counselor at a Greek Orthodox faith-based summer camp in Bartholomio Elias, Greece that offered spiritual direction and an opportunity to discover the Orthodox faith and Hellenic culture in its homeland § Guided multiple cabins of female high school seniors in small group discussions and reflections particularly on topics of forgiveness, doubts, relationships, spirituality, and transitions § Led and organized camp-wide trips and activities for 200 campers each session UNDERGRADUATE LEADERSHIP & EXPERIENCE Freshman Learning Community Student Facilitator 2011-2013 § Prepared, organized, and facilitated weekly meetings and discussions on the coexistence of faith and reason for a learning community of 15 freshmen Search Retreat Student Leader Fall 2013 § Served as a student leader for a campus ministry retreat that focused on a threefold approach to faith through the self, God and neighbor § Planned retreat activities, developed theme, facilitated small group discussions, and presented talk on “Christian Living in College” Orientale Lumen Conference Student Representative Summer 2012 § Attended five-day conference focused on the dialogue between the Eastern Churches (Orientale Orthodox, Eastern Orthodox, Eastern Catholic) and the Western Church (Roman Catholic). Villanova University New Student Orientation Steering Committee 2010-2012 § Interviewed, selected, and trained orientation staff during an eight-day intensive training program § Participated in the eight-month training process of coordinating, planning and implementing a four-day program for 1,600 freshmen and transfer students § Designed and presented two formal workshops to the freshman class on campus resources and new student concerns upon entering college. VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Boston College Arrupe Immersion Program, Puebla, Mexico Mentor Fall 2014-Spring 2015 § Accompanied undergraduate immersion trip to Puebla, Mexico as trip mentor § Assisted student leaders in planning meetings prior to and after the trip, as well as and in managing group dynamics and offering pastoral perspectives throughout the year Villanova Service Mission Trip, Costa Rica Student Leader Fall 2012 § Served as the student leader on an environmental service mission trip that focused on global conservation and the preservation of the Ridley sea turtles § Prepared trip outline, handled logistics of trip in Costa Rica, and led reflections specifically on the relationships between humanity, creation, and faith Orthodox Christian Fellowship Immersion Trip Spring 2012 § Participated in a cultural immersion trip to Istanbul, Turkey with the Orthodox Christian Fellowship, a national Orthodox collegiate organization. § Learned about the history of the Orthodox Christianity in Istanbul, religious oppression/intolerance, and interfaith dialogue Camp Good Shepherd Counselor Summer 2010, 2011, 2012 § Supervised cabin of ten high school females during a week-long overnight church camp with special attention to the encouragement of faith formation, life-giving relationships and healthy body image § Developed and led camp-wide activities and services including devotionals, campfires, and Byzantine chant Page 2 of 2 JoAnn Melina Lopez ● Address: 7 Lothian Road Apt #5, Brighton, MA 02135 ● ● Email: [email protected] ● Phone: 267-401-3737 ● Education Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Boston, MA l Masters of Divinity Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, PA l Bachelor of Arts: Political Science and International Relations l Minors: Theology, Faith Justice, Asian Studies, History Class of 2015 GPA: 3.895 May 2011 GPA: 3.93 Work Experience Liturgy Graduate Assistant, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Boston, MA l Coordinates and plans daily liturgies, including weekly all-school liturgies l Initiated, plans, and coordinates weekly ecumenical prayer services for community l Recruits, trains, schedules, and provides guidance and formation for liturgical ministers l Develops special liturgies or blessings to respond to the pastoral needs of the community l Chairs Liturgy Committee and represents liturgical concerns to the Student Forum Scholarships Assistant, Boston College Office of International Programs, Boston, MA l Advises undergraduate students on costs and financial planning for study abroad l Provides specialized advising for students of high financial need l Supports students in scholarships applications for study abroad l Assists in administration of university and national scholarship competitions l Designs promotional materials and facilitates events promoting study abroad scholarships Chaplain, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA l Provided interfaith pastoral care to patients receiving medical treatment and caregivers l Planned and led interfaith worship services for patients, families, and staff l Completed one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Liturgical Assistant for Weddings, Boston College Campus Ministry, Boston, MA l Fall 2014 – current Fall 2012 – current Summer 2014 2013 Coordinated wedding rehearsals and wedding ceremonies in a campus chapel Jesuit Volunteer, Pro Bono Asylum Coordinator, YMCA International Services, Houston, TX l Conducted intake interviews with asylum seekers and assisted pro se applicants l Worked with the Houston private bar to provide pro bono legal representation for clients l Assisted eligible indigent clients with other immigration applications l Planned recruitment, education, and appreciation events for pro bono attorneys 2011 – 2012 JoAnn Melina Lopez Intern, Saint Joseph's University Campus Ministry Weekly Service Program, Philadelphia, PA l Worked in a team to coordinate community service program in Greater Philadelphia Area l Recruited record number of volunteers and maintained volunteer databases l Launched Justice Symposium, drafted budgets, solicited funding partners, publicized event l Interviewed students for 40 leadership positions, facilitated meetings, planned leader retreat Liturgical Intern/Sacristan, Saint Joseph's University Chapel, Philadelphia, PA l Planned and oversaw liturgical celebration for students and community l Trained and coordinated liturgical ministers 2010 – 2011 2010 – 2011 Activities and Leadership Presenter, Lumen et Vita Conference, “Lament as Prophetic Ritual of Eschatological Hope” l Presented paper on relationship between scripture and liturgy, won presentation category Liturgy Committee Member, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Boston, MA l Works with committee to plan liturgies and liturgical priorities for community life l Coordinates devotional practices such as Stations of the Cross and Eucharistic Adoration Student Forum Member, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Boston, MA l Spring 2015 2013 – current 2013 – current Works in committee to represent interests and voice of students at institutional level Student Speaker, Boston College Multifaith Thanksgiving Celebration, Boston, MA Fall 2014 Participant, Eastern Fellowship of American Society of Missiology Meeting, Ossining, NY Fall 2014 International Student Assoc., Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, Boston, MA 2013-2014 l Organized International Night each semester, including multicultural liturgy and dinner Presenter, Lumen et Vita Conference, “Virtue Ethics through Scripture and Liturgy in RCIA” l Presented paper on pedagogical possibilities in the RCIA Rites, won presentation category RCIA Assistant, Boston College Campus Ministry, Boston, MA l Spring 2014 2012 – 2013 Assisted with program, led weekly prayer or scriptural exegesis, planned and led retreats Participant, Institute for Administrators in Catholic Higher Education, Boston, MA University Delegation, Ignatian Family Teach in for Justice, Washington, D.C. Summer 2013 Fall 2012 Student Leader Participant, Campus Ministry Leadership Institute, Philadelphia, PA Summer 2010 University Delegation, Ecumenical Advocacy Days, Washington, D.C. 2010 & 2011 Student Coordinator, SJU RCIA Program, Philadelphia, PA 2010 – 2011 Organizer, Ave Maria Rosary Group, Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA 2009 – 2011 Organizer, Stations of the Cross for Lent, Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia, PA 2009 – 2011 S E B A S T I A N C. M A D I K E 9TH SEPTEMBER, 1970 UMUDIOKA IN ANAMBRA STATE NIGERIA ONITSHA ARCHDIOCESE, NIGERIA 19TH AUGUST 2000 DATE OF BIRTH: PLACE OF BIRTH: NATIONALITY: DIOCESE: DATE OF ORDINATION: OBJECTIVE To support and care for those who are emotionally distressed and traumatized; with love, empathy, respect, acceptance, concern, hopefulness and sensitivity. EXPERIENCE 2013 – 2015 St. Catherine of Genoa, St. Ann and St Joseph Parish, Somerville, Massachusetts In Residence • Administers sacraments to the community and the parish school • Provides pastoral services to the homebound and nursing homes • Provides spiritual and emotional support to bereaved families and traumatized 2012 – 2013 St. Catherine of Genoa, St. Ann and St. Joseph parishes, Somerville, Massachusetts Assistant Administrator three parishes • Administers sacraments to the community, hospitals and parish schools • Provides spiritual and emotional support to the bereaved, depressed and traumatized • Provides Pastoral and spiritual support to the sick, homebound and nursing homes • Organizes liturgical celebrations 2011 – 2012 St. Columbkille Parish Brighton, Massachusetts In Residence • Administers sacraments to the faithful, the sick and nursing homes • Provides spiritual and emotional support to the bereaved, depressed and traumatized • Provides Pastoral and spiritual support to the school, the sick and the homebound 2008 – 2011 Christ the King Church, Rutland and St. Patrick Church Wallingford Vermont USA Parochial Vicar • Administers sacraments to the community and provides moral teaching for schools • Provides spiritual and emotional support to the bereaved • Provides counseling therapy to the depressed and the traumatized • Provides pastoral and spiritual support to the sick. In places like: • a) Rutland Regional Medical Center, Rutland, VT. • b) The Pines at Rutland Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, VT. • c) Eden Park of Rutland, Rutland, VT. • d) Mountain View Center Genesis Health Care, Rutland, VT. • e) Meadows at East Mountain, Rutland, VT. • f) Cedar Hill Continuing Care Community, Rutland, VT. 2006 – 2008 Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Parish Umuoji, Anambra State, Nigeria Pastor and Manager of the Parish School • Administers sacraments to the community, schools, the sick and the traumatized • Supervises the parish schools and parish projects • Counselled and prepared couples for married life • Provides counseling therapy to the depressed, the traumatized • Conductors retreat and seminars for the youths and family building • Organizes liturgical celebrations, social activities and fund raising for the parish 1 • Zonal chaplain to the altar servers and Catholic Women Organization (CWO) • Chairman Doctrine and Faith Onitsha Archdiocese 2004 – 2006 St. Mary’s Parish Alor, Anambra State, Nigeria. Parochial Vicar • Administers sacraments to the community and provides pastoral care to the sick • Dedicated to giving quality leadership to my parishioners • Organizes liturgical celebrations and fund raising for the parish projects • Provides spiritual and emotional support to those in need • Provides counseling therapy to the depressed, the traumatized and the anguished • Organizes and supervises the various building projects for the parish • Organizes and supports the parish sporting activities and seminars for the youth • Zonal chaplain to the altar servers 2002 – 2004 Sacred Heart Parish Odoakpu, Onitsha, Nigeria. Parochial Vicar • Administers sacrament to the community and Supervises parish schools • Provides counseling and emotional support to the entire faithful • Organizes meetings, retreats, seminars, and fund raising for the parish projects • Provides pastoral and spiritual support to the sick and homebound • Provides counseling therapy to the depressed, the traumatized and the anguished • Counselled and prepared couples for married life • Organizes liturgical celebrations and parish social activities 2001 – 2002 Our Lady of Assumption Cathedral Nnewi, Nigeria Assistant Administrator • Administers sacraments to the community, hospitals and homebound • Provides counseling and emotional support to the entire parishioners • Organizes and supervises liturgical celebrations and Cathedra projects • Provides pastoral and spiritual support to the sick and homebound • Chaplain to the Catholic Men Organization • Organizes and supports social activities of the parish and Cathedra schools • Organizes quiz competitions, retreats, seminars and fund raising for the parish EDUCATION 2013 - 2015 Boston College Masters in Theology and Ministry Boston, Massachusetts 2011 - 2013 Clinical Pastoral Education St. Elizabeth and Boston Medical Center Massachusetts 1996 – 2000 Imo State University Bachelor of Religious Studies Owerri, Nigeria 1996 – 2000 Seat of Wisdom Seminary Bachelor of Philosophy Owerri, Nigeria 1991 – 1995 Seat of Wisdom Seminary Bachelor of Theology Owerri, Nigeria INTERESTS Human Development and assisting to improve the living condition of the afflicted and less privileged HOBBIES Volley Ball, Soccer, Table Tennis and Watching Animal Life. REFERENCES • Rev. John Weagraff, Psy. D., Ph.D. – CPE Supervisor MA # 508-380-5221 • Rev. Jennie R. Gould, Ph.D. – CPE Supervisor MA #617-414-5336 • Rev. Donatus Ezenneka – Hospital Chaplain MA # 857-260-8805 2 Susan Matassa 26 Radnor Rd. #1 Brighton, MA 02135 [email protected] | 682-560-1116 Objective To obtain a high school teaching position in either Theology or English/Writing at a Catholic high school. I would like to find a school where I can help students to grow in faith and knowledge by being a helpful, accessible teacher and mentor. Education Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Master of Theological Studies, May 2015 • Area: Systematic Theology • Current GPA: 3.89 Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama Bachelor of Arts in English, May 2013 • Minor Italian Studies • Minor Religious Studies • GPA: 4.0 Teaching and Work Experience Teacher of RCIA (Volunteer), October 2013 – Present St Columbkille Parish, Brighton, MA • Develops curriculum for the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults with a co-teacher. Teaches weekly classes focused on Church life, doctrine, Bible, morality, and sacraments. Tutor, August 2013 – Present Connors Family Learning Center, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA • Tutors undergrad and grad students in writing and theology • Works with students on thesis development, research methods, grammar, sentence clarity, and argument development. Instructor of GRE Prep, June 2014 Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA • Taught a two week course in GRE prep for undergrads in the McNair Program at Boston College • Used the book and software provided to develop daily lessons. • Reviewed and gave feedback on students’ practice essays. Writing Tutor, August 2010 – April 2013 Miller Writing Center, Auburn University, Auburn, AL • Tutored undergrad and grad students in writing • Worked with students on thesis development, research methods, grammar, sentence clarity, and argument development. • Attended weekly meetings with coworkers and supervisor in which tutoring methods were discussed and training was provided. Tutor, September 2012 – April 2013 Student Athlete Support Services, Auburn University Athletic Department, Auburn, AL • Tutored a softball player in Philosophy of Religion and Classic and Contemporary Theories of Religion twice a week Senior Editor, August 2011 – May 2012 AUCircle, Auburn University, Auburn, AL • Edited and proofread the final copy of a fine arts magazine Emily L. Muntean 1863 Commonwealth Ave. Brighton, MA 02135 (330) 388-6107 [email protected] PROFILE_________________________________________________________________________________________ Currently enrolled at Boston College School of Theology and Ministry (STM) completing a Master of Arts degree in Theology and Ministry Six years experience coordinating campus programs and facilitating reflections Works efficiently and collaboratively in team settings Proven ability and flexibility to meet strict and sensitive deadlines Experience in leadership positions Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, Filemaker Pro and social media Eager to apply my theological knowledge and pastoral skills in a high school or university setting EDUCATION_____________________________________________________________________________________ Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry Boston College School of Theology and Ministry; Brighton, MA Bachelor of Arts in Religious and Theological Studies St. Edward’s University, Austin, TX Minor: Psychology Honors: Theta Alpha Kappa Expected Graduation: May 2015 Graduated: May 2011 MINISTRY EXPERIENCE___________________________________________________________________________ Graduate Assistant for Kairos Retreats Sept. 2014 – Present Boston College; Chestnut Hill, MA • Maintained all logistical components of the retreat program, including email, database, listserv, and supplies • Served as the Director for K140; responsibilities included mentoring team leaders in small group facilitation and talk preparation, facilitating leader meetings, as well as leading activities and reflections on the retreat weekend • Coordinated the events surrounding the retreats, including leader send-off and Sending Fourth ceremonies • Worked with campus minister and student co-directors to coordinate the details of the retreats • Interviewed and selected potential student leaders International Contextual Ministry Associate Jun. 2014 – Aug. 2014 Ecole Notre Dame des Anges; Kigali, Rwanda • Gained exposure to unique cultural and contextual expressions of the Catholic Church • Provided catechetical instruction for the second-year Confirmation sacramental preparation class • Taught English and computer science for primary grade level students • Conducted daily English as a Second Language (ESL) sessions for the primary grade level teachers • Created, organized, and facilitated week-long English and computer literacy workshops for primary and nursery teachers • Designed a 24-week computer literacy curriculum to be used for future classes Jesuit Volunteer, Program Assistant Aug. 2011 – Aug. 2012 Jesuit Volunteer Corps; Emmaus House Episcopal Church; Atlanta, GA • Coordinated and assisted with multiple programs simultaneously across program areas • Planned activities for senior citizens program, including the initiation and implementation of a computer literacy course • Managed all donations, inventory, and disbursement of the weekly food pantry program • Provided emergency assistance, information, and referrals for social services in the walk-in help center • Tutored elementary students in the afterschool program Campus Ministry Intern Jan. 2010 – May 2010 St. Michael’s Catholic Academy; Austin, TX • Supported and trained student leadership retreat teams and facilitated activities and reflections during retreats, including the Kairos retreats and senior retreat • Prepared for liturgical events by setting up sacred space, organizing liturgical readings and prayers, and training liturgical ministers for their duties • Assisted with day-to-day operations of the office Emily Muntean 2 Peer Minister for Service May 2009 – May 2011 St. Edward’s University Campus Ministry, Office of Community Engagement; Austin, TX • Created, organized and implemented the first National Holy Cross Day of Service (2011) • Developed and facilitated programs to engage students in service and reflection • Prepared campus advertisements for office programs and used official social media to supplement campus-wide awareness • Conducted information sessions for S.E.R.V.E Austin every semester • Worked as part of a collaborative team to provide office programs and outreach to the student community Campus Ministry Office Assistant Oct. 2008 – May 2011 St. Edward’s University; Austin, TX • Assisted with liturgical events by ensuring that the chapel had all necessary materials, preparing liturgical readings and prayers, and providing materials and information to liturgical ministers • Handled clerical work including answering phones, entering data, filing, attending to mail duties, and other day-to-day tasks as needed • Assisted Campus Ministers with individual projects or programs as needed Justice Akron Ministry Service Retreat Site Coordinator Summers 2007 – 2009 Archbishop Hoban High School; Akron, OH • Ensured all service sites had necessary materials and adequate work • Evaluated all service projects for thorough completion • Helped facilitate evening activities and reflections • Stayed overnight with teachers and students to ensure safety, good behavior, and that the integrity of the retreat experience was maintained • Assisted the director with organizational and practical aspects of the retreat as needed LEADERSHIP INVOLVEMENT_______________________________________________________________________ • • • • • • • • • STM Mentor; Boston College STM STM Retreat Team Member; Boston College STM PULSE Van Driver; Boston College Journey Retreat Adult Team Member; Blessed Trinity/St. Mary’s Youth Group Holy Week Retreat Team Member; St. Edward’s University Service Break Experience Leader (L’Arche, Montreal); St. Edward’s University S.E.R.V.E. Austin Student Leader (Catholic Worker, Salvation Army); St. Edward’s University Grounded Retreat Team Member; St. Edward’s University Eucharistic Adoration Coordinator; St. Edward’s University 2015 2014 2013-2014 2012 – 2013 2011 2011 2010 – 2011 2009 – 2011 2008 – 2011 CERTIFICATION __________________________________________________________________________________ • Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Suicide Prevention Gatekeepers Nabadda Agnes 59 Cambridge Road, Apt 310. Woburn, MA 01801 [email protected]. Cell 7816080759 § § § § § § § § Qualification summary. Experience in pastoral care with an aim of empowering people towards their own agency and growth. I have experience working with youths, children with disabilities and their families. Compassionate care, listening, pastoral, spiritual and interpersonal communication skills in working with people. Good leadership and writing skills plus being a good team player who aims at treating all people with respect and dignity. Ability to contribute creatively on a multi-disciplinary team across a broad – range of pastoral care services and to work in a diverse environment. Excellent in computer skills like Ms Word, Excel, PowerPoint and outlook. Education. Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry, January 2013 to date Boston College School of Theology and Ministry (Brighton, MA). Bachelor of Office and Information Management, 2010. Makerere University (Kampala – Uganda). Work Experience. Ministry. Youth Ministry Assistant Uganda Faith Community, St Mary’s Parish (Waltham, MA) January 2015 to date Pastoral Care Intern Franciscan Hospital for Children (Brighton, MA) 9th September 2013 to 5th May 2014 § Conducting religious education classes with children that have special needs. § Providing emotional and spiritual care to patients and their families. Volunteer with the religious education program at the Sacred Heart Church in Newton Center (Newton, MA). September 2013 to March 2014. § Guide students to their classes § Pass on communication from the religious education program to parents. § Provide pastoral care to parents and their children. Youth Ministry Coordinator. 2008 – 2012 Kyengera parish youth ministry (Kyengera, Uganda) § Mobilizing youths to participate in the youth ministry. § Visiting families with patients. § Providing financial, material and spiritual support to families with patients. 1 Office administration. Office Assistant Boston College Jesuit Community House (Chestnut Hill, MA). March 25th 2014 to June 23rd 2014. § Maintaining Filing System and Excel Databases § Copy documents § Run errands. § Assist at the customer care desk. Service administrator – Service center department. June 2009 – June 2011. KL General Supplies Co. (Uganda) Limited (Kampala, Uganda) § Making daily reports for the department, implementing action plans, record keeping, printing documents, photocopying documents, typing documents, handling the clients’ requests, controlling logistics for the department and debt collection from the clients. Other Library Assistant Boston College School of Theology and Ministry (Brighton, MA) September 2014 to date § Shelving books. § Processing returns. § Checking library materials out to the Boston College community. Leadership International Student Representative Boston College School of Theology and Ministry (Brighton, MA). September 2014 to date. § Co-coordinating International Student affairs and respond to their needs. § Representing international students on the student board for the school of Theology. 2 Neiby Nova (617) 504-5526 [email protected] Education: Boston College 2015 Candidate Graduate School of Theology and Ministry MASTER in Theology and Ministry – Hispanic Ministry Concentration University of Massachusetts at Amherst 2000 BS Apparel Marketing (Graduated with ALANAI Honor) Ministerial Experience: 2014 to present: St. Anthony’s Shrine, Boston, MA Evangelization & Adult School contextual intern • Prison ministry at South Bay House of Correction • Member of the planning committee of interfaith group • Involved in helping with various retreats and events • Participated in several ministries including: Bread on the Common, Food Pantry, Just Peace Making, Hispanic ministries • Helped lead discussion groups for adult confirmation classes 2006 to 2013: St. Ambrose Parish/St. Marks, Boston, MA Hispanic Ministries Committee • Weekly prayer groups, leading group prayers when directed • Help planning events and retreats logistics, including marketing, advertising, etc. • Day of event activities Teaching and Other Work Experience: 2014: Boston College, Boston, MA Instructor: Member of the adjunct faculty of the university in the Foreign Languages Department. • Teach Spanish to two classes • Coordinate student study groups • Remain current in “best practices” teaching strategies 2013 to Present: Boston Public Schools, Boston, MA Substitute Teacher • Teach a wide variety of subjects including: Physical education, dance, art, math, science, English and Spanish. • K1 to 8th grade, giving especial attention to kids who require most attention • One on one teaching special needs students. • Follow lesson plans in English or Spanish, keeping students alert and engaged at all times. • Cover administrative roles when needed. 2008 to 2014: Innovative Collaborations, Inc., Boston, MA Business Manager - Boutique design build architectural company. • • • • • • • • Responsible for all human resource operations including: reports, training, recruiting, interviewing, hiring, new hire orientation and performance reviews. Directed new marketing campaigns, created and managed advertising strategies; special events, promotions, e-blast, print advertisements and direct mail Formulate research and cost estimating reports directly leading to new pricing strategies and increased profitability. Responsible for analytical marketing reports to improve branding resulting in an increased online presence, which helped the company reach new customers. In charge of purchasing, budgeting, company reports, financial statement and legal documents. Create and send proposals and contracts, tailored to each specific client or potential client. Plan and supervise the logistics of different events Report directly to CEO/President 2009 to 2010: Stop Child Trafficking Now (Boston Walk) Event Planning Manager (Pro bono) • Teamed up with Boston Walk Ambassador to establish and assist multiple volunteer committees and their directors. These included Event Planning, Marketing, Public Relations, and Sponsorship. • Established relationships with major corporations and media to form part of the event, including Boston Red Sox. • Led the marketing campaign initiative to involve different media that covered the event leading to a substantial increase in awareness and exposure. 2005 to 2008 Innovative Collaborations, Inc., Boston, MA Staff Accountant • Accounts payable and accounts receivables • Manage clients’ inquiries with highest level of customer service. • Responsible for scheduling and calendaring, manage all confidential records. • Track various projects income, expenses, purchases and change orders • Supervise and trained office staff 2002 to 2004: Capaz International, Domincan Republic Product Manager/ Quality Manager • In charge of various international accounts including, private and corporate. • Responsible for entire production process of garments, from acceptance of textile to final product shipment. • Coordinated department supervisors and all phases of production. The phases included cutting, pleating, sewing, inspection, packaging, shipping and pricing. • In charge of garment quality control IT Skills: MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Internet Browsers, Intuit QuickBooks Languages: Bilingual: English and Spanish (First language) CURRICULUM VITAE A. PERSONAL DATA NAME IN FULL: NZE, IGNATIUS NWACHINEMERE CHIDI (Rev. Fr.) DATE OF BIRTH: May 22, 1971 PLACE OF BIRTH: Ubah Emii, Owerri Imo State, Nigeria PARMANENT ADDRESS: Ubah Emii, Owerri Imo State, Nigeria PRESENT POSTAL ADDRESS: Catholic Archdiocese of Owerri, P. O. Box 85 Owerri NATIONALITY AT BIRTH: Nigerian PRESENT NATIONALITY: Nigerian YEAR OF ORDINATION: August 15, 2000 B. SECONDARY AND POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION (INCLUDING DATES AND INSTITUTIONS): 1982 – 1988: Emekuku High School, Emekuku Owerri, Nigeria; 1991 – 1995:Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu, Nigeria; 1996 – 2000: Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu, Nigeria; 1993 – 1995: Dun Scotus School of Journalism. Enugu; 1997 – 1998: Silicon Valley Computer Training School, Enugu C. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS WITH DATES: 1987/1988: West African School Certificate Examination (W.A.S.C.E); 1989: Latin (Diploma); 1994: Journalism (Diploma); 1994: Bachelors in Philosophy (B. Phil)-1st Class Hons.; 2000: Bachelors in Theology (B. Th)-2nd Class Lower; 2013: Clinical Pastoral Education (One Unit); 2012-present: MA in Theology & Ministry and MA in Social Work (in view May 2015) D. MEMOIR/DISSERTATION TITLES 1. The Development of Human Personality 2. The Supremacy of Christianity Vis-à-vis Truth and Salvation in other Religions E. STATEMENT OF EXPERIENCE INCLUDING FORMER JOBS HELD 1991 – 93: Graphic Editor, Thinkers Magazine; 1993 – 94: Vice President, Dun Scotus School of Journalism, BMS, Enugu; 1994: Led the Bigard Dun Scotus School of Journalism on an excursion to Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) Enugu; 1995: Intensive Training on General Security and Defense Mechanism (under the Nigeria Scout Movement, conducted by the Enugu State Security Agency); 1994 – 95: Organized Seminars/ Symposium on Mass Media and other related issues; 1997 – 98: Computer Operator, Philosophy Dean’s Office, Bigard Memorial Seminary Enugu; 1997 – 99: Featured in dramas and Operas in both local and national stages (under the Nigeria Federation of Catholic Students); 1998 – 99: President, Human life protection League (Prolife) - Bigard, Enugu; 1998: Broadcaster/Director, Voice of Bigard (V.O.B) – A Broadcasting Service set for the efficient Communication during the All Nigerian Major Seminary Games held in Bigard Memorial Seminary, Enugu; 1999: Secretary, Nigeria Federation of Catholic students, Bigard Chapter; 1998 – 2000: Personal Assistant to the Rector, Bigard Memorial Seminary Enugu (Special duties); 2000: Associate Priest, Imerienwe Parish; 2001: Lecturer, Formator & Dean of Students Affairs, Assumpta Minor Seminary, Naze Owerri; 2001 Associate Priest, St. Peter’s Onyeaghalanwanneya; 2001 - 2003 Formator, Bursar, & Dean of Student Affairs, Assumpta Spiritual Year Seminary, Owerri; 2003 – Aug 2012: Artiste-Staff, Radio Nigeria Heartland FM, Owerri (in residence at St. Mary’s Azaraegbelu Emekuku);.Assistant Chaplain: Catholic Graduates of Nigeria, Owerri Archdiocese; Chaplain: Holy Family Sisters of the Needy, Okwu Uratta (a religious community that cares for unmarried pregnant girls); Chaplain, General Hospital, Owerri.; Later became the National Chaplain: Catholic Graduates of Nigeria. Sept. 2012 till date: Graduate Student, School of Social Work, Boston College; Field Placement (Internship): Family Service Bureau, Salvation Army – South End Boston.; Dual degree: Graduate Student, School of Social Work, and Graduate School of Theology & Ministry, Boston College; Clinical Pastoral Education - CPE – (First Unit, Boston Medial Center); Student-Chaplain, Boston Medical Center (October 17, 2013 – April 10, 2014) Volunteer Chaplain, St. Elizabeth Hospital Brighton Massachusetts (Dec 2013 – Feb 2014); Student-Librarian (Circulation): Theology & Ministry Library, Boston College (January 2014-); Immersion/Clinical Experience: El Salvador (March 1 – 8, 2014); Field Placement/Internship (in view): Massachusetts Adoption Resource Exchange (MARE) – [September 2014 – May 2015]. F. PUBLICATIONS: G. TRAVELS: Articles and poems published in Newspapers, magazines, internet as well as journals. Extensive travels throughout Nigeria, the United States of America, El Salvador, [stopovers in Frankfurt, Germany and Doha, Qatar]. H. AWARDS AND SPECIAL RECOGNITION: Meritorious Service to Dun Scotus School of Journalism Certificate of merit/honor by the traditional ruler of Emii (my autonomous community) I. PERSONAL INTERESTS: Music (Instrumentalist, composer and singer); Reading; Writing; Table tennis. J. SPECIAL INTERESTS: Counseling and advocating for teen pregnant girls; Facilitating adoption processes Leadership and Advocacy in Health & Mental Health; Interfaith Hospital Ministry K. VOLUNTARY MEMBERSHIPS: Nigerian Scout Movement; Man of order and Discipline (M.O.D); Bigard Linguistic Academy; Band of Bigard; Pro-Life Movement L. NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF REFERENCES: Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 Most Rev. Dr. A.J.V. Obinna, PhD 617-552-0831 Catholic Archbishop of Owerri [email protected] +2348033389449 Rev. Stephen J. Toth [email protected] Global Solidarity Suzin Bartley, PhD P.O.Box 517 Executive Director, Children’s Trust Massachusetts City of Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey, 07423 617-502-8801; 617-727-8957 (ext. 304) 201-447-8150 [email protected] Mary Jo Iozzio, PhD Rev. Jennie Gould, PhD Professor of Moral Theology Clinical Pastoral Education Supervisor Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Boston Medical Center 617-414-5336 617-552-6523 [email protected] Marcia Coné, PhD Prof. Richard Clifford, SJ Executive Director of The Women’s Fund, Rhode Professor of Old Testament Island Boston College [email protected] (O) 617-552-6529 (H) 617-779- [email protected] [email protected] 4261 Dr. Collen M. Griffith [email protected] Associate Professor of the Practice of Theology Joe McLaughlin School of Theology and Ministry Field Education Specialist Boston College Boston College Graduate School of School Social Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 Work 617-552-8444 [email protected] Andy Otto 10 Connors Ave, C202 Mansfield, MA 02048 +1 508 596 7863 [email protected] LAY ECCLESIAL MINISTER OBJECTIVE Using my theological background and spiritual formation I wish to help individuals foster an adult faith and appreciation of church. EDUCATION Boston College School of Theology & Ministry | Boston, MA 2013 – 2015 Pursuing an MA in Theology and Ministry; Graduation: May 2015 Curry College | Milton, MA 2002 – 2006 B.A. Communication | Psychology Minor | 3.77 GPA | Magna Cum Laude | Honor Society Additional Education: Fordham University | Bronx, NY AUG 2011– FEB 2012 Graduate Course Work: Plato, Aristotle, Biblical Greek (One semester) Maryknoll Language Institute | Cochabamba, Bolivia JUNE 2010 – JULY 2010 5-week intensive Spanish study and cultural immersion FAITH FORMATION EXPERIENCE South Boston Catholic Academy | Boston, MA 2014 – 2015 Intern – Developed faith formation curriculum and programming for 5 and 6 grade students and parents. th th Boston College Campus Ministry | Chestnut Hill, MA 2013 – 2014 Graduate Assistant – Offered support, guidance, and resources to undergraduate student leaders involved in the 4Boston volunteer organisation. Spiritual Direction Practicum | Watertown, MA 2014 – 2015 Offered by the Jesuit Collaborative Desires of the Heart 2011 – 2014 Created and facilitated 10-week series on Ignatian prayer and spirituality at Georgetown University (2011), Fordham University (2012) and Boston College (2014) God In All Things – GodInAllThings.com / IgnatianResources.com 2012 - CURRENT Creator and Editor of an Ignatian-inspired blog and resource website. Writing posts, editing podcast, and developing faith formation resources. Christian Life Community (CLC) – Group Leader (Fordham University) Holy Cross School | Syracuse, NY 2011 – 2012 FALL 2010 Teaching – Grades K, 1, 3, 5 Religion. 2 days per week. St Anne’s Primary School & Parish | Kingston, Jamaica FEB – MAR 2010 Teaching – Grade 6 varying subjects. Parish work, catechism, days of reflection. St Ignatius Church - Chestnut Hill, MA 2008 – 2009 Confirmation Catechist and Young Adult Group Leader OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE CatholicTV Network | Watertown, MA Programming and Acquisitions Coordinator – Acquired programmes; scheduled all on-air content. Ignatian Spirituality Project | Boston, MA - Helped organise and lead free retreats for homeless men. 2013 2012 – 2013 Calvary Hospital | Bronx, NY Volunteer Chaplain (2011–2012); Cancer Care Technician – Aided nurses and techs in corporal patient care (2010) Georgetown University Hospital | Washington, DC SPRING 2011 Chaplain, Pastoral Care – Visited patients, led prayer services; One unit of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Cathedral Emergency Services | Syracuse, NY FALL 2009 Food pantry services for homeless and low-income. 2 days per week. Francis House – Syracuse, NY - Hospice volunteer 2009 – 2010 SPEAKING Paulist Center – Boston, MA (Scheduled 3/22/2015) Church of the Advent, Theology on Tap – Boston, MA (Scheduled 3/16/15) St Cecilia Parish – Boston, MA (Scheduled 2/10/2015) Ignatian Family Teach-in for Justice, Networking Lunch – Washington, DC (November 2014) South Boston Catholic Academy, Parent Night – Boston, MA (November 2014) Jesuit Connection, Panel Discussion – Boston, MA (March 2014) St Mary’s On Broadway, Lenten and Advent reflection evenings – Providence, RI –(2013-14) St Anne’s Parish, Mission Talk – Kingston, Jamaica (Lent 2010) PUBLICATIONS A God With Skin (working title) – Ave Maria Press, anticipated publication in 2016 dotMagis Blog, Loyola Press - ignatianspirituality.com/author/otto/ Busted Halo (28 articles) – bustedhalo.com/author/andy-otto Millennial Journal – http://millennialjournal.com/author/godinallthingsmillennial/ Living and Praying with the Land – http://www.ecojesuit.com/living-and-praying-with-the-land/6457/ In the Garden: A Reflection on Suffering – America Magazine (2 April 2012) A Reflection on Long Experiment – Jesuit Vocation Office Ian S. Parelius [email protected], (707) 766-‐4301 26 Radnor Rd., Suite 2, Brighton, MA 02135 Education Boston College School of Theology and Ministry May 2015 Master of Theological Studies: Systematic/Historical Theology – 3.89 GPA Saint Mary’s College of California May 2013 BA Double Major: Philosophy and Integral Studies-‐3.86 GPA • Similar to St. John’s College, Annapolis, the Integral Program is devoted to the Great Books of Western Civilization; it promotes rigorous analytical thinking and close argumentation: in a word, liberal artistry. All classes follow the Socratic method, encouraging students to become the principal agents of their own education. I have enjoyed sustained encounters with Plato, Euclid, St. Augustine, and Dostoyevsky. Experience Boston Symphony Orchestra Boston, MA Usher Fall 2014-‐present Boston College School of Theology and Ministry Brighton, MA Graduate Assistant Fall 2013-‐Spring 2014 • Assist Dr. Philip Browing-‐Helsel in resource research for conferences, articles, and books. Saint Mary's College of California Moraga, CA Student Development Intern Summer 2012 • Meet alumni to initiate monetary support for endowments and scholarships • Raised $20,000 for the Integral Program Library Assistant Fall 2010-‐ Fall 2011 • Assist in resource research for Integral Studies program • Perform administrative duties in support of library operations • Create and maintain audio resources Student Development Ambassador Fall 2009-‐Spring 2012 • Contacting and negotiating with parents and alumni to initiate donor support • Top caller award as a first year student, for most pledges and money raised The Cohen Group (TCG) Washington, D.C. Summer 2010 Research Intern • The Cohen Group is a firm providing advice to corporate leadership and assistance in marketing and regulatory affairs • Prepared research projects for many associates and VP’s of The Cohen Group in order to better inform their clients about market opportunities • Reported Senate sub-‐committee hearings and presented position papers for strategic client initiatives Piano Teacher Moraga, CA Summer 2012-‐Spring 2013 Teach beginning students to read notes, develop technique, and inspire them to love and appreciate music. Conference Presentations • “Thomistic Hope: Trusting in God’s Omnipotence and Mercy”, Lumen et Vita Graduate Student Conference, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, 31 January 2015 Honors/Awards • Boston College School of Theology and Ministry two year Fellowship for the Masters of Theological Studies program– full tuition and research assistantship stipend • Saint Mary's College of California Summa cum Laude graduate • Saint Mary's College of California, Saint Albertus Magnus Department Award for Excellence in Philosophy • Academic Dean’s List each Semester • Saint Mary's College of California Honors at Entrance Scholarship Activities • • • • Goalie for Saint Mary’s College Men’s Water Polo team; team captain senior year Philosophy Club Occasional writer for Saint Mary’s College newspaper, the Collegian Knights of Columbus 2009-‐2013 2011-‐2013 2011-‐2013 2012-‐present References Khaled Anatolios, Professor of Historical Theology, Professor Ordinarius, Boston College (BC) (617) 552-‐6512 • Academic Advisor James Conn, S.J., Professor of the Practice of Canon Law, BC (617) 552-‐6532 • Spiritual Director Philip Browning-‐Helsel, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling, BC (617) 552-‐6524 • Professor overseeing my graduate research assistantship Steve Cortright, Professor of Philosophy and Integral Studies, Saint Mary's College (SMC) (925) 631-‐4461 • Logic professor, Catechist, and Confirmation sponsor for my reception into the Roman Catholic Church. Patrick Downey, Professor of Philosophy, SMC (925) 997-‐4351 • Ethics professor Br. Richard Lemberg, F.S.C., Librarian, SMC (925) 212-‐4730 Keith Brant, Vice President of Development, SMC (925) 518-‐7193 Brian Knapp, Vice President of The Cohen Group (202) 841-‐3521 RENJU PAUL 330 Market St., Brighton, MA 02135 l (617) 817-4253 l [email protected] EDUCATION BOSTON COLLEGE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY v Master of Arts in Theology and Ministry 2013-2015 DHARMARAM VIDYA KSHETRAM, BANGALORE, INDIA (PONTIFICAL ATHENAEUM) v Bachelor of Philosophy v First class with distinction 2006 ST. PHILOMENAS HSS KOONAMMAVU, KERALA, INDIA 2001 v Associate Degree in Science v Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology v First Class MINISTERIAL TRAINING CLINICAL PASTORAL EDUCATION UNIT (FLETCHER ALLEN HEALTH CARE, VERMONT) SUMMER 2014 Counseled patients and families in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit and Cardiology Department floors as an interfaith hospital chaplain; intervened in end-of-life and medical crisis situations during on-call shifts v Received individual and group supervision; received didactic training in systems-centered group therapy v AUGUSTINIANS OF THE ASSUMPTION: RELIGIOUS (PHILIPPINES, U.S) v v v 2010-2014 Trained in human, pastoral, and Augustinian spiritual formation as a temporary professed religious Counseled individuals and organized retreats for vocation promotion Received training in different prayer techniques WORK EXPERIENCE ASSISTANT CHAPLAIN FOR EPISCOPAL CHAPLAINCY (BOSTON COLLEGE) 2014 - PRESENT v Assisted the Chaplain for liturgies, prayer services, interfaith and ecumenical gatherings; counseled undergraduate students and more; collaborated with the Chaplain and Assistant Chaplain GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP (BOSTON COLLEGE STM) 2014- PRESENT v Collected and assembled data for Prof. Catherine Mooney on saints in the Catholic Church under different Pontiffs LIBRARY ASSISTANT (BAPST, O’NEILL LIBRARIES, BOSTON COLLEGE) 2014-PRESENT v Supervised undergraduate employees on weekends v Oversaw circulation desk operations v Catalogued books and other library materials RELIGIOUS EDUCATOR (ST. THOMAS SYRO MALABAR CATHOLIC CHURCH, BOSTON) v Organized and taught religious education classes for different age groups; 2013 - 2014 mentored young adults; coordinated and facilitated Adoration and prayer services TEACHER (CHAVARA DARSAN CMI PUBLIC SCHOOL, INDIA) 2008- 2010 vTaught Religion and Mathematics to Upper Primary and High School Students vMentored students and handled discipline ADMINSTRATOR (CHAVARA DARSAN CMI PUBLIC SCHOOL, INDIA) 2006- 2010 v Supervised and coordinated activities of the staff; administered salaries and determined leave entitlements; prepared annual estimates of expenditure, maintained budgetary and inventory controls and made recommendations to the management vPrepared job descriptions, interviewed job applicants, conducted orientation programs for new employees; assisted in staff training and development, conducted staff assessments and made recommendations for promotions v Assisted the needs of students, parents and teachers; provided secretarial or executive services for committees; reviewed and answered all correspondences VOLUNTEER AND IMMERSION EXPERIENCES ST. JOHN’S SOUP KITCHEN AND PANTRY, WORCESTER, MA v Prepared and distributed food for the homeless WINTER-SUMMER 2013 PAYATAS (GARBAGE MOUNTAIN), MANILA, PHILIPPINES WINTER 2012 v Lived with garbage collectors to understand their living situation; built sewage systems and houses KALOOB, MANILA, PHILIPPINES v Taught street children from 4 to 16 year olds; worked with single mothers 2010-2011 HOPE, COCHIN, INDIA 2008-2010 v Taught in the children and young teenagers orphanage; assisted the director in the placement and rehabilitation of young adults IDAMALAKUDY TRIBAL VILLAGE, KERALA, INDIA SUMMER 2009 v Spent a month at this tribal colony building bathrooms and teaching children to read and write PRISON MINISTRY OF INDIA, ERNAKULAM, INDIA 2007-2008 v Visited prison once per week; met the prisoners and brought them books to read; tutored prisoners for their matriculation exams ECHO-CENTRE FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE, BANGALORE, INDIA v Volunteered during the weekends teaching English and mathematics Languages: English, Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada Travel to: Philippines, Singapore, India and United States 2006-2007 ERIN RAMSEY-TOOHER EDUCATION 24 Montfern Ave. #2, Brighton MA 02135 (407) 325-3685 [email protected] BOSTON COLLEGE Chestnut Hill, MA Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry Expected: May 2015 Master of Social Work GPA: 3.93/4.0 Children, Youth and Families Concentration Expected: May 2015 Latino Leadership Initiative Program Child Welfare Certificate Awarded Health Resources and Services Administration fellowship in integrated behavioral health UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Bachelor of Arts, Major: Psychology; Minor: Theology, magna cum laude Notre Dame, IN May 2009 GPA: 3.861/4.0 LANGUAGE Fluent in Spanish INTERNSHIP THE GANDARA CENTER, IN-HOME THERAPY PROGRAM Boston, MA In-Home Therapy clinical intern Sept. 2014 – present • Conducted in-home clinical screenings and assessments for Latino MassHealth-insured youth ages 3-21 and their families under CBHI • Developed and implemented clinical treatment plans with children/youth and their families utilizing diverse treatment modalities • Collaborated with collateral sources in order to provide highest quality services for youth on caseload • Completed required paperwork including CANS, MDSP forms, progress notes, treatment plans, quarterly reports, termination reports, and other reports as required by funding sources CRISTO REY BOSTON HIGH SCHOOL Boston, MA Social work intern Aug. 2012 – June 2013 • Administered assessments and developed and implemented treatment plans for a caseload of 8-12 at-risk students at a racially diverse school • Directed targeted group sessions for students in need of extra academic and social assistance • Partnered with students’ families to increase parental engagement and support of treatment objectives • Collaborated with teachers and school staff to provide holistic support for students EXPERIENCE BOSTON COLLEGE WOMEN’S CENTER Chestnut Hill, MA Graduate assistant Aug. 2012 – present • Supervised 8 undergraduate staff members which included orienting staff in daily management of the Center, training staff as peer counselors, mentoring staff in weekly meetings, and encouraging holistic development as they built leadership capabilities • Provided consultation, support, and advocacy on a drop-in basis to students who have genderrelated concerns around eating disorders, sexual assault, first-year adjustment, vocational discernment, and healthy relationships • Led transformation of DUO mentoring program by improving quality of mentoring relationships between 130 upperclassmen and first-year women • Founded and facilitated Compañeras, a weekly spirituality group for undergraduate women • Developed social media platforms as a means of outreach to students FARM OF THE CHILD ADOLESCENT PROGRAM La Ceiba, Honduras Full-time volunteer –“encargada” of teenage girls’ home Nov. 2010 – Dec. 2011 • Provided 24-hour care and directed home life as encargada and live-in-social worker for girls 15-18 • Led crisis intervention and advocated for residents’ holistic well-being in collaboration with fellow volunteers, Honduran Program Director and Venezuelan Executive Director • Worked individually and in groups with residents in a counseling role, teaching financial/personal skills, structuring home life, instilling personal values, and addressing disciplinary issues • Built partnerships with local business owners to raise awareness and funds in support of organization FINCA DEL NIÑO / ESCUELA CATÓLICA SAN PEDRO Trujillo, Honduras Oct. 2009 – Nov. 2010 Full-time volunteer – 5th / 6th grade math, science and English teacher • Lived in a residential treatment setting with 36 orphaned and abandoned children, providing recreational therapy, consistent presence, and mentoring • Prepared and delivered 14 weekly classes in Spanish for children from the orphanage and surrounding communities; tutored struggling students individually and in small groups • Collaborated with Honduran staff to implement a character formation program in the school ACTIVITIES Advocate, SANet hotline for survivors of sexual violence Graduate Trip Leader, Arrupe International Immersion Program – Nicaragua, January 2014 Member, Farm of the Child USA Personnel Committee SKILLS CANS Certified TF-CBT Certified Microsoft Office, Practice Fusion Electronic Health Records, ClaimTrak billing system JEANNE-MARIE RYAN 60 Redington Road Needham, MA 02492 (781) 455-9059 h / (781) 929-3673 c / [email protected] THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY Compassionate religious educator, Catholic wife and mother, witness to our faith. Committed to the mission of improving relations with students and families, young adults and young parents during pivotal and sacramental moments in their lives and the lives of their loved ones. Extensive background in teaching and promoting Catholic beliefs and practices. Effective communicator with ability to build rapport and relationships with children and family members. Catalyst for helping families communicate their faith practices with each other. Collaborative team member with parish staff and teachers. Appreciation of the uniqueness of the individual and the diversity of needs within the parish family. Able to foster growth in a faith community by providing valuable experiences of shared meals, prayer, worship and sacramental understanding and readiness. Religious Education catechist skilled at providing examples of saintly models of holiness throughout the ages and in contemporary times. Lifelong learner with strong facilitation, organization and presentation skills. EDUCATION BOSTON COLLEGE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY, BRIGHTON, MA Anticipated Degree, December, 2014: Master of Theology and Pastoral Ministry Master’s Thesis: Presenting Eucharistic Theology to the Culturally Post-Modern Parents of Grade Two Children BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGE, Bridgewater, MA Masters of Arts in Teaching, 1978 Master’s Thesis: The Development of Creativity in Blind and Visually Impaired Children Through the Use of Creative Arts BOSTON COLLEGE, Chestnut Hill, MA Bachelor of Arts, Secondary Education - English, 1971 PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT St. Vincent de Paul Home Visit Training, 2014 RCI for Children Meeting, Archdiocese of Boston Headquarters, 2014 Cursillo, Rev. John Sassani and Mary Ann McLaughlin, Directors, Campion Retreat Center, 2013 Liturgical Committee member, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, 2012-2013 The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola, Archdiocese of Boston, Braintree, MA, 2009-2010 C ERTIFICATIONS Protecting God’s Children Program for Adults Certificate, October 2011 Catechetical Certificate (The First Class), St. John’s Seminary, Brighton, MA, Spring 2010 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Education Educator’s Certificate for English (Grades 5-12); General Curriculum (All Grades), 1999 Basic Religion Teacher Certificate, Office of Religious Education, Archdiocese of Boston, 1989 RELATED EXPERIENCE O UR L ADY H ELP OF C HRISTIANS P ARISH , N EWTON , MA 2013- 2014 B OSTON C OLLEGE S CHOOL OF T HEOLOGY AND M INISTRY I NTERN AND R ELIGIOUS E DUCATION C ATECHIST – G RADE 2; C O -C ATECHIST , O FF -C YCLE F AMILY G ROUP AND RCIA • Prepared Grade 2 class and seven “off-cycle” children in Grades 2-6 with their parents for First Reconciliation and First Eucharist. Contributed to the on-going faith formation and instruction of two adults in the RCIA program. • Intentionally worked to further educate and enlighten students’ families in the sacramental process through e-mails, conversations and parental involvement in daily Eucharistic preparation exercises, i.e. examination of conscience. • In addition to instructional resources and activities, effectively used meditations on the Gospel readings to develop the children and their parents’ personal relationship with Jesus Christ. • Developed a “sacred space” atmosphere within the classroom, which had permanent elements as well as changing elements. • Worked to involve and encourage the Assistant Catechist in the Grade 2 class. • Wrote theological reflections on children and family situations that required thoughtfulness and sensitivity. JEANNE-MARIE RYAN Page Two RELATED EXPERIENCE (CONTINUED) • • • • Coordinated and directed a Lenten Stations of the Cross geared to families with children. Participated in Parents of First Communicants Retreat and attended all First Communion meetings. Involved with First Reconciliation and First Communion rehearsals and liturgies. Participated in the weekly Why Catholic? Program, St. Vincent de Paul Society, Our Lady’s Staff Meeting, Honduras (sister parish) committee meeting, Parish Bereavement Visit, Elderly Outreach Visit, Joint Parish Council Meeting. S T . J OSEPH P ARISH , Needham, MA 1992-2002; 2011-2012 R ELIGIOUS E DUCATION C ATECHIST – G RADE 4, 2011-2012 • Prepared and taught religious education to 4th grade students. Identified, selected and modified instructional resources to meet the individual needs of the students. Integrated insights from weekly catechetical literature into program planning. • Implemented instructional activities that contributed to a climate where students were actively engaged in meaningful learning experiences and spiritual maturity, leading children towards Christ and spiritual growth. • Facilitated discussion, stories, dramatization, music and other creative activities to engage children's attention and pass on the richness of the Catholic faith and its story of how God loves each one of us. • Motivated children to know, love and serve God and their neighbor. • Maintained effective e-mail correspondence with students’ parents; thereby gently, but persistently drawing the students and their families into a God and neighbor-centered family life. • Co-developed community service Lenten project for families at St. Mary’s Women and Children Center. R ELIGIOUS E DUCATION C ATECHIST , S T . J OSEPH P ARISH , G RADES 4-6, 1992-2002 P ARENT AND B OARD M EMBER , S T . J OSEPH M IDDLE S CHOOL Y OUTH G ROUP , 2001-2002 D IRECTOR OF C ONFIRMATION , 1999-2000 • Designed, developed, directed and evaluated a parish confirmation program for 78 students. Provided leadership to assist students in building a solid foundation for adult formation through Christian living, ministry and community service projects. • Identified individual talents of the Confirmandi for the purpose of enhancing the Confirmation program. • Planned, scheduled and coordinated special events and a retreat for confirmation students, as well as keeping the parish faith community informed of the youth ministry activities and goals. • Set up a town meeting format to discuss issues brought forth by students. Aligned their questions with answers by St. Joseph’s pastor and parish priests and with readings from the Scripture. Appropriate Scripture readings were made into booklets for Confirmation candidates to take home. • Organized an all-day retreat in conjunction with the Boston College Salt & Light Ministry Program. • Made special effort to gain the support and involvement of all interested adults, especially the Confirmation teachers, parents, confirmation sponsors and parishioners. • Watched climatic scenes of China Cry, a true story movie depicting a woman who undergoes a life changing, faith accepting and pivotal point in her life during the Chinese Revolution. • Implemented the concept and design of a Confirmation banner, which was carried into the church by a chosen Confirmation student with an outstanding community service project. • Compiled confirmation program into a binder for future use by Confirmation Directors. S T . F RANCIS OF A SSISI C HURCH , Braintree, MA 1987-1989 R ELIGIOUS E DUCATION C ATECHIST – G RADES 3-4 E ARLIER E XPERIENCE English Teacher, Central Junior High School, Quincy Public Schools, Quincy, MA, 1971-1974. Granted tenure in 1974. C OMMUNITY Massachusetts Ace of Clubs Program, 1996-2011, Member and Secretary Leader, Peace Garden Committee – Organized committee and oversaw installment of a Peace Garden with staff members of St. Mary’s Women and Children Center in Dorchester, MA. Cardinal Sean O’Malley presided over installation ceremony, 2010. Extensive Community Involvement with leadership roles. R EFERENCES A VAILABLE UPON R EQUEST Colleen F. Schoeck, page 1 of 2 Colleen F. Schoeck [email protected] (978)-875-0533 Professional Profile Enthusiastic individual with a passion for ministering to youth and young adults through faith formation, leadership development, and mentoring. Desires to joyfully engage students with the key narratives of their faith and invite them to develop and deepen their relationship with God. Particular interests include: evangelization, identity, social justice, and sexual ethics. Individual excels in planning innovative programming, team collaboration, hospitality, interpersonal skills, and creative problem solving. Education Boston College, School of Theology and Ministry, Chestnut Hill, MA Master of Arts, Pastoral Ministry Graduating May 2015 GPA: 3.75 Course Highlights: Practice of Ministry with Youth and Young Adults, Sharing Faith in Religious Education, Identity: Discovery/Integration, Introduction to Pastoral Care and Counseling. Saint Anselm College, Manchester, NH Bachelor of Arts, Sociology, 2008 Certificate in Catholic Studies GPA: 3.67 Rank: 27/448 Course Highlights: Social Problems, Catholic Vision, The Family, Christian Marriage, Social Services, Protestant Theology. Experience Stonehill College, Campus Ministry, Easton, MA, 2014-2015. • • • • • Contextual Education. Planned and implemented weekly Women’s Spirituality Group. Topics explored include: empowerment, social justice, forms of prayer, inner beauty, spiritual journey, women in the church, and discernment. Served in an advisory role for Moreau Student Ministers. Invited students to engage with the Christian tradition and for more effective and fruitful program creation. Proposed plan for revision of the group to campus ministry team. Worked collaboratively with other staff and students to design and implement a weekend long Women’s Retreat. Retreat focused on topics of relationships, identity, healing, and spiritual engagement. Attended weekly liturgy and was available for one-on-one mentoring and spiritual guidance. Met weekly with supervisor to receive support for ministry, to enhance individual’s growth and spiritual development, and to discuss ministerial challenges particular to young adults. L’Arche Irenicon, Haverhill, MA. An intentional Catholic community where persons with and without developmental disabilities live together. Head of House: 2010-2011 • Primary responsibility involved creating atmosphere of Christian hospitality and mutual engagement. Assured and promoted respect for the human dignity of all members of community. • Encouraged engagement with the Christian faith tradition and reflection on the meaning and the purpose the work done in the community. • Managed household of four residents and served in a supervisory role for three assistants. Coordinated all administrative duties of the house including: scheduling of doctor’s appointments, medication administration and documentation, maintaining all state regulations in the home, balancing and overseeing finances of the home, and arranging all activities and trips for core members. • Provided guidance for conflict resolution. • Served as primary liaison between main office and individual home, including participation at weekly leadership meetings. Continued… Colleen F. Schoeck, page 2 of 2 Assistant: 2009-2010 • Fostered growth in adults with developmental disabilities by engaging in relationships based on equality and respect. Enhanced quality of life by aiding residents in daily functioning including: personal hygiene, meal preparation, medication administration and accompaniment to doctors’ appointments. • Assisted participants in reaching their personal goals surrounding their career, social skills, healthy lifestyle and independence. • Organized participation of agency in local fundraising walk. Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Northwest, Spokane, WA. Serving in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps involves a one year commitment to live out the values of simplicity, community, social justice and spirituality. St. Margaret’s Shelter, Resident Supervisor: 2008- 2009. Served as a fulltime volunteer in a transitional shelter for homeless women and their children. • Motivated and challenged families to move in a constructive and planned manner towards achieving personal independence. • Implemented and facilitated bi-weekly women’s spirituality group. • Worked with clients from a variety of backgrounds including addiction, domestic violence, and mental illness. • Attended weekly case management and staff meetings; participated in brainstorming creative solutions to problems and concerns. • Coordinated Christmas Adopt-A-Family program and organized weekly furniture pick-ups and drop-offs, coordinated schedules, maintained excel database. Corpus Christi Parish, Sandwich, MA, 2011-2012. • • Attended bi-weekly meeting as volunteer mentor for 9th grade catechesis and education on the theology of the body. Led small group discussions and reflections. Young Life Organization- A nationwide non-denominational Christian youth group. Capernaum Volunteer: Manchester, NH, 2009. • Served as a volunteer leader, ministered to adults and youth with developmental disabilities. • Coordinated activities meant to foster relationships between leaders and youth, as well as to provide participants with a consistent social network. Wyldlife Leader: Londonderry, NH, 2005. • Led weekly youth group for middle school students. • Accompanied to week-long summer camp. Counseled one-on-one and in group sessions. Summer Staff Volunteer: 2005, North Carolina. • Selected to serve as staff at a Christian Camp for one month. • Learned effective ways to minister to young adults. • Practiced community living. Undergraduate Involvement, Saint Anselm College Mentor: 2006- 2008. • Contributed to the well-being and integration of 25 year old woman with Down syndrome. • Generated creative ideas for fun and interesting weekly activities. Spring Break Alternative: Newark, New Jersey, Fall 2007-Spring 2008 • Served as group leader of twelve students for service based trip. • Responsible for coordinating service week, organizing fundraising events, assisting in activities of group bonding, acting as a mentor and serving as a prayer and reflection leader throughout trip. • Volunteered at a Catholic all-boys prep school serving as a mentor and a role model. Regis, Maryland, 2007. • Served as a teacher’s aide in residential school for children with developmental disabilities. Orland Maine, 2005. • Aided impoverished community by cleaning, organizing and participating in community life. KATHERINE SEPULVEDA [email protected] 207-‐210-‐5300 144 Hancock Street, Newton, MA 02466 EDUCATION BOSTON COLLEGE: CHESTNUT HILL, MA Master of Theological Studies, December 2014 2012 - 2014 BRYN MAWR COLLEGE: BRYN MAWR, PA AB Philosophy, International Studies Minor, cum laude with department honors 2007 – 2011 EXPERIENCE O’NEILL LIBRARY, BOSTON COLLEGE: CHESTNUT HILL, MA, Student Library Assistant • Greet patrons. • Stock shelves. • Respond to patron inquiries. • Manage phone lines. • Work with a complicated database. 11 / 2012 -Present BOSTON COLLEGE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY AND MINISTRY: CHESTNUT HILL, PA 01 / 2013 - 04 / 2013 Research Assistant to Hosffman Ospino, Assistant Professor of Hispanic Ministry and Religious Education • Identified salient material in research sources. • Helped outline sources for forthcoming theological book on Latino experiences of the Church’s contemporary theology of missions. SOUTH BAY COMMUNITY SERVICES: SAN DIEGO, CA Family Development Associate • Interfaced with clients and with government agencies. • Managed a high volume of time sensitive and confidential paperwork. • Coordinated schedules and budgeting with clients. 08 / 2011 - 05 / 2012 OFFICE OF INTERCULTURAL AFFAIRS: BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, BRYN MAWR, PA Interfaith Student Coordinator • Coordinated events. • Publicized events. • Facilitated meetings. • Took meeting minutes. • Created budgets. • Helped create application process for interviewing and hiring successors. 09 / 2008 - 05 / 2011 MAPS (MAINE ADOPTION PLACEMENT SERVICES) WORLDWIDE: PORTLAND, ME, Advancement and External Relations Department Intern • Researched and wrote grants with minimal supervision using tax form 990 data. • Updated grant database and created grant tracking system for the Maine branch's grants for the year. 06 / 2010 - 08 / 2010 PROJECT H.O.M.E.: PHILADELPHIA, PA Development Intern • Researched and wrote grant with minimal supervision. • Assisted in event planning. • Organized donations inventory independently and assisted with donations tracking in Raiser’s Edge. 06 / 2009 - 08 / 2009 LANGUAGES AND SKILLS • • Spanish: upper intermediate conversational speaking ability. Word Office Suite: PowerPoint, Excel, Word proficiency; Outlook competency. HONORS • • Bryn Mawr College Thomas Prize in Diversity, 2011 Mellon Mays Undergraduate Research Fellow, 2009-2011
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