STANFORD ASSOCIATED RELIGIONS
The Office for Religious Life oversees and provides support for Stanford Associated Religions (SAR), nearly thirty religious organizations invited to offer their spiritual services to the campus. All SAR organizations, individual members and advisors pledge (a) to promote the moral and spiritual growth of the Stanford University community; (b) to support the University's steady exercise of free inquiry and its pursuit of the highest standards of intellectual and moral excellence; (c) to represent that group and its purposes forthrightly, while at the same time treating with respect the religious traditions and activities of others; and (d) to safeguard the religious freedom, human dignity, conscience and personal spiritual welfare of all members of the university. In addition to the groups that comprise SAR, roughly a dozen student religious organizations affiliate only through the Office of Student Activities.
SAR group websites:
BAHÁÍ
BAHÁÍ ASSOCIATION AT STANFORD
stanford.edu/group/bahai
BUDDHIST
THE BUDDHIST COMMUNITY AT STANFORD
stanford.edu/group/bcas
WORLD PEACE BUDDHISTS
wpb.stanford.edu
CHRISTIAN
A2 CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (A2CF)
stanford.edu/group/a2cf
ABUNDANT LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP'S GROWTH GROUP (ALCF-GG)
alcf.net
ACTS GRADUATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (AGCF)
agcf.stanford.edu
ALETHEIA GRADUATE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
aletheia.stanford.edu
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
cruatstanford.com
CARDINAL LIFE
cardinallife.org
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY AT STANFORD (Newman)
catholic.stanford.edu
CHI ALPHA CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (XA)
xastanford.org
CHINESE CAMPUS EVANGELISTIC FELLOWSHIP
cef.stanford.edu
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION
stanford.edu/group/cso
CHRISTIAN STUDENTS
stanford.edu/group/christianclub
CORNERSTONE
cstoneonline.org or mppc.org
ekklesia
pbc.org/college
EPISCOPAL LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY
elcm.stanford.edu
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CHRISTIAN
stanford.edu/group/isco
INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
stanford.edu/group/ivcf
GRADUATE MINISTRY:
stanford.edu/group/ivgrad
LATTER-DAY SAINT STUDENT ASSOCIATION
ldsces.org
LUTHERAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP AT STANFORD
lsfatstanford.homestead.com
ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP AT STANFORD (OCF)
stanford.edu/group/ocf
PARAKALEO CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
parakaleo.stanford.edu
REFORMED UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP (RUF)
rufstanford.com
REJOYCE IN JESUS CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP
No website
SPORTS CHALLENGE
sportschallenge.org
UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN MINISTRY (UCCM)
stanford.edu/group/uccm
HINDU
HINDU STUDENT COUNCIL (HSC)
stanford.edu/group/hsc
ISLAM
ISLAMIC SOCIETY of STANFORD UNIVERSITY (ISSU)
issu.chafi.us
JEWISH
CHABAD AT STANFORD
chabad.stanford.edu
HILLEL
hillel.stanford.edu
UNITARIAN
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTS AT STANFORD
stanford.edu/group/uu
or choose from : Bahá'i Faith, Buddhism, Christian, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Unitarian Universalist, Professional Members of SAR
holds regular meetings and organizes events
based on the Bahá'í principles of unity in diversity, race and gender equality and social
justice. Informational meetings are held on the second Saturday of every month (see our
website for details). Other events include devotional meetings, study circles, workshops
and an annual commemoration of the visit of Abdu'l-Bahá, a central figure of the Faith,
to the Stanford campus in October 1912. Weekly Devotional Meetings (open to friends of all backgrounds)
held at The CIRCLE, Thursdays, 7:00 pm.
Student President: Nikhil Ravi, nikhilr@stanford.edu, 650-353-1394
Advisor: Vida Bertrand, vida@stanford.edu, 650-493-6947
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/bahai
is an ecumenical group dedicated to creating a supportive community for Buddhist study and practice. The group welcomes both experienced Buddhists from different traditions, as well as people who are exploring. Activities include daily sitting periods, meditation classes, retreats to local monasteries, dharma talks, discussion groups and more. Morning meditation: M - F, 8:00 - 8:30 am. Afternoon guided meditation: Thursdays, 5:15 - 5:45 pm. All activities in The CIRCLE, room 311.
Student President: Trent Walker, ttwalker@stanford.edu, 650-455-9177
Advisors: Carl Bielefeldt, carl@stanford.edu, 650-723-0469; Mark Mancall, mmancall@stanford.edu
Website:www.stanford.edu/group/bcas
welcome and invite students at Stanford University and the surrounding area. The organization is affiliated with Soka Gakkai International (Value Creating Society) in the United States (SGI-USA). SGI is a Buddhist movement that promotes peace and individual happiness based on the philosophy and practice of Nichiren Daishonin Buddhism. SGI-USA works in association with SGI organizations in 190 countries and territories. SGI-USA activities are driven by an understanding of the inseparable link between individual happiness and the peace and prosperity of all global communities. Their religious teachings place the highest emphasis on the dignity of life. Through their Buddhist faith and practice, members aim to promote peace, culture, education, diversity and human understanding.
Student President: Vorrapan Chandee, vchandee@stanford.edu, 650-575-0427
Advisor: Nora Richardson, richardson_nora@gsb.stanford.edu,
650-725-9567
Website: wpb.stanford.edu
at Stanford is an undergraduate Christian group that meets to strengthen relationships with Jesus Christ through Bible studies, prayer and fellowship. A2CF meetings incorporate singing, laughing, eating and talking about issues relevant to life, and some not so relevant. Meetings take place weekly and are open to students from all ethnic and religious backgrounds.
Student President: Tim Yoo, timjyoo@stanford.edu, 909-815-0941
Professional Leader: Rev. Chris S. Pak, cspak@stanford.edu, 408-569-6392
Advisor: Scott Limb, scott.limb@gmail.com, 650-852-9701
Website: stanford.edu/group/a2cf
at Stanford seeks to bring together Stanford students, staff, faculty and the entire Stanford community for fellowship, Bible discussion and prayers in order to: facilitate becoming fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ; facilitate becoming highly effective Christians; provide the level of fellowship necessary for success in life; build godly relationships; foster a strong sense of community and make a difference. Please e-mail growthgroups@alcf.net for information about Growth Groups' weekly meetings and locations.
Student President: Kenneth Gibbs, 650-497-5523
Advisor: John Gorin, john.gorin@alcf.net, 650-625-1500
Website: www.alcf.net
is a Christian group that desires to share the good news of Christ with all. Graduate students are welcome to join AGCF, whether new to Christianity and seeking to discover what it is all about, or a Christian looking for a spiritual home. Through Bible studies, fun fellowship, good food, and exciting outings with other grad students and working singles, we come together to learn about God, life, and one another. AGCF is affiliated with a local Baptist church, but welcomes all students!
Student President: Miranda Lee, mirlee@stanford.edu
Professional Leader: Rev. Chris S. Pak, cspak@stanford.edu, 408-569-6392
Website: agcf.stanford.edu
(formerly CCFS) focuses on transforming lives through in-depth Bible study and close fellowship with God and with one another. We gather to worship through Bible study, songs and prayer on Fridays. See our website for current meeting locations.
Student President: Elizabeth Covington, edunn@stanford.edu
Website: aletheia.stanford.edu
is a non-denominational Christian group seeking to explore and apply the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Biweekly meetings take place on Tuesdays at 7:00 pm, Second Floor, Tresidder Student Union.
Student President: Lee Chang, leechang@stanford.edu, 770-883-6062
Professional Leaders: Ron and Bonnie Sanders, rs48@stanford.edu, 650-813-1482
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/ccc
www.mosaicatstanford.org
is a non-denominational, evangelical Christian group open to all Stanford students, yet primarily designed for student-athletes. Activities include weekly Bible studies, monthly meetings, socials and community service events.
Student President: Caroline Bruce, cbruce@stanford.edu, 316-204-4942
Advisors: Steve and Lori Stenstrom, steve@kingdomfirst.org, 650-465-1696; Jim Stump, stumpersci@aol.com, 650-799-5200
Website: www.cardinallife.org
(Newman Center) offers a full program of liturgies, classes, social and community service opportunities, retreats, small groups and more. The staff of the Catholic Community at Stanford includes: Fr. Patrick LaBelle, O.P., Director and Pastor; Fr. Nathan Castle, O.P., Associate Director and Parochial Vicar; Chaplains Nancy Greenfield, Teresa Pleins, Catherine Wolff and Jeremiah Loveridge; Andrew Barba and Estella Cisnero, Interns; Br. Emmanuel Taylor, O.P., Seminarian; and Kathryn Gray, Administrator. A wide variety of services and activities may be found on the website. Offices are located in The CIRCLE, on the third floor of the Old Union.
Student Presidents: Stephanie Fagliano, fagliano@stanford.edu; Chris Hammer, chammer@stanford.edu; Michael Davenport, mdavenport@stanford.edu.
Professional Leader: Father Patrick LaBelle, O.P., labelle@stanford.edu, 650-725-0080
Website: http://catholic.stanford.edu
is a community of students earnestly following Jesus. Weekly meetings (Wednesdays, 7:30 - 9:00 pm in 300-300) are informal, given to humor and deal with everything from relationships to the nature of truth. In addition, Chi Alpha engages in small group Bible studies, community outreach and a variety of fun social events. Sponsored by the Assemblies of God, the group welcomes students from all backgrounds. For more information, e-mail chialpha@stanford.edu.
Student President: Esther Cheng, estheryc@stanford.edu, 858-401-3101
Professional Leaders: Rev. Glen Davis, glen@xastanford.org, 650-380-0896; Rev. Lindsey Hawley, lindseyhawley@stanford.edu, 650-391-4276
Advisors: Ray Cowan, rfc@slac.stanford.edu, 650-926-4560;
Jeff Strnad, jstrnad@stanford.edu, 650-723-9674
Website: http://xastanford.org
iis a voluntary student group focusing on introducing Christianity to Chinese students at Stanford, and offering fellowship and Bible study in Mandarin Chinese.
Student President: Jia Xie, jiaxie@stanford.edu, 650-796-7153
Advisors: Wei Yuan, davidweiyuan@gmail.com, 650-430-8499; David Juan, djuan777@hotmail.com, 408-306-3589; Guiqiao Gan, jokcting@msn.com, 650-571-7639
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/cef
meets weekly during the academic year: time, dates and location TBA. Meetings explore vital and relevant issues and ideas from a practical, metaphysical standpoint. Study is based on the Bible and the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, written by the discoverer and founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy. All are welcome to join in pondering and searching for truth, and applying Christian Science teachings to daily life.
Student President: Julie Allen, jva@stanford.edu, 949-322-2452
Advisor: Eric Nelson, eric@ericdnelson.com, 650-269-6234
Website: stanford.edu/group/cso
, established in 1992, is a group of student believers learning day-by-day to live the normal Christian life by enjoying Christ in the word as nourishment. They seek to know Christ, loving Him with the whole being, and ministering Him to others for His corporate expression. The group meets regularly on Saturdays for dinner, singing, fellowship over the word, and prayer. Group e-mail: stanfordchristianstudents@gmail.com
Student President: Milnes David, mpdavid@stanford.edu, 650- 353-1284
Advisors: Bill Bathurst, william.bathurst@m2mi.com, 650-868-3157; Jeff Chang, jccchang@stanford.edu, 650-814-0494; Joshua Lin, linjoshua@msn.com, 415-350-7156
Website: stanford.edu/group/christianclub
is a Christian ministry affiliated with Menlo Park Presbyterian Church. Students in Cornerstone meet weekly on campus to encounter God in worship, see old friends and make new ones. Through biblical teaching, small groups, quarterly retreats and service in the community, participants seek to better understand and experience what it means to be a follower of Jesus amidst the personal, social, and global challenges of 21st century life. Students also have the opportunity to be mentored by the Cornerstone staff and adults in the church community, and to develop practical leadership skills by serving on the leadership team. Students from all walks of life are welcome to come, explore and enjoy the adventure. For up-to-date information about weekly meetings or other activities, please visit the Cornerstone website.
Student President: Koree Blyleven, kbly@stanford.edu, 858-922-1383
Professional Leader: Scott Scruggs, sscruggs@mppc.org, 650-329-7418; Lindsay Beals James, ljames@mppc.org, 650-323-8678
Website: www.cstoneonline.org or www.mppc.org
is the college ministry of Peninsula Bible Church, 3505 Middlefield Road in Palo Alto. ekklesia strives to invite students into a deeper relationship with others through the life of the church and to experience a deeper relationship with God through His Word. The group meets for breakfast on Sunday mornings at 10:00 am at the college pastor's home before going to worship at 11:15 am; van rides are available for each. ekklesia also offers discipleship groups, opportunities to get involved in the church body, midweek gatherings and special events.
Student President: Amy Brown, aebrown@stanford.edu, 650-804-4971
Professional Leader: Paul Taylor, paul_taylor@pbc.org, 650-494-3840
Website: pbc.org/college
is a student organization offering traditional and contemporary worship, biblical and thematic discussions, hospitality events, retreats, social service projects and justice forums. Weekly Tuesday "Bread and Belonging" dinners, conversation and evening prayer take place from 5:30 -
7:00 pm during the academic year. For 2007 - 2008 venues, please refer to the ELCM website. Worship with Holy Communion is offered twice a week: Thursdays at 12:10 pm in the Side Chapel of Stanford Memorial Church (during the academic year), and Sundays at 10:00 am at University Church, 1611 Stanford Avenue (at Bowdoin).
Student President: Christina Hall, clhall@stanford.edu
Professional Leaders: Coryl Lassen, coryl@stanford.edu; Greg Schaefer, prgreg@stanford.edu
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/elcm
is an evangelical Christian ministry to international students and visiting scholars and their families, since 1974. The program includes dinners and lectures; English language classes; Bible studies in English, Japanese and Chinese; a Children's Bible Club; two Pebble Beach Golf Weekends; California Discovery Tours; Yosemite National Park Retreat; home stays with American families; and Stanford alumni meetings in China and Japan.
Student President: Chunlei Wang, wangc16@stanford.edu, 650-723-0158
Advisors: Johannes and Christa Rusckow, isco@stanford.edu, 650-723-0938
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/isco
is a nationally recognized evangelical, interdenominational
and multi-ethnic Christian fellowship, with separate ministries to the
undergraduate and graduate communities.
Student President: Cyrus Chee, cychee@stanford.edu, 650-497-6280
Professional Leader: Jon Paris, jon_paris@ivstaff.org, 650-852-0294
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/ivcf
: Grad fellowship meets year round, offering community, spiritual formation, outreach and service, and integration of learning with faith in Jesus Christ. During the summer, the group gathers for dinner and meetings, Thursdays at 6:30 pm. Fall - Spring, meetings take place on Fridays, normally on the Main Quad in Building 320-105. Consult the website for the latest updates. Key dates in the 2007 - 2008 academic year: Thursday, September 27, 2007, Welcome Dinner in Tresidder Union, Oak Room West; Tuesday, February 5, 2008, Lecture by Francis Collins, Director of the Human Genome Project, location TBA; Friday, March 28, 2008, Ski weekend.
Student Contact: Nola Stephens, nola@stanford.edu
Professional Leader: Pete Sommer, pete.sommer@sbcglobal.net, 650-575-2693
Faculty Advisor: William Newsome, Neurobiology, bill@monkeybiz.stanford.edu
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/ivgrad
The LDS Institute of Religion, 865 Stanford Avenue, Palo Alto, offers a variety of courses in religious studies, as well as social, cultural and worship activities in cooperation with local LDS wards. For information, call the director, Dr. Dale Mouritsen, 650-855-9640 or 408-253-3140; Bishop Rob Daines, Stanford First Ward, 650-213-9800 (single students 25 and under); or Bishop Dow Wilson, Stanford Second Ward, 650-325-2509 (single students over 25). Married students may contact the Institute for information on the ward to attend, 650-855-9640, or the Menlo Park Stake, 650-325-1724.
Student Presidents: Diana Austria, daustria@stanford.edu, 281-761-4318; Brandon Reed, cbrandon@stanford.edu
Professional Leader: Dr. Dale Mouritsen, mouritsendc@ldsces.org, 650-855-9640
Website: www.ldsces.org
is a local chapter of the national Lutheran Student Fellowship (LSF) and Christ on Campus organizations, and is associated with Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church (Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod), 1295 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Worship services are at 8:15 am and 11:00 am on Sundays, and rides are available. On-campus activities include speakers and a weekly Bible study. Trinity's choir periodically sings Compline at Memorial Church. Please call or check the website for more information.
Student President: Nellie Olsen, nolsen@stanford.edu
Professional Leader: Rev. Stewart Crown, pastorcrown@comcast.net, (650) 853-1295
Website: http://lsfatstanford.homestead.com
is a dynamic community of students from many different backgrounds who share a common desire to learn more about the 2000-year traditions of the Orthodox Church. OCF is a pan-Orthodox organization dedicated to exploring the Orthodox Christian faith, fostering spiritual growth for Orthodox Christians, and exposing the campus to the faith and customs that are uniquely Orthodox. Get involved with your Orthodox family and grow in Christ while you are at Stanford - with OCF, you'll discuss topics of interest over dinner, participate in worship services, take trips to Orthodox sites, interact with fellow Orthodox Christians and help the community through service events. Regardless of background or creed, all are welcome! Please e-mail ocf.stanford@gmail.com or visit the OCF website for upcoming events.
Student President: Yannis Paulus, ypaulus@stanford.edu , 650-391-7364
Professional Leader: Fr. Peter Salmas, frpeter@goholycross.org, 650-591-4447
Advisors: Fr. Gregory Koo, frgkoo@yahoo.com; Fr. Michael Anderson, frMichael@stchristinaorthodox.org; Fr. George Masters, gmasters2@yahoo.com; Fr. Hermogen Holste, hholste@gmail.com
Website: stanford.edu/group/ocf
offers a three-quarter course teaching students to apply God's written word to their own daily life issues and relationships, and equipping them to counsel others from the Bible under the guidance and empowering of the Holy Spirit. Two format options: In-depth Tuesdays, 7:00 - 9:00 pm, in History 34; or Interactive Thursdays, 7:00 - 9:00 pm, (see website for location).
Student President: Fiona Heung, fheung@stanford.edu
Advisors: Steve and Erica Lawry, lawry@stanford.edu, 650-854-0194
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/parakaleo
is a Christian ministry affiliated with the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). Through Bible teaching, fellowship, prayer and worship, RUF endeavors to help students mature in their understanding of the Christian faith as expressed in the Reformed theological tradition. Though RUF is Presbyterian in affiliation, it welcomes students from all walks of life and backgrounds, both the convinced and the unconvinced.
Student President: Dan Tucker, dantucker@stanford.edu, 650-208-8947
Professional Leader: Rev. David Jones, djones@ruf.org, 650-380-3439
Website: www.rufstanford.com
is a spirit-filled Bible study and fellowship group that seeks to challenge individuals to pursue a deeper personal love relationship with Jesus, and to teach practical steps in applying God's Word to all aspects of life.
Student President: Naima Green, naigreen@stanford.edu, 650-353-1953
Advisor: Valesha Jones, FoolsForChrist@msn.com, 650-327-WORD
is a campus ministry for student athletes dedicated to teaching students what it means to be a follower of Jesus Christ. The group's activities include weekly Bible studies, fellowships and community service outreach programs available to student athletes of all sports. These activities are available for students of all stages of faith, with the goal of building Christ's kingdom at Stanford.
Student President: Robert Dockter, rdockter@stanford.edu, 425-275-7362
Advisor: Jim Stump, stumpersci@aol.com, 650-799-5200
Website: sportschallenge.org
at Stanford University is a progressive Christian organization dedicated to "connecting spirituality and social justice." Welcoming all students - wherever you are on life's journey! - UCCM@Stanford stands for faith that leads to action by hosting service projects, retreats and Spring Break-for-Service trips. Bread and Belonging dinner and devotions take place every Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. UCCM@Stanford is sponsored by the United Methodist, Presbyterian (PCUSA) and United Church of Christ denominations, and is affiliated with the Center for Progressive Christianity.
tudent President: Sarah Macway, smacway@stanford.edu
Professional Leader: Geoff Browning, geoffb2@stanford.edu, 650-725-0050
Advisor: Matt Smith, jmsmith@psr.gtulink.edu
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/uccm
is a voluntary student-led organization that undertakes a variety of educational, religious, cultural and spiritual activities. It organizes the celebration of major Hindu festivals, lectures, discussions, study groups and different workshops and maintains a prayer room in The CIRCLE, Room 313, which is open to the entire community. A regular prayer service is organized every Saturday. For event listings - past or present - or other queries, please visit the HSC website, or e-mail
stanfordhsc-execs@lists.stanford.edu. All events are open to public.
Student President: Raghav Goel, raghavg@stanford.edu, 650-521-4104
Advisor: Linda Hess, lionda@stanford.edu, 650-725-9732
Website: www.stanford.edu/group/hsc
provides a forum for the Muslim community on campus to come together through religious, social, and educational activities. The ISSU serves as a resource for the greater Stanford community and offers a variety of regular activities open to all. Their library and prayer room are located in Room 312 of The CIRCLE, which is open for all five daily prayers, while Friday prayers are held at noon in The CIRCLE's sanctuary. Weekly social gatherings, known as TGIJs (Thank God it's Jum'a) take place every Friday evening and Qur'an discussion/spiritual development circles are held each weekend throughout the school year. In addition, the ISSU works with Stanford Hospital Spiritual Care Services to accommodate the needs of Muslim patients and their families. The ISSU provides regular fast-breaking programming throughout the month of Ramadan, as well as arrangements for the two yearly Eid festivities. For more information, e-mail: issu-officers@cs.stanford.edu.
Student President:Ahlia Kattan, akattan@stanford.edu
Website: issu.chafi.us
is a vibrant Jewish student organization that is dedicated to sharing the warmth, wisdom and depth of Judaism in an exciting, non-judgmental fashion. Chabad helps create student programming, plans social action projects and offers many volunteer opportunities. The Chabad Center, 1289 College Avenue, Palo Alto, offers a place where students can socialize in a comfortable home-like setting with great friends, superb food and stimulating discussion. All are welcome regardless of background or affiliation.
Student President: Roei Kashi, roeik@stanford.edu
Advisor: Rabbi Dov Greenberg, info@chabadstanford.org, 650-494-3274
Website: www.chabad.stanford.edu
, the Foundation for Jewish Life at Stanford, uses a pluralistic approach to create opportunities for students to participate in cultural, social, educational and religious programs. Hillel supports approximately 23 student groups with projects including a student-operated Kosher food co-op, social events, social action, and engaging lectures and discussions on topics ranging from Israel to Kabbalah. For more information, please contact 650-723-1602.
Student President: Andrew Ehrich, andrewe@stanford.edu, 650-796-6344
Professional Leader: Rabbi Mychal Copeland, rabbimrc@stanford.edu, 650-725-1424
Website: http://hillel.stanford.edu
welcomes all students interested in meaningful religious dialogue, spiritual exploration and social justice. Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religious tradition, with no single credo, believing in no authority greater than individual conscience, and believing that each person should be encouraged to develop a personal philosophy of life. The group meets weekly to discuss religion, spirituality and philosophy, and also participates in service work social activities together.
Student Leader: Liese Pruitt, lcpruitt@stanford.edu
Professional Leader: TBA
Website:www.stanford.edu/group/uu
The professional members of SAR (2007-2008) are individuals who, among other qualifications, have graduate theological degrees and have been appointed by, and are accountable to, a recognized outside religious organization, which regularly conducts an evaluation of the effectiveness of the individual member and his/her organization on campus.
Rev. Geoff Browning
Fr. Nathan Castle
Rabbi Mychal Copeland
Rev. Stewart Crown
Rev. Glen Davis
Ms. Nancy Greenfield
Ms. Lindsay Beals James
Rev. David Jones
Fr. Patrick LaBelle
Rev. Coryl Lassen
Dr. Dale Mouritsen
Mr. Jon Paris
Ms. Teresa Pleins
Fr. Peter Salmas
Ms. Bonnie Sanders
Mr. Ron Sanders
Rev. Chris Sang Pak
Rev. Greg Schaefer
Rev. Scott Scruggs
Mr. Pete Sommer
Mr. Paul Taylor
Ms. Catherine Wolff
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