Condon, Sarah
Haynie, Jordan
Lukens, Matthew
Marshall, Alexander
Napier, Ryan
Prosser, William
Sanna, Emily
Stratton, Kate
Webber, Wendy
Welsch, Matthew
Wong, Stephanie

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Sarah Condon
sarah.condon@yale.edu
I am a Candidate for Holy Orders from the Diocese of New York who is hopeful for the future of the church and our ministry to the world. I seek a position in chaplaincy, non-profit, or diocesan work.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven CT
Candidate, Master of Divinity, 2013

Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, New Haven CT

Candidate, Diploma in Anglican Studies, 2013

University of Mississippi, Oxford MS

Bachelor of Arts in Southern Studies, 2005
Education
New York, NYEpiscopal Charities 
Seminary Intern2011-present
Academic year intern for the outreach arm of the Diocese of New York. Episcopal Charities funds and supports a range of parish-based programs in the greater New York area.
  • redesigned and implemented new programming for diocesan-wide Episcopal Charities Sunday, including new Sunday School curriculum for adults and children, theological reflections, the creation of a promotional video and also arranged for materials to be made available in Spanish
  • participated in Board Meetings on a regular basis with special attention paid to non-profit budget management
  • advised on future use of social media and further parish involvement in order to expand the reach and influence of the organization
  • analyzed data from Episcopal Charities Sunday work to understand how we can improve the packet for the coming year
Darien, CTSt. Luke's Church 
Seminary Intern2010-2011
Seminary Intern at this resource -sized (over 400 people on a Sunday) parish located in a major commuting area for New York City.
  • preached five times a year at 8am and 10am worship services
  • regularly led worship at 5pm Sunday alternative worship service; also preached extemporaneously at this service
  • led children's chapel (ages 3-10) and instructed Vacation Bible School classes (ages 6-8)
  • attended and participated in staff meetings involving liturgical and parish programming planning
  • assisted in pastoral care needs of community based on needs expressed by Parish Pastoral Care Committee
  • demonstrated flexibility and resourcefulness in navigating internship during a period of significant staff transition
White Plains, NYNew York Presbyterian Psychiatric Hospital 
Student Chaplainsummer, 2010
Earned one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education credit during summer program at this Psychiatric Hospital.
  • offered pastoral care and immediate attention to patients on the Geriatric and Eating Disorder units
  • created spiritual programming for Geriatric units based on poetry, hymns, and scripture
  • participated and led small group discussions with Eating Disorder patients around concepts of self respect and personal growth
New York, NYChurch of the Epiphany 
Postulant for Holy Orders2006-2008
Postulant for the priesthood and parish volunteer at this pastoral sized (150 people on a Sunday) congregation.
  • preached occasionally
  • taught Sunday School curriculum for children ages 6-10
  • aided in leading the 20's/30s group in fellowship and prayer
  • served liturgically as chalicist on a regular basis
Ministry Experience
New York, NYThe Episcopal Diocese of New York 
Administrative Assistant2007-2010
Administrative Assistant and Greeter at this diocesan headquarters which serves the people of Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, Westchester County, and the greater New York area.
  • assisted in the organization of major events for the clergy and laity of the diocese
  • supported clergy staff in daily worship services at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
  • planned for and welcomed the many global visitors to the diocese
  • created new databases, directories, and manuals to improve the functional abilities of the diocesan office
New York, NYAdditude and Adoptive Families Magazines 
Advertising Manager2006-2007
Advertising staff member at jointly owned magazines for parents who have children with Attention Deficit Disorder (Additude) and parents who have adopted children (Adoptive Parents).
  • designed magazine and online advertisement
  • improved online resource database for adoption
  • sold premium listings and online/magazine advertisement
Other Professional Experience
  • facilitated church growth, particularly in young families
  • experience in church website design (http://www.ststephensarmonk.org)
  • adept in social media and online newsletter creation
  • beginning Spanish
Additional Skills And Qualifications
Grey Coterie Prize for Southern Studies Undergraduate Paper, 2005
Chancellor’s Honor Roll, The University of Mississippi, 2001-2005
Lambda Sigma Honor Society, The University of Mississippi, 2002
Honors And Awards
 
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Jordan Haynie
jordan.haynie@yale.edu
Candidate for Holy Orders in the Continuing Diocese of Fort Worth with a passion for outreach and young adult ministry seeks a first call in a parish, university, or non-traditional setting that will utilize the gifts I bring in liturgical design (traditional and non-traditional), mission, and relational evangelism.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven, CT
Candidate, Master of Divinity, 2013
Candidate, Diploma in Anglican Studies, Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, 2013

University of Texas at Austin

Bachelor of Arts with Special Honors in Plan II, 2007
  • King's College London, Junior Year Abroad in Theology, 2006
Education
Norwalk, CTSt. Paul's on the Green 
Seminary Intern2012-present
Academic year intern for this diverse, growing, urban, socially progressive and liturgically rich Anglo-Catholic parish in the heart of Norwalk; a church that truly welcomes all.
  • Encourage a heart for social justice and community engagement through service on the Social Justice Commission
  • Build evangelism and outreach ministry in partnership with parish deacon
  • Participate in the liturgical life of the church at all levels
  • Experiment with liturgical design at midweek Celtic Eucharist
  • Connect with key leaders to help church continue discerning its mission
New Haven, CTEpiscopal Evangelism Network 
Volunteer2010-present
Volunteer as part of a new organization dedicated to raising up and connecting creative, progressive evangelists who will grow the church.
  • Participate in consulting projects on public worship, spiritual narrative, and progressive evangelism in New Haven and at Trinity Church, Wall St., NY
  • Attended missional development conferences, built networks with church planters across the country
New Haven, CTBerkeley Divinity School 
Chapel Minister2011-2012
Planned and implemented creative and dynamic liturgy for the weekly worship life of the Episcopal seminary at Yale as part of a team of peers.
  • Coordinated daily Morning Prayer & Eucharist, weekly Sung Evening Prayer, and weekly Community Eucharist
  • Designed liturgies in a variety of styles to celebrate: Holy Cross in Haitian style, Black History Month, Sts. Cyril & Methodius’ commitment to evangelism, Choral Evensong & Eucharist for the Annunciation, blues Tenebrae; wrote an original “Rite III” liturgy for St. Martin's Day
  • Managed student leadership rota
New Haven, CTDwight Hall 
Magee Fellow2011-2012
Advised and mentored undergraduate volunteers to encourage reflection on public service and social justice advocacy and outreach. Dwight Hall is the center for public service and social justice at Yale University.
  • Encouraged strong self-care practices for busy leaders to promote mental & emotional health
  • Coordinated outreach to interfaith religious ministries on campus who seek service partnerships with Dwight Hall
Dallas, TXChildren's Medical Center 
Chaplain InternSummer 2011
Received one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education by providing pastoral care to patients on three floors in a busy, downtown, pediatric hospital, including the Trauma ICU and Neonatal ICU.
  • Studied Godly Play and children’s spirituality as part of a team of 10 chaplain interns
  • Designed and led liturgies for hospital worship setting
Kilburn, London, England, UKSt. Luke's Church 
Pastoral AssociateSummer 2006
Assisted priests at two sister Church of England congregations in an economically-challenged neighborhood of London.
  • Planned services and preached, including a Taize service and all-age worship
  • Assisted Youthworker with after-school and youth programs for neighborhood and local school
  • Determined strengths and opportunities for the parish through interviews with 12-18 parishioners
Ministry Experience
New Haven, CTYale University Press 
Acquisitions Assistant2010-2011
Assisted Reference Editor at academic press with manuscript acquisitions and production.
  • Communicated with authors and manged contracts
  • Processed manuscripts and coordinated with copy editors
Carrollton, TXCarlson Restaurants Worldwide 
Human Resources Coordinator2009-2010
  • Planned and executed 1st and 2nd annual Top Shelf Awards for TGI Friday’s Operations and CRW
  • Member of Employee Relations Team – initiated investigations in restaurants nationwide to solve employee concerns and protect the brand
Turiysk, UkraineUS Peace Corps 
Volunteer - Teacher of English as a Foreign Language2007-2008
Taught English to 200+ students aged 10-15 at village school through the Peace Corps.
  • Founded local English Club – a weekly after-school group to encourage colloquial English use
  • Co-coordinated regional teachers’ seminars which demonstrated interactive learning techniques
  • Taught diversity course at a local summer camp to 20+ students
Other Professional Experience
  • Co-founder of Young Women Seminarians, a support group for young women seeking ordination
  • Episcopal Peace Fellowship Young Adult Initiative to General Convention Summer 2012
  • Panama Project Participant Summer 2012 - served local missions in Panama City, La Haslisas, and Colon, Panama
  • Languages: Conversational Spanish, Conversational French, Conversational Ukrainian, Intermediate Reading Level Koine Greek
Additional Skills And Qualifications
Preaching Excellence Program Participant; sermon chosen for publication (2012)
Society for the Increase of the Ministry Scholar (2011-2013)
Daughters of the King Master's Fund Scholar (2010-2012)
Edwards Memorial Scholar (2010-2012)
Honors And Awards
 
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Matthew Lukens
matthew.lukens@yale.edu
Candidate for Holy Orders from the Diocese of Virginia with a passion for evangelism and community building seeks first full- or part-time position engaging these skills to start or redevelop spiritual communities and raise up missional leadership.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven CT
Candidate, Master of Divinity, 2013

Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, New Haven CT
Candidate, Diploma in Anglican Studies, 2013

University of Virginia
Bachelor of Arts, 2009
Education
New Haven, CTSt. Andrew's Episcopal Church 
Advanced Seminary Intern2012-present
Academic year intern for this urban, socially progressive, liturgically evangelical parish in the heart of New Haven community
  • Assist with organizing the lay team for discerning a new worshiping community in the surrounding neighborhood of Newhallville, including developing training for relational evangelism and facilitating meetings to help team dream of new worship possibilities
  • Participate as scheduled in regular Sunday Service, including monthly preaching and occasional leadership of praise and worship music sets
New Haven, CTEpiscopal Evangelism Network 
Chapter CoordinatorFall, 2011 - present
Organizer for a student group involved in researching and training on matters of mission and evangelism as they face the church today
  • Lead organizer for 100 person missional development conference in New York City, including coordinating speakers and facilitators, covering logistics, fund raising, and managing the budget (September 2012)
  • Planner for seminarian retreat. (January 2012)
  • Convener for weekly meetings including skill-building sessions on one-to-one relationship building and other relational evangelism practices.
  • Coordinator for Spring 2012 Practicum on Congregational Development and Church Planting, working with two student project leaders at sites in Greenwich, CT and Stamford, CT.
  • Recipient of Episcopal Evangelical Society Grant for coordinating an interseminary leadership meeting of EEN chapters. (March 2012)
Boston, MAThe Crossing 
Summer InternSummer, 2012
Full-time, eight week internship at The Crossing, the Thursday night emerging church community at St. Paul's Cathedral in Boston
  • Responsible for weekly front-steps outreach presence before the service and welcoming in the service
  • Collaborator in planning and facilitating a half day training on relational evangelism
  • Participated in biweekly worship planning meetings
  • Provided pastoral care for congregation; engaged in community building through helping with social events and Christian formation opportunities
Shelton, CTSt. Paul's Church 
Seminary Intern2011-2012
Academic year internship in a pastoral sized, small town parish.
  • Coordinated and taught the team of teachers for the confirmation class
  • Regularly participated in the teaching rota for the confirmation class and planned alterations to the curriculum (Confirm Not Conform) as needed
  • Served at the altar weekly and preached on a monthly basis at both Sunday morning services
  • Planned and led Lenten adult education series on evangelism
Bridgeport, CTBridgeport Hospital 
Chaplain Internsummer, 2011
Earned one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education credit during program at this Level One Trauma Center.
  • Provided pastoral care to Emergency, Pediatric, and Intermediate Care Units
  • Completed 24-hour on-call shifts as scheduled to respond to emergencies, deaths, and pastoral care requests hospital-wide
New Haven, CTEpiscopal Church at Yale 
Intern2010-2011
Academic year internship at the Episcopal Campus Ministry of Yale University
  • Led weekly ecumenical Bible studies
  • Assisted clergy in Sunday worship duties as Sub-deacon and monthly preaching
  • Met with students on a one to one basis for pastoral care and support
  • Assisted students in program and mission planning
Charlottesville, VASt. Paul's Memorial Church 
Young Priests Initiative InternFall, 2009
Sixteen week part time internship at a program sized parish
  • Served regularly at the altar
  • Preached occasionally at Wednesday night service
  • Helped coordinate weekly Taizé service at the University of Virginia
  • Assisted with Canterbury House University Fellowship at both their weekly meetings and Sunday evening worship services
Charlottesville, VACome As You Are Campus Ministry 
Founder, CoordinatorFall 2008 - Spring 2010
Founder and coordinator of a small campus ministry, meeting weekly for two years
  • Acted as liaison between group of students and local chaplains
  • Raised over $10,000 in grants and fund raising,
  • Planned weekly meetings and Bible studies for students
  • Responsible for leadership transition work during second year
Ministry Experience
New York City, NYEpiscopal Relief and Development 
ConsultantSpring, 2010
Data processing and assistant work for the Episcopal Church's international relief and development non-profit
  • Responsible for coordinating schedule of missionary to Haiti and work of other volunteers
  • Gathered data and mapped locations of Internally Displaced Persons at Haitian Episcopal churches
  • Provided technological assistance as needed
Richmond, VADiocese of Virginia 
ClerkSummer, 2009
Personal and administrative assistant to the bishop of Virginia.
  • Responsible for taking dictation and filing correspondence
  • Assistant and writer for The Center Aisle, the diocese of Virginia's daily opinion journal at General Convention 2009
Other Professional Experience
  • Trained in Art of Hosting facilitation, October 2012
  • Trained in FTE VocationCARE facilitation practices, January 2012
  • Trained in Assemblies of God Church Multiplication Network Church Planting Boot Camp, May 2011
Additional Skills And Qualifications
 
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Alexander Marshall
alexander.marshall@yale.edu
Experienced, broadly ecumenical youth worker and Christian educator seeks opportunities in Christian education as a chaplain, teacher, administrator, or church-based youth or campus ministry director.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven CT
Master of Divinity, anticipated 2013.

Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, New Haven, CT
Educational Leadership for Ministry Certificate, anticipated 2013

Southeastern Bible College, Birmingham, AL

Bachelor of Arts summa cum laude Bible and Theology with a concentration in Philosophy, 2010.
Education
New Haven, CTThe Episcopal Church at Yale 
SeminarianAugust 2011-present
  • Plan and lead faith formation activities for campus ministry, including Bible Studies and "Theological Coffeehouse" discussions, and annual missions trip
  • Assist with worship set-up, serve at altar during service, preach 2-4 times a semester
  • Act as a pastoral presence to Yale College and graduate students involved with ministry
  • Attend Congregational Council, Board of Governors, and Staff Meetings, present reports to Board of Governors
Westport, CTGreen's Farms Church, UCC 
Christian EducatorSeptember 2012-present
  • Plan and implement Christian Education curriculum for 4th and 5th grade class
  • Assist Christian Education Director with operations of education program
Greenfield, NHThe Barbara C. Harris Camp and Conference Center 
Worship CoordinatorSummer 2011, Summer 2012
  • Planned and supervised worship activities for youth summer camp
  • Met with and assisted visiting chaplains from Diocese of Massachussetts
  • Oversaw Counselor in Training (CIT) leadership development program
  • Participated in weekly Camp Leadership Team meetings
  • Mentored and supervised camp staff
  • Acted as a pastoral presence to camp staff
  • Organized/supervised outdoor adventure programs at the camp
  • Assisted with emergency response procedures
New Haven, CTLeadership, Education, and Athletics in Partnership 
Academic CoachAugust 2010-June 2011
  • Planned and implemented literacy curriculum for class of 4th grade boys
  • Supervised college student in implementation of classroom policies and curriculum
  • Assisted Site Coordinator in managing site's operations
  • Tutored students, assist with completion of homework
  • Organized and supervised outdoor athletic program for site
Dora, ALAldersgate United Methodist Church 
Director of Youth MinistriesAugust 2009-August 2010
  • Planned and implemented regular youth programming for Wednesday nights and Sunday mornings
  • Acted as a pastoral presence to youth members of congregation and their families
  • Planned and organized youth trips and fellowship activities
  • Assisted Senior Pastor with worship leadership as needed
Relevant Experience
Southeastern Bible CollegeBirmingham, AL
August 2007-May2010Audio-Visual Engineer
  • Set-up and tore down sound and video equipment for events on campus
  • Operated sound and video equipment during sound checks, concerts, chapel services, and other on-campus events
  • Worked with office of Campus Pastor and President's office to ensure adequate services provided to outside speakers/performers/user groups
September 2007-May2008Campus Security Officer
  • Conducted regular night-time rounds of main buildings on campus
  • Ensured all buildings properly closed down at designated times
  • Provided a visible security presence at major events on campus
  • Assisted as appropriate in emergency situations on campus
Other Professional Experience
  • Ample experience balancing multiple commitments and tasks
  • Strong interpersonal and administrative skills
  • Experience using a wide variety of technologies, both for communication and in "live performance" settings
  • Inclusivity Training, Allies For Change, Fall 2012
  • CPR Certification, American Red Cross, Summer 2011
  • Certified Ropes Course Instructor, Wingspeed Adventures, Summer 2011
  • Certificate, Negotiating Boundaries in Ministerial Relationships, Yale Divinity School, Spring 2011
  • Intramural Soccer, Southeastern Bible College, Yale Divinity School
  • Eagle Scout, Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, Spring 2007
  • Federal Reserve Economic Simulation Team, Collierville High School, 2006-2007
  • Speech and Debate Team, Collierville High School, 2004-2006
Skills And Qualifications
 
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Ryan Napier
ryan.napier@yale.edu
In addition to extensive study of English-language literature and composition, my experience includes a wide range of jobs related to both teaching and writing. After finishing my master's degree at Yale, I hope to find a position in writing, education, publishing, or copyediting that allows me to use my passion for and mastery of the language.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven, CT
Candidate, Master of Arts in Religion, 2013
Religion and Literature concentration
Candidate, Certificate from Institute of Sacred Music

Stetson University, Deland, FL
Bachelor of Arts with Honors, magna cum laude, English, 2010
Member of Honors Program
Minors in creative writing and political science
  • University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK, study abroad, 2009
Education
New Haven, CTYale University Art Gallery 
Editorial AssistantMay 2012–present
  • Proofread, factcheck, and copyedit books and other publications in the gallery's publications department
  • Proofread, factcheck, and copyedit labels, pamphlets, brochures, and other material
  • Perform data entry and formatting for the redesign of the gallery's website
New Haven, CTYale University Art Gallery 
Gallery TeacherAugust 2011–present
  • Teach lessons to children in grades K-12 in the Yale University Art Gallery
  • Participate in extensive training in art history, the Yale University Art Gallery curriculum, and pedagogy
  • Additional instructional opportunities include community events for children and adults from the New Haven area.
Hong Kong and Macau SARs, ChinaLutheran World Mission 
English as a Foreign Language (EFL) TeacherJune 2010–May 2011
  • Served as a volunteer English teacher in Hong Kong and Macau through the Lutheran Church World Mission
  • Taught English classes at four different schools in Hong Kong, three secondary schools and one primary school
  • Taught both private lessons and group classes at Concordia English Center in Macau
  • Organized and participated in events to engage the Chinese community with English centers and schools
  • Received extensive training in EFL teaching and pedagogy
  • Traveled to mainland China (Guangdong province) to deliver scholarships and teach English classes in villages
Relevant Experience
New Haven, CTProfessor Peter Hawkins 
AssistantAugust 2012–present
  • Manage class website, prepare class materials and perform general administrative tasks
  • Perform research related to Dante and related topics for Professor Hawkins, professor of religion and literature at Yale Divinity School
Deland, FLStetson Reporter 
Writer, Copyeditor, Section Editor2007–2010
  • Wrote and edited weekly book reviews, news articles, opinion pieces and humor articles for the university’s independent student newspaper
  • Roles for the paper varied, culminating in opinions editor.
Stetson University Publications Board 
Student-at-LargeAugust 2008–December 2008, December 2009–May 2010
  • Served two terms overseeing independent student publications at the university
  • Responsibilities included mediating editorial controversies, interviewing and voting for editors of publications, and facilitating relations between publications and the university
  • Attended national college journalism conference in Austin, Texas, in fall 2009 as one of the Reporter's representatives
Deland, FLStetson University Writing Center 
Writing Tutor2007–2008
  • Assisted students with argumentative and research papers, focusing on style and content
  • Attended workshops on writing pedagogy
Other Professional Experience
Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, summer study abroad, Prague Summer Program in creative writing, summer 2010
  • chosen to participate in selective workshop and fully funded by Stetson University's creative writing department
Sullivan Creative Writing Award for Fiction, May 2010
  • short story “Anthem” won annual Sullivan Writing Contest
William E. Taylor Creative Writing Award, May 2010
  • a monetary prize for the portfolio of creative writing judged best in an open contest
Sullivan Creative Writing Scholar, August 2008–May 2010
  • awarded to the best creative writing students at Stetson University
Lawson Scholar, August 2006–May 2010
  • awarded to one student for “unusual ability, academic achievement, and commitment to principled citizenship”
Sigma Tau Delta (national English honor society), May 2009
Ann Morris Creative Writing Award for Fiction, May 2009
  • short story “Mother’s Little Helper” won first place
SURE Grant Recipient (research grant), Summer 2008, 2009
  • won two research grants, one for a extended project and paper on Thomas Pynchon's novel Gravity's Rainbow, the other to research and write a book of short stories about my hometown
Janet Taylor Shakespeare Prize, May 2008
  • award for best essay on Shakespeare
Phi Beta Kappa, inducted May 2008
Honors And Awards
 
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William Prosser
137 Mansfield Street • New HavenCT 06511
 • 8439330085
 • william.prosser@yale.edu
Profile
Broadly educated Episcopal layman with passion for education in all its forms seeks first full time position in parish, college, or school, where gifts in pastoral care, administration, and communication can be utilized.
Education
Yale Divinity School, New Haven CT
Candidate, Master of Divinity, 2013

Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, New Haven CT

Candidate, Certificate in Anglican Studies, 2013
Candidate, Certificate in Educational Leadership and Ministry, 2013

Wofford College, Spartanburg SC
Bachelor of Arts in Religion, Magna Cum Laude, High Honors Graduate 2010
Ministry Experience
Atlanta, GASt. Joseph's Hospital 
Student ChaplainSummer 2012
Earned one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education credit during summer program at this Primary Care Heart Hospital.
  • Responded to all emergencies when on duty as well as the routine spiritual care of patients on the Catheritization Lab and Internal Medicine units.
  • Completed overnight and weekend call as scheduled to respond to emergencies, deaths, and pastoral care requests hospital-wide.
New London, CTConnecticut College's Office of Religious and Spiritual Life 
Seminary InternSeptember 2011-May 2012
Academic year intern for this small, religiously diverse, liberal arts college's chaplain's office. Worked closely with the college's Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life.
  • Planned, in collaboration with others, and facilitated several Cross-Cultural dinners that promoted interfaith dialogue and discussion.
  • Helped to write grants that successfully helped fund an alternative spring break trip touring important sites during the Civil Rights movement in the Southeastern United States.
  • Together with the Dean of Religious Life researched and planned the alternative spring break trip to the major sites of the Civil Rights movement, including 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, AL, National Voting Rights Museum and Institute in Selma, AL, Tuskegee Airmen National Museum in Tuskegee, AL, and the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, AL. Acted as an advisor on the trip, facilitated group discussions including leading a discussion introducing the students to Southern culture, mediated interpersonal conflicts between students, advisors, and drivers, and managed travel details before and during the trip.
Isle of Palms, SCFirst United Methodist Church 
InternMay 2010-August 2010
Summer intern with this large, vibrant church primarily working with lead pastor.
  • Engaged in congregational care by visiting the sick and elderly.
  • Assisted in planning, organizing, and leading a mission trip for 15 high school students to the Dominican Republic. The main project was to construct, with Dominican contractors, one to two hundred feet of a concrete wall around the fruit orchard of a retreat center. The orchard had become a residential area for seedy elements and the retreat staff was concerned for the safety of children who stayed in the retreat center. We also helped lead Vacation Bible School for a local church.
  • Preached and led worship for several Sunday morning services.
Spartanburg, SCSt. James United Methodist Church 
College InternJune 2009-December 2009
Summer and fall semester internship in youth ministry in urban church.
  • Provided leadership to two retreats with 50+youth by leading devotion time, teaching lessons, and being a chaperone.
  • Organized and helped lead the youth program on service projects that included serving dinner at the soup kitchen once a month.
  • Worked closely with the pastor and youth pastor to improve the program by helping to redesign outdated programming
  • Found the monetary support for and then renovated the youth room.
Other Professional Experience
Wofford College
February 2007-June 2007Conference Student ManagerSpartanburg, SC
Assisted college professors to plan and implement Association for the Study of Literature and Environment’s International Confluence Conference.
  • Coordinated the arrival and housing of hundreds of participants, including many international guests.
  • Coordinated the locations and times of plenaries and other presentations.
  • Was on call throughout conference for participant assistance.
August 2007-May 2010Resident AssistantSpartanburg, SC
  • Served as the college’s representative and ensured the safety of more than 40 residents.
  • Facilitated social, educational, and holiday programs.
  • Upheld the Wofford College student code of rights and responsibilities.
  • Handled personal and disciplinary student crises as they arose.
September 2008-May 2009Student Director of Success InitiativeSpartanburg, SC
Success Initiative is a scholarship program at Wofford College in which students create many different projects, that usually last a semester, implement them, and follow through with them by working nine hours per week. The program is meant to teach hands-on, real-world skills.
  • Worked with students to create a plan for their individual projects.
  • Assisted students with various crises as they rose in the implementation of their projects.
  • Assisted staff directors with evaluating projects and students' work upon completion.
Additional Skills And Qualifications
  • Basic Speaking Ability: Spanish
  • Basic reading ability: Greek
Honors And Awards
  • Marcelle Todd Runyan Memorial Scholar (2010)
  • Phi Beta Kappa (2010)
  • Gibbs Scholar (2006-2010)
  • Old Main Scholar (2006-2010)
  • Success Initiative Scholar (2006-2010)
  • Chief Junior Marshal for Wofford College Commencement 2009.
  • Judicial Commissioner (2007-2008)
  • William Light Kinney III Award (Given to top first year delegate in Wofford College's student government.)(2007)
 
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Emily Sanna
emily.sanna@yale.edu
Experienced writer and editor seeks position that will allow me to use skills of organization, communication, and administration in new and creative ways.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven, CT
Masters of Divinity, 2013

Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH
Bachelor of Arts with Honors in Religion, 2010
  • Study Abroad: University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad, India, 2009
Education
Bridgeport, CTCouncil of Churches of Greater Bridgeport 
InternSeptember 2011-May 2012
  • Chaired planning committee for annual youth conference.
  • Assisted with grant research and writing.
  • Aided with publicity for the organization, including maintaining CCGB's online presence, and designing flyers, programs, and logos in Adobe InDesign.
  • Served on the planning committee for several multi-faith and ecumenical worship services.
New Haven CTYale Urban Design Workshop 
President's Public Service FellowJune 2012-August 2012
  • Developed and implemented a plan for updating and revising New Haven: A Guide to Architecture and Urban Design by Elizabeth Mills Brown, originally published in 1976.
  • Worked independently to research and write about New Haven architecture, find images, and update design.
  • Collaborated with Yale University Press and the family of the author to develop a product that was both true to the author's original intent and reflected the changes to the city and in how people think about architecture in the past 40 years.
New Haven, CTJournal of Industrial Ecology 
Editorial AssistantApril 2011-September 2011
  • Designed and developed new website for the Journal using Drupal.
  • Assisted with editorial tasks, including managing submissions, formatting articles, and maintaining databases.
  • Edited and proofread articles.
Harding House PublishingVestal, NY
2008-2010Project Manager
  • Responsible for keeping a series of books on schedule, from conception to publishing.
  • Assisted with all aspects of book production, including research, editing, layout, image research, and indexing.
2004-2010Author
  • Wrote a variety of nonfiction titles for young adults, including, most recently: Air Pollution and Health, Pop Monsters: The Modern-Day Craze For Vampires and Werewolves, and Gay Believers: Religion and Homosexuality.
Relevant Experience
Oberlin, OHYale Repertory Theatre 
Box Office Assistant2010-present
  • Sell tickets at box office and provide customer service to patrons.
Oberlin College Student Union
2008-2010Building ManagerOberlin, OH
  • Managed student union when full-time staff was not available.
  • Supervised Information Desk Attendants.
  • Responsible for balancing cash drawers, providing AV support, and general customer service for students and visitors on campus.
2007-2008Information Desk AttendantOberlin, OH
Oberlin, OHOberlin College Religion Department 
Office Assistant2008-2010
  • Designed and produced department alumni newsletter.
  • Assisted with administrative tasks for faculty and staff.
Other Professional Experience
  • Proficient in writing and comprehension level French (8 years, including 4 semesters of college classes while still in high school)
  • Intermediate proficiency Spanish (1 year)
  • Trained in small group facilitation through the Council of Churches of Greater Bridgeport, 2012
  • Certification, Our Whole Lives Sexuality Education Curricula, grades 7-12, 2012
  • Certification, Negotiating Ministerial Boundaries, Yale Divinity School, 2011
Skills And Qualifications
  • President's Public Service Fellowship, 2012, Yale University
  • 2011 Mom's Choice Award for book titled Air Pollution and Health
  • The Henry H. Tweedy Scholarship, 2012-2013, Yale Divinity School
  • The Jonathan Kneeland Prize, 2010, Oberlin College
  • Waddington Christian Ministry Scholarship, 2009-2010, Oberlin College
  • John F. Oberlin Scholarship, 2006-2010, Oberlin College
Honors and Awards
 
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Kate Stratton
katherine.stratton@yale.edu
Lay minister and creative artist seeks to use honed skills in pastoral care, hospitality, teaching, and public speaking for new career in ecumenical, interfaith, or Catholic ministry and chaplaincy settings.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven, CT
Candidate, Master of Sacred Theology, 2013
  • Thesis in drama, liturgical theology, chaplaincy, and community-building
Master of Divinity, 2012

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC
Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude, Music and Dramatic Art, 2006
Education
New Haven, CTYale Chaplain's Office 
Supervised Ministry Intern/Global Grounds Co-Manager2011-present
  • Co-manage Global Grounds, a late-night, interfaith, free coffee shop for Yale students; Oversee and work closely with undergraduate workers.
  • Co-coordinated and helped run the 2012 Spring Break New Haven service week; Will help lead the 2013 Spring Break trip to Washington, D.C.
  • Managed a chaplaincy sponsored monthly interfaith afternoon of service, open to all Yale students; Coordinated with local NGOs and service organizations; Maintaied publicity and e-mail correspondence.
  • Ran "Art for the Soul," a weekly hour of arts, crafts, contemplation, and discussion, open to all Yale students.
  • Coordinator for the Global 2012 Conference of Chaplains in Higher Educationan, held at Yale in June.
Watertown, CTThe Taft School 
Supervised Ministry Intern2010-2011
  • Assisted and team-taught with the school Chaplain.
  • Helped to plan and lead classes : "Intro to Buddhism," "The Philosophy of Religion," "Terror in the Name of God," and "Civil Rights."
  • Facilitated group discussion with students; Graded student papers.
Yale-New Haven Hospital
2010-2011Pastoral AssociateNew Haven, CT
  • Covered occasional on-call shifts as a Pastoral Associate and Casual Employee at this 900 bed Trauma 1 Center.
Summer, 2010Student ChaplainNew Haven, CT
  • Provided pastoral care, prayer, and hospitality to patients and families of all or no religious affiliation in the Emergency Department and ICUs.
  • Triaged in collaboration with nurses, doctors, social workers, and family members regarding patient care, including end of life considerations.
  • Earned one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education credit.
Relevant Experience
New Haven, CTYale Divinity School, Community Life Committee 
Yale Divinity Drama Co-Leader/Co-Founder of the Ezekiel Bread Liturgical Drama Troupe2011-present
  • Collaborate closely with fellow student leaders and other student groups.
  • Lead weekly rehearsals, open to all Yale Divinity School students and affiliates; Managed panlist, advertisements, and e-mail correspondence.
  • Write original comedic and dramatic compositions-- scenes, multimedia spoofs, and full-length plays-- for performance by the Drama Troupe.
  • Invited to perform (act, sing, and read) regularly in Marquand Chapel liturgies, including Visiting Students' Day, Easter Rejoicing, and the Advent Service.
  • Invited to perform in various congregations in Scotland, Canada, and the US.
New Haven, CTInstitute of Sacred Music, Yale Divinity School 
Alto Section Leader, Marquand Chapel Choir2009-2011
  • Provided musical leadership for the alto section at weekly choir rehearsals.
  • Performed with the choir during two Marquand Chapel services each week.
  • Cantored/soloed regularly.
New York, NYAndre Previn 
Personal Assistant2008-2009
  • Duties included organizing the Maestro's home office, acting as his personal chef, managing his schedule, tracking musical scores, and accompanying him to appointments.
  • Gained experience with elder care.
New York, NYBell Curves 
SAT Teacher/Curriculum Development2007-2009
  • Taught SAT prep for the launch of Bell Curve's Rise to College program, a college preparation and mentorship program for high-achieving students from low-income families in the New York metro area.
  • Taught SAT classes at such institutions as the Harlem Educational Activities Project, Eagle Academy in the Bronx, and KIPP.
  • Developed and wrote the 2009 Critical Reading Workbook for SAT preparation.
New York, NY; Falmouth, MAActor/Singer/Voiceover Experience (various) 
Professional Performer2006-2009
Credits include:
  • Treasure in Clay Jars, Actor and Co-Writer, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 2012
  • Production Manager for Hopeville, a new musical, which benefited NYC charities, 2009
  • Showchoir: The Musical!, New York Fringe Festival, Winner of Best Ensemble, 2007
  • The Cherry Orchard, Anya, Phare Play Productions, NYC, 2007
  • College Light Opera Company, principal performer and vocal ensemble member; prepared and performed 9 fully staged productions in 12 weeks; Falmouth, MA, 2006
  • Voiceovers for MacMillan/McGraw Hill, the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources, and Priorities USA Action
Other Professional Experience
  • ESTEEM, year-long lay Catholic leadership training, Saint Thomas More, New Haven, CT, 2012-2013
  • Co-Chair, Senior Class Gift, Fundraising Drive (nominated by faculty and staff; broke record in participation), 2012
  • Inclusivity Training from professional consultant group "Allies for Change", 2012
  • Member, Yale Divinity School (faculty) Admissions Committee and (faculty) Ministerial Studies Committee, 2011-2012
  • Performance Skills: Singing, Piano, Playwriting, Directing, Stage Combat
  • Teaching (especially Curriculum Development and Small Group Discussion)
  • Ample Travel Experience; Valid Driver's License; Proficient Cook
Skills And Qualifications
  • Charles S. Mersick Prize, for effective public address, especially in preaching, 2012
  • Nickerson/Edward Payson Drew Scholarship, for full tuition at Yale Divinity School, 2009-2012
  • Two Brothers Fellowship, for summer study in Israel at Hebrew University, 2011
  • William E. Downes Prize, for proficiency in public reading of Scripture and hymns, Yale Divinity School, 2010
  • Phi Beta Kappa, National Merit Scholar 2002-2006
  • UNC's Burch Fellowship, for summer study abroad including a mime workshop at London's Theatre de l'Ange Fou and stage combat certification with the British Academy of Stage and Screen Combat, 2005
Honors And Awards
 
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Wendy Webber
wendy.webber@yale.edu
I am a peace advocate who seeks to contribute to social justice, particularly in inter-religious cooperation, locally, nationally, or globally. I have extensive international experience and familiarity with several belief traditions including secular humanism. I am a published author and have spent several years founding two social justice organizations. I seek full time opportunities in non-profits or otherwise justice minded organizations where I might use my skills in inter-religious cooperation, writing and editing, and ESL teaching to further the organization's aims.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven CT
Candidate, Master of Arts in Religion, 2013

Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO
Bachelor of Arts, English: Creative Writing, Poetry, 2006
Education
New Haven, CTIntegrated Refugee & Immigrant Services 
A refugee resettlement organization that resettles approximately 200 refugees a year. Services include provision of housing, food, clothing, and other material needs in addition to English lessons, job and education assistance, and cultural orientation services.
Volunteer2012-Present
  • Primarily provide assistance to the Health and Wellness Coordinator in helping refugees navigate the American healthcare system, which includes helping make and keep appointments, obtain medicaid, and pay bills.
  • Help with miscellaneous projects as needed. Such projects include, but are not limited to: assisting clients to interpret and fill out paperwork in English, helping clients as they begin to make phone calls to utility companies, compiling a handout of traditional Thanksgiving recipes in several languages to hand out with turkeys from the foodbank for Thanksgiving.
Las Cruces, NMHealing Hawks 
An organization that promotes art, music, and writing as avenues of healing and justice locally and globally. Healing Hawks is a truly communal organization composed of many artists and activists who share the founding vision of holistically healing art. Healing Hawks promotes art that is healing in the making, healing in the giving, and healing in the receiving. Selling these healing arts is healing too because the money goes partially to the artist to promote their art and partly to a social justice project.
Founding Consultant2012-Present
  • Helped define Healing Hawks mission.
  • Currently helping to design an interactive website.
  • Continue to help create organizational structure and discover artists and activists to contribute their time or art and/or join the organization.
Las Cruces, NMJust Peaceful Caring  
A startup not-for-profit dedicated to empowering nurses and local communities to demand truly caring healthcare.
Co-founder2008-2012
  • Founded and created the initial philosophy of the organization, with one other person.
  • Helped develop and write the mission statement, recruit potential board members, plan community meetings, and design a logo and website.
Tianjin, ChinaNankai University 
Professor of English2006-2007
  • Taught English as a Foreign Language for one school year to university English majors. Taught three sections each of reading and oral English. The reading class was equivalent to a US high school literature class, with a greater emphasis on comprehension. Oral class was conversational with subject matter focused on US and western culture.
  • Taught business English to adult students.
Chicago, ILFlatfile Gallery 
A modern art and contemporary photography gallery.
Intern2004
  • Helped prepare and run new shows and openings.
  • General office assistance.
Relevant Experience
New Haven, CTSterling (Yale) Memorial Library Access Services 
Library Service Assistant2012
New Haven, CTCaffe Bravo 
Neighborhood Italian restaurant.
Serversummer 2011
Louisville, KYBluegrass Brewing Company 
Local microbrewery, grill, and sports bar.
Bartender/Server2008-2011
Las Cruces, NMAndele Restaurant 
Stylish Mexican restaurant.
Server/Host2002, 2007
Colorado Springs, COOlive Branch Restaurant 
Local Mediterranean restaurant and bakery.
Server2003-2006
Other Professional Experience
  • “Beyond Coexistence: Atheists, People of Faith,” Notes from the Quad (January 2013)
  • "New Canaanites: Native Americans and Equality in America," Glossolalia (Volume 5, Number 1, Fall 2012) (essay)
  • "Convocation Panel Addresses the Burnout Question," Notes from the Quad (November 2011)
  • "Leaving Delhi," The White Squirrel (Vol. Two, Spring 2010) (poem)
  • "To Play," Whole Notes (Fall 1998) (poem)
  • "To Play," Another Planet (1998) (poem)

Publications
  • Selected to present "Do Muslim-Christians or Christian-Muslims Exist?" at the Understanding Religious Pluralism Conference at Georgetown University (May 23, 2012)
  • Extensive international experience. During a year living in China, traveled to India for a month and also visited Hong Kong and Tibet. Have traveled through Israel, Jordan, and Egypt. In the aggregate, have spent several months in Europe and close to a year in New Zealand.
  • Currently reviewing and refreshing French language skills.
Skills and Qualifications
 
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Matthew A. Welsch
matthew.welsch@yale.edu
Currently discerning a call to ordination in the Episcopal Church, seeking full-time work in educational, chaplaincy, or ministry settings that will utilize my gifts and skills in music, teaching, historical studies, liturgy, and mission.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven CT
Candidate, Master of Divinity, anticipated 2013

Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, New Haven CT

Candidate, Diploma in Anglican Studies, anticipated 2013

American University, Washington DC
Bachelor of Arts in History, 2010
Education
New Haven, CTSt. Thomas's Episcopal Church 
Seminarian Intern2011 - Present
Year-round intern for this diverse, socially progressive, liturgically broad Episcopal Parish, dedicated to radical hospitality for all with a heavy emphasis on ministry with children and young families.
  • Preach regularly.
  • Assist in various liturgical capacities (subdeacon, master of ceremonies, acolyte, etc.) at all Sunday services and special services as needed
  • Assist Rector in planning special services (ie, Holy Week)
  • Facilitate Adult Formation discussion groups.
  • Design and implement new liturgical expressions at Rector's request.
New Haven, CTYale New Haven Hospital 
Chaplain Internsummer, 2012
Earned one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education credit at a Level One Trauma Center.
  • Served as sole Chaplain on the Cardio-Thoracic Intensive Care Unit, one unit each of Cardiology and Medicine, providing pastoral care to patients, families, and staff.
  • Completed seven 24h on-call shifts, providing care to patients, families, and staff in response to full traumas, deaths, withdrawals of life support, and pastoral care requests hospital-wide.
Washington National CathedralWashington, DC
2006 - 2010Cathedral Voices Member
This volunteer choir provides liturgical music for the 8.45am services at the Cathedral as well as in special services such as Advent Lessons and Carols and the Easter Vigil.
2007-PresentLay Eucharistic Minister
  • Assist in the administration of the Eucharist at Sunday and additional services throughout the year.
Ministry Experience
New Haven, CTYDS LGBTQIA Coalition 
Co-chair2011-2012
Co-Chair of the Yale Divinity School Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, and Allies coalition, a standing group of the YDS Community Life Committee.
  • Fostered community among LGBTQI and Allied students, faculty, and staff.
  • Facilitated respectful community discussions on issues of faith, sexuality, and polity.
  • Planned and assisted in an annual Community Eucharist in celebration of National Coming Out Day at Yale Divinity School's Marquand Chapel
  • Planned and executed an annual fundraiser and cocktail/dance party, raising $1500 in 2012 for the Ali Forney Center in New York City.
American University Housing and Dining ProgramsWashington, DC
Feb. - Aug. 2010Operations Coordinator
  • Along with Professional Staff, recruited, hired, and trained summer student staff members.
  • Managed front desk staff including: scheduling shifts, ensuring all staff provide excellent customer service, providing feedback and critique as needed.
  • Completed bi-weekly audits of all residence hall keys.
  • Prepared registration packets for over 1500 conference guests.
  • Provided overnight duty coverage responding to personal, medical, and facilities concerns as well as protocol violations as needed.
Jan. 2009 - May 2010Resident Assistant
Lived and worked in Residence Halls.
  • Fostered community among residents through formal programming and intentional interactions.
  • Assisted with conflict resolution and mediation.
  • Met with all residents one-on-one each semester.
  • Developed and implemented syllabus and learning goals to establish a Living-Learning environment.
  • Made appropriate referrals to university services including counseling, academic affairs, rape crisis services, GLBT resource center, etc.
  • Provided 24h duty coverage responding to personal, medical, and facilities concerns, as well as protocol violations as needed.
Washington, DCUnited States House of Representatives 
Legislative InternJan. - Aug. 2009
  • Collaborated with legislative staff in the office of a senior Democratic Congresswoman to draft letters to constituents; attended congressional committee hearings; researched and wrote memos on various policy issues, including the Affordable Care Act, for the legislative staff and the Congresswoman.
Other Professional Experience
  • Senior Thesis on Martyrdom and the Development of Protestant English Culture, American University, May 2010.
  • President (2009-2010), AU Rude Mechanicals, directed A Midsummer Night's Dream (2008) and King Lear (2010).
  • Safe Space trained, to provide support, resources, and counseling for students on GLBT issues, American University, 2010.
  • Proficient in German and French
Additional Skills And Qualifications
 
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Stephanie Wong
Stephanie.wong@yale.edu
I am a Roman Catholic pastoral minister and religious educator, committed to fostering a love for Christ in youth and young adults through the cultivation of mind and soul.
Profile
Yale Divinity School, New Haven CT
Candidate, Master of Divinity, 2013

Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, New Haven CT
Candidate, Certificate in Education Leadership and Ministry, 2013

Washington University in St. Louis, Saint Louis MO
Bachelor of Arts, English Literature and Religious Studies, 2010
Education
New Haven, CT St. Thomas More Catholic Chapel and Center at Yale 
Pastoral Intern2012-2013
St. Thomas More is the student center for Catholics at Yale Univeristy offering 3 Sunday Masses as well as extensive programming
  • coordinate focus group for Asian/Asian American Catholics at Yale
  • compile Asian Catholic portfolio of student stories and perspectives
  • lead retreat for liturgical ministers
  • led Fall 2012 discussion series on theological anthropology
St. Louis, MOSt. Louis U. Hospital 
CPE ChaplainSummer 2012
St. Louis University Hospital Pastoral Care Department is part of St. Louis University's pastoral ministry division
  • worked as day-time chaplain on an internal medicine floor
  • served as overnight chaplain each week in the Emergency Department
  • provided pastoral care to patients, family and staff
New Haven, CTSt. Martin de Porres Academy 
Chaplain and Graduate Support Coordinator2011-2012
St. Martin de Porres is a free-tuition Catholic middle school in the Nativity Miguel network, dedicated to breaking the cycle of urban poverty through education.
  • planned prayers for the daily Morning Gathering assembly
  • preached weekly sermon integrating school's 'team themes' with faith
  • co-led the weekly Peer Ministry group of ten 6th, 7th and 8th graders,
  • coordinated the Graduate Support evening study program, mentoring the high school alumni of St. Martins who return every afternoon for academic tutoring and emotional support
  • organized retreats for 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade
St. Louis, MOWashington University Catholic Student Center 
Volunteer Co-coordinator of Rite for Christian Initiation of Adults Program2008-2010
  • helped organize weekly meetings for rite for Christian Initiation of Adults
  • led catechetical faith-sharing discussions twice a semester
  • sponsored a graduate student in the confirmation process
  • set up and cleaned up food for weekly fellowship time
  • organized reunion pilgrimage retreat to Spain in Summer 2011
East Palo Alto, CABayshore Christian Ministries 
Christian Leadership Intern in Teaching and Community OrganizationSummer, 2009
  • taught remedial summer school (4th grade girl's math, and 6th grade boy's homeroom) in an urban minority community struggling with crime and racial violence
  • translated Spanish-English for the summer program's parent-teacher conferences
  • led daily after-school activities in baking and swimming
  • worked with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul to deliver food, furniture and utility vouchers to households in need
Eldridge, IAOur Lady of Mount Carmel Discalced Carmelite Monastery 
Organist and Live-in Assistant with cloistered religious communitySummer 2008
  • Accompanied the daily Liturgy of the Hours and Mass on the organ
  • Helped plant, weed and harvest the monastery's vegetable fields
  • Helped elderly and wheelchair-bound sisters count and package unconsecrated hosts for mailing
Ministry Experience
New Haven, CTYale University, Trumbull College 
Graduate Affiliate2011-2013
  • serve as a liason between Yale's undergrad Trumbull College and the graduate and professional schools
  • run the Trumbull pottery studio, leading biweekly ceramics workshops and coordinating a show for the students' work at the end of each semester
  • coordinate educational outings such as visits to museums and theatres
New York, NYCommonweal Magazine 
Editorial InternSummer, 2011
Full-time intern at a lay Catholic opinion journal on religion and politics
  • read incoming manuscripts for possible inclusion in the journal
  • edited accepted manuscripts for accuracy and grammar
  • conferred with editors on article placement within magazine issues
New York, NYCatholic Worker "Mary" House 
Weekly volunteer at the homeless shelter and soup kitchenSummer, 2011
  • talked with residents at the shelter and assisted them with job applications
  • cooked and washed dishes for the luncthime soup kitchen
  • sorted clothes and distributed donated clothes
Fountain Valley, CAAll Saint's Anglican Cathedral 
Organist and Choir Director2003-2006
Other Professional Experience
  • Music: pipe organ and piano performance
  • Language: very good Spanish, intermediate Mandarin, basic biblical Greek, basic Latin
Additional Skills
Marquand Fellowship, Full Tuition, Yale Divinity School, 2010-2013
Harriet Jackson Ely Prize for Theological Promise, Yale Div School, 2012
1st Place - Graduate Fellowship, TAK Nat'l Honors Society in Theology, 2010
3rd Place - National Prize in Ethics, Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity, 2010
Rabbi F. Isserman Prize in Ecumenical Leadership, Washington U., 2010
Harriet Switzer Leadership Award, Washington U, 2010
Phi Beta Kappa National Honors Society, 2009
Annika Rodriguez Scholars Program, Full Tuition, Washington U, 2006-2010
National Merit Scholar, 2006
Honors And Awards
 
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