CCSJ Staff
The Center for Community Service and Justice staff oversees all aspects of service-related activities on campus including community service opportunities, service-learning, Community Service Council (CSC), immersion programs and post-college service. Director, Service-Learning Contact: 410-617 2112 or rcrews@loyola.edu
Education: Ph.D. in Sociology, University of Colorado at Boulder; B.A. in English, University of California at Berkeley Work Experience: Extensive professional experience in peace studies both domestically and internationally; taught at Goucher College, University of Colorado at Boulder, Haverford College and Bethel College; directed service-learning at University of Colorado at Boulder; managed the first web sites and discussion groups for peace studies and service-learning; published two books on service-learning Interests: Nonviolent social change, writing, working with my hands, music, travel and being outside in nature
Office Manager Contact: 410-617 2489 or ccyphers@loyola.edu
Education: B.A. in Business Administration, College of Notre Dame of Maryland Work Experience: Consumer banking, raising a family of four Interests: Reading, family and healthy living
Assistant Director, Poverty Concerns and Faith Connections Contact: 410-617 5352 or mdubocq@loyola.edu
Education: M.S. in Counseling in College Student Affairs, Creighton University; B.S.B.A. in Marketing, Finance and International Business, Creighton University Work Experience: Coordinated international service-learning and immersion programs in the Dominican Republic; worked in various Student Affairs departments as an undergraduate and graduate student Interests: Working with college students, service, Ignatian spirituality, Latin dancing and spending time with friends and family
Program Coordinator, Communications Contact: 410-617 2072 or clien@loyola.edu
Education: B.A. in Business Administration, Fu-Jen Catholic University, Taipei, Taiwan; M.A. in Human Resources Management, The University of Hull, Hull, UK; M.A. in Spiritual and Pastoral Care, Loyola College in Maryland, Maryland, USA Work Experience: Management consulting; pastoral service for mentally challenged people; hospital chaplaincy Interests: Traveling, spending time with my family, service and spirituality, singing and listening to music
Assistant Director, Service-Learning Contact: 410-617 2092 or mlinz@loyola.edu
Education: B.A. in Writing and Studio Art, Loyola College in Maryland; M.S. in Sociology, Clemson University Work Experience: Coordinated homeless children's program as a Jesuit Volunteer; advocated around health care and homelessness policy in Baltimore and D.C.; experience with urban and rural poverty in Baltimore, Oregon and South Carolina Interests: Social change, family, creating art, writing, swimming, traveling and learning new things
Assistant Director, International Immersions and Justice Education Contact: 410-617 5823 or mgoicochea@loyola.edu
Education: B.A. in Social Welfare, Morgan State University Work Experience: 2 years in Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic; 15 years with Maryknoll Lay Missioners; 6 years in Venezuela with Maryknoll Interests: Human rights, global and local justice, urban/rural poverty, international folkdance and arts and crafts
Director Contact: 410-617 2380 or cgugerty@loyola.edu
Education: B.A. in Sociology, College of Notre Dame of Maryland; M.S. in Pastoral Counseling, Loyola College in Maryland; Certificate in Non-Profit Management Work Experience: 10+ years with persons who were poor and/or homeless (meal and shelter programs, counseling); 12+ years working in college community service program Interests: Poverty, homelessness and mental health, Maine, Ireland and Irish things, kayaking, biking and spending time with niece and nephews
Associate Director, Immersion Programs and Education Contact: 410-617 2771 or csharrison@loyola.edu
Education: B.A. in Anthropology, Latin American Studies, Secondary Education, Western Michigan University; M.S.W. in Community Organizing, University of Michigan Work Experience: Services for adults with developmental disabilities; international education (university-level study abroad); rural health education and migrant issues Interests: Social change, Latino issues, hiking/backpacking, biking and playing with my family
Associate Director, Administration & Ongoing Service Contact: 410-617 2638 or mhowell@loyola.edu
Education: B.A. in English, Davidson College; M.A. in Higher Education, Stanford University Work experience: 1 year in Ecuador teaching English; taught high school government and history in D.C.; directed Women’s Center, Stanford U; residential life at university level; Latino issues through an information and referral service for immigrants Interests: Singing, dancing, hiking/backpacking and being a mother
Assistant Director, Student Staff Development Contact: 410-617 2909 or dmccunney@loyola.edu
Education: B.A. in Philosophy, Loyola College in Maryland; M.Div., Weston Jesuit School of Theology Work Experience: Taught high school biology for 1 year in Milwaukee as a Capuchin volunteer; worked in public relations at Lutheran World Relief; served as a campus minister for 2 years at Canisius College in Buffalo Interests: Spending time with my family, motorcycles, outdoor activities, environmental issues, writing, service and spirituality and baseball
The Center for Community Service and Justice (CCSJ) hires four Graduate Assistants each year who work within the context of CCSJ, which engages students and the broader Loyola community in education through service for a just and equitable world. Each position provides support to specific programs and complements the work of the Center. - Nathalie Savell - One-time Programs - ext. 5632
- Emily Dewlin - Service-Learning - ext. 5522
- Francis A. Bonadio - International Outreach - ext. 5650
- Elizabeth Waters - Spring Break Outreach - ext. 5632
The student staff in the Center for Community Service and Justice is an essential part of the office and acts as the “hands and feet” of all the community service programming, coordination, recruiting and education for members of the Loyola community. There are four types of student positions with differing responsibilities: Service Coordinators are part-time paid staff who help students connect with a service opportunity. They also organize training and orientation sessions, facilitate reflection about service experiences and help make transportation arrangements. | | Adult Education (Caroline Center, Esperanza Center) | Colleen Quigley adultedsc@loyola.edu | Beans & Bread Center and Our Daily Bread | Mai Brand beansandbreadsc@loyola.edu | Choice Program and St. Ignatius Loyola Academy | Melissa Rosvold choicesc@loyola.edu stigsc@loyola.edu | Community Service Council | Hilary Ippolito Andrew Zaleski csc@loyola.edu | Cristo Rey Jesuit High School | Matt Cairns cristoreysc@loyola.edu | Care-A-Van, Viva House, H&H Events | Alicia Condon Erin Timmeny careavansc@loyola.edu | FOH, Don Miller House | Sean D'Alfonso fohsc@loyola.edu donmillersc@loyola.edu | Govans Neighborhood Liaison (CARES, Harford House) | Christina Garvey caressc@loyola.edu harfordsc@loyola.edu | Habitat for Humanity | Dave Gullotti Tierney Latella habitatsc@loyola.edu | Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital | Jen Vigario mtwashsc@loyola.edu | Hispanic Programs (EBLO, CASA) | Erin Bowman eblosc@loyola.edu | Mother Seton Academy | Eric Abrecht msasc@loyola.edu | St. Ambrose Center | Mike Conti stambrose@loyola.edu | UNITE/SOS/Meet and Eat | Liz Duclos unitesc@loyola.edu | Refugee Youth Project | Missy Pearson rypsc@loyola.edu |
These students serve in a leadership role within a specific CCSJ-affiliated service program or overall programs. Student Program Assistants provide the necessary support to volunteers to ensure that they have a meaningful learning experience. This includes communicating with the agency, facilitating the placement and transportation of volunteers and helping volunteers to reflect on their experiences by thinking about the broader social justice issues inherent at their site. Student Program Assistants are also expected to participate in full staff and supervisory meetings when appropriate throughout the academic year.
| | St. Ambrose Center | Rachel Duden stambrose@loyola.edu | Service-Learning
| Anne Marie Gochis servicelearning@loyola.edu | Service and Spirituality
| Rosie Miola spirituality@loyola.edu | Ignatian Family Teach-In/SOA | Ariell Watson teachin@loyola.edu | Outreach
| Monica Bauer outreach@loyola.edu | Habitat for Humanity Fundraising | Lauren Savo habitatsc@loyola.edu | Thanksgiving Food Drive
| Jen Gaglioti (Fall) fooddrive@loyola.edu | Project HEALTH
| Alice Stoddart projecthealth@loyola.edu | Best Buddies
| Meredith Maroney bestbuddies@loyola.edu |
Creative Assistant (CA) ccsjpub@loyola.edu
These students' primary roles are generating, revising and further enhancing publicity materials of the Center as necessary. This includes maintaining an adequate stock of publicity materials, and being assigned to specific project tasks by the fulltime staff and service coordinators. The main goal is to support CCSJ in striving to establish an identity of commitment to service in the Loyola community. - Ayla Badell (Spring)
- Julie-Anne Sayo (Fall)
- Lauren Webster
ccsjsa@loyola.edu Student Assistants offer both hospitality and guidance to all who visit the office and support the work of CCSJ full-time and student colleagues. They work closely with Program Coordinators to make sure the office is running smoothly and effectively. - Samantha (Sammy Jo) Baker
- Jaclyn Departo
- Eugenio Esquivel
- Virginia Gordon
- Alexander McDowell
- Marie McSweeney
- Christina Mozeleski
- Megan Murphy
- Kylee Piper
- Silvana (Sissy) Pedra Nobre
- Jillian Shropshire (Fall)
- Mary Beth Walsh
Drop by Cohn Hall or call ext. 2380 for information, guidance, support and assistance. |