Student leadership interns work with the chaplain to plan and lead worship, plan retreats and service opportunities and advocate for social and environmental justice.
Leadership Intern for Worship
Grace Winakor ’21 | Portland, Conn. | Religious Studies
Grace assists in the planning and leadership in the Sunday chapel services and also plans and leads Kairos and devotional service on Tuesday nights in Horn Meditation Chapel.
Leadership Intern for Service
Sydney Mastropasqua ’23 | Paramus, N.J. | Psychology
As leadership intern for service, Sydney’s main duty is to plan and execute large service events throughout the year.
Leadership Intern for Spiritual Nurture
Kayla Bush ’22 | Lancaster, Pa. | Creative Writing; English – Publishing & Editing
Kayla will plan and organize the spring religious and spiritual life Lenten Devotional.
Leadership Intern for Social & Environmental Justice
Joseph Martin ’21 | Milton, Pa. | Music Performance – Vocal
Joseph organizes programs and activities for environmental and social justice on campus and around the world. One of his main responsibilities is planning the annual Fair Trade Festival held in the fall.
Leadership Intern for Communication & Outreach
Jonathan Moser ’22 | McEwensville, Pa. | Music – Keyboard
Jonathan assists with the communication side of the ministry of the chaplain’s office, maintaining the social media presence and helping publicize events and activities.
Student Assistant for Chapel Music
Grady Daub ’24 | Denver, Pa. | Music; English
Grady’s duties include accompanying the chapel choir, providing music for services on Sunday, and arranging and coordinating service music and special chapel events.
Student Assistant to the HandBell Choir
Brian Sevison ’21 | Catawissa, Pa. | Music Education – Vocal
As director, Brian leads the HandBell Choir when they perform during chapel service and other special events on campus.
Jewish Life Engagement Associates
Student engagement leaders are designed to dramatically enhance Jewish life on campus. Each assistant is charged with building relationships with uninvolved Jewish students on campus.
Lily Soares ’23, Huntingdon, N.Y.
Music; Accounting
Robert Ness ’23, Cochranville, Pa.
Strategic Communications – Public Relations; Political Science
Samantha Koitz ’22, Rockville, Md.
Communication Arts – Comm Studies; International Studies – Diplomacy
Jewish Life Hagshama Leadership
Samantha Koitz ’22, President
Rockville, Md.
Communication Arts – Comm Studies; International Studies – Diplomacy
Molly Young ’23 – Vice President
Camp Hill, Pa.
Music Composition
We also offer an Interfaith Fellowship Program every semester:
A semester long leadership development program about being an effective, confident and knowledgeable leader in a religiously diverse society.