Rose Hill
	Joseph Currie, S.J. Director Father Currie, "Papa Joe" to his young friends, has been directing Fordham's Campus Ministry program for the past decade. With both undergraduate and graduate degrees from Fordham, he has spent almost half of his active Jesuit life in India, where he studied theology (in the Himalayan foothills), was ordained (in Jamshedpur), and served as teacher, pastor, retreat director, and formation coordinator throughout the South Asian sub-continent. Since returning to the U.S., he has been a teacher and campus minister at Georgetown and Loyola New Orleans, and directed a retreat facility in Annapolis, MD. Besides coordinating a vibrant ministry spread over Fordham's three campuses, Fr. Currie teaches in the department of theology, serves as "Master" of Tierney Hall, and as chaplain to the EMS volunteers and the football Rams. (Day) McGinley Center 104 -- 718-817-4503; (Night) Tierney 104 -- 718-817-4737; Fax: 718-817-4505; Email: currie@fordham.edu
	Rev. Erika Crawford Protestant Chaplain                        “Rev. Erika” came to Fordham in 2006 and is an ordained Itinerate Elder in the African Methodist Episcopal Church. She is a native of Stamford, Ct and received a High School Diploma from Westhill High School in Stamford, a B.S. in Organizational Management from Voorhees College in Denmark, SC and a M. Div. from New York Theological Seminary in New York, NY. In addition to her academic achievements, she was President of the Student Association at NYTS and was the first woman ordained in the 110-year history of her local "home church" (Bethel-Stamford), a chaplain for the WNBA New York Liberty, and is on the ministerial staff of Emanuel AME Church in Harlem, NY. McGinley 205B; 718-817-1272; Fax 718-817-4505; email ecrawford@fordham.edu
	Regina DeVitto, C.N.D. Director of Facilities Regina begins her 9th year with Campus Ministry as the live-in Director of the McGrath House of Prayer facility in Goshen, New York. Regina, a sister of the Congregation of Notre Dame (Montreal), holds an MA in Theological Studies from Weston Jesuit School of Theology. She is experienced in spiritual direction, liturgy and music and will provide RCIA at the Marymount campus. She looks forward to welcoming you to the House of Prayer. Philip J. McGrath, S.J. House of Prayer, Goshen, NY; (845) 294-3205; devitto@fordham.edu
	Paul Francis Global Outreach Coordinator Paul is in his first year as Global Outreach Coordinator after spending three years in the Fordham Office of Alumni Relations. He is a graduate of Providence College and a native New Englander. Paul was a Jesuit volunteer at Project Lazarus in New Orleans, returning to Fordham in 2003 to complete a Masters degree in American History. Paul has chaperoned several student projects and has helped to organize the GO! alumni program. McGinley 205A; 718-817-4506; pfrancis@fordham.edu
	Randy Jerome Retreats Randy Jerome is excited to begin his tenure at Fordham as the new Director of Retreats.The youngest of four siblings, Randy grew up in Chicago  before going on to Augustana College where he received a degree in religion and philosophy. He then went on to spend the next seven years as a youth care worker for abused and neglected teens before returning to school to earn his Master of Divinity degree from St. John’s School of Theology. Randy has also spent time working in prison ministry, hospital chaplaincy, and teaching. He enjoys working out, playing basketball and chess, camping, and a good meal (where is the deep dish pizza?!) Randy is amazed at God’s love for us and feels blessed to be part of the Fordham community. He looks forward to meeting and getting to know the students and growing with them in faith. McGinleyCenter 206-- 718-817-4509; Fax: 718-817-4505; e-mail: rjerome@fordham.edu
	Denis Kelly Sacristan Born and bred in the Bronx, Denis is no stranger to Fordham’s Rose Hill campus. In fact, he is a “Golden Ram,” having graduated from Fordham College in 1951. He is more than happy to be back on campus. After stints in teaching and drug counseling, Denis worked in the Administration at Jacobi Medical Center, where he retired in 1995. After several false starts in searching for a replacement for Brother Greg as Sacristan for the University Church and campus chapels, Campus Ministry placed a notice in its Sunday bulletin several Springs ago. Fortunately, Denis was attending Mass and was inspired to come out of retirement and apply. Retirement, he thought, could be great for a while, but can’t be forever. Even after a tumble from the ladder while changing his first sanctuary lamp, and a “baptism by fire” of Spring weddings and liturgies- including those of Holy Week, the Baccalaureate, and Jesuit ordinations- he has not changed his mind! It’s a good fit! Denis is very proud of his daughter, Kira, who graduated from Northwestern University’s School of Speech. She freelances in films and music videos and provides him with joy and inspiration. University Church-- 718-817-3215; Fax: 718-817-4505, Email: dkelly@fordham.edu
	Robert Minotti Liturgical Music Robert begins his seventeenth year here at Fordham as Director of Music. In this capacity he serves as University Organist, Director of our Liturgical Choir, and Coordinator of Music for all weddings celebrated in the University Church. During the academic year, Robert’s weekends are generally quite full, with weddings on Saturdays, and two Masses on Sunday, one at Rose Hill at 11 AM, and a second at St. Paul the Apostle Church in Manhattan at 8 PM for our Lincoln Center campus. In addition to his workin Campus Ministry, Robert also directs the University Concert Choir, which performs three concerts each year on campus, including a Festival of Lessons and Carols at Christmastime, and goes on the road for two other regional concert tours. A native of Potsdam, NY, Robert received a Bachelor of Music degree from Westminster Choir College and a Master of Music degree from the University of Notre Dame. He has previously served as Director of Music both at St. Bridgid’s Catholic Church in Peapack, NJ, and at the University of Notre Dame’s Basilica of the Sacred Heart during the university’s summer sessions. McGinley Center 106--718-817-4504; Fax: 718-817-4505; Email: minotti@fordham.edu
	Lisandro Pena Liturgical Ministry Lisandro is in his second year as Liturgical Coordinator at Fordham's Rose Hill campus. Born and raised in Ecuador, with a graduate degree from St. Francis college in Brooklyn, he has spent four years studying in Rome and has visited twenty-eight countries. He spent the last three years working as a Liturgical Coordinator at Gonzaga University in Washington, where he earned a Master's degree in pastoral ministry. McGinley Center 205D--718-817-0882; Fax: 718-817-4505; e-mail: lpena@fordham.edu
	Gil Severiano Executive Secretary Gil joined the Campus Ministry staff six years ago after many years of managerial and secretarial experience. She returned to school after starting a family with her husband Jorge, and received her Bachelor’s Degree in Humanities, summa cum laude, from Iona College in 1998. She enjoyed the experience so much that she decided to find a position in an academic environment. Gil has been very active in community service throughout her life. She was a Girl Scout Leader and Board Member for nine years, and served on and chaired numerous PTA committees and works for other community groups. Gil is devoted to her three children: Lauren, Gabrielle, and Alexander. She truly enjoys working with the students, staff, and faculty and is looking forward to another exciting year! McGinley Center 102--718-817-4500; Fax: 718-817-4505; e-mail: severiano@fordham.edu
	Erin Tramontozzi Faith Formation Erin Tramontozzi, a native of Louisiana, is a graduate of Georgetown University and holds a graduate degree in conflict analysis and resolution from George Mason University. As an undergraduate at Georgetown, she was involved in many aspects of campus ministry, from retreats to mass coordination, and has also spent time working with the Jesuits in the Marshall Islands. She has been an active member in her home church parish as a CCD teacher and confirmation program aide and will be working with students this year through RCIA, Conversations, and the many other opportunities for spiritual growth here at Fordham. McGinley Center 205C--718-817-4539; Fax: 718-817-4505; e-mail: etramontozzi@fordham.edu

	Lincoln Center
	Joan P. Cavanagh, M.A., M.S. Associate Director Joan is a familiar face at the Lincoln Center Campus. She has been at Fordham since August 1997 following seven years of high school teaching and campus ministry. She holds Master’s degrees in Theology (Immaculate Conception Seminary, Huntington, N.Y.) and in Counseling (Fordham Graduate School of Education). Joan trained as a Hospital Chaplain at NYU Medical Center and Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital where she ministered on AIDS and cancer units. Working together with an interfaith team of chaplains she achievedadvanced standing in her practice of pastoral counseling and chaplaincy in the Association of Clinical Pastoral Education. She was certified as a chaplain in the National Association of Catholic Chaplains. Joan’s training at Calvary Hospital led to her certification as a Bereavement Counselor. Joan loves being a part of the Lincoln Center community and enjoys working with Faculty, Staff and Students. She enjoys organizing the faculty retreats, prayer and memorial services. She is available for pastoral counseling and spiritual direction. She has always worked closely with people of all faiths and extends a welcome to all members of the LC community, Catholic and non Catholic alike.  She has a deep appreciation of Ignatian Spirituality which underlies the work of Campus Ministry. When asked what campus ministry is all about, she will tell you, “We tend the soul of the Campus”. She looks for new and creative ways to meet the spiritual and pastoral needs of students, staff, and faculty at the Lincoln Center` campus. She invites you to stop in to meet her and the wonderful staff at Campus Ministry. Lowenstein 217A-- 212-636-6268; Fax: 212-636-7212; e-mail: jcavanagh@fordham.edu
	Damian O’Connell, S.J. Liturgy Father O’Connell has strong personal ties to Fordham. He is a graduate of both Fordham Prep and Fordham College.Both his sisters are Fordham alumnae, and his brother went the full route of Fordham Prep, College, and Law School. Since his ordination to the priesthood, Father O’Connell has lived and worked with the Lakota people of western South Dakota, with the people of the Marshall Islands, and the various peoples of Manhattan Island. He has promoted local church leadership in his roles as high school teacher, pastoral counselor, spiritual director, and parish priest. He currently coordinates Lincoln Center liturgies and serves as chaplain to Fordham’s Law School. He loves God and hates injustice. He lives in McMahon Hall and has as his one overriding interest: to hear news of the Christ, and to share his news of the Christ withothers. Day) Lowenstein 217B-- 212-636-6318. Night) McMahon Hall 6G-- 212-636-7768; Fax: 212-636-7212; e-mail: oconnellsj@fordham.edu
	Mary E. Owens Global Outreach As a 2004 graduate, Mary received her Bachelor's degree in History and Classical Civilization, but was not yet quite ready to leave Fordham. Mary was closely linked to campus ministry as a Eucharistic Minister, retreat leader, GO! Leader and team member during her undergraduate years. Through the GO! program, she has served in places like Guatemala and Glenmary, KY. She served on the Liturigcal Ministry Executive Board and raised awareness to Fordham's Jesuit Traditions as a member of the Ignatian Society. She was an RA and maker of the spaghetti sauce for Friday night retreats. She loves to read, listen to music, swim, and laugh. She is looking forward to working with and for Fordham in a new capacity at the Lincoln Center campus. Lowenstein 217--212-636-6269; Fax: 212-636-7212; e-mail: maowens@fordham.edu
	Pat Callaghan Executive Secretary A native San Franciscan, Pat graduated from Fordham in 2005, earning a Bachelor's degree in Sociology. While at Fordham, he was greatly involved with Fordham's Emergency Medical Service, volunteering for four years as an EMT. He was also an active member of the Global Outreach program and served as leader of the GO! Guatemala project his senior year. After graduation Pat joined the Nashville Jesuit Volunteer community, where he worked with men and women transitioning from incarceration to rejoining their communities by supporting and advocating for them in their search for employment, housing, treatment for alcohol and drug abuse, and a variety of other services. He enjoyed his JVC experience so much that he is currently pursuing his MSW degree and hopes to eventually continue his work with the offender population. As an Eagle Scout, Pat enjoys all things outdoors, including camping, hiking, swimming and skiing. He loves New York City (except during the winter) and looks forward to working with the students, faculty and staff of the Lincoln Center campus.  Lowenstein 217--212-636-6267; Fax: 212-636-7212; e-mail: callaghan@fordham.edu