Experience

Loyola High School of Los Angeles

• United States
• Higher Education
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Vice President for Mission

  • Jul 2017 - Present

• Co-Director of the Office of Adult Spirituality

  • Apr 2009 - Jul 2017

  A model of Lay/Jesuit partnership in Leadership & Ministry, the Office for Adult Spirituality serves the formative mission of Jesuit education for adults in the school community; the target audiences are the 180 faculty/staff / 30 Board Directors with additional programs and services for Alumni, Parents and Friends of the school.



Loyola High School

• India
• Education Management
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Vice President for Mission

  • Jul 2017 - Present

  The new role of Vice President for Mission was created to ensure that the mission is incorporated into all aspects of the programs and processes at Loyola, and that they are in sync with those of all other Ignatian/Jesuit and Catholic apostolates. With the backing of the Board of Directors and the Office of the President, I now oversee the development and implementation of programs that will sustain the promotion of Loyola High School’s Catholic identity, Ignatian heritage and Jesuit mission. As a Catholic Jesuit high school community every stakeholder works to advance Loyola’s Ignatian/Jesuit mission, so it is my responsibility to focus, direct , and support those efforts on campus as well as with our apostolic partners at the local Ignatian/Jesuit, archdiocesan, provincial and national levels.

• Assistant Principal for Ministry

  • Apr 2009 - Jul 2017

  A member of the Administrative Team, I currently oversee the Ministry Department -- a team of educators/ministers who direct the Offices of Campus Ministry, Community Service, Adult Spirituality and a Coalition for Justice and Peace for a student body of almost 1300 high school boys and a faculty/staff of 180 adults. My primary responsibilities revolve around Mission & Identitiy; the heart of the work is human development through education and Ignatian spiritual formation; that is, "forming women and men for and with others" through various experiences of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius. The work takes me into classrooms, board rooms, meeting spaces, local community schools and agencies, retreat venues, and more. I currently serve the California / Oregon Provinces (the future USA Western Province) of the Society of Jesus on the Mission & Vision Committee. And, I am an adjunct member of a leadership team for the Seminars in Ignatian Leadership with the Jesuit Schools Network (JSN).



Jesuit Schools Network

• United States
• Education Administration Programs
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Adjunct Facilitator

  • 2014 - Present

  Leadership team member for Seminars (3-year cohort model) in Ignatian Leadership Leadership team member for Seminars (3-year cohort model) in Ignatian Leadership



School of Education Loyola Marymount University

• Doctoral Alumni Council Member

  • 2014 - Present

  Inaugural member. On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the first Doctoral cohort for Educational Leadership for Social Justice, the LMU School of Education instated an Alumni Council whose focus is support, innovation and sustainability of the Doctoral Program through its growing alumni base. Inaugural member. On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the first Doctoral cohort for Educational Leadership for Social Justice, the LMU School of Education instated an Alumni Council whose focus is support, innovation and sustainability of the Doctoral Program through its growing alumni base.



Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy

• United States
• Higher Education
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Board Member

  • 2010 - Present

  Active member of the Board of Directors; Mission Committee and Chair of the Education Committee. Active member of the Board of Directors; Mission Committee and Chair of the Education Committee.

• Educator/Campus Minister

  • Aug 2000 - Jun 2008

  I continued to consult at Flintridge during the 2008-2009 academic year. FSHA is a Catholic Dominican College Preparatory School for young women, located in La Canada-Flintridge, California. During my time there I taught religious studies, served as Campus Minister, served on the Admissions committee, moderated 9th and 12th grade classes, chaired the Religious Studies Department, co-chaired a school community-wide self study, facilitated the re-writing of the Mission, Philosophy, Portrait of a Graduate and Characteristics of Professional Excellence documents which continue to serve the Academy as touchstones for school policies, decision making and their general way of proceeding.