Office of the University Chaplain and United Campus Ministries Points-of-Contact Counselors on LGBT Identity-Based Concerns

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1 Office of the University Chaplain and United Campus Ministries Points-of-Contact Counselors on LGBT Identity-Based Concerns Jewelnel Davis University Chaplain (212) Lerner Hall Daniel Meyers Earl Hall Religious Life Fellow (212) Earl Hall Office of the University Chaplain Staff Jewelnel Davis is the University Chaplain, Associate Provost and Director of the Earl Hall Center at Columbia University. Chaplain Davis came to Columbia in As the University Chaplain she works collaboratively with schools across the university to promote interfaith and intercultural awareness. With Columbia s faculty, deans, administrative teams and students, Chaplain Davis helps address issues of campus life in a diverse community of various religious backgrounds, beliefs, cultures, identities and values. Daniel Meyers is the Earl Hall Religious Life Fellow. In this role he supports intercultural and multi-faith programming through the Office of the University Chaplain. Daniel has a Masters of Divinity from Yale Divinity School. He is ordained in the United Church of Christ and believes in the mission that no matter who you are or where you are on life s journey, you are welcome in the OUC. Yonah Blum Chabad Campus Ministry (212) rabbiblum@columbia.edu 625 W. 113 th Street Yonah Hain Columbia/Barnard Hillel (212) rabbi@columbia.edu 606 W. 115 th St. Anne Klaeysen Ethical Humanist Campus Ministry Religious Life Advisers Rabbi Blum works with the Chabad Campus Ministry. As a Columbia alumnus himself, Rabbi Blum has been at Columbia in different roles for many years. Utilizing the Chabad House on 113 th Street, he facilitates discussions, leads Shabbat services, and advises and councils many students. Rabbi Blum has worked with Chabad and Columbia students since Rabbi Hain is the Campus Rabbi at Columbia/Barnard Hillel. In his work, Yonah guides the educational, interfaith and religious initiatives of the robust pluralistic Jewish community. He has been a member of Hillel staff since January A classically trained Talmudist in various American and Israeli institutions, Yonah combines his traditional textual skills with an appreciation for contemporary thought. Dr. Anne Klaeysen serves the Ethical Humanist students on campus. Additionally, she is a leader in the New York Society for Ethical Culture. A graduate of the Humanist Institute, she

2 (917) Daniel Lee Compass Christian Koinonia (917) Daniel O Reilly dpo2105@columbia.edu Jonathan Morris jm4022@columbia.edu Richard Sloan Episcopal Campus Ministry (212) rs3046@columbia.edu is now co-dean of the institute. Anne was a leader of the Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island from 2002 to She holds a Doctor of Ministry degree from Hebrew Union College. Reverend Daniel Lee has worked with Compass Christian Koinonia on Columbia s campus since Prior to his role at Columbia, Daniel served in the Bethany Baptist Churches in Berkeley and Las Angeles, California. Pastor Lee has a Masters of Divinity from Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary and a Masters of Theology from Princeton Theological Seminary. Reverend Daniel O Reilly is one of two Catholic Religious Life Advisers for the Columbia community. He is also a priest at Corpus Christi parish on 121 st Street. In addition to these two roles, Fr. Dan is the Director of the University Apostolate for the Archdiocese of New York. He is a true New Yorker, having been born in Manhattan, raised in the Bronx, and completing his degrees in theology and divinity from St. Joseph s Seminary in Yonkers. Fr. Dan was ordained a priest in Reverend Jonathan Morris is one of two Catholic Religious Life Advisers serving the Columbia community. He is also program director of the Catholic Channel on SiriusXM satellite radio and he is a priest at Corpus Christi parish on 121 st Street. Fr. Morris is well known for his media presence and his books, one of which is titled The Promise: God s Purpose and Plan for When Life Hurts. Reverend Richard Sloan is an Episcopal priest serving on the staff of the Episcopal Bishop of New York at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Amsterdam at 112th. As the Religious Life Adviser from the Episcopal Church since 2009, he heads the Episcopal Campus Ministry at Columbia. The student group he works with is the Canterbury Club. He leads worship every Sunday evening in St. Paul s Chapel, and meets with the Canterbury Club for lunch every Thursday in Earl Hall. He is available for individual pastoral counseling either on campus or at the cathedral. On-Call Clergy

3 John Paddock On-Call Clergy - Catholic jnp2128@columbia.edu Chris Shelton On-Call Clergy - Presbyterian Broadway Presbyterian Church chris@bpcnyc.org (212) Reverend Monsignor John Paddock is a Special Adviser to the Chaplain and an on-call clergy resource for the Office of the University Chaplain. He is an ordained Roman Catholic priest who also serves at Church of Notre Dame on 114 th Street. Msgr. Paddock has had a long standing supportive role with the Office of the University Chaplain and the Catholic community at Columbia. Reverend Chris Shelton is an on-call clergy for the Presbyterian tradition. Chris has previously served as a Religious Life Adviser while acting as the pastor of Broadway Presbyterian Church on 114 th and Broadway. After college, Chris left his home state of Texas and came to New York City, earning his Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary. Chris was ordained into service in He has had many different ministries leading up to being called as pastor of the Broadway Presbyterian Church in 2011.

4 Office of the University Chaplain and United Campus Ministries Points-of-Contact Counselors on Race Identity-Based Concerns Jewelnel Davis University Chaplain (212) Lerner Hall Daniel Meyers Earl Hall Religious Life Fellow (212) Earl Hall Office of the University Chaplain Staff Jewelnel Davis is the University Chaplain, Associate Provost and Director of the Earl Hall Center at Columbia University. Chaplain Davis came to Columbia in As the University Chaplain she works collaboratively with schools across the university to promote interfaith and intercultural awareness. With Columbia s faculty, deans, administrative teams and students, Chaplain Davis helps address issues of campus life in a diverse community of various religious backgrounds, beliefs, cultures, identities and values. Daniel Meyers is the Earl Hall Religious Life Fellow. In this role he supports intercultural and multi-faith programming through the Office of the University Chaplain. Daniel has a Masters of Divinity from Yale Divinity School. He is ordained in the United Church of Christ and believes in the mission that no matter who you are or where you are on life s journey, you are welcome in the OUC. Yonah Blum Chabad Campus Ministry (212) rabbiblum@columbia.edu 625 W. 113 th Street Keren Blum Chabad Campus Ministry (212) rebbetzin@columbia.edu 625 W. 113 th Street Ashley Byrd Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Religious Life Advisers Rabbi Blum works with the Chabad Campus Ministry. As a Columbia alumnus himself, Rabbi Blum has been at Columbia in different roles for many years. Utilizing the Chabad House on 113 th Street, he leads discussions, leads Shabbat services, and advises and councils many students. Rabbi Blum has worked with Chabad and Columbia students since Rebbetzin Blum works with the Chabad Campus Ministry. Utilizing the Chabad House on 113 th Street, she leads discussions, helps with Shabbat Services, and is available for counseling and pastoral care conversations regarding a variety of topics. Rebbetzin Blum has worked with Chabad and Columbia students since Ashley works for Intervarsity Christian Fellowship on Columbia s campus and he serves as a Religious Life Adviser for the undergraduate students of this community. Ashley is an alumnus

5 (917) Earl Hall Hon Eng Intervarsity Christian Fellowship (917) Earl Hall Susan Field Baptist Campus Ministry (212) Earl Hall Yonah Hain Columbia/Barnard Hillel (212) W. 115 th St. Anne Klaeysen Ethical Humanist Campus Ministry (917) Daniel Lee Compass Christian Koinonia (917) Doyeon Park Buddhist Campus Ministry of Columbia University and has served in his current role for the past 11 years. He helps facilitate worship services, discussions, and is available for pastoral care. Hon works for Intervarsity Christian Fellowship on Columbia s campus and he serves as a Religious Life Adviser for the graduate students of this community. Hon got his Masters of Divinity at Asbury Theological Seminary and he also studied New Testament Greek at McMaster University in Ontario. Hon conducts Bible Studies during the week and is available for pastoral care. Reverend Field serves as a Religious Life Adviser with the Baptist Campus Ministry. Susan also has been the Baptist Chaplain at NYU since She is additionally the New York City coordinator for Baptist Collegiate Ministry and Susan works with the Metropolitan New York Baptist Association. Susan works with Graffiti Community Ministries and Graffitichurch in the Lower East Side. Rabbi Hain is the Campus Rabbi at Columbia/Barnard Hillel. In his work, Yonah guides the educational, interfaith and religious initiatives of the robust pluralistic Jewish community. He has been a member of Hillel staff since January A classically trained Talmudist in various American and Israeli institutions, Yonah combines his traditional textual skills with an appreciation for contemporary thought. Dr. Anne Klaeysen serves the Ethical Humanist students on campus. Additionally, she is a leader in the New York Society for Ethical Culture. A graduate of the Humanist Institute, she is now co-dean of the institute. Anne was a leader of the Ethical Humanist Society of Long Island from 2002 to She holds a Doctor of Ministry degree from Hebrew Union College. Reverend Daniel Lee has worked with Compass Christian Koinonia on Columbia s campus since Prior to his role at Columbia, Daniel served in the Bethany Baptist Churches in Berkeley and Las Angeles, California. Pastor Lee has a Masters of Divinity from Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary and a Master of Theology from Princeton Theological Seminary. Reverend Doyeon Park serves as a Religious Life Adviser and works with the Columbia University Buddhist Association. Doyeon is dedicated to teaching Buddha dharma in the Won Buddhist tradition. She has served as a minister of the Manhattan Won Buddhist temple and

6 108 Earl Hall Associate Representative of Won Buddhism to the United Nations since She is also the Buddhist chaplain at New York University. Daniel O Reilly dpo2105@columbia.edu Jonathan Morris jm4022@columbia.edu Richard Sloan Episcopal Campus Ministry (212) rs3046@columbia.edu Joshua Winter Aish Jewish Campus Ministry (212) jw2921@columbia.edu Earl Hall 110 Reverend Daniel O Reilly is one of two Catholic Religious Life Advisers for the Columbia community. He is also a priest at Corpus Christi parish on 121 st Street. In addition to these two roles, Fr. Dan is the Director of the University Apostolate for the Archdiocese of New York. He is a true New Yorker, having been born in Manhattan, raised in the Bronx, and completing his degrees in theology and divinity from St. Joseph s Seminary in Yonkers. Fr. Dan was ordained a priest in Reverend Jonathan Morris is one of two Catholic Religious Life Advisers serving the Columbia community. He is also program director of the Catholic Channel on SiriusXM satellite radio and he is a priest at Corpus Christi parish on 121 st Street. Fr. Morris is well known for his media presence and his books, one of which is titled The Promise: God s Purpose and Plan for When Life Hurts. Reverend Richard Sloan is an Episcopal priest serving on the staff of the Episcopal Bishop of New York at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Amsterdam at 112th. As the Religious Life Adviser from the Episcopal Church since 2009, he heads the Episcopal Campus Ministry at Columbia. The student group he works with is the Canterbury Club. He leads worship every Sunday evening in St. Paul s Chapel, and meets with the Canterbury Club for lunch every Thursday in Earl Hall. He is available for individual pastoral counseling either on campus or at the cathedral. Rabbi Winter works with the Aish Jewish Campus Ministry and serves as a Religious Life Adviser to this community. He studied in Israel and was ordained in 2006 while also earning a law degree. Rabbi Winter returned to the United States and eventually came to serve Columbia among other New York area campuses through Aish. He is available for pastoral care. John Flack On-Call Clergy - Lutheran Our Savior s Atonement Lutheran On-Call Clergy Reverend John Flack is the on-call clergy resource for the Lutheran tradition and community. John has served as the pastor at Our Savior s Atonement Lutheran church in Washington Heights since early He is available for conversation or pastoral care questions as

7 John Paddock On-Call Clergy - Catholic jnp2128@columbia.edu Vicky Samiratano On-Call Clergy - CRU (205) Vs2231@columbia.edu Bryan Scott On-Call Clergy - Every Nation bs2293@columbia.edu Syed Sayeed On-Call Clergy - Muslim ss960@columbia.edu Chris Shelton On-Call Clergy - Presbyterian Broadway Presbyterian Church chris@bpcnyc.org (212) needed. Reverend Monsignor John Paddock is a Special Adviser to the Chaplain and an on-call clergy resource for the Office of the University Chaplain. He is an ordained Roman Catholic priest who also serves at Church of Notre Dame on 114 th Street. Msgr. Paddock has had a long standing supportive role with the Office of the University Chaplain and the Catholic community at Columbia. Rev. Samiratano has worked with CRU, an evangelical Christian campus ministry, on many college campuses over the years. She currently serves as an on-call resource for the CRU community. Vicky is available for pastoral care and counseling concerns. Rev. Bryan Scott currently serves as an on-call resource for Every Nation Campus Ministry. He has been engaged in Christian ministry since 1999, starting as a campus missionary at Duke University, his own alma mater. In 2004 Bryan moved to NYC and has worked in college ministry with Every Nation NYC. Bryan also is part of the ministry team at the Every Nation West Side congregation. Imam Sayeed has been involved with the Muslim community of Columbia University since 1998, holding different roles. He is currently the on-call clergy resource for the Muslim community. He is available as a resource for council or pastoral care. Reverend Chris Shelton is an on-call clergy for the Presbyterian tradition. Chris has previously served as a Religious Life Adviser while acting as the pastor of Broadway Presbyterian Church on 114 th and Broadway. After college, Chris left his home state of Texas and came to New York City, earning his Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary. Chris was ordained into service in He has had many different ministries leading up to being called as Pastor of the Broadway Presbyterian Church in 2011.