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(For the above photo, left to right) Kimberlee Campbell, Matthew Cox, Stacia Cumberland, Tim Stanley, Dana Stadelman, Anna McCollough, Leigh Hopkins, Mark Reynoso, Lynnea Common, Andrew Rogers, Meghan Davenport and Annabell Dumez Residence Life StaffAdministrative StaffDirector
of Residence Life and Chief Judicial Officer Kimberlee is originally from Pullman, Washington, where she grew up and attended Washington State University. She graduated with undergraduate degrees in both political science and education, and a master's degree in education with an emphasis in counseling psychology. Kimberlee left the picturesque rolling hills of the Palouse to enter the field of student affairs in Residence Life at Whittier College in Whittier, California, and then on to the University of Southern California, in Los Angeles, where she helped both schools implement their first Faculty Residential College programs. In 1995, Kimberlee moved back to Washington as director of Residence Life at Seattle Pacific University. She was later given the additional title of chief judicial officer. At SPU, she has successfully developed a residential learning program for student leaders; her department has received top national rankings in assessment surveys for student satisfaction with the residential programs. Kimberlee is passionate about educating students and creating inclusive "living-learning" communities on campus. She is equally devoted to her husband, Jim, and their three children. The family's favorite Northwest outings include boating, skiing, or walking their standard poodle. Kimberlee also enjoys the people of other cultures and has traveled to more than 35 countries. Assistant
Director of Residence Life Born and raised in Washington, Leigh Hopkins graduated in 1995 from Seattle Pacific University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology. She returned to work in Residence Life in 2001. In between her graduation and employment at Seattle Pacific, Leigh attended Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California, where she received a master's degree in marriage and family therapy. Leigh finds fulfillment in mentoring students and staff and being part of the larger Christian community at SPU. She also continues a small private counseling practice part time. In her spare time, in addition to reading, decorating, and shopping for the perfect pair of shoes, Leigh enjoys preparing delicious meals and treats to enjoy with friends and family. She often finds new recipes to try from her cookbook collection and, of course, the Food Network.
Assistant Director of Residence Life Lynnea was born in Bellingham, Washington, and has lived in Washington, Colorado, and California. She holds a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Westmont College and a master's degree in sport and exercise leadership from Seattle Pacific University. An emphasis on leadership development led Lynnea from serving in camp ministry to working in Christian higher education. Lynnea started working in Residence Life at SPU in 2002, and has since worked in Moyer, Hill, and Emerson residence halls, as well as serving two years as a resident director at Pepperdine University. She considers it a blessing to serve as a support and resource for current staff and students. Lynnea is passionate about spiritual formation, wellness, and diversity, and volunteers her time as an advisor for the Abolition Club, dedicated to eradicating modern day slavery. Lynnea is married to Daniel, an SPU alumnus, and lives on campus. She can often be seen participating in campus events and chasing after her two young children. Administrative Assistant Stacia spent her growing-up years on both the East Coast and in the Midwest. After completing her B.Mus. from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago in 2005, she lived for five years in the Chicago suburbs teaching music. She has recently transitioned to Seattle and enjoys keeping the Residence Life office organized and interacting with the staff and students that work in the department. She has a love for cooking meatless meals, gardening, biking, and doing just about anything with her husband and dog. Although her gardening hobby has been temporarily stifled by Seattle apartment living, you can find her cruising down Nickerson Street on her bike at 7:55 a.m. every morning. Ashton Hall StaffResidence Life Coordinator Matt is originally from Vancouver, Washington, and spent his childhood around Vancouver and Portland, Oregon. He studied organizational communication at George Fox University. After completing his undergraduate work in 2005, Matt returned to Vancouver to serve as an associate pastor. He also began working on a master's of divinity degree and married his best friend and fellow George Fox alum, Beth. Matt and his wife moved to the Midwest in 2007 and spent three years living, working, and loving life in central Kansas. He served in Student Life and Residence Life at Tabor College, and completed an M.B.A. there. On May 30, 2011, Matt and Beth welcomed Elijah Seth and Ella Grace (twins) into their lives.
He enjoys hanging out with his wife, adoring his beautiful twins, hiking, backpacking, running, drinking coffee with friends, reading, playing guitar, learning about new places, and sharing life with students.
Residence Life Coordinator Born and raised in the Northwest, Anna grew up outside of Seattle in Sammamish, Washington. She ventured to the other side of the mountains to attend college at Whitworth University in Spokane. Anna graduated in 2008 with degrees in English and Spanish. While at Whitworth, her experiences as an R.A. and a student worker in Housing sparked an interest in Student Affairs. After graduating, Anna worked at SPU in University Services and spent time serving with her church's youth ministry. These experiences affirmed her decision to pursue Student Affairs. She decided to study at Baylor University in Texas, where she earned a master's of science degree in higher education and student affairs and worked in Residence Life. Anna carries a piece of Texas with her but is excited to return to the Northwest and SPU.
In her spare time, Anna can be found (or heard) singing, reading, and writing creative nonfiction. She also enjoys cooking, staying active, and exploring the city with friends. Emerson Hall StaffResidence Life Coordinator Andrew spent a majority of the last decade working with college students, as a resident assistant at Texas State University, and an assistant hall director at University of North Texas. Most recently, Andrew supervised three residence halls at Central Washington University. But the most exciting opportunity of Andrew's career has been to serve, mentor, and offer guidance to students in a Christian community at Seattle Pacific University.
Andrew is married to his best friend, Shelby, and enjoys exploring the city, drinking copious amounts of espresso, playing violent video games, reading the quintessential books of literature, kayaking around Lake Union, listening to indie rock, and watching zombie movies. Residence Life Coordinator Meghan was born in Virginia, and grew up as the daughter of an Army father. She and her two younger brothers moved around to seven different places throughout their childhood and finally landed in Folsom, California. Meghan considers California to be her home since she has lived there the longest. She attended Azusa Pacific University, graduating in 2007 with a bachelor's degree in communications, and in 2009 with a master's degree in college counseling and student development. While there, she worked in various areas of student life including student activities, orientation, residence life, and the campus pastor's office. The residence life coordinator position brought Meghan to Seattle in August 2009. She formerly worked in Campus Houses and Apartments, and is excited to be in Emerson Hall. Meghan gets energy from the students with whom she interacts and enjoys being able to encourage and support students, while also challenging them in their development.
In her down time, Meghan enjoys spending time with her husband, as well as with family and friends. She also loves to cook, run, travel, listen to music, and hike in the beautiful Seattle area. Hill/Moyer Hall Staff
Residence Life Coordinator Mark is a Northwest native, raised on Whidbey Island, and a 2005 graduate of Seattle Pacific University with a degree in Christian theology. Upon graduation, Mark set out for Holland, Michigan where he attended Western Theological Seminary and obtained his master's of divinity degree. While attending seminary, Mark gained experience in college ministry through a local church and served among the poor, homeless, and minority populations of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Most recently, Mark served as a pastor to young adults in Minneapolis, Minnesota, working in new ministry development to connect college and post-college individuals with the gospel. Mark's passion for student development has brought him back to Seattle, where he has always longed to return, and back to SPU as a residence life coordinator.
Mark, along with his wife, Janna, enjoys hiking, hosting friends, Frisbee, running, traveling, and meeting new people. He is also a snowboard and wakeboard enthusiast, a musician, a swimmer, and an overall adventure-seeker.
Residence Life Coordinator Annabell DuMez was born and raised in a fantastic family in Oostburg, Wisconsin, one mile from Lake Michigan. After high school, she moved west to Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa, where she received her bachelor's degree in communication, HR/PR. Finding a passion for residence life during college, she journeyed to California to work at Fresno Pacific University as an RLC. She then moved back to Iowa, where she worked as a resident director for six years at Northwestern College. During that time, she helped with student activities, participated in the International Office, led four trips abroad (to England, the Netherlands, and Nicaragua). She earned a master's degree in counseling and human resource development from South Dakota State University. Annabell is excited to continue working with college students at Seattle Pacific University as they journey through their university experience. She is especially interested in encouraging cross-cultural experiences; creating spaces for students to be open, honest, and engaged; and providing a place in which everyone feels welcome.
Annabell has spent the last six summers on Vancouver Island with family and has loved the Pacific Northwest since she was a child. She says that to finally call it home is a dream come true. In her spare time, she will most likely be found in the city experiencing theatre, art, nature, coffee, or simply riding a bus or ferry, taking it all in and enjoying the next challenge. Campus Houses and Apartments Staff
Dana's desire for adventure had not yet been quenched by five years in Texas, and she decided to move to Seattle with close friends. Upon moving, she learned to love coffee, volunteered with Young Life and local church groups, and worked in the production management field for three years. She returned to school and received her master's degree in student development administration from Seattle University in 2008. She has worked at SPU since 2007 in both Student Programs and Residence Life and feels blessed by the opportunity to work with college students, and to journey through their college experience with them. Dana is passionate about developing student leaders and challenging students to learn and grow. She believes life is lived best in community, and is committed to establishing vibrant living and learning communities. Dana and her husband, Matt, enjoy spending time outside in the Pacific Northwest, exploring Seattle, traveling to see family and friends, and preparing for the arrival of their baby boy in December 2011.
Assistant Residence Life Coordinator Tim was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. After 21 years in the Hoosier state, he trekked south to attend Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, Florida. He later returned to Indiana, and in 2003 graduated from Indiana University with a B.A. in general studies. He currently attends The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology where he is pursuing his M.A. in counseling psychology. Before moving to Seattle in the fall of 2010, Tim and his wife, Rachel, lived in Atlanta, Georgia, where he served as a singles ministry director at North Point Community Church. Although they loved their roles in their home church, and left good friends in the southeast for their move across the country, they are already claiming Seattle as home, enjoying the always varying, layer-requiring, Seattle weather. In addition to Tim's mild obsession with skiing and snowboarding, he and Rachel love spending time on the water and in the mountains and have a habit of making last-minute travel plans. However, more than anything else, Tim loves kicking back with close friends over good food and great stories. |
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