Reverend Linda Morgan-Clement, DMin is the Henry Copeland Chaplain and Director of Interfaith Campus Ministry. A Presbyterian minister for more than 20 years and chaplain since 1996, she brings experience in pastoral care, interfaith dialogue, preaching and public spekaing, vocational and career counseling, advocacy work on behalf of women and persons of color and leadership development. Linda is on campus full-time and is available for individual counseling, assistance to student groups, and for programs dealing with religious issues and questions. The Office of Interfaith Campus Ministries is located in the Overholt House. Linda can be reached at extension 2602, or through email at ministries@wooster.edu

"As the Chaplain, it is my conviction that spiritual development is critical in the full development of any human being. Spiritual growth and academic pursuit are partners in a liberal arts education.

Karen Hahn recently joined OICM as the campus minister for Newman Catholic Campus Ministry. She came to Wooster from Virginia, where she was previously a campus minister at the College of William and Mary. Karen earned her B.S. in Chemistry at William and Mary in 2005, and is currently working on her M.A. in Pastoral Ministries through Saint Mary's University of Minnesota. The pastoral research project that she is working on for her master's focuses on campus ministry service programs and how they connect the experience of doing service to building the kingdom of God. Karen enjoys hiking, canoeing, playing tennis, traveling, movies, and doing puzzles. Her favorite fun book is *Jane Eyre* and her favorite edifying book is *The Holy Longing*. Karen can be contacted at X4504 or khahn@wooster.edu

Annie Michaels is the InterVarsity Campus Minister. She came to The College of Wooster in 2001 as a student, where she did a lot of learning, discovering, and growing in her relationship with God. After graduating in 2005, she returned to this place because she hopes that many more Wooster students can experience these things as well!

Things she loves: art made by friends, field trips, mix cd's, oak trees, and friendly competition of any sort!
An Independent Study survivor herself, Annie knows that sometimes you need a little respite from the work, a listening ear, and a cup of tea perhaps. Her haven of an office is on the second floor of Overholt. Stop by! She can be reached at ext.. 4503 or amichaels@wooster.edu.

Rabbi Dr. Joan S. Friedman is the campus Rabbi .  She has been a chaplain/Hillel adviser at U. of Pennsylvania, Colgate University, and Carleton College, and has a doctorate in Jewish history.  From a Conservative background, she was ordained a Reform rabbi in 1980.  She divides her time between OICM and teaching responsibilities in History and Religious Studies.  Together with Prof. Peter Pozefsky she advises the Hillel student group; her weekly Torah study group has developed a loyal following.  Rabbi Joan loves the Talmud, the Red Sox, the Marx Brothers, Star Trek (especially DS9), and Xena:  Warrior Princess, and is owned by two birds, lovebird Small and Meyer's parrot Nikki.   

You can reach her at x2448 or at jfriedman@wooster.edu, or drop by her office in Kauke, 2448.

Nancy Jackson is OICM's administrative assistant. She has lived in Wooster for three years coming originally from Toledo where she received her BA in human resources from The University of Toledo.. She and her husband, Jim have combined families and together have seven children. She enjoys reading, walking, hiking, boating, traveling, and her own quiet time. Nancy and Jim live in a log cabin at a lake in Millersburg.
Nancy can be reached at NJackson@wooster.edu or ministries@wooster.edu. Her ext. is 2602.