Our Trustees

“It is a joy to be able to sustain my long-term interest in ministerial formation by serving a school that is on the cutting edge of theological education.”

“Meadville Lombard education gave me much greater, deeper understanding of the importance of taking time to build relationships, and the importance of process, as much as or more important than the outcome.”

Nancy Felix serves as the Associate Dean for Advancement at the Mellon College of Science with extensive experience in higher education and non-profit advancement.

Daniel Fyre, the student representative to the Board, currently serves as the Administrator of Services for the Blind and Vision-Impaired, New Hampshire Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation, State Department of Education.

Rev. Mr. Barb Greve is an ordained UU minister, a Masters Level Credentialed Religious Educator, and a hospice chaplain. He served as Co-Moderator of the UUA with Elandria Williams from 2017-2020.

His Unitarian Universalist-Hindu faith, his Indian heritage, and his American citizenship inspire and guide him in his life and his ministry.

Dr. Nicole Kirk is the first Rev. Dr. J. Frank and Alice Schulman Chair of Unitarian Universalist History.

Dr. Hiroshi Munehiro Niwano has been President of Rissho Kosei-kai’s Gakurin Seminary in Tokyo since 2011.

Rev. Parisa Parsa is CEO of Cortico.

The Rev. Jeanne Pupke, MDiv '04, has served as senior minister of First Unitarian Universalist Church of Richmond, VA, since 2006.

Ken E. Redd is Senior Director, Research and Policy Analysis at the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO).

“To prepare for the ministry, you will need roots and wings. Meadville Lombard education will give you both.”

Lynne C. Schaefer has served as Vice President for Finance and Administration at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) since 2005.

Dr. Jenice L. View is Associate Professor of Transformative Teaching at George Mason University. Her research focuses on critical pedagogy in teacher professional development, the impact of history teaching on youth voice and civic engagement, and the uses of arts integration.

Rev. Lynnda White is the President of the Meadville Lombard Alum Association. She currently serves as part-time assistant minister at the Universalist Unitarian Church of Peoria, Illinois, which is also her home congregation.