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August 24, 2007
GROVE CITY, Pa. – Grove City College welcomed a number of new staff members this summer, including alumni returning to work in student life, development and financial services.
Deborah Snyder has been hired as the new associate director of educational career services, a position that works with the Career Services Office and the educational job placement process. Snyder was director of Messiah College’s Center for Vocation and Development since 1992. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Messiah College and her master’s degree from Shippensburg University.
In the Financial Services Office, Michelle Williams ’01, former assistant director of financial services, has stepped into the role of director. Kris (Canon ’90) Deemer returns to Grove City as assistant director of financial services. Deemer previously worked for Ernst & Young and Ingersoll-Rand/Ingersoll-Dresser Pumps.
A number of new and familiar faces joined the Office of Student Life and Learning. David Impellizzeri has been hired to fill the newly created position of assistant director of residence life and leadership coordinator. Impellizzeri holds two master’s degrees from Duquesne University.
California “born and raised,” Jeffrey Allen, Ketler Hall resident director, comes from Azusa Pacific University, where he was an assistant resident director and graduate assistant. Allen is currently pursuing a master’s degree from Azusa Pacific.
Samuel Richard ’05 returns to the College as resident director of Memorial Hall. He recently completed his master’s in higher education from Geneva College, where he worked as a student ministries graduate assistant.
Lindsay Schmidt, resident director in North Hall, was most recently at Taylor University Fort Wayne, where she served as an assistant resident director and teaching assistant. Schmidt recently completed her master’s from Geneva College.
Denise Wilson returns to the counseling center as a part-time health counselor. As part of her recently completed master’s in mental health counseling at Geneva College, Wilson served a large portion of her internship requirement at the center last year. Wilson graduated with a degree in nursing from LaRoche College and worked previously at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic.
John Coyne ’04, apartment life director, has taken on the part-time role of assistant director of club and intramural sports. Coyne completed his master’s from Geneva College in 2006.
In Institutional Advancement, the Development Office has hired Kristen Ortendahl ’07 of Dunkirk, N.Y., as development associate. Ortendahl began after graduation in May and assists development staff in its efforts to raise funds and reconnect with more than 24,000 alumni.
Also, Jenny Leininger has been hired part-time as assistant director of annual giving and will lead the annual phone-a-thons. She earned her bachelor’s degree in youth ministry from Bethel University and is currently working on a master’s degree in higher education from Geneva College. Her husband, John, is the resident director of Hopeman Hall.
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