CCO Campus MinistryStudents

Leah Farr

Amy Maczuzak — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 20:38:48 +0000

After spending a few years in the corporate world, I have taken a position of Editor of Message Magazine. This is the main publication (circ. 130,000) for a non-profit missions organization based in Harrisburg, PA, called the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism. I get to spend my days tell stories of how God is moving across the world. I will also be married in May 2009.

Leah Farr (Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, 2004)

Alan Hager

Amy Maczuzak — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:43:19 +0000

Katherine and I celebrated our 25th anniversary this year. We live in Spotsylvania, Virginia, where I serve Spotsylvania Presbyterian Church, yes, PCUSA, 14 years in November. I am also a part time “farmer” on 10 acres, with 3 horses, 3 cats, 3 dogs and a tractor. Come visit. We love drop-ins!

Alan Hager
Grove City College, Class of 1980
CCO staff at Baldwin-Wallace College and CCO Regional Director, 1981-90

Katherine Hager

Amy Maczuzak — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:42:02 +0000

Alan and I celebrated our 25th anniversary this year. We currently live in Spotsylvania, Virginia, 50 miles south of DC in the Wilderness Battleground area. Our children, Kristen, 18 is at Germanna Community College) and Michael, 16, is at Riverbend High School.

I am the Director of Institutional Development for the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates, a legal advocacy group for pregnancy help centers.

Katherine Hager
Baldwin-Wallace College, Class of 1982
CCO staff at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 1989-90

Matthew Lococo

Amy Maczuzak — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:00:52 +0000

I am living in North Carolina working in an Educational Reform Program. I am married and have a wonderful 8-month-old daughter named Sara Elizabeth.

Matthew Lococo (Robert Morris University, BA 2004, MS 2005)

Sharon Green

Amy Maczuzak — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 20:16:25 +0000

While at Malone College, on several occasions I attended the Jubilee conferences in Pittsburgh. I thoroughly enjoyed the keynote speakers,workshop presenters, and the overall fellowship and worship that took place. God had begun to do a deep work in me while in college. The conferences helped encourage and challenge me to think biblically. Even more so, I was fortunate to have developed a friendship with CCO staffer Renee (Dayan) Suhr that had impacted my relationships with God and others. Renee was kind and challenging. She really did embrace me. Coming from a place of utter brokenness and devastation, God surely does place people in our path to minister to us. Renee was that person for me at Malone. The work, impact, and the people of CCO are so important to the Kingdom of God. It is a great reminder to me that God really does know us and has a plan for our lives. CCO, continue to faithfully serve the Lord.

Sharon Green (Malone College, 1996)

Sara Sackville

Amy Maczuzak — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 20:42:39 +0000

Hi CCO People!

I am currently living in Odenton, MD, working as a licensed therapist at a residential treatment center for adolescents. I love it, and I definitely recognize how my time in the CCO uniquely prepared me for this position. Working with kids in this setting gives the word “holistic” a whole new meaning!!! Some days I feel like an RD, other times like a therapist, but most days I feel like a frustrated parent!!! If I had a penny for each time I heard the words “You just don\’t understand”… But somehow every week manages to surprise me with something beautiful, and the kids are just plain hilarious, too!

I would love to catch up with anybody in the DC area. My e-mail is sarasackville789@hotmail.com.

Sara Sackville
Geneva College, Class of 2000
CCO staff at Case Western Reserve University, 2000-03

Ben Robbins

Amy Maczuzak — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 19:14:32 +0000

I went to the Ocean City Beach Project (OCBP) in the summer of 2001, the summer before my junior year. My life has never been the same since that time. I could not have had a more wonderful and formative experience. I made wonderful friends and learned a lot about leadership and the impact I can have on those around me. After college, I went to seminary and now work in ministry professionally. I have nothing but wonderful things to say about this program and the dedicated individuals that ensure its success. My prayers and good wishes go out to all of you who have gone and are there now. For those of you thinking about going, I promise you won’t regret it.

Ben Robbins (Westminster College, Class of 2003)

Andrew Hartley

Amy Maczuzak — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 20:28:16 +0000

Hello, I am finishing writing a book about integrating Christian belief and my academic field of mathematical statistics. It takes a Dooyeweerdian perspective. If the book is published by the time of Jubilee 2008, I would like sample copies available for viewing at the conference.
My wife & kids are in Wilmington, North Carolina, where we’ve lived for about a year. Most of the time I am a statistician with a drug company there. However, I’ve been recalled to Navy active duty for 18 months in Afghanistan, where I am a supply officer.

Andrew Hartley [Allegheny College, Class of 1986]

Leah Farr

Amy Maczuzak — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 14:34:20 +0000

I recently took a job as Associate Editor for the international division of Bryn Mawr Communications, a medical publishing company based in Philadelphia. We travel to international conferences and report on the newest medical developments and technologies. While I’m here, I hope to impact my co-workers by developing meaningful relationships and investing time in them — which isn’t too hard when you’re frequently spending 10+ hours on a plane sitting next to each other!!

Leah Farr [Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, Class of 2004]

Terry Schultz

Bonnie Liefer — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 14:30:06 +0000

I am in my first semester at Asbury Theological Seminary, working on my MDiv. I just transferred from Fuller Theological School in Pasadena, CA where I not only was a full time student but I worked about 20 hours a week with college students in a Korean United Methodist Church as part of a merge between a medium sized Korean congregation and a small White congregation that used to rent the building to the Korean Church. I transferred to Asbury to be closer to my fiance, Tiffany, who is an Americorps volunteer working with the Habitat for Humanity chapter just north of my school.