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    Maci Sepp

    Director of Admissions

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    Sherry Garrahan

    Associate Director of Enrollment Management

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    Lauryn Hankerson

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    Maci Sepp
    I firmly believe that discernment doesn't happen alone. As an alum of the MDiv and ThM programs, I look forward to connecting with you and discussing whether seminary could be your next step.

    Sherry Garrahan

    Schedule a meeting with me to discuss any questions about the application, admissions or the enrollment process.

    Lauryn Hankerson
    As an MDiv alum, my seminary experience shaped both my faith and vocation, and I’d be happy to connect with you as you discern where God may be leading you next.
     

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    Denise Carrell

    Assistant Director of the Office of PhD Studies

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    As the Assistant Direcror of the Office of PhD Studies, I serve as the main point of contact for our PhD students, helping them navigate the program through a blend of bold, outgoing hospitality and quiet, behind-the-scenes tenacity.

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    Israel Gwatana

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    Alicia Jenkins

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    Jamie Neal

    Dual MDiv/MACEF Student

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    Israel Gwatana
    Program, year: PhD, 2nd year
    Hometown: Bassa, Kogi State, Nigeria
    Undergrad: ECWA Theological Seminary, Jos, Nigeria
    What I was doing prior to seminary: I was a bible teacher and a mission volunteer.
    Fun Fact: I'm a die-hard soccer fan - Barcelona has my heart, but Arsenal is making a strong case for a transfer.
    What brought me to this PTS program: The remarkable mix of scholarship and biblical innovation at PTS truly has a global impact. I first became interested in PTS because I wanted to work with Prof. Afe Adogame, who is now the chair of my residency committee. However, it was the warm encouragement from people trained at PTS that truly inspired me to apply, and I'm so glad I did!
    Favorite class or class you are most looking forward to: All my seminars in the PhD program have been fantastic experiences. I honestly can't choose a favorite; they've all been so meaningful!
    The Princeton area is …: welcoming and historic. I especially enjoy exploring the sporting events at the University, particularly soccer and basketball.

    Alicia Jenkins
    Program, year: Dual, 2nd Year
    Hometown: Galloway, NJ
    Undergrad: Stockton University and Rutgers University
    What I was doing prior to seminary: Working in student affairs at my undergrad and graduate institutions.
    Fun Fact: I love to sing and write gospel songs.
    What brought me to PTS: A deeper vocational call to pastoral care and life coaching brought me to PTSEM, and I am so grateful to be in community with so many wonderful people.
    Favorite class: Greek, Christian Ethics, Life Together: Visual Arts, African American Religious History, New Testament, Theological Foundations for Youth Ministry

    Jamie Neal
    Program, year: Dual, 3rd Year
    Hometown: Houma, LA
    Undergrad: Southwestern Assemblies of God University
    What I was doing prior to seminary: Various church ministries while completing my BA in Theological Studies online and working at the county hospital
    Fun Fact: I've traveled the world as a U.S. Marine!
    What brought me to PTS: I was determined to attend a seminary that welcomes diversity so I could better understand other faith traditions, enabling me to become a more effective minister. Through much prayer and consideration, I discerned God leading me here!
    Favorite class: Dr. Olson's Life Together: Commandments and Community has been amazing. I'm looking forward to Theology classes as well as Dr. Wagner's Preaching and Trauma course next year.
    The Princeton area is …: great for everyone! Whether one prefers the city life or rural outdoors, it's all within proximity ...and there are amazing coffee shops!

    Emmanuel Osei
    Program, year: ThM
    Hometown: Ashanti Region, Ghana
    Undergrad: Trinity Theological Seminary
    What I was doing prior to seminary: Served as a pastor in Ghana, focusing on community outreach and spiritual development.
    Fun Fact: I can lead a worship service and break into Spirit-led dancing, sometimes both happening at once.
    What brought me to PTS: I came to Princeton Theological Seminary to deepen my theological understanding, upgrade my skills, and become more effective in ministry.
    Favorite class: Race and Ethnicity in the Old Testament. This class challenged me to think critically about biblical narratives and their relevance to contemporary social issues.
    The Princeton area is …: a peaceful and intellectually vibrant place that's helped me grow both spiritually and academically.

    Megan Poole
    Program, year: MDiv, Senior
    Hometown: Gainesville, FL
    Undergrad: Oklahoma City University
    What I was doing prior to seminary: I was living in NYC as an actor, and working as an Associate Manager for an online legal company finding expert witnesses for civil court cases.
    Fun Fact: I performed in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
    What brought me to PTS: I want to be a pastor.
    Favorite class: The class I am most looking forward to is Intro to Preaching with Dr. Wagner.
    The Princeton area is …: beautiful and welcoming but can be expensive sometimes.

    Anaiah Porter
    Program, year: MDiv, 2nd Year
    Hometown: Dallas, TX
    Undergrad: Texas Christian University
    What I was doing prior to seminary: Teaching second graders and directing the children's ministry at my church.
    Fun Fact: I received my Associates degree in high school.
    What brought me to PTS: A call from God motivated by a love for teaching the Bible and Christian Education through media and the local church.
    Favorite class: African American Religious History
    The Princeton area is …: full of history and kind people.