Speaking Engagements
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Catholic Women Preach
Xavier High School
Diversity: An Invitation to Grow in Compassion and Love
St. Peter Claver Day| Jan 2021
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"To be a part of the 'Beloved Community' we must honor diversity and accept the invitation to engage in conversations aimed at fully understanding the other, on the other’s own terms. Only then can we open our hearts to grow in empathy and compassion. We are challenged to step outside of our own privilege and securities and stretch ourselves to love what is different and embrace our diversity."
Women's Advent Luncheon Lecture Series
How do we ascend and rise up today?
Solemnity of the Ascension | May 2022
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"Ascending to the demands of today is hard work because it is unknown. We have to be vulnerable and admit that we are broken. Ascending is not rising above, it is rising with. Rising with the memory of pain and death, the memory of betrayal and sadness, but also with the glory and the hope that comes in the morning."
She Who Believes!
Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish| Dec 2020
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"These women in Scripture readied a way for Jesus in their own lives and affirmed his whole public ministry while he was alive on earth, and so we can take courage this Advent and uphold the stories of the women because they set examples for us and teach us the radical ways we can share our faith with each other, our families, our community, and the world. Jesus is very clear, believe in me and you will have new life he says. Come to me and you will be saved. And, this is the invitation of Advent... go to the Lord with anything and he will say to you, he will say it to you and he says it to us, 'Go, daughter, your faith has saved you. Be at peace.'"
Guest Lectures
“Ability in the Workplace,” Career Counseling Theory & Development
University of Pennsylvania | April 2025.
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“Then and Now: Career Progression after U of S,”
Kania School of Management Business Leadership Honors Program
The University of Scranton | April 2025
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"Trauma informed chaplaincy," Social Justice Seminar
The University of San Francisco | Spring 2018
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