Advisory Board

Joan Lane  Joan Lane

Joan Lane, together with her husband, the late Ralph Lane, Jr., founded the Lane Center in 2004. Generous benefactors to USF and other local charities, the Lanes have supported Peace Review, an international journal on social justice, the Ralph and Joan Lane Essay Prize, and several conferences and events focused on Catholic social thought. 

Kimberly Connor Kimberly Connor

Kimberly Connor attended Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania where she received a B.A. in English in 1979. In 1981 she earned an M.A. in Literature and Theology at the University of Bristol, England, and received a Ph.D. in Religion and Literature from University of Virginia in 1991.

Michael Lehman Mike Lehmann

Mike Lehmann is professor emeritus in the economics department, and founder of the USF Faculty Association. He was part of the faculty leadership team that established the Lane Center and served as the first chair of its advisory committee.

Keally McBride  Keally McBride

Dr. Keally McBride joined the Politics department in Fall 2007. She received her graduate degrees at University of California at Berkeley with a focus in political theory, and is happy to be back in the Bay Area after teaching at Cornell University, Tulane, Temple, and the University of Pennsylvania.

faculty headshot Mark Miller

Mark T. Miller is Associate Professor of systematic theology in the Theology and Religious Studies department. His interests focus on anthropology, soteriology, political theology, Trinity, and Christology. His PhD is from Boston College with the dissertation title of "Why the Passion?: Bernard Lonergan on the Cross as Communication." His undergraduate degree concentrated on "Humanities in International Affairs" at Georgetown University. 

Vicki Rosen Vicki Rosen

Vicki Rosen is a librarian emerita, previously the Gleeson Library/Geschke Center Head of Distance Learning Services. She was an active member of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities' (AJCU) Deans of Adult & Continuing Education Conference (DACE), the Conference of Information Technology Management (CITM) and the CITM Technology, Teaching and Learning Special Interest Group. Her research projects focus on practicing Ignatian pedagogy, especially for instruction librarians.

Rebecca Gordon Rebecca Gordon 

Prior to teaching at USF, Rebecca spent many years as an activist in a variety of movements, including for women's and LGBTQ+ liberation, the Central America and South Africa solidarity movements, and for racial justice in the United States. Her courses focus on issues of war and peace, justice and collective responsibility, and asking each other how we can "change the world from here." 

Carol Miller Carol Miller

Carol Miller is an adjunct instructor of Ethics and Society in the USF School of Management. Previously, she served as an Assistant Dean and Associate Director of Interdisciplinary Studies. Her research and publications focus on Dr. Victor Frankl. She is a sister of Notre Dame de Namur. 

staff headshot Angélica Quiñónez

Angélica Quiñónez is the Director of University Ministry. She is a proud Don having earned two Master's degrees (Theology and Catholic School Teaching) at USF. Angélica holds a BA in English from Santa Clara University and a doctorate in education in organizational change and leadership from the University of Southern California.  

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Julia D.E. Prinz

Julia D. E. Prinz, VDMF is a German Verbum Dei sister who ministers at their San Francisco downtown location and at their spirituality center out in Tracy, California.She is an adjunct professor for Spirituality at JST-SCU at Berkeley, where she is on the Core-doctoral faculty at the GTU and is on the faculty at Instituto San Pablo Apostle,Loeches/Madrid, Spain. Her research is in hermeneutics, esthetics, biblical spirituality and political theology. 

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