Charbel El Khoury is from Beirut, Lebanon. He graduated from Rowan University with a bachelor’s degree in Computing and Informatics and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, with a research focus on developing AI for the detection and classification of breast arterial cancer. Charbel also works as a Security Analyst at Rowan University. During his undergraduate experience, he was actively involved in multiple student organizations while working as a Resident Assistant, Teaching Assistant, and Technology Support Worker.

He has served as President of the Rowan Paintball Club for two years and continues to hold the position. Through his experiences outside the classroom, Charbel has developed valuable skills, built meaningful connections, and explored opportunities that have shaped his academic and professional journey.

Kori Greenberg is a junior at Rowan University majoring in Economics and Political Science. During her time at Rowan, she has worked with several university departments, including Career Services, Housing, Political Science and Economics, and Civil and Environmental Engineering.

Kori has conducted research on Central Asia and presented a paper with her research partner at the Northeastern Political Science Association. She is a proud member of ASCEND and ASPIRE and has participated in SGA’s LEAD program. She also serves on CA Council, is the Professional Development Chair for Rho Sigma Alpha, and serves as a Vice President of a student organization.

Tashir Ballard is a first-generation college graduate, Diversity and Inclusion professional, and entrepreneur committed to creating spaces where people are seen, valued, and empowered. At Rowan, Tashir is currently pursuing his M.A. in Diversity & Inclusion at Rowan University. He serves as the Interfaith & Spiritual Exploration Graduate Coordinator within the Center for Belonging & Student Engagement, where he supports interfaith programming, student belonging, faith-based organizations, and inclusive campus initiatives. His work is grounded in the belief that meaningful inclusion goes beyond representation, it requires intentional community-building, dialogue, and action.

Tashir is also the Founder & CEO of The Ballard Bakery, a faith-centered bakery built around his passion for baking, creativity, and community. The Ballard Bakery’s foundations is built upon, “Renewing spirits with sweet treats.” The bakery seeks bring people together through food while creating moments of joy, connection, and encouragement. Across his academic, professional, and entrepreneurial work, Tashir continues to explore the intersections of diversity, faith, identity, community, and social justice.

Lindsay Johnson, EdD, LPC, LCADC, received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Fordham University in 2011 and her Doctorate in Educational Leadership from Rowan University in 2022. Lindsay is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor.She serves as the Assistant Director of Well-Being and works to integrate the Thrive framework into the policies, practices, and programming here at Rowan. Lindsay is passionate about weaving well-being into all aspects of the university to create a supportive environment that fosters resiliency and meaningful living for all students, faculty, and staff. Lindsay has presented nationally and internationally on topics around well-being, values-based living, and prevention programming. She also loves to spend time with family and friends, travel, be silly, and do mostly anything sports-related.

Christine Feil, MEd, is currently the Director of Well-Being and Resiliency in the Center for Well-Being at Rowan University. She oversees the Rowan Thrive and Rowan Cares programs which focus on providing education, engagement, and advocacy for well-being for students, faculty, and staff. Chrissy earned a Master of Education in Counselor Education from Clemson University and a Bachelor of Science in Human Development from the University of Delaware. Her extensive experience includes supervising staff, developing strategic engagement plans, and teaching leadership courses. Chrissy loves coffee, gardening (both indoor and outdoor), podcasts, and seeing pictures of your pets!

Joe Hofmann, MEd, is a Career Counselor at Rowan University. He supports students with career exploration, resume review, job and internship search strategies, mock interviews, and networking. Joe earned his Master of Education in Educational Administration and Supervision from Rutgers University and his Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and Latin American Studies from the University of Delaware. He has worked with students in career development, academic advising, and international education for more than ten years. 

Alexandria Kerr serves as Graduate Coordinator for the Office of Volunteerism & Community Engagement at Rowan University. She is currently pursuing her Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Management through the Rohrer College of Business. Throughout her time at Rowan, she has also helped coordinate services at The Shop, the University's food pantry & resource center.