Kyle Anderson, campus engagement associate, works with college campuses to help spread interfaith cooperation. Kyle first experienced the power of bringing together people from different backgrounds for an important cause in Washington, DC, where he worked in development for N Street Village, an organization that supports homeless women. Kyle is a graduate student in Loyola University Chicago’s Masters in Higher Education program. Outside of IFYC, he can be found spending time with his lovely new wife Keira, and rooting loudly for the New York Giants and San Francisco Giants.

Cori Mancuso is a recent graduate from Lycoming College, receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Religion and a Minor in Anthropology. Cori grew up in the Christian tradition but has since converted to Islam. She attended an Interfaith Leadership Institute in Washington D.C. and started a Better Together campaign at Lycoming College. She plans on studying at the STARTALK Arabic Academy at Penn State this summer and searching for employment opportunities in interfaith, non-profit, or multicultural spheres.

Chris Stedman is the Interfaith and Community Service Fellow for the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard University and the managing director of State of Formation, a new initiative at the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue. Chris received an MA in Religion from Meadville Lombard Theological School at the University of Chicago, for which he was awarded the Billings Prize for Most Outstanding Scholastic Achievement. A graduate of Augsburg College with a summa cum laude B.A. in Religion, Chris is the founder and author of the blog NonProphet Status.

Christina Ferrari identifies as Catholic and is a master’s candidate at Loyola University Chicago studying Higher Education. Her interest in interfaith relationships began her junior year at DePaul University where she facilitated dialogues and led interfaith programs. Christina hopes to assist college students’ faith and identity development and help to build a pluralistic community on college campuses.