The Newman Association
The Newman Association is the campus student-run organization of Catholic Campus Ministry. The purpose of the Newman Association is:
- To provide an environment in which the Catholics of the SU community can practice their faith through religious activities.
- To form unity through social activities so that intellectual, moral, and spiritual growth may follow.
- To serve its members and others in the community by providing various programs.
- To support Catholic Campus Ministry as students on campus.
The Leadership Team is a group of student leaders who plan and direct activities sponsored by the Newman Association and Catholic Campus Ministry. This is an excellent way to get involved and show off or develop your leadership skills. All are welcome! |
2011 Leadership Team
(L to R): Katie Massa, Allyson Oppmann, Jarrett Voight, Abby Montler
Click on a leadership team member's name to e-mail them!
Previous Leadership Teams
2010 Leadership Team
(L to R): Allyson Oppmann, Abby Montler, James Foster, Ashley Berlin
Worship with Fr. Dave Hillier
Students, in addition to joining the Parish Community at Our Lady of the Visitation Parish for Mass or joining fellow “Shipmates” for the Campus Sunday Night Mass at 8:00PM (When school is in session during the Fall and Spring Semesters), you may wish to consider volunteering for a Liturgical Ministry. Fr. Dave welcomes students to become involved as a:
Special Minister of the Eucharist where you could assist in the distribution of Holy Communion at Sunday Mass and Special Liturgies.
Lector to proclaim the Word of God to fellow “Shipmates” at Mass and Special Liturgies
Choir Member to lift up your voice in Song and Praise to God or to offer your God given gift as a musician at Mass and Special Liturgies.
You may contact Fr. Dave Hillier at anytime by calling the church rectory at (717) 532-2912 or e-mailing Fr. Dave at dahillier@ship.edu
NOTE: For Mass, Special Service times and, location information, please refer to the "Worship" section of our Website
Campus Minister, Roxanne Dennis, also invites you to participate in Parish & Community Service
Don’t be afraid to share your God-given gifts of time, treasure and talents with those in need. 
You will find many opportunities to serve the Lord while stationed here at Shippensburg University. You'll find them in the Parish Bulletin; in the student newsletter titled Catholic Crusader (Under the "Calendar" and "Highlights" section of our website )and in the Activities section of our website as well.
Additional information may also be obtained through our weekly e-news by simply sending your e-mail address to: rmdenn@ship.edu
Parish and community outreach ministries have proven to be a benefit to students when making choices for future plans and, for completing resumes. They fulfill our Christian obligation to know, love and serve God in this world plus, they are ways to better understand the Seven Principals of Catholic Social Teaching to which we are called. These themes from Catholic Social Teaching are about building a just society and living lives of holiness amidst the challenges of modern society. For information concerning our “Catholic Social Teaching” go to: http://www.usccb.org/sdwp/projects/socialteaching/excerpt.shtml
Carol Zehosky, Catholic Campus Ministry Office Manager
Carol serves as the Office Manager on a Part-time basis throughout the school year, many thanks go up to God, for blessing us with Carol’s assistance and insights.
She continues to be quite an asset to Campus Ministers, the Students, and to our Ministry in Jesus’ name.