Staff
About the Campus Minister
About the Campus Minister
Jennifer Fouse
Hi and welcome to PSF!
I'm really excited about how God continues to move in and through the great people in PSF and all around the Vandy/Belmont campuses! We're excited to be located in St. Augustine's Chapel at Vanderbilt for our Tuesday worship (6:00 pm) and FREE dinner (7:00 pm). Each week a local church brings amazing food! You don't want to miss out.
This year's theme for PSF is Simple. We're getting back to the basics with the book of Genesis. If you can't make worship on Tuesdays, there are many other ways to get involved with PSF. Please check out our calendar for more info. Feel free to contact me with any questions. My cell # is (615) 335-2505. I look forward to seeing you at PSF! Take care and be well!
Peace,
Jennifer
Hi and welcome to PSF!
I'm really excited about how God continues to move in and through the great people in PSF and all around the Vandy/Belmont campuses! We're excited to be located in St. Augustine's Chapel at Vanderbilt for our Tuesday worship (6:00 pm) and FREE dinner (7:00 pm). Each week a local church brings amazing food! You don't want to miss out.
This year's theme for PSF is Simple. We're getting back to the basics with the book of Genesis. If you can't make worship on Tuesdays, there are many other ways to get involved with PSF. Please check out our calendar for more info. Feel free to contact me with any questions. My cell # is (615) 335-2505. I look forward to seeing you at PSF! Take care and be well!
Peace,
Jennifer
About the Interns
Lee Catoe
YAV Intern (Young Adult Volunteer)
Being a small town southern gentleman from Jefferson, South Carolina (one stop-light), Lee is quite new to the big city of Nashville. He graduated from Presbyterian College in Clinton, SC with a degree in Biology and was involved in both campus ministry and the Student Volunteer Services. Currently, he is one of eight Young Adult Volunteers of the Presbyterian Church USA here in Nashville. When a guitar is in his hands and a microphone in front of his face, he is very happy. Also, he enjoys grilling out, running, tennis, hiking, and watching movies (while eating junk food). Although he is a country guy (with the accent to prove it), the city is where he belongs and where he is happy to be.
YAV Intern (Young Adult Volunteer)
Being a small town southern gentleman from Jefferson, South Carolina (one stop-light), Lee is quite new to the big city of Nashville. He graduated from Presbyterian College in Clinton, SC with a degree in Biology and was involved in both campus ministry and the Student Volunteer Services. Currently, he is one of eight Young Adult Volunteers of the Presbyterian Church USA here in Nashville. When a guitar is in his hands and a microphone in front of his face, he is very happy. Also, he enjoys grilling out, running, tennis, hiking, and watching movies (while eating junk food). Although he is a country guy (with the accent to prove it), the city is where he belongs and where he is happy to be.
Ruth-Decker Chaney
PR Intern
Ruth-Decker Chaney, known as "Decker", is in her fourth year of working for PCM and finishing up her M.Ed in Science Education in May 2012. From Martinsville, VA (home of the Virginia Museum of Natural History), Decker graduated from Duke University in 2004, where she was very active in the Presbyterian Campus Ministry and educating people about lemurs at the Duke Lemur Center (both during and after college). She emailed Jennifer Fouse before arriving in Nashville to see if she could help out in any way possible, and Jennifer took full advantage of the opportunity. While Decker misses the lemurs and the grandeur of her "home" at the Duke Chapel, she's enjoying being in Nashville.
PR Intern
Ruth-Decker Chaney, known as "Decker", is in her fourth year of working for PCM and finishing up her M.Ed in Science Education in May 2012. From Martinsville, VA (home of the Virginia Museum of Natural History), Decker graduated from Duke University in 2004, where she was very active in the Presbyterian Campus Ministry and educating people about lemurs at the Duke Lemur Center (both during and after college). She emailed Jennifer Fouse before arriving in Nashville to see if she could help out in any way possible, and Jennifer took full advantage of the opportunity. While Decker misses the lemurs and the grandeur of her "home" at the Duke Chapel, she's enjoying being in Nashville.
John Cantu
Worship Leader
John Cantu has called Nashville home for the past four years after moving from San Antonio, TX to attend Belmont to earn a degree in Music Business. Currently, he works in Internet Marketing and Social Media specializing in community management and new customer/client acquisition. He plays guitar (and occasionally bass) for the Justin Graves Band. In his free time, he enjoys playing music, cooking, and playing on a local kickball team with friends from First Presbyterian Church.
Dan Schreiber
Worship Leader
Dan Schreiber, BE '06, regularly attended PSF as an undergraduate and has maintained his connection to PCM by leading music in various capacities for PSF since he graduated. He is a software engineer for INSPIRIS, Inc. and is a member of Harpeth Presbyterian Church in Brentwood.
Worship Leader
Dan Schreiber, BE '06, regularly attended PSF as an undergraduate and has maintained his connection to PCM by leading music in various capacities for PSF since he graduated. He is a software engineer for INSPIRIS, Inc. and is a member of Harpeth Presbyterian Church in Brentwood.
What about Bob?
Bob Crownover
Bob is currently working as the Director of Development and Finance for Presbyterian Campus Ministry. Bob and his wonderful wife Marsha, have two children, Julia and Ben, one dog and two cats. Bob's children were active in highschool youth groups and he wanted the same great experience and adult mentors for them in college. That's when he first joined the board of PCM and where he currently has the privilege of working. Bob is an elder and attends Second Presbyterian Church. He enjoys hiking, bike riding and hanging out with students and friends.
Bob is currently working as the Director of Development and Finance for Presbyterian Campus Ministry. Bob and his wonderful wife Marsha, have two children, Julia and Ben, one dog and two cats. Bob's children were active in highschool youth groups and he wanted the same great experience and adult mentors for them in college. That's when he first joined the board of PCM and where he currently has the privilege of working. Bob is an elder and attends Second Presbyterian Church. He enjoys hiking, bike riding and hanging out with students and friends.