Bob Hansen- Bob is the Director of Counseling and Health Services and Associate Professor in Leadership Studies.  He came to Westminster in 1986 after working thirteen years in counseling at the University of Missouri.  His professional interests include counselor training, experiential education, leadership/character development, service-learning, peace studies and health psychology.  Bob and his wife Linda live on thirty acres adjacent to the Mark Twain National Forest.  They have two grown children—Matt and Callie. Bob's non-work interests include hiking, soccer, inept guitar playing, horses and traveling.  His recent travels have taken him to Peru, El Salvador, Ukraine, Hungary, Romania and the Czech Republic.  He will take two 2-month mini- sabbaticals this year, including a volunteer stint with Fight for the Children, a new organization setting up children’s medical clinics in East Africa.

Reverend Brad Sheppardbegan serving at Westminster in 1999.  As College Chaplain, Brad directs the Spiritual Life Program and teaches courses in the department of Classics, Philosophy and Religious Studies.  He enjoys the variety and diversity which come with his position—leading worship, organizing educational forums, social activities and community service projects, teaching classes and advising and mentoring students.  At the heart of his work is the desire to help students better understand themselves, the world around them, and how their faith can be real and active in their everyday lives.  He graduated from Furman University, Greenville, SC, and Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ.  He is a member of the Presbyterian College Chaplains’ Association and the National Association of College and University Chaplains.  Brad is married to Rev. Terry Kukuk.  They are currently in the process of adopting their first child, Jadon Isaac.  They will travel to China this fall to bring him home.  Brad enjoys gardening, cooking, spending time in the outdoors, reading, and advocating for human rights.

Robbie Langdon–Robbie has been at Westminster since 1997 and has lived in Fulton since 1981.  She is the Clinic Coordinator for Counseling and Health Services.  She is also a professional organist at St. Matthews Episcopal Church in Mexico and is thrilled to have been asked to play for weekly Thursday chapel services here at Westminster!   During her spare time Robbie enjoys reading, cooking, crafts, playing the piano and being with her children, family and friends.

Ginia Tutt-- Prior to coming to Westminster, Ginia taught 8th grade communication arts at Fulton Middle School for 7 years.  She lives in Fulton with her husband, John, and her two daughters, Hope and Olivia.

Zorina Piña-Hauan-- Zorina is the Nurse Practitioner for Counseling and Health Services.  She received her BS in Nursing from a small college in New York--College of Mount Saint Vincent.  She worked as a registered nurse for 10 years before deciding to go back to the College of Mount Saint Vincent to obtain her MS in nursing with specialty as a Family Nurse Practitioner.  Prior to coming here Zorina worked as a Family Nurse Practitioner in New York City with the adolescent and adult population. Her professional interests include Women’s' Health and Adolescent medicine. She enjoys reading, spending time with her husband and boys, gardening and traveling.  Zorina lives in Millersburg with her husband Michael, sons Marcus and Kaden, their two dogs.

Lori Fox- Lori has been a counselor at Westminster since January 2004.  She received her M.A. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia and her B.A. in Psychology and Communication from Drury College.  Lori's professional interests include wellness education and health psychology.  She and her husband, Jeff, live in Columbia with their daughter, Liliana.  Lori and Jeff enjoy serving as the senior high youth leaders at First Presbyterian Church in Columbia.  Lori also likes to go to the gym, play the piano, and sing; her addiction is HGTV.

Kelli Moran-Miller-- Kelli is originally from Oklahoma City and is in her last year as a doctoral student in the Counseling Psychology program (emphasis in Sport Psychology) at the University of Missouri-Columbia. She received her M.A. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia and her B.A. in a Great Books program from the University of Notre Dame. Her professional interests include multicultural issues, the student-athlete experience, and adjustment to college. In addition to her professional interests, Kelli enjoys playing basketball, practicing yoga, cycling, hiking, camping, and supporting her Fighting Irish through good times and bad. She lives in Columbia with her husband, Rob, and their new daughter, Maeve.

Amanda Stevens -- Amanda is our Health Educator/Wellness Coordinator.  She has a MEd in Educational and Counseling Psychology and BS in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Missouri-Columbia.  She is also a registered dietitian.  In addition to nutritional counseling, Amanda's professional interests include wellness education and community nutrition expansion. Amanda lives in Fulton with her husband, Josh, and their daughter, Katherine.

Kristy Wanner– Kristy is originally from Toronto, Canada and is returning to Westminster College for her second year. She is currently a doctoral student in Health Promotion and Education program at the University of Missouri-Columbia. She received her M.Ed. in counseling psychology (specializing in sport) in 2002 from UMC as well. Kristy has been a national athlete in two sports and has competed internationally for Canada.  Her professional interests include athlete-coach relationships, leadership development, multicultural issues and issues around infectious disease. In her spare time she enjoys hanging out with friends, doing yoga and traveling. Her latest adventures include Mexico, Barbados and Cuba; her life long dream is to travel to Africa.

Drew Lammy-- Drew is new to Westminster this year.  Originally from Columbia, MO, he is a fourth-year doctoral student in the Counseling Psychology program at the University of Missouri-Columbia.  Drew graduated from Truman State University in 2004 with a degree in Psychology.  His professional interests include multicultural issues, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and fraternity/sorority issues on campus.  When not working or in class, Drew enjoys spending time with his wife and their friends, reading, and sports of all kinds, particularly soccer.  He also occasionally attempts to play golf.  His lifelong dream is to one day be gainfully employed and not in school anymore.