Rev. Dr. Timothy Stevens - University Chaplain
Rev. Erica Brown - Assistant University Chaplain
Rev. Lloyd Kittlaus - Lutheran Center
Rabbi Josh Feigelson - Louis and Saeree Fielder Hillel Center
Rev. Julie Windsor Mitchell - University Christian Ministry
Rev. Elizabeth M. Stedman - Episcopal Chaplain
Rabbi Dov Hillel Klein - Tannenbaum Chabad House
Father Ken Simpson - Sheil Center (Roman Catolic)
Mary Deeley - Sheil Center (Roman Catholic)

The Rev. Lloyd R. Kittlaus is Lutheran campus pastor, having been deployed at Northwestern by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. A graduate (A.B.) of Augustana College, with majors in philosophy and Greek, and of the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago (M.Div.), Pastor Kittlaus also has received the Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, where he studied in the Bible field of the university's Divinity School and specialized in gospel research. His special interests in ministry include helping persons to understand and to appropriate the biblical heritage and to view their life, its roles and relationships as a vocation, a calling of God. Pastor Kittlaus is available for pastoral listening and counseling and for speaking to student groups.

Louis and Saeree Fielder Hillel Center
Rabbi Josh Feigelson
629 Foster Street
voice: 847-467-HILL (4455)

Rabbi Josh Feigelson is the Campus Rabbi at Northwestern Hillel. Ordained in 2005 by YCT Rabbinical School in New York, whose philosophy is “open Orthodoxy,” Josh’s mission is to help Jewish students of all backgrounds find meaning, understanding, joy and comfort in their Jewishness. In addition to coordinating religious programming at Hillel and offering spiritual counseling, Josh loves studying Jewish texts with anyone and everyone. A graduate in music from Yale University, Josh is especially interested in helping students explore the Jewish context of their activities—from theater to social action , from bioethics to literature. He can be reached at rabbijosh@northwestern.edu or 847-467-4447.

University Christian Ministry
Rev. Julie Windsor Mitchell
1834 Chicago Avenue
847-864-2320

The Rev. Julie Windsor Mitchell is an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. She is a graduate of Brown University, with a major in religious studies. She received her Master of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School, where she worked with students at the Harvard Chapel. After graduation she moved to Evanston to become pastor of St. John's United Church of Christ for 4 years. Then she began working with NU students. She enjoys discussing complex questions of faith and encourages people to deepen their spiritual lives. She welcomes invitations to lead group discussions or firesides, and is available for pastoral counseling Julie and her husband, Ian, enjoy hiking, camping and traveling.

Canterbury: The Episcopal/Anglican Student Ministry
The Rev. Elizabeth M. Stedman
2010 Orrington Avenue
847-328-8654

The Rev. Elizabeth M. Stedman was called to be Canterbury’s new chaplain in 2006.  For most of her life, Liz has had parallel careers in ministry and politics.  Her professional ministries have included serving as a hospital chaplain to people affected by HIV and organizing churches to respond to the AIDS crisis in Jersey City, NJ.  The zenith of her political career was when she directed government affairs at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.   Believing that Jesus came both to set us free and to help us establish relationships of accountability, Liz strives to live out a progressive Christian ethic  rooted in the Gospel.  Born in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas, Liz has a B.A. in political theory from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, PA, and an M.Div. from Union Theological Seminary in New York City.  Liz and her partner, Mary, have two sons, Jasper and Leo.

Tannenbaum Chabad House (Jewish)
Rabbi Dov Hillel Klein
2014 Orrington Avenue
847-869-8060

The Tannenbaum Chabad House Northwestern Jewish Center is one of the mainstays of Jewish life on campus. We are a "home away from home" offering lively Shabbat meals and services in friendly, cordial company, with a wide range of social and educational activities, and an extensive Judaica library open to all students. Director Rabbi Dov Hillel Klein, an avid baseball fan and fun loving person, brings his energy, concern and sensitivity to campus as an experienced student counselor, available day and night for crisis, religious and philosophy counseling; Chaya Klein, in addition to being one of Chicago land's best cooks, brings her warmth and special touch to all those who come to Chabad.

Students of all backgrounds, Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, Reconstructionist and unaffiliated feel right at home at the Chabad house.

Sheil Center (Roman Catholic)
Fr. Ken Simpson and Mary Deeley
2110 Orrington Avenue
847-328-4648

Fr. Ken Simpson has been Chaplain and Director of the Sheil Center since 1992. He has been in ministry to college students since 1982. He is a native of the Chicagland area and a Priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago. Previous to coming to Northwestern his work with students focused on spiritual development and discernment. He holds degrees from Loyola University, the University of St. Mary of the Lake, and the University of San Francisco.

In addition to his work with students of all ages, Fr. Ken has served in a variety of parish settings and in college administration. He has also assisted emergency workers with emotional and spiritual issues for more than 25 years, including his current work as chaplain to the Evanston Fire Department. When not at Sheil, you can often find Fr. Ken in the stands or on the sidelines at NU sporting events and at other campus activities including plays and concerts. Fr. Ken is happy to work with students in a variety of contexts including retreats, classes, discussions, pastoral counseling and spiritual direction.

Mary Deeley earned a Master of Divinity from Yale Divinity School and Ph.D. in Hebrew Scripture and Early Christian Literature from Northwestern University in the Joint Program for Religious and Theological Studies. Mary began her association with Sheil as a graduate student and serves now as the Pastoral Associate. Prior to working at Sheil, Mary put her degrees in ministry and scripture to good use as a campus minister and college professor of Old Testament and Hebrew. Mary's experience in liturgy, music, counseling, and spiritual direction provides an excellent background for her work at Sheil. In addition, Mary brings her expertise in scripture to Sheil's Bible Study programs and to the many conversations about faith within the Sheil community.

When Mary isn't at Sheil, you can find her teaching courses at Seabury Western Seminary at Northwestern or for the Archdiocese of Chicago Lay Formation Program. She is also frequently at the Evanston ice rink where her daughters skate. Mary's husband, Dr. Daniel Lum, can often be seen (and heard) singing in the 9:30 choir.