Comings and Goings
Stephanie St. Cyr began work last week as the student transitions program coordinator. She comes from Bethany University in California, where she was
director of student life from 2003 to 2008. She also worked as an adjunct
instructor (two years), as director of camps and conferences (two years) and
as an admissions counselor (two years) during her tenure at Bethany.
Before that, she was a substitute teacher for a year in the public school
system in Springfield, Mo. Stephanie earned a bachelor’s degree in
communication studies from Evangel University in 1999 and is earning a
master’s degree in college student affairs from Azusa Pacific University.
She lives in Newberg with husband Rusty, the university’s director of
spiritual formation. They have an 8-month-old daughter, Ella Sophia.
Nancy Brannen joined the university last week as a field placement coordinator in the School of Education. She comes to George Fox from Horizon Christian Middle School in Tualatin, where she was the administrative assistant to the principal from 2005 to 2008. More recently, she did administrative and inside sales work in Tualatin for a valve and instrumentation representative. She also served as a special education assistant in the Sherwood School District earlier this year. Nancy earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting and systems analysis from Taylor University in 1984. She lives in Tualatin with her 15-year-old-son, Mitchell, who is a freshman at Sherwood High School. They attend Grace Point Community Church in Tigard, where they are both involved in ministry.