Vincent de Paul
Saint Vincent de Paul (1581-1660), for whom the university is named, lived in seventeenth century France. He was a compassionate
and deeply spiritual priest who dedicated his life to serving the poor.
Vincent brought together and inspired groups of like-minded women and men to join him in addressing the needs of the poor and
the reasons for their poverty and marginalization.
Vincent was also a man of wisdom who believed in the power of education to transform the world for the better. He believed in
the sacredness of life, and the God-given dignity and inestimable value for each human person. He is aptly known as the
Apostle of Charity.
The Vincentian Character of DePaul University
DePaul, a Catholic, Vincentian, and urban university, takes its name from Saint Vincent de Paul. The religious community founded
by Saint Vincent, commonly known as "Vincentians," established the university and endowed it with a distinctive spirit:
to foster in higher education a deep respect for the God-given dignity of all persons, especially the materially, culturally, and
spiritually deprived, and to instill in educated persons a dedication to the service of others. The women and men of DePaul have
retained this spirit as a highly valued heritage and a vital influence in every succeeding generation of the university's
development.
Vincentians at DePaul University 2008-2009
Rev. Guillermo Campuzano, C.M..
Priest Chaplin
University Ministry
Rev. Thomas M. Croak, C.M.
Director
Student Legal Services
Assistant Director of Development
Associate Professor Emeritus
Department of History
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rev. Anthony J. Dosen, C.M.
Associate Professor
Department of Leadership in Education,
Language and Human Services
School of Education
Bro. Mark E. Elder, C.M.
Adjunct Faculty
Department of Art and Art History
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Public Art Coordinator
Steans Center for Community-Based Service Learning
Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M.
President
Rev. Ronald J. Hoye, C.M.
Adjunct Professor
Department of Religious Studies
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rev. Jay Jung, C.M.
Assitant Director
Office of Diversity Education
Student Affairs
Rev. Patrick J. McDevitt, C.M.
Associate Professor
Chair
Department of Leadership in Education,
Language and Human Services
School of Education
Rev. John P. Minogue, C.M.
Adjunct Professor
Department of Religious Studies
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rev. J. Patrick Murphy, C.M.
Associate Professor
Director
School of Public Service
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rev. Mark S. Pranaitis, C.M.
Associate Provost
Academic Affairs
Rev. John T. Richardson, C.M.
Chancellor
(on extended leave of absence from the university)
Rev. Christopher S. Robinson, C.M.
Associate Director
Catholic Campus Ministry and
Pastoral Outreach
University Ministry
Rev. John E. Rybolt, C.M.
Vincentian Scholar-in-Residence
Office of Mission and Values
Rev. Charles F. Shelby, C.M.
Vice Chancellor
Office of Development
Rev. Paul A. Sisul, C.M.
Director of Academic Relations
College of Computing and Digital Media (CDM)
Rev. Edward J. Tomasiewicz, C.M.
Adjunct Faculty
Religious Studies Department
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rev. Edward R. Udovic, C.M.
Secretary of the University
Secretary, Members of the Corporation
Senior Executive for University Mission
University Mission and Values
Vice President for Teaching and Learning Resources
Teaching and Learning Resources
Associate Professor
Department of History
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Rev. John Era, C.M. (Phillipines)
Non-degree seeking Student
Psychology Department
Rev. Abenet Habteselassie, C.M. (Ethiopia)
Student
School for New Learning
Rev. Daniel Hasso, C.M. (Ethiopia)
Student
School of Education
Rev. Cletus Kpalap, C.M. (Nigeria)
Student
School of Public Service
Rev. Marek Krawczyk, C.M. (Poland)
Student
English Language Academy
Rev. Ferdinand Labitag, C.M. (Taiwan)
Student
School of Public Service
Rev. Gaston Ogui Cossi, C.M. (France)
Student
English Language Academy
Rev. Jacke Tendji, C.M. (Poland)
Student
English Language Academy
Rev. Kurnaiwan Utomo Madayo, C.M. (Indonesia)
Student
English Language Academy
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