Doctor of Ministry in Faith & Cultural Engagement Faculty and Team
Faculty Lead
Project Faculty
Project faculty work with advisees to provide individual and small-group guidance for doctoral project development within the project portfolio research sequence.
Seminary faculty routinely serve as project faculty within the doctoral programs. See Portland Seminary faculty page for details.
Alyssa McLaughlin
Position: Project Faculty, Portland Seminary; Discipleship Pastor, Cedar Hills Church
Educational Background: Doctor of Ministry, Portland Seminary at ºìÐÓ¶ÌÊÓƵ Fox University; Master of Arts in Leadership, Northwest University
Expertise and Research Interests: Spiritual formation, discipleship, leadership development, adult learning, faith and cultural engagement, leadership multiplication, practical theology, volunteer mobilization, organizational leadership, church systems, and equipping the church for mission
Email: amclaughlin@georgefox.edu
Sunggu Yang
Position: Project Faculty
Academic Background: Doctor of Leadership in Global Perspectives, Portland Seminary; MDiv, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary; Bachelor of Social Work, Belmont University
Expertise and Research Interests: Developing ministries for newcomers to America; global missions; helping churches transition to become multi-cultural. Author of the book Reaching the World Across the Street: A Handbook for Sharing the Love and Message of Jesus with Internationals.Email: syang@georgefox.edu
Doctor of Ministry Faculty and Team
The Seminary doctoral team manages the program online platforms, organizes the Summits, and provides support to students and project faculty, in-person or online. In short, this team is the "glue" that holds the various elements of the program together.
Clifford Berger, DMin
Director, Doctoral Programs
Assistant Professor for Seminary Doctoral Programs
Darcy Hansen, DMin
Associate Director, Doctoral Programs
Assistant Professor of Leadership & Formation
