Our ​2021 - 2022
Student Associates

Annaliese Marks
(she/her/hers)
Class of 2022

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I’m a rising senior in Biosystems Engineering, minors in women’s and gender studies and environmental and sustainability studies. This past year in campus ministry has been overall quite wonderful considering the circumstances. This summer I interned as an Engineering Technician with the Department of the Army to work with MSU and the Department of Defense on wastewater treatment research and development. I also took some time for myself to read, paint, bake, and hang out in my hammock just enjoying nature!

Maggie Haite
(they/them)
Class of 2023

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​​I’m a rising junior, majoring in Fisheries and Wildlife at MSU. Although it was different in the online setting, I had a really good time this past year! This summer I took some time for myself, taking a break from school for the most part and getting excited about my interests again. I'm absolutely excited to be returning as a Student Associate in the fall

Rachel Drobnak
(she/her/hers)
Class of 2023

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I'm a rising junior, studying Crop & Soil Science at MSU. This past year in campus ministry has truly been joyful and life-giving for me. This summer I was a Sustainable Agriculture intern at Kellogg Biological Station in Hickory Corners, MI (where Maggie currently lives). I moved into my apartment around mid-August and am excited to return as a Student Associate in campus ministry!

Andrea Vera
​(she/her/hers)
Class of 2023

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​I will be a fourth-year Environmental Engineering Student at MSU this fall. I appreciated every minute of campus ministry this past year, the virtual nature of all our meetings really put our name One Community to the test! In combination with our monthly bible study, I feel that I have been nudged in the right direction down a path that is slowly showing me how my faith can be used as a tool for justice. I stayed in East Lansing this summer, continuing my involvement in research concerning microbial identification for contaminant biodegradation in water and soil as well as camping, gardening, and reading in my hammock!