Staff Senate Newsletter
Michael Nuttall
Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011
Program Director, Kolvenbach Immersions, Ignatian Center for Jesuit Education
Length of SCU Employment: 14 months
Born & Lived: Delmar, New York
Early Life: Born and raised in upstate New York and am an East Coaster through and through. Moved to Boston for college, and lived there for 6 years with a one year hiatus to Ecuador.
Education: Undergrad: Boston College, history. Grad: Masters in Higher Ed Admin
Family: Son to John and Lynda, youngest of four kids, engaged to be married in May
Most Meaningful Achievement: Earning my master’s degree. Knowing how much my parents had valued education, I knew how proud they were of me to continue my studies and find a passion.
Why I came to SCU: I had a deep desire to work in Jesuit Higher education mentoring and accompanying students. I also distinctly remember saying to a friend 7 years ago my ideal job would be coordinating immersions at a Jesuit University. When the position opened up I jumped at the chance.
Previous Employer: Teach For America Bay Area office
In 5 years I Plan to Be: Part of a growing family, doing work that I love, settled more in a place to call home yet still traveling.
Favorite Books/Series: The Impossible Will Take a Little While: A Citizen’s Guide to Hope in a Time of Fear Edited by Paul Loeb.
In My Spare Time: I dabble in digital photography, play soccer, and enjoy living in San Francisco.
