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Living & Learning has academically excellent programs where college students live in community, engage the challenges of the world, and learn to respond with a biblical Christian worldview.
With your support and donations, we can provide an amazing staff that cares deeply about cultivating an environment where college students can grow in their faith in a cross-cultural setting. You have the opportunity to donate to Living & Learning East Coast program or to select a team member below.
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Dr. Micah Hughes
Program Director & Associate Professor
Dr. Hughes has 28 years of international and multi-cultural experience. As the Academic Director and Associate Professor, Dr. Hughes provides student mentorship, instruction, academic leadership, and curriculum oversight for the Baltimore Urban Studies.
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Molly Russell
Molly is a lover of the Lord, people, a solid cup of coffee, and a good, long run. She grew up with her three younger siblings in Birmingham, AL and recently graduated from Wheaton College with degrees in Latin American / Latino Studies and Applied Health Sciences. At Wheaton, she studied abroad in Querétaro, Mexico for a semester and in Baltimore for a summer, discovering a love for cross-cultural relationships. She met her people in residence life at Wheaton, serving as a Resident Assistant and an Assistant Resident Director. She is so excited to see how the Lord will move over this next season with BUS!!
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Calista Chan
Resident Coordinator
Calista loves traveling, conversing over a cup of coffee, and spending time on the beach. She was born in Singapore, but grew up all around the world— shaping her cross cultural identity. Calista recently graduated from Vanguard University of Southern California with a degree in History and Political Science, and studied abroad in London, England, falling in love with building a community away from home!
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Chris Hon
Resident Coordinator & Media Assistant
Chris is a recent graduate of Messiah University with a double degree in Biopsychology and Digital Media (Video Storytelling concentration). Originally from Malaysia, Chris grew up in a very multicultural, multilingual, multi-religious context, which allowed him experience the world from the perspectives of various communities and an incredibly intersectional lens. This has driven him to root himself in spaces that embody cultural diversity, justice building, and human rights. Chris is deeply passionate about using elements of cinematography, ethical storytelling, and graphic design to uplift underrepresented voices, as well as advocating for systemic change alongside marginalized communities.