This is a directory consists of Marianists residing in two campus communities: Marianist Hall and Hale Malia, Marianists serving on Chaminade’s Board of Regents and Marianist Educational Associates.
Marianist of Kalaepohaku
Marianists who live on Kalaepohaku, a hill that’s home to Chaminade University and Saint Louis School.
BRO. EDWARD BRINK, S.M. – 2016
VP for Mission & Rector, Chaminade University
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, Room 210-B
edward.brink@chaminade.edu
Bro. Ed entered the Society of Mary in 1985. The University of Dayton graduate served as a teacher, minister and administrator at Chaminade-Julienne High School. In 1998, he became director of a teacher service program at Dayton then led the Center for Catholic Education from 2005-2007. From 2007 to 2015, he served as Assistant for Education for the Province and as a Regent for Chaminade University. His hometown is Endwell, New York.
BRO. JOHN CAMPBELL, S.M. – 2003
Counseling, Preaching, Spiritual Direction
Hale Malia Community
jhpcsm@gmail.com
Bro. John entered the Society of Mary in 1958. After graduating from the University of Dayton, he served as President of Chaminade-Madonna College Preparatory School in Hollywood, Florida, where he also taught math, religion, psychology and biology and coached track and cross-country programs. Bro. John serves on Marianist Province committees and is a trustee of Chaminade College Preparatory School in California. His hometown is Brooklyn, New York.
FR. GEORGE CERNIGLIA, S.M. – 2010
Chaplain, Chaminade University
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, Room 261
george.cerniglia@chaminade.edu
Fr. George entered the Society of Mary in 1958 and was ordained in 1969. A University of Dayton graduate, he taught at high schools in Maryland, Kentucky and New York. He received his seminary education in Switzerland and earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from the University of Toronto. His administrative roles with the Marianists have included serving on the General Administration in Rome and as Director of Formation for the New York Province. His hometown is New York City, New York.
BRO. FRANK DAMM, S.M. – 1997
Title III Monitor, Chaminade University
frankdamm31@gmail.com
Bro. Frank entered the Society of Mary in 1956. After earning a bachelor’s degree from the University of Dayton, he taught at Cathedral Latin High School in Cleveland, Ohio. He later earned a doctorate degree in astrophysics from The Ohio State University. Bro. Frank spent 20 years in Africa serving as an instructor at Kenyatta University in Nairobi and as Regional Superior for the Marianist missions in Eastern Africa. His hometown is Detroit, Michigan.
BRO. JOSE DEGORIO, S.M. – 1999
Archivist, Chaminade University
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, Room 13
degorio@aol.com
Bro. Jose entered the Society of Mary in 1957. After graduating from Saint Anthony School in Wailuku on Maui, he earned a history degree from Chaminade University of Honolulu and taught at various Hawaii high schools, including Saint Louis School. As an archivist in the records office at Chaminade, Bro. Jose updates and stores academic transcripts. His hometown is Paia, Hawaii.
FR. ALLEN DeLONG, S.M. – 2014
Director of Campus Ministry, Saint Louis School
Saint Louis School, Campus Ministry Center
adelong@saintlouishawaii.org
Fr. Allen entered the Society of Mary in 1953 and was ordained in 1977. He was a teacher and administrator at California high schools and pioneered the KAIROS retreat program among Marianist schools. He was a vocation minister and director of the Marianist retreat in Cupertino, and served as headmaster of Saint Louis School from 2000 to 2006. He recently spent more than four years working in the African missions. His hometown is San Gabriel, California.
BRO. JEAN DOSSOUS, S.M.
FR. PAUL FITZPATRICK, S.M. – 2010
Associate Professor, Religious Studies
Henry Hall, Room 208-F
paul.fitzpatrick@chaminade.edu
Fr. Paul entered the Society of Mary in 1965 and was ordained in 1977. The University of Dayton graduate taught religion and French in Maryland and Florida. He also served as Director of Campus Ministry at a Marianist school in Puerto Rico and as a parish minister in Connecticut and Maryland. Fr. Paul directs the Masters of Pastoral Theology Program at Chaminade, which trains permanent deacons for the Diocese of Honolulu. His hometown is Brooklyn, New York.
BRO. TOM JALBERT, S.M. – 2011
Archivist, Chaminade University
Sullivan Family Library
thomas.jalbert@chaminade.edu
Bro. Tom entered the Society of Mary in 1967. After graduating from Chaminade University in 1971, he served in various capacities at Saint Louis School, including Director of Campus Ministry. He also worked as a librarian at Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco from 1992 to 2011. In addition to his archivist duties at Chaminade, Bro. Tom serves as a librarian at Saint Louis School. His hometown is Long Beach, California.
BRO. PETER KIAMA, S.M. – 2017
Information Technology, Saint Louis School
kiamandugu@yahoo.com
Bro. Kiama entered the Society of Mary in 1991. He served in the Office of Temporalities of the Marianist Region of Eastern Africa Administration and carried out social development projects for youth in Nairobi and Mombasa, Kenya; and Davao, Philippines. Starting in 2012, Bro. Peter worked on parish projects for the St. Francis de Sales community in Cincinnati, Ohio. His hometown is Mukui, Kenya.
BRO. ROBERT MARUYAMA, S.M. – 1998
Assistant Professor, Computer Science
Kieffer Hall, Room 14
rmaruyam@chaminade.edu
Bro. Robert entered the Society of Mary in 1962. A California native raised in Japan during World War II, he attended a Marianist school in Yokohama. After earning a college degree in the U.S., he taught at Marianist high schools in California and at his alma mater in Japan. Before coming to Chaminade in 1998, Bro. Robert spent 17 years with the University of Dayton’s computer science department. His hometown is Los Angeles, California.
FR. PATRICK McDAID, S.M. – 2014
Chaplain, Saint Louis School
Saint Louis School, Campus Ministry Office
pmcdaid@saintlouishawaii.org
Fr. Patrick entered the Society of Mary in 1996 and was ordained in 2008. He majored in political science and history at the University of Dayton, where he later earned a master’s in Educational Administration. His seminary education occurred at Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome. He also served as a teacher, campus minister, administrator and coach at Ohio, California and Texas high schools. His hometown is Adrian, Michigan.
BRO. GARY MORRIS, S.M. – 2003
Associate Professor, Theater
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, Room 105-A
gmorris@chaminade.edu
Bro. Gary entered the Society of Mary in 1965. After graduating from San Francisco State and the University of Dayton, he taught drama, English and speech at high schools in Hawaii and California. He wrote and staged a rock opera that toured Australia, and wrote and staged a pageant for San Francisco’s bicentennial celebration. Bro. Gary teaches theater and English at Chaminade and directs theatrical productions. His hometown is San Francisco, California.
BRO. JOSEPH NUGENT, S.M. – 2017
Teacher, Saint Louis School
Bro. Joseph entered the Society of Mary in 2018. After earning his M.A. in Theology at Oblate School of Theology, he taught religion at Chaminade-Julien Catholic High School. Bro. Joseph has worked in youth, young adult and campus ministry in various capacities for close to 10 years. He moved to the United States five years ago seeking to join the brothers. His hometown is Nova Scotia, Canada.
BRO. ALLEN PACQUING, S.M. – 2015
Director of Campus Ministry
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, Room 104
allen.pacquing@chaminade.edu
Bro. Allen entered the Society of Mary in 2015. He earned a bachelor’s degree in justice administration at Hawaii Pacific University, a master’s in pastoral ministry at Santa Clara University, and completed additional graduate studies at Washington Theological Union. He served as a ministry assistant at St. Mary’s University and as a Campus Ministry mentor at Chaminade-Julienne High School in Ohio. His hometown is Honolulu, Hawaii.
BRO. DENNIS SCHMITZ, S.M. – 1996
Special Ministries, Marianist Center of Hawaii
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, Room 109
baldschmitz@aol.com
Bro. Dennis entered the Society of Mary in 1967. He taught English and worked in campus ministry for ten years at Marianist high schools in California. He also served for 12 years in Korean missions, primarily in houses of formation. Bro. Dennis is engaged in special ministries with the Marianist Center of Hawaii. He organizes and presents the twice-annual Father Mackey Marianist Lecture Series. His hometown is Los Angeles, California.
FR. MARTIN SOLMA, S.M. – 2010
Chancellor, Marianist Province of the U.S.
4425 West Pine Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108-2301
msolma@sm-usa.org
Fr. Marty entered the Society of Mary in 1966 and was ordained in 1978. He holds English and philosophy degrees from the University of Dayton, a master of education degree from Boston College and a Master of Divinity degree from the University of Toronto St. Michael’s College. He served for 28 years in Kenya, including as Superior for the Marianist District of East Africa. In 2010, he became Provincial for the Marianist Province of the U.S. His hometown is Cleveland, Ohio.
Board of Regents Memebers
Marianists serving as members on the Board of Regents at Chaminade University.
BRO. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, S.M. – 1997
Member, Board of Regents
4425 West Pine Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108-2301
wjcampbell@aol.com
Bro. Bill entered the Society of Mary in 1963. He holds a doctorate in education administration. His appointments have included: Assistant Provincial and Director of Education for the Marianist Province of the Pacific, Assistant Superintendent of the Archdiocese of Portland, Oregon, and Assistant Executive Director of the Elementary Department at the National Catholic Education Association. His hometown is Brooklyn, New York.Frank entered the Society of Mary in 1956. After earning a bachelor’s degree from the University of Dayton, he taught at Cathedral Latin High School in Cleveland, Ohio. He later earned a doctorate degree in astrophysics from The Ohio State University. Bro. Frank spent 20 years in Africa serving as an instructor at Kenyatta University in Nairobi and as Regional Superior for the Marianist missions in Eastern Africa. His hometown is Detroit, Michigan.
BRO. THOMAS GIARDINO, S.M. – 2015
Assistant for Education, Marianist Province of the U.S.
4425 West Pine Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108-2301
tgiardino@sm-usa.org
Bro. Tom entered the Society of Mary in 1962. He holds undergraduate degrees in theology and education and master’s degrees in sociology, spirituality and organizational development. From 1972 to 1984, he was Executive Editor of the Marianist Resource Commission. He served in Rome as the Marianists’ Assistant for Education. In 2015, he was appointed Assistant for Education for the Marianist Province of the U.S. His hometown is Cleveland, Ohio.
BRO. JESSE O’NEILL, S.M.
BRO. RONALD OVERMAN, S.M. – 2015
Assistant for Temporalities, Marianist Province of the U.S.
4425 West Pine Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108-2301
roverman@sm-usa.org
Bro. Ronald entered the Society of Mary in 1964. He earned a bachelor’s and MBA at the University of Dayton. In 1972, he became Executive Director of the Bergamo Retreat Center. He was named Assistant Treasurer for the Marianist Province of Cincinnati in 1977 and Treasurer in 1986. After serving as business manager for the University of Dayton, he became Assistant for Temporalities for the Marianist Province of the U.S. His hometown is Dayton, Ohio.
FR. OSCAR VASQUEZ, S.M. – 2015
Fr. Oscar entered the Society of Mary in 1986 and was ordained in 2005. He holds a degree in Secondary Education from Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, TX and a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN and a degree in Theology from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas, the Angelicum in Rome. He has served as Director of Campus Ministry, Principal in Marianist High Schools and most Recently as Associate Pastor of Our Lady of the Pillar parish in St. Louis. In 2018, he became Provincial for the Marianist Province of the U.S. His hometown is San Antonio, TX.
BRO. EDWARD VIOLETT, S.M. – 2016
Vice President for Academic Affairs, Our Lady of the Lake College
5415 Brittany Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70808-9124
eviolette@gmail.com
Bro. Edward entered the Society of Mary in 1982. He holds a bachelor’s in financial management from St. Mary’s University, a master’s in administration from the University of Notre Dame and a doctorate in social policy and administration from the London School of Economics. He served as General Counsel of the Marianists in Rome before joining Our Lady of the Lake College in 2015. His hometown is Agana, Guam.
Marianist Educational Associates
Members of the Marianist Educational Associates community are dedicated to strengthening the Catholic and Marianist mission of Chaminade University. They do so by increasing their knowledge and appreciation of Marianist spirituality and its educational traditions. Community members also adapt and transform these traditions so they respond to current challenges facing the university.
Joseph Allen
Division of Behavioral Sciences
joseph.allen@chaminade.edu
David Coleman
Division of Humanities & Fine Arts
dcoleman@chaminade.edu
Valerie Coleman
Informational Services & Library
vcoleman@chaminade.edu
Maimoa Fineisaloi
Campus Ministry
mfineisa@chaminade.edu
Margaret ‘Peggy’ Friedman
School of Business & Communication
mfriedma@chaminade.edu
Teresa Fujino
Office of the Provost
teresa.fujino@chaminade.edu
Tammy Hohu
Finance & Business Services
tammy.hohu@chaminade.edu
Venus Ituralde
Residence Life
ituralde@chaminade.edu
Allison Jerome
Student Life
ajerome@chaminade.edu
Aulani Kaanoi
Finance & Business Services
akaanoi@chaminade.edu
Sharon LePage
Informational Services & Library
slepage@chaminade.edu
Patricia Lee-Robinson
Office of Health Professions Advising & Undergraduate Research
plrobins@chaminade.edu
Edna Magpantay-Monroe
School of Nursing
edna.magpantay-monroe@chaminade.edu
Yukio Ozaki
Division of Humanities & Fine Arts
yozaki@chaminade.edu
Joan Riggs
Division of Humanities & Fine Arts
jriggs@chaminade.edu
Candice Sakuda
Office of the Rector
csakuda@chaminade.edu
Scott Schroeder
School of Business & Communication
scott.schroeder@chaminade.edu
Sr. Malia Wong, OP
Division of Humanities & Fine Arts
mwong2@chaminade.edu
June Yasuhara
Student Affairs
jyasuhar@chaminade.edu
