Alumni and Staff Profiles

Tatiana Ordoñez is a business owner partnering with artisans in Colombia. After meeting InterVarsity in college and learning about an NGO that works to preserve cultural crafts in Türkiye, she started Zuahaza, a sustainable textile company.

Through Redeeming Babel, Curtis creates resources like podcasts, courses, and more to help believers navigate a chaotic and anxiety-ridden world.

InterVarsity taught Hollywood script coordinator, Jen Howell, the value of relational ministry.

Kyle realized that God used InterVarsity to shape him into someone uniquely able to witness in a difficult workplace.

“I was an engineer at work and a Christian at home,” Brett, an InterVarsity alumnus, said.

Through InterVarsity, Maryanne gained beautiful friendships, leadership experiences, and she learned to love her campus well. This, combined with her passion for mental health, inspired her to pursue a master's in clinical mental health counseling. Later, she joined Maverick City Music, a Christian worship music collective, as a vocalist. 

Len Andyshak has impacted the lives of thousands of students and faculty during his 50 years with InterVarsity.

Silbano uses his story and experiences to reach often overlooked corners of campus, including formerly incarcerated students.

Next month, Imer Santiago will lead thousands of students in multicultural musical worship in Indianapolis.

NFL running back, teaching pastor, partner at a prestigious management consulting company—InterVarsity alumnus Jason Wright has quite the resume. And in the summer of 2020, he added a new accomplishment: becoming the NFL’s first Black team president.