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Staff Profiles

Rev Patrick McGlinchey (Chaplain)

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Paddy (as he is affectionally known) is the Chaplain at the Centre and Minister of the Church of the Resurrection. He is warm friendly and helpful, particularly in matters relating to University life, always available for a chat or even a lively debate on almost any given subject – even pop music! Paddy can be found in his office, around the Centre or even indeed doing an occasional stint in the Oasis Café!

Paddy is married to Helen, has three teenage sons – Paul and Patrick (17) and Tim (14) and a dog called Rocky (2). The McGlinchey family live in No. 20.

Erika Frank (Chaplain's Assistant)

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Erika Frank is the new lay-assistant chaplain for 2007-2008. She lived in the Centre during her final year in 2006. She is now doing an MA in Modern Literary Studies at Queen's University and while she lives and works at the Centre.

Hailing from Llangwnnadl, Wales, Erika was a missionary in the Philippines where she worked with prisoners, even visiting inmates on Death Row.

Erika has a degree in English so if you would like any essays proof-read just let her know! She is also there for a chat, accompanied by a cup of tea.

Flo

Since this site was initially published in late 2006, Dorothy has retired, and we have a new Bursar, called Flo! Flo will soon have a profile on the website.

Tanya Clarke

Tanya Clarke began working at the COI Centre in the Summer of 2008. Profile coming soon!

Ann Martin (Oasis café Co-ordinator)

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Ann manages the Oasis café at the Centre. The aim of the Oasis is to offer good food at affordable prices in a friendly atmosphere. Here students can get to meet friends (if they’re a fresher) or just catch up on what everybody has been doing. An additional plus is that students get a free lunch if they sign up to work at the cafe for an hour. (Contact Ann if you’re interested)

The Chaplaincy staff are here to help you and if you have any problems in your University life then they are happy to help you through it with advice, counselling or by helping you find the right person to help.

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