Taylor University Leadership

Angela Angelovska-Wilson is a lawyer with Dlx Law in Washington, DC. She is also General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer with Digital Asset Holdings LLC. Prior to those appointments, Angela was a Partner at Reed Smith LLP and practiced at Latham & Watkins (both in Washington, DC). She and her husband reside in Washington D.C.

Jonathan Beukelman, after graduating as a Business major from Taylor, completed the Investment Consultants Program at the Wharton School of Business and the Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA®) certification through Haas School of Business, and now manages The Beukelman Group. He was listed in “America’s Top Wealth Advisors” (Forbes, 2016); ranked among the “Top Financial Advisors in America” (Barron’s, seven consecutive years); and named in “Top 40 under 40” (Wall Street), “400 Top Financial Advisors” (Financial Times, four times), and “Top Wire House Advisors under 40” (REP Magazine, 2013, 2014). He and his wife reside in Greenwood Village, Colorado.

Carl Chapman is Chairman, President, and CEO of Fortune 1,000 energy-holding company Vectren Corporation. He also serves on the Board of Directors for the American Gas Association, Edison Electric Institute, Indiana Energy Association, Central Indiana Community Partnership, Energy Systems Network, and the board of advisors for the University of Southern Indiana Business School. He is a member of the Evansville Regional Business Committee and the Southwest Indiana Business Leaders Roundtable on Early Childhood. Carl resides in Newburg, Indiana.

Minda Chow, a retired nurse, resides in Redington Shores, Florida with her husband. She is involved with the Suncoast Community Church Ladies Bible Study as a group leader and also leads a Bible Study Fellowship group.

Pastor Mark Davis serves as President of Atlantic Christian Academy and has worked as a Christian consultant for numerous schools and ministries over the past 30 years. He also serves as a member of the Standards Committee of the Evangelical Counsel for Financial Accountability and on the National Commission on Religious Policy and Accountability for ECFA. He and his wife reside in Pompano Beach, Florida.

Chris Goeglein is a Managing Partner at True North Strategic Advisors, LLC in Fort Wayne. In addition to Taylor University’s Board of Trustees, Chris sits on the boards of Taylor University Broadcasting – WBCL, The Lutheran Scholarship Granting Organization of Indiana, and the Fort Wayne Area Youth for Christ. He and his wife reside in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Tamara Shaya Hoffmann is a member of the State Department's diplomatic corp, representing the U.S. abroad. Prior to joining the State Department, Tamara worked at the U.S. Agency for International Development where she held several roles, including Senior Desk Officer for Lebanon Affairs, Peacebuilding Advisor for the Middle East, and Communicators Advisor for Women's Empowerment. Prior to joining government service, Tamara worked as a consultant to the ONE Campaign working on alleviating HIV/AIDS, and as the Director of Media for a non-profit that fostered dialogue between Christians and Muslims. She is married to Derek, a fellow Taylor graduate and U.S. diplomat.

Erik Hotmire advises executives on corporate reputation, crisis, and litigation matters. He has served as Senior Advisor to the Chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Special Assistant to President George W. Bush and White House spokesman, Director at public affairs firm Clark & Weinstock, and U.S. Senate Communications Director. Erik began his career in radio and television. He lives with his family in the Washington, DC area.

Dr. Rhonda Jeter is a Professor and the Dean of the College of Education at Bowie State University. After earning a degree from Taylor in Communications and Theatre Arts, she completed her master’s degree in Family and Community Development and her Ph.D. in Professional and Scientific Psychology. She is a Certified Secondary School Teacher, National Certified Counselor, National Certified Psychologist, and Licensed Certified Professional Counselor. Rhonda resides in Brandywine, Maryland.

Dr. Stephen Johnson is President of Stephen L. Johnson and Associates Consulting, LLC. After holding a number of positions in laboratory and bio-technology companies, he was appointed the Administrator of the EPA by President George W. Bush and became the recipient of the White House’s Presidential Rank Award, the highest award bestowed to civilian federal employees. He and his wife reside in Fredrick, Maryland.

Heather Larson has served with the American Red Cross, where she focused on Chicago initiatives and national disasters, and with Willow Creek Community Church as a lead pastor. Heather and her husband reside in South Barrington, Illinois.

Susan McCabe is a Christian laywoman and homemaker. She and her husband reside in Tyrone, Georgia.

Dr. Gregory Poland is the Director of Mayo Clinic’s Vaccine Research Group and holds the academic rank of professor of medicine and infectious diseases, molecular pharmacology, and experimental therapeutics. He has earned many honors, including the Hsu prize in International Infectious Disease Epidemiology (2007), the Secretary of Defense Award for Excellence (2008), and Mayo Distinguished Investigator award by the Mayo Board of Trustees (2013). Dr. Poland participates on national and academic review committees and has published over 500 peer-reviewed scientific articles. He and his wife live in Marco Island, Florida.

Manuel Rosado is the President of Spectrum Investment Advisors, Inc. After graduating Taylor with a major in Business, he earned an MBA from Concordia University-Wisconsin, and completed the Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF®) Designation from the Center for Fiduciary Studies. He has also earned a Certified Behavioral Finance Analyst (CBFA) certification from the AGI Center for Behavioral Finance and an Investment Adviser Representative licensure (Series 65). He and his wife reside in Mequon, Wisconsin.

Douglas Rupp is the former Director of Finance and Administration for Sauder Woodworking Co., Board Chairman of TUBI (WBCL Radio), and Former Board Member and Board Chair of Christian Service Foundation based in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He and his wife reside in Archbold, Ohio, where Douglas also serves as the Archbold Evangelical Church treasurer and a member of Archbold Village Planning Commission.

Kathy Stevens is a homemaker, photographer, and philanthropist. She and her husband reside in Dallas, Texas.

Dr. Mark Taylor Chairman of the Board of Tyndale House Publishing. He has published The Complete Book of Bible Literacy in 1992 (republished as The Complete Book of Bible Basics in 2005), and worked as the Chief Stylist and Director of the Bible Translation Committee with Holy Bible, New Living Translation (1996, 2004, 2015). He also holds memberships on six Boards of Directors/Trustees. He and his wife reside in Wheaton, Illinois.

Karen Muselman Thomas works as a Christian Laywoman and Homemaker. Karen served as Pastor of Evangelism and Newcomer Ministries for Centenary United Methodist Church in Lexington, Kentucky. She and her husband reside in Lexington, Kentucky.

Eric Turner serves as President and CEO of T3 Investments Corporation, a family-owned real estate investment company. He is Director of a Governmental Affairs Practice, representing clients before State Legislatures across the United States, and is Founding Partner, with his son, of Mainstreet Property Group, a nationally-recognized developer of housing for seniors and students. He is also President of the Paul E. Turner Foundation, which serves Christian organizations throughout the world and was a longtime member of the Indiana State Legislature. He and his wife reside in Cicero, Indiana.

Nicholas Wallace is a member of the American Institute of CPAs, Indiana CPA Society, and National Association of College and University Business. He is a member of BKD National Not-for-Profit Group, BKD National Government Group, and BKD National Higher Education Group. Nicholas is also a noted speaker at national and regional industry conferences, and has authored articles for the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, Association of Business Administrators of Christian Colleges, The Association for Biblical Higher Education, Christian College Consortium, and Council for Christian Colleges & Universities. Nicholas and his wife reside in Carmel, Indiana.

Daniel Wolgemuth serves as President/CEO of Youth for Christ/USA. Before Youth for Christ, he worked 28 years in the corporate world. Daniel writes a weekly devotional message called Friday Fragments, and has written several books including: The Monday Memo.Com, Fragments, and Give Life. Daniel and his wife reside in Aurora, Colorado.