Megan Coiley
Minister of Music

Megan (she/her) enjoys a multi-faceted career as a musician, specializing in sacred music.  She is the minister of music for Princeton Presbyterians, and she is also the organist and choirmaster at St. George’s Episcopal Church in Maplewood, where she oversees a vibrant choral ministry.  Previously, she served as director of music ministries at Grace Presbyterian Church, Jenkintown, PA, and Kingston United Methodist Church, Kingston, NJ.  Megan also works as a mezzo-soprano.  Recordings of her choral work include Mahler’s Eighth Symphony with The Philadelphia Orchestra (Deutsche Grammophon) and the GRAMMY-winning soundtrack, Maestro: Music of Leonard Bernstein (Deutsche Grammophon).  In addition to her work in classical music, Megan is well-versed in multiple styles of Mexican traditional and folk music. She was a regular member of Mariachi Flor de Toloache for three seasons and a frequent guest of Mexico Beyond Mariachi.  Megan is a graduate of Westminster Choir College.  Her teachers include Edna Golandsky, Kendall Feeney, and Noel Werner.  When she is not making music, Megan enjoys making a myriad of other things, among which include jewelry, craft beverages, and large messes.  She resides in New Jersey, with her wife, soprano Marisa Curcio, and their cat, Regina Caeli.

Rosa Ross
Ministry Fellow, UKirk Ewing

Rosa (she/her) thinks faith is a collage of different conversations: whispered words of comfort, shouts of social justice, discussions about what it means to be, and sometimes even jokes about the absurdity of God's beautiful creation. As a trans woman, she is particularly passionate about the process of full, unyielding inclusion of all people in this holy collage. Before coming to the MDiv program at Princeton Theological Seminary, Rosa grew up in Huntington, West Virginia and studied philosophy, religious studies, and classical studies at Marshall University where she is now an adjunct professor (teaching online). She can be spotted around town reading books, eating food, and walking her dog - a pug named Pugg.

Griffin Oakley

Student Chaplain

Griffin (he/him) is a second-year Master of Divinity student at Princeton Theological Seminary, where he is preparing for a life of pastoral and academic ministry. As a student chaplain, he hopes to bring a thoughtful and compassionate presence that is grounded in a deep sense of calling and care for others.

Griffin is especially passionate about advocating for Asian American adoptees, working to create space for honest conversations around the complex realities of transnational adoption—its traumas, struggles, and identity formation. He hopes to pursue doctoral studies after graduation, continuing to integrate scholarship, ministry, and advocacy in meaningful and healing ways.

Naomi St. André

Student Chaplain

Naomi (she/her/hers) is in her third year as a Master of Divinity student at Princeton Theological Seminary.  Born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, Naomi holds a bachelors degree of Women and Gender Studies from Ball State University.  Naomi is pursuing ordination as a Minister of Word and Sacrament in the ELCA. 

Naomi is passionate about work that centers and supports LGBTQ+ people of faith. Her theological interests include ecotheology, disability theology, just peacemaking, feminist and womanist theologies, queer theology, decolonial and liberation theologies, and trauma-informed theology.  In her free time, you can usually find Naomi writing, baking sweet treats, or spending time at the Farminary at PTS.  She loves the color pink, strawberries, and any excuse to play in a creek!