L Meyer

 L Meyer

L Meyer

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Biography

Moraine Valley Community College - Humanities

Author, Interfaith & Diversity Educator, BMW Foundation Responsible Leader. Let's make the world a better place for all.
Lynne
Meyer
Chicago, Illinois
I'm an author, independent scholar, and inclusivity advocate. For over 10 years, I worked with Illinois Tech’s richly diverse population to build bridges of understanding on campus and beyond. My multifaceted role included religious and nonreligious worldviews, multicultural affairs, and gender and sexuality services. I led Illinois Tech’s involvement with the President’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge from its inception in 2011 to its final year in 2016. An experienced writer and public speaker, I’ve spoken and published in numerous outlets on the subjects of interfaith cooperation, civic engagement, and diversity, including the Parliament of the World’s Religions.

Specialties: Religion; spirituality; pluralism; interfaith; multiculturalism; service; civic engagement; diversity; gender; sexual orientation; LGBTQ+.

Interested in: Speaking engagements; serving on advisory boards; consultancy; new and innovative opportunities to bring people together. Let's talk and get to know each other.

Meyers Briggs (MBTI): ENFP

Strengths Quest: Connectedness, Ideation, Strategic, Intellection, Input


Experience

  • OMNIA Institute for Contextual Leadership

    The OMNIA Institute for Contextual Leadership is a global leadership training and consulting program serving religious and civic leaders who are committed to solving society's most intractable problems, such as racism, extremism, and economic justice.

    Because we recognize that differences can create either walls or bridges, we train people of diverse faiths, backgrounds, and points of view to engage productively, honestly, and creatively to solve problems together. We believe that all great change is movement-centered and we work to launch movements that bring about positive, just, and lasting results.

    In addition, we serve as a valuable resource center for theologians, civic leaders, political activists, and educators, offering our 40+ years of content expertise in addressing some of the toughest issues of our time.

Publications

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • The Repair of the World

    Interfaith Ramadan

    My guest piece for Interfaith Ramadan, part of a #Ramadan - long blog series exploring interfaith issues. Here, I talk about how and why service is central to my faith, and the importance of interfaith service and relationship building.

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • The Repair of the World

    Interfaith Ramadan

    My guest piece for Interfaith Ramadan, part of a #Ramadan - long blog series exploring interfaith issues. Here, I talk about how and why service is central to my faith, and the importance of interfaith service and relationship building.

  • Beyond Pride Month: Orlando and LGBTQ Visibility in Student Affairs

    The Student Affairs Collective

    A reflection on the tragedy in Orlando, Pride Month, and the importance of staff LGBTQ+ visibility, especially during times of crisis.

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • The Repair of the World

    Interfaith Ramadan

    My guest piece for Interfaith Ramadan, part of a #Ramadan - long blog series exploring interfaith issues. Here, I talk about how and why service is central to my faith, and the importance of interfaith service and relationship building.

  • Beyond Pride Month: Orlando and LGBTQ Visibility in Student Affairs

    The Student Affairs Collective

    A reflection on the tragedy in Orlando, Pride Month, and the importance of staff LGBTQ+ visibility, especially during times of crisis.

  • We Are All One: solidarity across movements, from Selma to Karachi

    Global Minorities Alliance Human Rights Blog

    On the 50th anniversary of MLK's march from Selma to Montgomery, and with awareness of the Chapel Hill shootings and #blacklivesmatter movement, I reflect on the importance of interfaith cooperation and what it means for all of us to stand in solidarity with others.

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • The Repair of the World

    Interfaith Ramadan

    My guest piece for Interfaith Ramadan, part of a #Ramadan - long blog series exploring interfaith issues. Here, I talk about how and why service is central to my faith, and the importance of interfaith service and relationship building.

  • Beyond Pride Month: Orlando and LGBTQ Visibility in Student Affairs

    The Student Affairs Collective

    A reflection on the tragedy in Orlando, Pride Month, and the importance of staff LGBTQ+ visibility, especially during times of crisis.

  • We Are All One: solidarity across movements, from Selma to Karachi

    Global Minorities Alliance Human Rights Blog

    On the 50th anniversary of MLK's march from Selma to Montgomery, and with awareness of the Chapel Hill shootings and #blacklivesmatter movement, I reflect on the importance of interfaith cooperation and what it means for all of us to stand in solidarity with others.

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • The Repair of the World

    Interfaith Ramadan

    My guest piece for Interfaith Ramadan, part of a #Ramadan - long blog series exploring interfaith issues. Here, I talk about how and why service is central to my faith, and the importance of interfaith service and relationship building.

  • Beyond Pride Month: Orlando and LGBTQ Visibility in Student Affairs

    The Student Affairs Collective

    A reflection on the tragedy in Orlando, Pride Month, and the importance of staff LGBTQ+ visibility, especially during times of crisis.

  • We Are All One: solidarity across movements, from Selma to Karachi

    Global Minorities Alliance Human Rights Blog

    On the 50th anniversary of MLK's march from Selma to Montgomery, and with awareness of the Chapel Hill shootings and #blacklivesmatter movement, I reflect on the importance of interfaith cooperation and what it means for all of us to stand in solidarity with others.

  • Talk to Me: Changing the Narrative on Race, Religion, & Education (in Student Affairs)– Book Review

    The Student Affairs Collective

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • The Repair of the World

    Interfaith Ramadan

    My guest piece for Interfaith Ramadan, part of a #Ramadan - long blog series exploring interfaith issues. Here, I talk about how and why service is central to my faith, and the importance of interfaith service and relationship building.

  • Beyond Pride Month: Orlando and LGBTQ Visibility in Student Affairs

    The Student Affairs Collective

    A reflection on the tragedy in Orlando, Pride Month, and the importance of staff LGBTQ+ visibility, especially during times of crisis.

  • We Are All One: solidarity across movements, from Selma to Karachi

    Global Minorities Alliance Human Rights Blog

    On the 50th anniversary of MLK's march from Selma to Montgomery, and with awareness of the Chapel Hill shootings and #blacklivesmatter movement, I reflect on the importance of interfaith cooperation and what it means for all of us to stand in solidarity with others.

  • Talk to Me: Changing the Narrative on Race, Religion, & Education (in Student Affairs)– Book Review

    The Student Affairs Collective

  • #OneGoodThing: Sadiq Khan and a Future Built on Hope

    The Student Affairs Collective

    On meeting the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and the importance of building bridges of cooperation instead of walls of division, Part of the SAC's #OneGoodThing series for December. Given the numerous troubling things we have experienced together during the year of 2016, and all of the disagreement, the SAC wanted to prove that 2016 wasn’t all bad. Contributing #SApros share a memory, experience, or moment that was GOOD that happened to them in 2016. .

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • The Repair of the World

    Interfaith Ramadan

    My guest piece for Interfaith Ramadan, part of a #Ramadan - long blog series exploring interfaith issues. Here, I talk about how and why service is central to my faith, and the importance of interfaith service and relationship building.

  • Beyond Pride Month: Orlando and LGBTQ Visibility in Student Affairs

    The Student Affairs Collective

    A reflection on the tragedy in Orlando, Pride Month, and the importance of staff LGBTQ+ visibility, especially during times of crisis.

  • We Are All One: solidarity across movements, from Selma to Karachi

    Global Minorities Alliance Human Rights Blog

    On the 50th anniversary of MLK's march from Selma to Montgomery, and with awareness of the Chapel Hill shootings and #blacklivesmatter movement, I reflect on the importance of interfaith cooperation and what it means for all of us to stand in solidarity with others.

  • Talk to Me: Changing the Narrative on Race, Religion, & Education (in Student Affairs)– Book Review

    The Student Affairs Collective

  • #OneGoodThing: Sadiq Khan and a Future Built on Hope

    The Student Affairs Collective

    On meeting the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and the importance of building bridges of cooperation instead of walls of division, Part of the SAC's #OneGoodThing series for December. Given the numerous troubling things we have experienced together during the year of 2016, and all of the disagreement, the SAC wanted to prove that 2016 wasn’t all bad. Contributing #SApros share a memory, experience, or moment that was GOOD that happened to them in 2016. .

  • #CampusSnapshots — Carr Chapel

    The Student Affairs Collective

    Part of The Student Affairs Collective's #CampusSnapshots series, a fun look at our favorite spots on campus. I talk about my love for Illinois Tech's Carr Chapel and the important role it plays in the spiritual life of the campus.

  • #SAConnects -- Faith in Action

    The Student Affairs Collective

    This post is part of a month-long series #SAConnects. This series focuses on the relationships between great humans that make up the field of Student Affairs. It includes stories from a diverse group of professionals about a real connection or friendship they made while working in student affairs, that blossomed past the realm of their professional life. In my post, I talk about the incredible Executive Director/Founder of RTW, an organization on Chicago's South Side that's doing important, life-saving work to assist veterans and the community at large.

  • The Repair of the World

    Interfaith Ramadan

    My guest piece for Interfaith Ramadan, part of a #Ramadan - long blog series exploring interfaith issues. Here, I talk about how and why service is central to my faith, and the importance of interfaith service and relationship building.

  • Beyond Pride Month: Orlando and LGBTQ Visibility in Student Affairs

    The Student Affairs Collective

    A reflection on the tragedy in Orlando, Pride Month, and the importance of staff LGBTQ+ visibility, especially during times of crisis.

  • We Are All One: solidarity across movements, from Selma to Karachi

    Global Minorities Alliance Human Rights Blog

    On the 50th anniversary of MLK's march from Selma to Montgomery, and with awareness of the Chapel Hill shootings and #blacklivesmatter movement, I reflect on the importance of interfaith cooperation and what it means for all of us to stand in solidarity with others.

  • Talk to Me: Changing the Narrative on Race, Religion, & Education (in Student Affairs)– Book Review

    The Student Affairs Collective

  • #OneGoodThing: Sadiq Khan and a Future Built on Hope

    The Student Affairs Collective

    On meeting the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and the importance of building bridges of cooperation instead of walls of division, Part of the SAC's #OneGoodThing series for December. Given the numerous troubling things we have experienced together during the year of 2016, and all of the disagreement, the SAC wanted to prove that 2016 wasn’t all bad. Contributing #SApros share a memory, experience, or moment that was GOOD that happened to them in 2016. .

  • #CampusSnapshots — Carr Chapel

    The Student Affairs Collective

    Part of The Student Affairs Collective's #CampusSnapshots series, a fun look at our favorite spots on campus. I talk about my love for Illinois Tech's Carr Chapel and the important role it plays in the spiritual life of the campus.

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