The Board of Trustees is comprised of member representatives and of public trustees, a combination that was in the original vision. The “public” context of the Board’s work helps institutional members draw on their public missions as a source of cooperation, and on their call to ecumenical unity as a source of creative witness and imagination. Trustees, especially from interfaith settings, also remind all members that any formation of religious leaders has to keep in mind the multi-religious context of American society.

Institutional Trustees

Member Institutions

• Byzantine Catholic Seminary (Satellite Member), Dr. Sandra Collins, Dean of Byzantine Online
• The Catholic University of America, School of Theology and Religious Studies: Rev. Dr. Mark Morozowich, Dean
• Howard University School of Divinity: Dr. Yolanda Pierce,  Dean
• John Leland Center for Theological Studies: Rev. Dr. William Smith,  Interim President
• Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies:  Rev. Dr. John Langlois, OP, President
• Reformed Theological Seminary, Washington, DC Campus: Dr. Scott Redd, President
• United Lutheran Seminary, Gettysburg and Philadelphia: Rev. Dr. Angela Zimmann, President
• Virginia Theological Seminary: Very Rev. Ian Markham, Dean and President; Chair of the Consortium Executive Committee
• Virginia Union University, Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology: Rev. Dr. Gregory Howard, Dean
• Wesley Theological Seminary: Rev. Dr. David McAllister-Wilson, President

Associate Member Trustees

• Paulist Fathers’ House of Mission and Studies: Fr. Frank Desiano CSP, Rector and Director of Formation
• Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation: Dr. Marguerite Benefiel, Program Director.

Affiliate Member Trustees

• GSISS–an Islamic Institute: Dr. Ahmed Alwani.
• Institute for Islamic Christian and Jewish Studies, Baltimore.  Heather Miller Ruben, Executive Director

Public Trustees

• Rev. Dr. Ridgeway Addison, Course strategist with 2U educational technology company and Baptist clergyman.
• Mr. Jack Figel,  Lector in the Byzantine Catholic Church, publisher, business and project development, event organizer, and videographer.
• Mr. Chris Gerlach,  Active Catholic layman, retired from Financial Investing.
• Rev. Dr. Gail Anderson Holness, African Methodist Episcopal pastor, speaker, and educator.
• Dr. Gerald Marti, layman in the Episcopal Church and physician scientist, formerly with NIH and Food and Drug Administration.
• Ms. Marlene McCracken, Active Byzantine Catholic laywoman.
• Dr. Kent Myers, Systems and Organizational Consultant, Active Presbyterian layman.
• Rev. Dr. Mark Schaefer, United Methodist pastor and attorney.
• Mr. Carlo Uchello,  Active Episcopal layman, background in business development, leadership, health care, education, and finance.