Our Leadership

B.A. in Comprehensive Communications, Cedarville University; M.A. in Organizational Communications and Leadership, Gonzaga University, Ph.D in Educational Leadership, Indiana State University. Dr. Flamm leads all aspects of institutional advancement, marketing, public relations, undergraduate and graduate enrollment, and strategic planning. He also oversees two academic research centers: the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams and the Center for Agricultural Sustainability. Flamm has over a decade of leadership and fundraising experience, having served at multiple Christian colleges. He also teaches in the Master of Nonprofit Management program.

Dr. John Teevan has a Doctorate of Ministry in Intercultural Studies and a Master’s of Divinity from Grace Theological Seminary and holds an Artium Baccalaureus Degree in Economics from Princeton University. Dr. Teevan has taught a variety of courses at Grace since 2000. His life of ministry has included two senior pastorates at the Grace Brethren Church in Ashland, Ohio, and Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church in Winona Lake, Indiana. He also spent twelve years working for Grace College in the Indiana State Prison system as an educator and director.

B.A. in Bible and Psychology, Grace College; M.S. in Clinical Psychology, Purdue University; Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration, Michigan State University Dr. Bill Katip’s four decades of work in academic administration have led to strong outcomes at Grace College and Seminary since his induction as president in 2013. Starting with a focus on relationships – with faculty, staff, students and community members – Dr. Katip’s presidency has been marked by synergy and results. Bold, innovative strategies to make excellent, Christ-centered education affordable and attainable have led to record-breaking retention and graduation rates as well as the largest undergraduate and total student body populations in Grace history in 2016.

B.S. in Mathematics and Management of Information Technology, Grace College & Seminary; Master of Business Administration, Indiana University, Executive Leadership Certificate, University of Wisconsin. Doug is the Chief Financial Officer and oversees all aspects of the institution's financial affairs including financial reporting, budget management, capital planning, forecasting & modeling, and banking & investments. Doug has nearly two decades of leadership and financial experience, having served in leadership positions at multiple Banks and private companies.

B.S. in Communications and Biblical Studies, Grace College; M. A. in Global Leadership, Fuller Theological Seminary. Aaron Crabtree serves as the chief student development officer at Grace, overseeing the Student Affairs Department, which includes Residence Life, Student Leadership and Involvement, Diversity and Inclusion, Chapel, Campus Ministries, Career Connections, Health and Counseling, and Student Recreation. He also provides leadership in our First-Year Experience initiatives, is a lead faculty in the Freshman Foundations course and also teaches Global Perspectives. Aaron has a passion for organizational leadership and faith development and coordinates student leadership training at Grace both inside and outside the classroom.

B.S. in Criminal Justice and Psychology, Grace College; M.A. in Counseling, Grace College; Psy.D., Adler School of Professional Psychology. Dr. Roberts joined the Grace College faculty in 2001, after working for nine years as a clinical therapist and counselor. Since coming to Grace, he has actively engaged his research interests in health psychology and addictions. He has also co-authored an interdisciplinary commentary on Ecclesiastes with a second commentary on the book of Proverbs expected later this year. Roberts has served several roles in the school of Behavioral Sciences department, including professor, Department Chair and Dean. As Provost, Dr. Roberts oversees each of the academic schools, student services, and the library.

B.S. in Social Work, Manchester College; M.S.W., Andrews University; Ph.D. in Leadership, Andrews University Before beginning her tenure as a Grace faculty member in 1997, Dr. Yocum worked as a social worker in community mental health. She assists in the overall administration of the institution with a focus on campus-wide compliance, and campus safety. Dr. Yocum also serves as the Title IX Coordinator related to nondiscrimination and equity, and serves as the Chief of Staff, assisting the president on executive duties, special projects, and initiatives to carry out the institution’s mission.

B.S. in Church Ministries, Liberty University; M.A. in Christian Education, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary; Ph.D. in Leadership, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Freddy Cardoza serves as the Dean of the School of Ministry Studies at Grace College and as Dean of Grace Theological Seminary, overseeing the schools’ undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs. Freddy has 25 years of experience at leading institutions in Christian higher education and 20 years of successful pastoral ministry in churches across the United States. His latest book, Christian Education (Baker Academic), highlights his background in higher education, academic administration, ministry leadership, and technology.