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Coordinator for Men’s Housing Donald Lilly, MSW Phone: (864) 977-7122 Email: drlilly@ngu.edu	Donald Lilly is the Coordinator for Men’s Housing at North Greenville University. Donald is originally from Austin, Texas and currently resides in Tigerville, South Carolina. He has a Bachelor’s degree in History from North Greenville University in Tigerville, South Carolina and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of South Carolina in Columbia, South Carolina. Donald is also a member of the National Association of Social Workers. Following his graduation for the University of South Carolina, Donald was promoted to his current position as the Coordinator for Men’s Housing. He has currently served in this position for the last two years and has served at North Greenville University for the past five years. He is very excited about his position with the University and is looking forward to continuing to serve this campus for many years to come.
Coordinator for Women’s Housing Lorry Green Phone: (864) 977-7125 Email: lorry.green@ngu.edu	Lorry has served North Greenville University since 1998. Lorry Green attended Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and received her Master’s degree in Christian Education. She attended Baptist College of Charleston and received her Bachelor’s degree in Science. Ms. Green also attended North Greenville College where she received her Associate’s degree in General Studies. After graduating from Seminary, she worked for the Georgia Baptist Children’s Home and Family Ministries. In 1998, Ms. Green moved back to South Carolina and started working for North Greenville University. Lorry is married to Daniel Green. They have one daughter, Mary Ann Green.
Assistant Coordinator for Men’s Housing Thomas Kurhajec Phone: (864) 663-0148 Email: tomas.kurhajec@ngu.edu	Tomas Kurhajec currently works at North Greenville University as the Assistant Men’s Housing Coordinator. Tomas’ native country is Slovakia, but he was given the opportunity to pursue his tennis career and play for the North Greenville University tennis team throughout 2006-2009. Tomas received his Bachelor degree in Sport Management and then obtained his Masters degree in Business Administration at T. Walter Brashier Graduate School. Tomas resides in Tigerville, SC with his wife Hannah. They both are looking forward to what the Lord has in store for them while serving at NGU.
Assistant Coordinator for Women’s Housing Elizabeth Lilly Phone: (864) 977-7127 Email: Elizabeth.lilly@ngu.edu	Elizabeth Lilly is the Assistant Women’s Housing Coordinator at North Greenville University. Elizabeth is originally from Florence, South Carolina and currently resides in Tigerville, South Carolina. She has an Associate’s Degree in Early Childhood Education from North Greenville University in Tigerville, South Carolina and is currently working towards her Bachelor’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies at North Greenville University. Elizabeth has been serving in her current capacity with the Office of Student Services for one year. She is committed to serving this amazing campus for the foreseeable future.
Coordinator for Intramural Sports Dillon Key Phone: (864) 977-7126 Email: Dillon.key@ngu.edu
Coordinator for Student Activities Jamie Daughtry Phone: (864) 977-7127 Email: Jamie.daughtry@ngu.edu	Jamie Daughtry is the Coordinator for Student Activities and Assistant Women’s Housing Coordinator at North Greenville University. She is originally from Peachtree City, Georgia and is enjoying getting to know South Carolina. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. After graduation from Samford, Jamie moved to Canada and served as a Youth Minister for 5 years. Jamie started at the University in January of this year. She is thrilled about the opportunity of getting to know students and planning activities for them.