Meet the De Pree Center's Authors
Michaela O’Donnell Long
Mark D. Roberts
Scott Cormode
Tod Bolsinger
Inés Velásquez-McBryde
Matthew Kaemingk
Uli Chi
Jennifer Woodruff Tait

Michaela O’Donnell Long
Michaela O’Donnell Long is the Senior Director of the De Pree Center. She also owns Long Winter Media, and is author of New Rules of Work: Your Map to Meaningful Work in a Changing World, which will be published in 2021.

Mark D. Roberts
Mark D. Roberts is the Executive Director of the De Pree Center. He has written a commentary on Ephesians in the Story of God Series and is the primary author of Life for Leaders, the De Pree Center’s digital devotional.

Scott Cormode
Scott Cormode is the Hugh De Pree Professor of Leadership Development at Fuller Seminary, and author of, The Innovative Church: How Leaders and Their Congregations Can Adapt in an Ever-Changing World.

Tod Bolsinger
Tod Bolsinger is a Senior Fellow at De Pree Center and Associate Professor of Leadership Formation at Fuller Seminary. He has written Canoeing the Mountains: Christian Leadership in Uncharted Territory.

Inés Velásquez-McBryde
Inés is an ordained pastor, preacher, reconciler, writer, and speaker. She is now a Chaplain at Fuller Seminary. We are pleased to feature Inés as a regular Life for Leaders writer.

Matthew Kaemingk
Matthew Kaemingk is assistant professor of Christian ethics at Fuller Seminary, associate dean for Fuller Texas, and a Senior Fellow for the De Pree Center. He has written Christian Hospitality and Muslim Immigration in an Age of Fear and Work and Worship: Reconnecting Our Labor and Liturgy.

Uli Chi
Uli Chi was Founder, Chairman, and CEO, Computer Human Interaction and is currently the Vice Chair of the De Pree Center’s board of advisors as well as a Senior Fellow for the Center.

Jennifer Woodruff Tait
Jennifer Woodruff Tait (PhD, Duke University) is the editor of and a frequent contributor to Life for Leaders. She is also the managing editor of the Christian History Institute and an editor of The High Calling. She is a priest in the Episcopal Church and an adjunct faculty member at Asbury Theological Seminary.