Marian Harrison-Uba~ Executive Director
Marian Harrison-Uba, the Executive Director for Mercy Volunteer Corps, started in April 2007.  Marian has been a Mercy Associate with the Mid-Atlantic Regional Community of the Sisters of Mercy since 2002. Prior to joining the MVC staff, Marian was the Director of Career Services at Gwynedd Mercy College, where she served the students for eight years.  Marian is a highly-motivated, talented woman, and, as a Mercy Associate, she says, “I am dedicated to the heritage, spirit and values of the Sisters of Mercy.” 

Marie Schultz ~ U.S. Program Coordinator
I am the U.S. Program Coordinator for Mercy Volunteer Corps. I am originally from Dayton, Ohio, and attended the University of Dayton.  I met the Mercy community when I was searching for a volunteer program in which to participate following college graduation.  From 1999 to 2000, I volunteered with Mercy Volunteer Corps in Baltimore, Maryland, at The Learning Bank of COIL, Inc. (an adult literacy center in Southwest Baltimore).  Following my volunteer year, I had the opportunity to assist with the volunteer community in Detroit as part of their support network.  I joined staff in January 2005 and consider it a gift to be able to walk with the volunteers as they live their experience.

Maureen Kubicek ~ Recruitment Coordinator
After graduating from La Salle University in 2002, I joined Mercy Volunteer Corps and served at Saint Michaels High School on the Navajo Reservation for two years teaching various classes and coaching basketball and volleyball.  When I returned to my home in Northeast Philadelphia after this life-changing experience, I knew that I wanted to stay connected to the mission of MVC.  I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work on the staff as the Recruitment Coordinator.  

Lisa Stellino ~ International Program Coordinator
When I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, I spent a year in Buffalo with Franciscan Volunteer Ministry.  That experience, especially working at a refugee shelter, planted the seeds that later led me to volunteer with Mercy Volunteer Corps in Guyana, South America.  I volunteered in Guyana from 2002-2004 where I served as a social worker at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and a tutor at St. John Bosco Orphanage.  Staying involved with MVC since my return to the U.S. has helped me to remind myself of the values, lessons, and memories I hold so dear from my time in Guyana.  I am thankful for the chance to join the staff of MVC and devote my time so that others may experience the gift of spending a year or two with the program.