Michael Hebbeler

Michael serves as the Director of Student Leadership and Senior Transitions. He oversees the service activities undertaken by student groups and residence halls, encouraging the development of leadership skills and cultivating a sense of social responsibility, efficacy and vocation throughout the undergraduates’ college experience. He also works closely with senior-level students, facilitating the integration of social responsibility into postgraduate service and/or career choices.

Michael pursued an M.A. in theological studies at the University of Dayton, where he also studied as an undergraduate. After college, he served in the Jesuit Volunteer Corps as an advocate for homeless families at New Life Community in Cleveland, OH. He is currently in the revision stages of his master’s thesis, exploring how a story can inform and shape a truthful life—namely, how characters in The Brothers Karamazov help Dorothy Day articulate her own role in the world as vocation—that is, called by God.

Email: hebbeler.2@nd.edu

Center for Social Concerns

132 Geddes Hall

Notre Dame, IN  46556

(574) 631-5779