Jennifer Billman

Lecturer in Biology

Jennifer joins the biology faculty in a lecturer position. Jenn graduated from Messiah College with a Bachelor of Science in biology and received her
Master of Science in zoology from the University of Maryland. No stranger to the College, she has taught as an adjunct professor of both biology and general education for the past twelve years. Jenn and her husband, Matt, live with their two daughters in nearby White Rock Acres. They are actively involved in their church, Carlisle Christian Missionary Alliance, where they lead a children’s outreach program. In addition to the biological sciences, Jenn's intellectual interests include women’s issues and the intersection of Old Testament theology and science.

Brenton E. Good

Lecturer in Art

Brent has been an adjunct professor in the Department of Visual Arts for the last two years and joins the department full time this year. Graduating with a Bachelor of Arts from Messiah College, he later attained a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Dallas with a specialization in printmaking. Brent teaches art history and design courses. He is also the chief guru when it comes to the department's digital slide collection. In his spare time, Brent enjoys both cooking and eating great food, staying current with the latest movies, and reading great books. He lives in Camp Hill.

Heather Greer

Head Women's Lacrosse Coach/Director of Recreational Sports

Heather returns to Messiah as Head Women's Lacrosse Coach and Director of
Recreational Sports after graduating in 2002 with a major in humanities. She has a master's degree in sport leadership and athletic administration from Virginia
Commonwealth University.  Most recently, Heather was Assistant Girls' Lacrosse Coach at The Winsor School in Boston.  She also coached in the U-19 World Championships in Baltimore with Scotland's U-19 team. While an undergraduate student, she was Messiah's Most Valuable Player, Team Captain, and a member of the homecoming court. Heather resides in Harrisburg.