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Amy Drennan

Amy Drennan, MAICS, LMFT, PhD

Executive Director of Vocation Formation

BA, Speech Communication, Trinity University
MA, Intercultural Studies, MS, Marriage and Family Therapy, Fuller Theological Seminary
PhD, Higher Education, Azusa Pacific University

Bio

Amy attended Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas, majoring in Speech Communication, minoring in Spanish, and Religion. She later received dual master’s degrees in Intercultural Studies and Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary. In 2020, Amy completed a PhD in Higher Education at Azusa Pacific University. Her dissertation is entitled Attitudes and Behaviors that Enable Leaders in Evangelical Protestant Seminaries to Engage in Adaptive Work.

During college, Amy joined InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, continuing on staff as a campus minister after graduation. After working as a licensed Clinical Therapist and Spiritual Director, Amy returned to Fuller Seminary in 2012 as Assistant Director of Clinical Training in the School of Psychology. In 2014, Amy joined the Vocation and Formation Department, where she currently serves as the Executive Director of Vocation Formation. In this role she oversees a team of directors who work with Fuller’s apprenticeships, vocation formation leaders, chaplains, and chapel programs.

Amy is a co-author of two forthcoming publications: an article in The Journal for Religious Leadership and a chapter in a Fuller faculty book compilation.