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Helping to ensure that your on-campus living experience is a good one, Liberty University Resident Directors (RDs) are here for you. RDs serve as supervisors to their corresponding residence halls and Resident Assistants (RAs) and provide guidance and leadership to students. Each RD is responsible for two or more residence halls. See our list below to find your RD’s name and information. If you want to contact them, please call our office at (434) 592-4139 or e-mail residencelife@liberty.edu.
Female Residence Halls
Makenna Limon
M.A.
Residence Halls: 001:B 1-4
Hometown: Palm Springs, CA
What’s My Why: I love working with college students and being part of their journey into adulthood. I’m passionate about discipleship and mobilizing young leaders to use their God-given gifts and talents to expand His kingdom all over the world.
Julie Beckman
M.A.
Residence Halls: 001:B 5-8
Hometown: Wildomar, CA
What’s My Why: It is truly such a privilege to walk alongside students in their first few years away from home. As budding adults, my hope is that every student finds their worth and identity in Christ and that this truth propels them to exhibit the fruits of the Spirit to all they encounter. It is an honor to encourage, support, coach, and challenge my students as they prepare to enter the workforce in their respective fields. Lastly, college is just so fun, and these kids keep me young!
Hannah Nelson
B.S.
Residence Halls: 002:A 1-4
Hometown: Mechanicsburg, PA
What’s My Why: The college years are some of the most impactful and pivotal points in a young adult’s life. The relationships they form and the skills they sharpen in those four some-odd years are remarkably important in shaping them into the person God calls them to be. I feel immensely privileged to get to come alongside students, specifically RAs, and work to prepare them for their next steps. We truly get the opportunity to disciple and develop young men and women to be leaders in their homes, workplaces, churches, and more.
Janae Williams
M.A.
Residence Halls: 002:A 5-8
Hometown: Long Island, NY & SC
What’s My Why: My dedication to being a Resident Director stems from a heartfelt desire to cultivate a peaceful and kingdom-minded community where students can truly thrive. I am passionate about creating an environment of love, integrity, and harmony, where every student feels cherished and understood. My goal is to gently guide and support students as they navigate college life, helping them grow in their faith and identity in Christ while preparing them for the future with purpose and intentionality.
Hannah Rhodes
B.S.
Residence Halls: 003:A T-5
Hometown: New Philadelphia, OH
What’s My Why: I remember my freshman year at Liberty. That season of my life brought about some of the greatest hardships I have ever navigated. I saw the firsthand impact of our student leaders on this campus, and now, I desire to be part of that impact for others. Simply put, I do this for the students. Scripture commands us to love others as Christ loves the church. It is my hope and prayer that as students arrive onto our halls, they would be overwhelmed with love and compassion and see Christ so tangibly through His people.
Bivi Baby
M.P.H.
Residence Halls: 003:B T-5
Hometown: Piscataway, NJ
What’s My Why: Being an RD has allowed me to foster my passion to serve the Lord & others in a unique way! The opportunity to live, work, and share the Gospel with college aged females in this season of life has been delightful and I’m very thankful for experiences it has brought. I look forward to continuing to create a culture in which our students feel supported, known, and loved!
Male Residence Halls
Dylan Antoine
M.B.A.
Residence Halls: 001:A 1-4
Hometown: Carmel, IN
What’s My Why: On June 14, 2014, the Gospel of Jesus Christ transformed my life, as I was redeemed through the gift of salvation. This, paired with a desire to serve and love others, has led me to the RD position. I am passionate about the ministry of working with college students as they navigate the journey of receiving an education, building a life-long community, developing an understanding of who God is and what He has done for them, and ultimately becoming Champions for Christ beyond the walls of our University.
Noah McLeroy
M.A.
Residence Halls: 001:A 5-8
Hometown: Dallas, GA
What’s My Why: I believe everyone has a story and I love leading our students to the Author and Perfecter of our faith as those stories unfold. Residence halls provide such a unique framework for ministry and life-on-life discipleship that I have witnessed and experienced in my own personal life. I am now humbled and overjoyed to play a small part in the development of our students!
Zachary Cruz
M.Ed.
Residence Halls: 002:B 1-4
Hometown: Bethlehem, PA
What’s My Why: I want to build the next generation of young men to be confident in who they are, and who God is to them. I’ve learned you only need to be on the next step to help the person behind you. If I can assist a young man in his next step in life on where or what God has for him, why wouldn’t I?
Jonathan Herrera, Sr. Resident Director
MBA
Residence Halls: 002:B 5-8
Hometown: Ahuachapán, El Salvador
What’s My Why: My ‘why’ is rooted in my mission to serve God and people with love and excellence for the glory of Christ. Through my international experiences, my passion for hospitality, and my love for biblical community, I hope to support young adults during some of the most formative years of their lives here at Liberty University. My prayer is that God will use these opportunities to guide them toward their true potential and a life of love, excellence, and faith in Jesus.
Jayson Carr
B.S., M.Div.
Residence Halls: 004: T-4
Hometown: Galax, VA
What’s My Why: Later in my High School years, the Lord began placing humble and Godly men in my life to provide mentorship and companionship. Had it not been for God’s ever-consistent grace and mercy I may have never considered the question “How do I honor the Lord with my life?”. In short, my “Why?” of being a Resident Director is being in a position to offer the same mentorship and companionship to male students at LU. (Lam. 3:19-36 BSB)
Steven Romero
B.S.
Residence Halls: 004: 5-8
Hometown: Windsor, CT
What’s My Why: In any setting I’m in and in any role that I have, my hope is that I bring clarity to people’s understanding of God. I believe that when someone sees Jesus for who He truly is, his or her life has the potential to be changed for eternity. I am a product of God’s grace and many loving mentors that have poured their lives into me. I strive to serve my students with the same excellence, intentionality, and love that others have shown me.
Female Residence Halls
Bridgett Basel
M.A.
Residence Halls: 017, 021
Hometown: Boston, MA
What’s My Why: My work is driven by the belief that the gospel is sufficient and good. Every young lady should get to experience the faithful love of the Lord. I have a deep desire to empower young women by equipping them with the tools they need to succeed, especially in this season of life! I am dedicated to being a supportive resource, helping them build confidence, navigate challenges, and celebrate successes.
Rebekah Warnstrom
M.A.
Residence Halls: 019, 020
Hometown: Buford, GA
What’s My Why: I believe that college is one of the most special and transformative experiences in a young adult’s life. Liberty helped transform my relationship with Christ, and I desire for the next generation of college students to have the same opportunity. I love supporting young women as they strive towards holistic growth and development in the college environment!
Brensley Pierce
M.A.
Residence Halls: 027, 028
Hometown: Sunnyvale, CA
What’s My Why: I have a passion to care for people of all backgrounds and encourage them toward knowing Jesus more. It matters to me that people feel seen, known, and loved and being an RD gives me the opportunity to do just that through my relationships with RAs and students! I love seeing students grow in their giftings and form lasting memories here at LU!
Emily Chambers
M.A.
Residence Halls: 029, 031, 033: 4-6
Hometown: Charlotte, NC
What’s My Why: I love equipping students to live out the calling God has placed on their lives through supporting them during their time at LU. I had the incredible opportunity to live on the Quads during my time as a student, so they hold a special place in my heart. My desire is to see students grow closer to the Lord, pursue the passions God has given them, and grow in deep community with other believers throughout their college experience.
Male Residence Halls
Zachary Watson
B.A., M.Ed.
Residence Halls: 018, 022
Hometown: College Station, TX
What’s My Why: College was an incredibly formative experience for me. I was greatly impacted by both my RAs, and my RDs during my time at Liberty. I want to offer that same experience for all Liberty students with the talents God has given me.
Seth Pryor
M.Phil., M.Div., Th.M.
Residence Halls: 023
Hometown: Jacksonville, FL
What’s My Why: My passion is working with students, encouraging their academic and spiritual growth, and making sure they have fun! Liberty is unique and I want to do all I can to contribute to making it a place where we serve the Lord together, make lifelong friendships, and prepare our students for the next phase of life!
Avery Carter
M.A., M.Div.
Residence Halls: 025, 026
Hometown: Fort Mill, SC
What’s My Why: We exist to glorify the Triune God by enjoying Him through Jesus Christ with the aim of making disciples of all nations, assured that the sovereign Lord Jesus is risen, reigning, and returning. My purpose for being an RD is to fulfill this mission at Liberty University so that young men are more godly when they leave than they were when they arrived. Together, we are preparing today to be the men we want to become tomorrow.
Ryan Scanlon
MBA
Residence Halls: 030, 032, 033: 1-3
Hometown: Croghan, NY
What’s My Why: I came to Liberty University because I wanted to get my master’s degree in person at a Christian College. I have stayed at Liberty because the opportunity to recruit and mentor 18-23 year old young men is an intriguing endeavor that I am passionate about. Being able to bring the words of Jesus into the conversation as part of work is a blessing. Prior to Liberty, I used to train athletes; now I do my best to train Champions for Christ.
Female Residence Halls
Toni Guido
B.S.
Residence Halls: 141, 142, 143
Elise Kerr
B.S., BFA
Residence Halls: 170, 180
Hometown: Seattle, WA
What’s My Why: My goal is to enjoy Jesus to the fullest in every part of life and see students join me in this pursuit. I desire to be the hands and feet of Christ to students, supporting them in their physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and academic needs as they enter into deeper relationship with him.
Chloe Sterner
M.A.
Residence Halls: 181, 182
Hometown: Monroe, NC
What’s My Why: I absolutely love working with college women. My years in college were some of the most formative and important years of my life, not just in maturity and independence, but also in my relationship with Jesus. It is an absolute joy to get to see young women continue to grow during their time at Liberty!
Andreina Cruz
B.S.
Residence Halls: 183, 184, 185
Hometown: Bethlehem, PA
What’s My Why: Having witnessed the transformative power of mentorship, I’ve seen how a well-supported Resident Assistant can profoundly shape the lives of their students. That experience sparked a passion for equipping young ladies to serve with purpose and invest deeply in those around them. My mission is to cultivate spaces where young women feel known, loved, challenged, and empowered within a Christ-centered community that fosters lasting discipleship across generations.
Kandace Pryor, Sr. Resident Director
M.A.
Residence Halls: 190, 193, 194
Hometown: Fort Walton Beach, FL
What’s My Why: As an RD, I am passionate about the holistic development of our students and student leaders. Specifically, I encourage our students to spend their college years not only focusing on academics and spiritual growth, but in understanding their mental and physical health. I desire to see leaders who can bring their whole self to the Lord and the calling He places on their lives.
Male Residence Halls
Benjamin Lengkeek
M.A.
Residence Halls: 140, 144, 145
Hometown: Elkton, MD
What’s My Why: I do this job to empower young men and advocate for their holistic development. I aim to create a culture where men are equipped and eager to raise up their successors. The fact this job also gives me 10 Chick-Fil-A meal swipes a week is just icing on the cake.
Hunter Poplin
B.S.
Residence Halls: 146, 151, 152
Hometown: Kennesaw, GA
What’s My Why: My hope is for each student I have a privilege to impact, walks away from their time here at Liberty having been refined by the refining power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. My desire is to see relationships where iron is sharpening iron and the forging of lifelong bonds within a brotherhood of young men would enhance the kingdom of heaven!
David Antonio
B.S.
Residence Halls: 153, 154, 177
Hometown: Chino Hills, CA
What’s My Why: My why is first and foremost is that I believe the Gospel of Jesus Christ is sufficient to change lives. Secondly, it is to give back. I have been tremendously blessed by other leaders in my life and I want to be able to give other people or students the same opportunities that I have had.
Jared Shotton
B.A.
Residence Halls: 171, 172, 173
Hometown: Sidney, IL
What’s My Why: My why, simply put, is Jesus. I want young men to not only know Jesus, but to passionately follow Him with their whole being for their whole lives. Christ’s love for me drives me to love, lead, and serve my RAs and my students, while following the example of Christ and always seeking to remain humble and selfless.
Bryce Darby
M.A.
Residence Halls: 174, 175, 176
Hometown: Cleveland, OH
What’s My Why: The Why I do what I do in my life comes from one Name alone, Jesus. Why I am breathing, why I am living, why I go and do every task that is before me is because of The LORD Jesus Christ. Christ is my foundation, and He is the very reason my life has been good. Because Christ lived, died, and rose for me that is why I will live for Him.
Annex
Annex Resident Directors
Reagan Bales
B.S.
Residence Halls: Annex C, D
Hometown: Osborne, KS
What’s My Why: During my undergrad years, serving as a Resident Assistant showed me the joy of walking with students in the highs and lows of life and, most importantly, pointing them to JESUS! I see the Resident Director role as a Matthew 5 “lampstand” opportunity—strategically placed to shine Christ’s light into the lives of young men. Jesus has transformed my life and given me joy, purpose, and love beyond measure, and it is my passion to help students encounter that same Gospel. To Him be the glory!
Mabree Andrus
B.S.
Residence Halls: Annex A, B
Hometown: Cowpens, SC
What’s My Why: My life changed when I walked on Liberty’s campus for the first time in August 2019. I was transformed by the Gospel of Jesus Christ during my first week as a freshman. From that point on, I have developed a deep-rooted passion for student development and mentorship, and I hope to be a resource for student leaders as they experience college. Liberty is such a special place, and I am thankful that I have the opportunity to witness the life transformation that comes with students earning their degrees while also growing closer to God!