Montague Williams is an ordained minister and has served in congregational, non-profit, and educational ministry over the past 20 years. He most recently served as College Chaplain and Chair of the Division of Religion and Philosophy at Eastern Nazarene College (Boston, MA) before coming to Point Loma Nazarene University in 2017. Professor Williams is the recipient of the 2016 ENC Teaching Excellence Award, and he brings a passion for helping students discern and embrace God's call on their lives.

Dr. Lynch's research focuses on the effect of plant-based diets  on physical health, athletic performance, and environmental sustainability. Her interest in plant-based diets is based in a desire to encourage people to eat in environmentally sustainable ways. Her recent work involves investigating food security among PLNU undergraduate and graduate students.

Dr. Alvar matriculated from Arizona State University (ASU) after completing
the triumvirate of degrees at his alma mater. After graduation, he was
hired as an Assistant Research Professor at ASU and had a joint appointment
with Chandler-Gilbert Community College as a Residential Faculty member,
Director of Sport Performance as well as ran the Human Performance
Laboratory. He left to help build and oversee several graduate degree as
well as the research program for Rocky Mountain University of Health
Professions.