Meet the Staff

Victor Deihl, Professional Services Specialist

Center for Community Engagement 

Roscoe West 142 – deihlv@tcnj.edu (609) 771-2548

Victor Deihl (he/him)
Professional Services Specialist at the Center for Community Engagement

Victor Deihl serves as the Professional Services Specialist at the Center for Community Engagement (CCE), where he plays a crucial role in office management, scheduling, transportation coordination, and a variety of other key tasks. In addition to his responsibilities at the CCE, Victor is an active member of the TCNJ Campus Property Use Committee (CPUC).

Victor earned his Bachelor of Arts in History from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania in 1998, followed by a Master of Library Science from Clarion University of Pennsylvania in 2013.

You should reach out to Victor if:

• You need information about the Center for Community Engagement
• You require support with projects (volunteers, transportation, etc.)
• You need assistance with campus space requests

Before joining the CCE staff in February 2014, Victor spent 26 years in store management at CVS Health and worked as a Reference Librarian at the Mercer County Library system from 2014 to 2015. His diverse career background has fueled his passion for delivering exceptional customer service. Victor strives to provide top-tier engagement and assistance to students, parents, faculty, staff, and community members who interact with the CCE.

Outside of work, Victor enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring new cities, discovering unique restaurants (and revisiting beloved spots), hunting for treasures at local thrift stores, reading biographies, watching reality competition shows, and cheering on his favorite football team—Go Seahawks!

Katie Kahn, Program Manager

Center for Community Engagement 

Roscoe West 147 – kahnk1@tcnj.edu (609) 771-2684

Katie serves as the Program Manager at the Center for Community Engagement (CCE), where she plays a key role in enhancing and expanding community engagement activities across campus. Her work includes facilitating campus-wide collaboration, organizing TCNJ Days of Service, and securing grant funding for the Center. Katie also supports faculty across various disciplines, including Humanities and Social Sciences, Arts and Communications, Business, and Graduate and Continuing Education, to integrate Introductory and Advanced Community Engaged Learning (CEL) into their courses.

Katie earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) in 2015 and completed her Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at TCNJ in 2023. She is also a proud graduate of the TCNJ Bonner Program.

You should reach out to Katie if:

• You want to learn more about environmental sustainability and/or food security at TCNJ
• You’d like to collaborate on an Introductory or Advanced CEL course
• You have questions about partnering with CCE as a student, faculty member, or community partner

Katie is deeply passionate about environmental sustainability, the transformative impact of community-based arts, and holistic wellness. She currently serves on the TCNJ Hunger Task Force, the TCNJFT Communications Committee, and the TCNJ Staff Senate.

Outside of work, Katie enjoys spending time in nature, creating music and art, and connecting with close friends and family.

Destiny De La Rosa-Santos, Bonner Program Manager, Bonner Institute

Center for Community Engagement 

Roscoe West 151 – delarod1@tcnj.edu (609) 771-2362

Destiny De La Rosa-Santos is deeply committed to supporting student success both in and out of the classroom. As a vital member of the Bonner Institute, Destiny leads recruitment efforts, designs training and enrichment programs, and mentors students throughout their college journeys. She plays a crucial role in helping first-year students transition to college life, ensuring they have the resources and guidance to thrive.

A proud double alumna of The College of New Jersey, Destiny holds a Master of Arts in Counseling and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology. She is also a certified New Jersey School Counselor with a specialization in Substance Abuse.

You should connect with Destiny if:

• You want to learn more about the Bonner Institute’s K-12 education initiatives
• You’re interested in volunteering or supporting K-12 programs
• You want to explore student transitions into higher education
• You have questions about the Bonner program application process

Destiny is passionate about educational equity, with a special focus on supporting ESL and undocumented students as they adjust to new environments and cultures. As a first-generation college graduate, she is dedicated to creating spaces where students see themselves reflected in higher education.

In addition to her work at TCNJ, Destiny is actively engaged in several professional organizations, including the TCNJ Alumni Association Board, the TCNJ Middle School Advisory Board, The Greater College Access Network (TCAN), the TCNJ Women’s Professional Network, the TCNJ Minority Executive Council, the Trenton Community STEM Council, and the Staff Mental Health Council.

Destiny’s career in youth development began during graduate school when she collaborated with Trenton public schools. After earning her degree, she provided substance abuse counseling at a methadone clinic before transitioning to her current role, where she continues to offer therapeutic services to individuals across New Jersey.

Outside of work, Destiny enjoys playing and watching rugby, reading, experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, traveling, and spending quality time with her family.

Samuel Kanig, Coordinator, Bonner Institute

Center for Community Engagement 

Roscoe West 150 – kanigs@tcnj.edu (609) 771-2108

Samuel J. Kanig serves as the Bonner Community Scholars Coordinator for the Adult Education and Self-Sufficiency Division at TCNJ’s Center for Community Engagement. In this role, Sam works closely with students and community partners to address the needs of the adult population in the local area. He is also a facilitator for the First-Year CEL Program, supporting students as they engage in community-based learning.

Sam holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Liberal Studies from Thomas Edison State University.

You should reach out to Sam if:

• You’d like to learn more about the Bonner Institute and the Center for Community Engagement
• You’re interested in partnership opportunities with the Bonner Institute
• You want to volunteer in the Adult Education and Self-Sufficiency Division of the Bonner Institute

Sam is passionate about fostering collaboration between the TCNJ community and the local Trenton community. He believes in the power of sharing knowledge and resources to help individuals and communities confront social and racial inequalities.

In 2018, Sam joined TCNJ as the first Community Fellow In-Residence, where he worked to bridge relationships between TCNJ’s faculty, staff, students, and the local Trenton community. Outside of TCNJ, Sam is a filmmaker and photographer, actively engaged in the arts and culture scene in Trenton, NJ. Additionally, he was appointed by Governor Murphy to the New Jersey Puerto Rico Commission, allowing him to continue serving and advocating for his native Puerto Rico.

Megan Teitelbaum, CEL Manager, CEL Institute 

Center for Community Engagement 

Roscoe West 145 – nicholsm@tcnj.edu (609) 771-2421

Megan Teitelbaum serves as the CEL Manager at the CEL Institute within the Center for Community Engagement (CCE). In her role, she oversees the First-Year Community Engaged Learning (FYCEL) program, guiding students through their community service experiences and helping integrate learning with hands-on impact.

Megan earned her Master’s of Arts in International Education from SIT Graduate Institute and her Bachelor’s of Arts in Animal Behavior from Franklin and Marshall College.

You should reach out to Megan if:

• You are a student or advise a student who needs to fulfill their FYCEL requirement or has questions throughout the process
• You are a TCNJ staff or faculty member interested in facilitating FYCEL courses
• Your community organization could benefit from student volunteers, and you’d like to discuss potential collaborations

Megan is passionate about connecting local community partners with first-year students to create impactful service-learning opportunities. She thrives on collaborating with various campus stakeholders and community organizations to facilitate meaningful projects. Megan is an active member of the TCNJ FYS Committee, TCNJ Staff Senate, TCNJ Women’s Professional Network, and Trenton Area Stakeholders.

Before joining TCNJ in 2015, Megan worked for a study abroad company in Australia and served as a zookeeper. Outside of work, she’s in the process of renovating an old home in Hopewell with her husband and toddler. Megan enjoys traveling, cooking, camping, hiking, and spending quality time with friends and family.

Lori Johansson, CEL Coordinator, CEL Institute

Center for Community Engagement 

Roscoe West 146 – johanssl@tcnj.edu (609) 771-2449

Lori Johansson currently serves as a Coordinator at the CEL Institute, where they play a key role in connecting students with community-based learning opportunities and facilitating student engagement in service projects.

You should reach out to Lori if:

• You are a student interested in CEL classes
• You are a community member or organization interested in partnering with TCNJ student volunteers

Lori is deeply passionate about accessible education and social justice. As a Trenton resident, they are committed to supporting both TCNJ students and local community partners, ensuring that educational experiences are enriched by reciprocal civic engagement. Lori is actively involved in the Women’s Professional Network, Bias Education Support Team, and TCNJ Pride.

With a background in art education, Lori has led workshops and camps through organizations like Artworks Trenton, the Boys & Girls Club, and the Arts Council of Princeton. They have also contributed to public beautification projects and art events. Through their work as a consultant for I Am Trenton Community Foundation and as the founder of the Greenwood Ave. Farmers Market, Lori has forged meaningful relationships with their Trenton neighbors and local community partners.

Outside of work, Lori enjoys being active in the cycling community through the Trenton Cycling Revolution, gardening, and playing music.

Rayjohn Felicia, Coordinator, Bonner Institute

Center for Community Engagement

Roscoe West 141 – feliciar@tcnj.edu (609)771-2754

Rayjohn Felicia serves as the Bonner Community Scholars Coordinator at the Center for Community Engagement (CCE), where he oversees the Revitalized Division. In this role, Rayjohn supports Bonner Scholars in addressing pressing and systemic issues in areas like Environmental Sustainability, Food Security, and Disabilities. He also facilitates developmental training, enrichment opportunities, and provides mentorship to Bonners throughout their college careers, following the student development model of the Bonner Foundation.

Rayjohn earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Accounting from Rider University in 2018, and his Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Rider in 2021.

You should reach out to Rayjohn if:

• You’d like to learn more about the Bonner Institute and the Center for Community Engagement
• You’re interested in volunteering with the Revitalized Division of the Bonner Institute or want to learn about the Summer Community Leaders program/internship with a local nonprofit
• You’d like to explore partnership opportunities with the Bonner Institute

Rayjohn is passionate about community engagement and aims to inspire students to extend service beyond the classroom, fostering long-lasting relationships with their communities. He previously served as a Community Engaged Learning Coordinator at TCNJ, where he oversaw the FYCEL and Summer Community Leaders Initiatives from 2022 to 2024. Prior to that, Rayjohn was the Graduate Assistant for the Office of Service & Civic Engagement at Rider University, where he managed the Rider Resource Pantry’s volunteer program and supported initiatives like the Bonner Community Scholars Program.

Outside of work, Rayjohn enjoys spending time with friends and family and discovering new music and movies.