Carlo Calleja

Email: president.mksu@gmail.com

Course: S.Th.B

Year: 3rd

About:

After finishing a first degree course in Physiotherapy in 2004, I worked for two and a half years in a rehabilitation hospital for the elderly. In 2007, I gave up my work to join the Archbishop's seminary to start my formation towards priesthood. In October 2008, I started my degree in Theology and Humanities Studies. Between 2009 and 2010, I served on MKSU execuitive team as International Secretary. I strongly believe that University is a fertile ground for the propagation of values; especially sin these same students at University will be the leaders of tomorrow's society.

Dorian Scibberas

Email: info.mksu@gmail.com

Course: Doctor of Law

Year: 4th

About:

I got involved in MKSU three years ago when I was just a fresher. I took part in various sub-committees, and served two periods in the executive. Last year I held the position of President of the movement. Together with the rest of the executive, I plan to offer an energised and ever youthful organisation for the students at University, also at the same time continue with our mission to promote Christian Values through Social Commitment.

Lilian Casaletto

Email: activities.mksu@gmail.com

Course: B.Ed (Hons.)

Year: 3rd

About:

My main work as PRO of MKSU is to serve as the 'voice' of the movement in the University and the Media, promoting the movement's activities and initiatives, co-ordinating the movement's web-page and social network pages, as well as doing other work delegated to me by the MKSU president. I am also a member of the CLC (Christian Life Community) groufp 'speKtrum', of which I am co-ordinator together with another member. In my free time I like to involve myself in voluntary activities. I am also an active member of the University Chaplaincy.

Mark John Galea

Course: B. Commerce

Year: 3rd

About:

I joined MKSU, because I like its aims and I believe I can give a good contribution to move it forward. This is my first time in the executive. I like taking part a lot in the University activities, like the Student Fest and various debates that take place. Writing is one of my hobbies that I enjoy alongside reading books. I also like to play five-a-side footbal and jog long distances.

Sergio Fenech

Course: S.Th.B

Year: 2nd

About:

I decided to form part of this year's MKSU executive, because I believe that as a Catholic student in my formation to become a server of people, I should already start serving my fellow students in their life at University. I am positive that MKSU's contribution to students' life on campus is very valid as it enriches students' university life as well as safeguards their Catholic lifestyle. I am sure that the experience in the committee will prove fruitful for my life and my vocation; which go hand in hand. The experience I have gathered through working with Parish organisations and other voluntary organisations, should help me to fulfill my role in the committee.

William Muscat

Course: S.Th.B.

Year: 2nd

About:

After closely following past MKSU activities organised during my first year at University, I decided to involve myself more actively in the movement. I believe that my involvement in the movement, as the Resources Coordinator, will help me to discover various works within the Maltese Church in different areas. I also believe that by involving oneself in a student organisation, one learns how to work with different people but with the same mission. I am positive that MKSU will enrich my life as a University student and as a Seminarian. MKSU offers the opportunity to all Catholic University students to collaborate together and make our lifestyles significant to others around us...we are all Human Resources!

Chris Sammut

Course: Physiotherapy

Year: 2nd

About:

I have been a member of MKSU for over 2 years and I was part of the members subcommittee of 2008/2009. During the past 5 years I have worked on several voluntary work projects both in Malta and abroad in Hungary, Egypt and India. My role in the MKSU executive involves developing and maintaining MKSU's international contacts and participation with foreign associations, and remaining up-to-date with the international scene of events.

James Saydon

Course: S.Th.B

Year: 2nd

About:

During my first year at University, I had the opportunity to discover better the work carried out by MKSU. I believe that my post in the executive will help me to widen my vision of the Church and its different projects in all dimensions of the Christian life. The responsibility which my post carries with it will also help me to better understand what is expected from me as a Catholic University student and Seminarian. The good that we believe in should not be kept for ourselves but shared with others!

Kurt Mizzi

Course:LL.B

Year: 2nd

About:

What is peculiar to man is not the ability to survive adapting himself repeatedly to ever-new structures; rather being human makes him capable of giving his life for others with joy. I look forward at making this experience of sharing and planning, forming part of the MKSU team.  Committing myself to the advocacy of Christian Values on Campus is no easy task, it isn’t for anyone. However, perhaps it may also be true (whilst keeping ourselves aback from the remit of dogmatism) that witnessing to our communitarian nature as Christians is in itself one of the best signs (to say the least) we can give to our peers;  a wordless yet strong affirmation that we believe in a more humane world were inclusion, understanding , friendship and community in Christ’s person would become - through our constant commitment of will - the common ambience of human well-being. My interests include law, philosophy and theology together with Spirituality. I am also a Carmelite pre-novice in the Maltese Province.

Fr. Michael Bugeja s.j.

About:

THis will be the third year running that Fr Michael will be a part of MKSU. As an organisation, MKSU has a very good rapport with the University Chaplaincy, itself having a representative within the Chaplaincy Council.