More than half of Saint Paul students reside on campus in separate residence halls for boys and girls. Each resident hall has a supervisor who guides and directs resident-life activities and serve as role models, confidants, and advisers.
BRUST HALL (Boys Dorm)
The Boys' Resident Hall Supervisor at Brust Hall is Mr. Scott Borchardt, now in his 16th year in this position. Mr. Borchardt graduated from Concordia College - Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1983, and after working with youth in various positions in St. Louis, Missouri, he moved to Concordia to supervise the boys' dormitory on the campus of Saint Paul. Mr. Borchardt assists where needed with other phases of student life. "It has been an honor and privilege to watch the boys who come to Saint Paul grow into young men," says Mr. Borchardt.
Scott Borchardt
Brust Hall Supervisor
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MOELLER HALL (Girls Dorm)
The Girls' Resident Hall Supervisor at Moeller Hall is Miss Ariana Schulte. She graduated from Truman State University in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in linguistics and a minor in French. Ariana has spent a good part of her time since college living and working abroad. She spent the 2018-2019 academic year working as an English language assistant at a high school and middle school in Fumel, France. From 2019-2020, Ariana served as a missionary intern with Lutheran Bible Translators. She spent five months in Cameroon helping to publish lectionaries in the Vute and Kwanja-Ndung languages. She then spent one month in Sierra Leone observing and working with the Mende Bible translation team. Now, she is excited about this opportunity to invest in the Saint Paul community as the Resident Hall Supervisor! Ariana absolutely adores dogs (most of all her own pup Macie), traveling, and the St. Louis Cardinals.
Ariana Schulte
Moeller Hall Supervisor
