2009-2014 Leadership Team
Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet
St. Paul Province
Sisters Jean Wincek, Katherine Rossini and Meg Gillespie
Sister Meg Gillespie, CSJ, has held a variety of library-related positions, most recently as a Manager of Library Services and Partnerships for the Hennepin County Library. During this time she supervised several libraries, and was involved in capital projects, managed adult and youth programming, outreach to correctional facilities, services to homebound residents, and communications. She has served on various boards and committees including the College of St. Catherine Board of Trustees and a housing advisory committee for CommonBond Communities. She holds the degrees of Master of Library Science, Master of Public Administration and Bachelor of Arts in Education and English. She joined the St. Paul Province in 1960.
Sister Katherine Rossini, CSJ, is an educator who has served as administrator and teacher in schools throughout the Twin Cities. She facilitated the implementation of the merger of Christ the King and St. Thomas the Apostle schools into Carondelet Catholic School in Minneapolis where she served as principal until 2008. She also served as principal of Sacred Heart-St. John Consolidated School in St. Paul. She has served on a variety of boards and is currently the coordinator of the CSJ Ministry Collaborative. She holds the degrees of Specialist in Educational Administration, Master of Arts in Educational Administration and Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education. She joined the St. Paul Province in 1962.
Sister Jean Wincek, CSJ, is an educator and consultant. She is an adjunct professor of graduate education at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. She has provided consulting services in administration and education for educators, staffs, boards and parents of educational institutions. She served as principal of Christ the King School in Minneapolis and Highland Catholic School in St. Paul and has taught at various schools in Minnesota and North Dakota. She is widely published and has served on numerous boards and currently serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees of the College of St. Catherine. She holds the degrees of Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership, Master of Science in Educational Administration, Master of Arts in Theology, and a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education. She joined the St. Paul Province in 1957.
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