Profile Photo: Suzie Pjecha, M.A.

Suzie
Pjecha, M.A.

Phone: 903.399.7116
Email: SusannaPjecha@letu.edu

  • National Recruiter, East Coast



Education

  • M.A. Psychology, LeTourneau University, 2023
  • B.S. Youth and Social Ministry, Crown College, 2018

Professional Experience

  • Chief of Staff, The Kookaburra Coffee Shop, 2024-2026
  • Women's Assist Soccer Coaceh/Assist Rec Director, Dordt University, 2023-2024
  • Graduate Assistant Women's Soccer, LeTourneau University, 2021-2023

 

Originally from northwest Pennsylvania, I now reside in beautiful St. Augustine, Florida, just a short walk from the beach. I earned my master's degree from LeTourneau University while serving as the graduate assistant and assistant women's soccer coach.

I'm passionate about helping students navigate one of the most formative seasons of their lives. The four years spent in college have a lasting impact, shaping not only a student's career path but also their character, faith, and sense of purpose. That is what makes this role so meaningful to me.

At LeTourneau, students are equipped to pursue excellence both professionally and personally. I love sharing how the university intentionally integrates faith and learning, helping students deepen their relationship with Christ, strengthen their identity, and prepare confidently for the careers and callings God has placed before them.
When I'm not connecting with future YellowJackets, you'll likely find me running, enjoying a great cup of coffee, or spending time with friends at the beach.

 

What drew you to/keeps you at LeTourneau?

What first drew me to LeTourneau was its unique combination of authentic Christian faith and hands-on, applied education. It is a place where students are encouraged to pursue excellence while growing in their relationship with Christ.

What keeps me here are the people. Faculty and staff genuinely care about their students. They are united by a shared mission of investing in the next generation, not only preparing students for successful careers, but also helping them discover their identity in Christ and equipping them to serve in the workplace. 

 

What excites you most about what is on the horizon for LETU?

There is so much happening at LeTourneau! The addition of the airdome and the CPU building are incredible examples of the University's commitment to providing an elite, hands-on learning experience. Every new opportunity reinforces what makes LeTourneau special: students don't just learn concepts—they apply them in meaningful ways.

LeTourneau is truly stepping into its identity as The Christian Polytechnic University. It is exciting to see how God continues to open new doors and expand the University's impact. I'm grateful to be part of this season of growth and to witness the ways He is using LeTourneau to prepare students to make a difference around the world.


 

What do you love most about your geographic region?

I have the privilege of living in beautiful Saint Augustine, Florida, the oldest city in the United States. One of my favorite things about this area is that people from all over the country have made it their home, creating a welcoming community.

One of my favorite traditions is Saint Augustine's famous Nights of Lights. Each winter, the historic downtown is covered in millions of lights, transforming the city into what feels like a real-life Hallmark movie. People come from all over the world! 

More broadly, I love the diversity of the East Coast. From the sandy beaches of Florida to the colorful autumn landscapes of New England, every region offers something uniquely beautiful. Wherever I travel throughout my territory, I'm reminded of God's creativity and the beauty of His creation displayed in every season and every landscape.