Meet Our Staff

J. Tiffany Bregovi
Director of the Montco Cultural Center
tbregovi@mc3.edu

Tiffany began her career at Montco in 2018, planning the major College events on campus, including Commencement and the Whitpain Community Festival. Prior to that, she worked a 15-year career in marketing and advertising agencies, working in client service and project management. Through her own entrepreneurial venture, The Bregovi Group, Tiffany has planned events for non-profit organizations such as Melanoma Research Foundation, Camp Alliance, Inc., and Big Brothers Big Sisters. She also works as a professional organizer and is a member of the National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals. Tiffany has a Master of Business Administration from The College of William and Mary and a Bachelor of Arts from Villanova University.

As a dancer in her youth, Tiffany has never been able to sit through a ballet without tearing up from the beauty of the experience. She loves listening to just about any kind of music, as long as it moves her. Tiffany is also a voracious reader, counting Diana Gabaldon, Brandon Sanderson, N.K. Jemisin, and Martha Wells as her must-reads.

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Maggie Davis
Theater Manager
mdavis2@mc3.edu

Maggie Davis is a Philadelphia-based stage and production manager. She trained at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, and then lived and worked in New York City and the surrounding area for several years before moving to Philadelphia. She was most recently the resident stage manager and an associate producer at Quintessence Theatre Group in the Mt. Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia, working on the majority of Quintessence’s productions since 2018.

Other stage and production management credits include: Four seasons with the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival; Yours, Anne, among other productions (Half Moon Theatre); Seven seasons with the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival; Christmas Rappings (Judson Memorial Church); Radio City Christmas Spectacular (Florida/Texas Tour); Mike Birbiglia’s My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend; Tribes; and Hit the Wall (Barrow Street Theatre); Emotional Creature (Signature Center); Measure for Measure (Fiasco/New Victory Theater); TOWN (Theatre Horizon).

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Max Morin
Front of House Coordinator
mmorin@mc3.edu

Max Morin is thrilled to be the Front of House Coordinator for the Montco Cultural Center. Hailing from Boston, MA, he is a graduate of the film and TV production program at Emerson College. Max went on to work on several major motion pictures , where he had the opportunity to drive Stanley Tucci to his hotel from a costume fitting.

In 2022 Max rediscovered a strong affinity for live theater and began managing major events and performances at the Mosesian Center for the Arts in Watertown, MA. Max was drawn to Philadelphia by its flourishing art scene, deep history, and the cheap Celtics tickets when they play the 76ers. In his spare time, Max enjoys writing music and playing guitar, as well as the odd jigsaw puzzle.

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Patrick Rodgers
Manager of the Montco Cultural Center
prodgers@mc3.edu

Patrick Rodgers is a curator and exhibition developer based in the Philadelphia area. Since 2016 he has served Montgomery County Community College as its Galleries Director, overseeing exhibitions and programs for two galleries, as well as working on creative projects with community groups throughout the county. For ten years, Patrick was a Curator at the Rosenbach Museum & Library in Philadelphia and has worked as a curator or educator at other historical museums including Fonthill Castle in Doylestown, Graeme Park in Horsham, and the Scott County Historical Society in Minnesota. Patrick has a BA in English and Art History from Ithaca College and a Masters in Museum Studies from the University of Toronto. Museums and their intriguing collections are both a personal and professional interest for Patrick, who has worked with museums around the world and loves exploring any collection. In his own art practice, Patrick most enjoys working with wood, particularly woodcut printmaking. He also plays bass guitar and crafts his own instruments (MilesTone Basses). A fan of historical fiction, his favorite author is Umberto Eco.

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Sarah Schenk 
Operations Manager
sschenk@mc3.edu

Sarah Schenk has been an integral part of Montgomery County Community College since November 2019, beginning her journey in Student Life. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Personal Financial Planning, and a Master of Science in Counseling and College Student Personnel, both from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania.

With over a decade of experience in Higher Education, Sarah has made significant contributions to Student Affairs, Leadership Development, Student Programming Boards, and the Student Government Association. Her commitment to student success and passion for fostering young adult development are evident in her work. In 2022, she received the Dr. Thomas E. Matthews Award for Outstanding Professional from the National Association for Campus Activities (NACA).

Outside of her professional life, Sarah volunteers with Special Olympics Maryland in Garrett County, highlighting her dedication to community service. She is actively involved in her community, attending and volunteering at various events.

Sarah loves music, attending concerts, plays, and musicals. Reading books and cherishing time with her family are also close to her heart. An avid Broadway fan, she strives to attend at least one show a year.

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