Clarissa Balan (Philippines) and Jean-Claude Deteil (France) Clarissa Balan (Philippines) and & Kwanga Mabuluki (Zambia) Beate Fagerli (Norway) and Lawrence Nana Brew (Ghana)2000-2004 Michael Wallace (New Zealand) 2004-2010 Christine Housel (USA) 2011-2015 Necta Rocas Montes (Philippines) 2015-2020 Marcelo Leites (Uruguay) 2020-today WSCF Regions Until the 1960s, the WSCF was centralized in Geneva. This shifted in 1972, when the Federation divided into six regional offices with Geneva remaining as an inter-regional office. Each region has a regional secretary, officers and a committee made up of representatives from the national movements in the region. Each region has its own programmes and publications. The regions nominate students to participate in global WSCF programmes and other activities. Each region has two representatives on WSCF's global Executive Committee. The six regions are Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and Caribbean, Middle East, and North America. The regional offices are in Nairobi, Hong Kong, Trento, Buenos Aires, Beirut and New York. National Student Christian Movements WSCF's ecumenical work operates at a national level through the Student Christian Movement (SCM). Each national SCM has ties to the ecumenical bodies such as the World Council of Churches, and other national ecumenical organizations such as the National Council of Churches in Australia and the Christian Conference of Asia. Whilst national SCMs may vary considerably, they have tended to foster liberal and progressive religious and social views amongst university students. This resulted in conflicts with evangelical student groups, such as those affiliated to the parachurch International Fellowship of Evangelical Students. National SCMs include the Student Christian Movement of Great Britain, Student Christian Movement of the Philippines, Student Christian Movement of Canada, and Indonesian Christian Student Movement. Related organisations World Council of Churches YMCA YWCA World University Service Notable members Bishop George Bell Steve Biko Dietrich Bonhöffer Bishop Charles Brent Inga-Brita Castrén (Finnish theologian, Secretary to Africa 1959-1962) Willem Visser 't Hooft (First General Secretary of the World Council of Churches) Bishop Penny Jamieson Samuel Kobia (Sixth General Secretary of the World Council of Churches) Jürgen Moltmann Edouard Chivambo Mondlane (President of FRELIMO) John R. Mott (Nobel Peace Prize 1946) Bishop Lesslie Newbigin Kwame Nkrumah Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Mercy Oduyoye (African theologian) Joseph Oldham Philip Potter (Third General Secretary of the World Council of Churches) Radius Prawiro (Minister of Finance of Indonesia) Frère Roger of the Taizé community Nancy Ruth Canadian Senator Archbishop Ted Scott Ellen Johnson Sirleaf President of Liberia Amir