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Cover photo: University of Rhode Island students by Nora Lewis 65 Massachusetts Institutions DEPARTMENTS 105 New Hampshire Institutions Editor’s Memo 5 Rhode Island Institutions Charlotte Stratton 117 7 Message from the Chair 125 Vermont Institutions Sen. Lou D’Allesandro 137 New England’s Schools of 10 About the New England Board Law and Medicine of Higher Education 144 Index of Institutions TUITION SAVINGS AND FINANCIAL 147 Index of Advertisers AID INFORMATION 18 The New England Board of Higher Education’s Tuition-Saving Regional Student Program 24 Financial Aid Opportunities for New England Students Wendy A. Lindsay
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NEBHE: The Next Half Century Lou D’Allesandro
n this, the New England Board of Higher Education’s 50th year, I am struck by our organization’s enduring relevance in our communities. NEBHE was established during Ian era of economic insecurity and growing college enrollment, much like today in many ways. But the role of education in our standard of living, economic development and way of life is even more important today than it was a half century ago. Indeed, the pressure on families and students to participate in higher education reinforces the critical nature of the relationships and programs initiated by NEBHE—programs that enhance cooperation among institutions of higher learning and improve access to higher education for students. Costs are truly out of sight for both institutions and students. Through its Regional Student Program, NEBHE provides New England residents with significant savings when a resident chooses to enroll at a college or university located out of state. Not only does this collaborative program save New England residents tens of millions of dollars in tuition every Since the New year, but participating institutions also win because they are allowed to focus on their own unique strengths rather than trying to be everything to everyone. Since the New England Board of Higher Education was established half a century ago, England Board of educational opportunities have increased exponentially, but so has the cost of delivering quality instruction. Economic pressure on families, institutions and state governments puts a new premium on finding creative strategies and partnerships to help New England’s Higher Education colleges and universities fulfill their missions. As a legislator, I see cooperation among government, legislators, educators and business as the key to developing these strategies. And the New England Board of Higher Education was established is an essential factor in bringing these groups together across the region. Because of the compact nature of the six New England states, as well as the social and economic transparency between them, higher education in New England is better served when half a century ago, we work together than when we go it alone. I look forward to increasing the involvement of governors and legislators in our pursuit of excellence in higher education. A strong commitment to cooperation was what initially led the region’s governors to establish NEBHE educational half a century ago and it is my goal to reinvigorate that spirit of partnership today. NEBHE delegates from the six New England states, selected for their leadership in busi- ness, education and government, are working hard to put higher education at the forefront opportunities in their respective states. However, the uncertain economic situation that many states are experiencing has had an adverse effect on state involvement in higher education. Indeed, NEBHE’s greatest challenge going forward will be to raise the visibility of important higher have increased education issues so that excellence and opportunity will continue to be priorities in New England’s state capitols. Again, we will be far better served working together in this exponentially… endeavor than working alone. I congratulate the New England Board of Higher Education for its admirable goals and diverse accomplishments over the past 50 years. And I look forward to contributing, along with many others, to its next half century of preserving New England’s role as a national center of educational excellence.
Sen. Lou D’Allesandro is chairman of the New Hampshire State Senate Ways and Means Committee and chair of the New England Board of Higher Education.
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alf a century ago, six visionary New England governors realized that New England’s future hopes rested with NEBHE Programs Hhigher education. Against a backdrop of deep economic Access and Affordability … uncertainty and exploding college enrollments fueled by the NEBHE’s Regional Student Program (RSP) provides G.I. Bill, these governors formed the New England Board of New England residents with major tuition savings at Higher Education (NEBHE) and committed their states to the out-of-state public colleges and universities in New England. shared pursuit of excellence. Soon after that, NEBHE was Established in 1957, the RSP is available to students who pur- approved by New England’s six state legislatures and author- sue specialized degree programs not offered by their home- ized by the U.S. Congress. state public institutions. In academic year 2003-2004, the RSP Much has changed since those days. New technologies have saved more than 8,000 New Englanders $39 million in tuition! transformed New England’s workplaces, schools and homes. The RSP also saves New England’s taxpayers millions of dollars The clang of the machine shop has given way to the click of because the states don’t have to start up and maintain expen- the mouse. New populations have enriched the region’s econ- sive academic programs that are already offered by their neigh- omy and culture. And a college education has become a pre- bors. The RSP is a common market for higher education. requisite of upward mobility—a pathway to economic success and civic engagement. Critical Analysis… Controversial Issues … A few things have not changed. One, New England’s future is Tomorrow’s News … Get the inextricably linked to the innovation emanating from its 270 CONNECTION? colleges and universities and the intellectual potential of its CONNECTION: THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW nearly 850,000 college students. Two, six states can do more ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION is together than one can do alone. And three, higher education America’s only regional magazine on higher is still the future of New England. education and economic development. Today, each New England state is represented on Each quarter, CONNECTION offers expert the New England Board of Higher Education analysis and hard-hitting commentaries by eight delegates—leaders of educa- on issues ranging from New tion, business and government who England’s changing demography to are appointed by their states’ gov- outdoor education programs, from federal stu- ernors and legislative leadership. dent aid policy to campus architecture. A They are supported by a staff Boston of dedicated professionals newspaper called CONNECTION “the best who work closely with public vehicle in the region to follow new trends and private partners through- in business and the economy as they affect out the six-state region. New England colleges and universities.” A New Hampshire paper noted that “the The NEBHE Mission The mission of the New England Board of Higher Education is to promote greater educational opportunities and services for the residents of New England. In pursuit of its mission, NEBHE works across the six New England states to:
• Engage and assist leaders in the development, • Promote regional cooperation and programs implementation and assessment of sound education that encourage the efficient use and sharing policies of regional significance. of educational resources.
• Promote programs and best practices to assist the states • Strengthen the relationship between higher education in implementing regional higher education policies. and the economic well-being of New England.
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(BS) Public Management Pulp and Paper Technology Puppetry Quality Assurance Technology Radiation Therapy Technology Radiological Health Physics Real Estate and Urban Economic Studies Recreation and Leisure Services Recreation Management Rehabilitation Services Risk Management and Insurance Rural Safety Administration Russian Studies Sculpture Sign Language Interpretation Slavic and East European Studies Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship Small Vessel Operations700+ Social Thought MAJORS and Political Economy WITH Sound Recording A TechnologyTUITION Spanish for BREAK!Business Spatial Information Technology Special Education Sport Management Sports Medicine Statistics Studio for Interrelated Media Surgical Technology Surveying Technology Sustainable Agriculture Technical Theatre Technology Education Telecommunications Technology Teleproduction and Multimedia TechnologyCONNECTICUT Television Studies •Textile MAINE Design• MASSACHUSETTS Textile Marketing Textile• NEWScience HAMPSHIRE Theatre Therapeutic• RHODE Recreation ISLAND Tourism• VERMONT and Guest Services Tourism, Planning and Development Travel and Tourism Turf Management Urban Horticulture Veterinary Technology and Animal Science Visual Design Water Quality Technology Web Programming Welding Technology Wellness and Alternative Medicine Wood Science and Technology Ta ITE… ke a BIG B Regional Student Program Tuition Break out of college for New England Residents tuition he New England Board of Higher their home than an in-state public college Education’s Regional Student offering the same program. (Refer to RSP TProgram (RSP) provides residents of Policy 3B3.) the New England states – Connecticut, Maine, The RSP tuition break Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont – with an out-of-state tuition The RSP tuition rate reflects a significant break break when they enroll in approved majors at on an institution’s out-of-state tuition rate. public colleges and universities in other New Public colleges and universities charge out- New England Board England states. of-state tuition to students who permanently of Higher Education reside in other states and in-state tuition to All of New England’s 78 public colleges and Regional Student students who permanently reside in the state universities participate in the RSP, offering Program (RSP) where the college or university is located. more than 700 majors with the RSP tuition break. Programs are available through the Information on tuition rates for the 2005-06 RSP at all academic levels: associate, bache- academic year is available from participating A tuition break for New England lor’s, master’s, certificate of advanced gradu- colleges and universities and from the New residents enrolled in approved ate study, doctoral and first-professional. England Board of Higher Education. majors at out-of-state New England public colleges and universities. RSP eligibility In academic year 2003-04, more than 8,200 New England students were enrolled through Information on approved majors and The approved RSP majors are listed in the RSP and saved more than $39 million the annual state-specific RSP Apple Book institutions where they are offered is on their annual tuition bills. Participating provided in the annual RSP catalogs: catalogs. The Apple Books are available in students enrolled on a full-time basis saved print and online from the New England Board on average nearly $6,000 in tuition each in The Apple Book for… of Higher Education. Visit www.nebhe.org academic year 2003-04. or telephone 617-357-9620. CONNECTICUT Residents The RSP is a tuition-discount program. MAINE Residents Residents of a particular New England state Students are eligible based on their program are eligible for an approved major, because of study, not on financial need. RSP students MASSACHUSETTS Residents that major is not offered by any home-state are eligible to apply for financial aid from NEW HAMPSHIRE Residents public institution. Students apply for RSP other sources. status on the institution’s application form; RHODE ISLAND Residents Shared resources no separate application is required. The VERMONT Residents institution notifies applicants who are The RSP enables the six New England states accepted for admission whether they have to expand educational opportunities for their been granted RSP status. residents, while avoiding duplication of costly View or download the Apple Book online at www.nebhe.org. The approved majors listed in the Apple academic programs. Established by NEBHE in Books do not necessarily include every pro- 1957, the RSP has provided New England resi- Or request a printed catalog gram for which residents might expect to be dents with savings on more than 183,000 from NEBHE. RSP-eligible. Participating colleges and uni- annual tuition bills. Meanwhile the RSP has Telephone: 617.357.9620 versities may decide against offering certain helped the individual New England states avoid Email: [email protected] programs through the RSP, such as those pro- spending billions of dollars in capital and grams that are highly competitive. operating expenditures for academic programs already offered in other New England states. In addition to being eligible for programs listed in the Apple Book, graduate students may petition for RSP eligibility for other For more information, contact: unique programs by documenting that the New England Board of Higher Education program in question is not offered by any 45 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111. home-state public institution. (Refer to RSP Telephone: 617-357-9620 Policy 3B2a.) Email: [email protected] Also, in certain cases students who reside near Online: www.nebhe.org a state border may apply for RSP eligibility at an out-of-state public college that is closer to CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 19 NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM, continued For undergraduate students
Sampling of majors available with the RSP out-of-state Programs are tuition break. Examples of Associate Degree Programs Eligible Residents Applied Animal Science ...... ME, MA, RI,VT available with at University of New Hampshire Automotive Computer Technology ...... CT, ME, MA, RI at New Hampshire Community-Technical College at Manchester/Stratham the RSP tuition at Vermont Technical College Aviation Science ...... ME, NH, RI,VT at Naugatuck Valley Community College, Conn. break at all at North Shore Community College, Mass. Computer and IT Security ...... ME, NH, RI,VT at Norwalk Community College, Conn. academic levels. at Springfield Technical Community College, Mass. Dental Laboratory Technology ...... CT, ME, NH, RI,VT
New England Regional Student Program at Middlesex Community College, Mass. Participating Institutions Equine Industries ...... ME, RI,VT Connecticut at University of Massachusetts Amherst Asnuntuck Community College Fire Investigation ...... CT, ME, MA, RI,VT Capital Community College Gateway Community College at New Hampshire Community Technical College at Berlin/Laconia Housatonic Community College Forest Technology ...... CT, MA, RI,VT Manchester Community College Middlesex Community College at University of Maine at Fort Kent Naugatuck Valley Community College at University of New Hampshire Northwestern Connecticut Community College Norwalk Community College Interactive Digital Media ...... CT, ME, MA, NH, RI Quinebaug Valley Community College at Lyndon State College,Vt. Three Rivers Community College Tunxis Community College Interpreter for the Deaf ...... ME, MA, NH, RI,VT Central Connecticut State University at Northwestern Connecticut Community College Eastern Connecticut State University Southern Connecticut State University Laser Electro-Optics Technology ...... CT, ME, NH, RI,VT Western Connecticut State University at Springfield Technical Community College, Mass. University of Connecticut UConn’s Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture Marine Biology and Oceanography ...... CT, MA, NH, RI,VT University of Connecticut School of at Southern Maine Community College Dental Medicine University of Connecticut School of Law Moldmaking Technology ...... CT, MA, NH,VT University of Connecticut School of Medicine at Community College of Rhode Island
Maine Photonics Engineering Technology ...... ME, NH, RI,VT Central Maine Community College at Three Rivers Community College, Conn. Eastern Maine Community College Kennebec Valley Community College Plastics Technology ...... ME, MA, NH,VT Northern Maine Community College at Naugatuck Valley Community College, Conn. Southern Maine Community College at Quinebaug Valley Community College, Conn. Washington County Community College York County Community College at Community College of Rhode Island Maine Maritime Academy Small Vessel Operations ...... CT, MA, NH, RI,VT University of Maine University of Maine at Augusta at Maine Maritime Academy University of Maine at Farmington Spatial Information Technology ...... CT, MA, RI,VT University of Maine at Fort Kent University of Maine at Machias at New Hampshire Community Technical College at Berlin/Laconia University of Maine at Presque Isle Turf Management ...... CT, ME, NH, RI,VT University of Maine School of Law University of Southern Maine at University of Massachusetts Amherst 20 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION See Apple Book catalog for complete list of majors. Examples of Bachelor’s Degree Programs Eligible Residents Aquaculture and Fisheries Technology ...... CT, ME, MA, NH,VT at University of Rhode Island Architecture ...... CT, NH, RI,VT at University of Maine at Augusta at University of Massachusetts Amherst New England Regional Student Program Aviation Science ...... CT, ME, NH, RI,VT Participating Institutions continued at Bridgewater State College, Mass. Massachusetts Berkshire Community College Computer Systems Engineering ...... CT,VT Bristol Community College at University of Massachusetts Amherst Bunker Hill Community College at University of Massachusetts Lowell Cape Cod Community College Greenfield Community College Early Childhood Special Education ...... CT, MA, NH, RI,VT Holyoke Community College Massachusetts Bay Community College at University of Maine at Farmington Massasoit Community College Middlesex Community College Fine Arts Three-Dimensional (BFA) ...... CT, ME, NH, RI,VT Mount Wachusett Community College at Massachusetts College of Art North Shore Community College Northern Essex Community College Health Management and Policy ...... ME, MA, RI,VT Quinsigamond Community College at University of New Hampshire Roxbury Community College Springfield Technical Community College Hotel, Restaurant and Travel Administration ...... CT, ME, RI Bridgewater State College Fitchburg State College at University of Massachusetts Amherst Framingham State College Massachusetts College of Art Information Systems Engineering ...... CT, MA, NH, RI,VT Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts at University of Maine Massachusetts Maritime Academy Salem State College Library Science and Instructional Technology ...... MA, NH, RI,VT Westfield State College Worcester State College at Southern Connecticut State University University of Massachusetts Amherst at University of Maine at Augusta UMass Amherst’s Stockbridge School of Agriculture Networking Technology ...... MA, NH, RI,VT University of Massachusetts Boston at Central Connecticut State University University of Massachusetts Dartmouth University of Massachusetts Lowell Ocean Engineering ...... CT, ME, MA,VT University of Massachusetts Worcester at University of Rhode Island New Hampshire New Hampshire Community Technical College Outdoor Education ...... CT, ME, MA, RI at Berlin/Laconia at Johnson State College,Vt. N.H. Community Technical College at Manchester/Stratham Pharmacy (six-year pharmD) ...... ME, MA, NH,VT N.H. Community Technical College at at University of Connecticut Nashua/Claremont N.H.Technical Institute/Community at University of Rhode Island College at Concord Keene State College Physiology and Neurobiology ...... ME, MA, NH, RI Plymouth State University at University of Connecticut University of New Hampshire University of New Hampshire Manchester Sound Recording Technology ...... CT, ME, NH, RI,VT UNH’s Thompson School of Applied Science at University of Massachusetts Lowell Rhode Island Sport Management ...... CT, ME, NH, RI,VT Community College of Rhode Island Rhode Island College at University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Rhode Island
Television Studies ...... CT, ME, MA, NH, RI Vermont at Lyndon State College,Vt. Castleton State College Community College of Vermont Wellness and Alternative Medicine ...... CT, ME, MA, NH, RI Johnson State College Lyndon State College at Johnson State College,Vt. Vermont Technical College University of Vermont Note: Certain programs have specific eligibility requirements. See Apple Book catalog for details. CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 21 SALEM STATE COLLEGE NEW ENGLANDREGIONALSTUDENTPROGRAM, 22 and fromNEBHE. online at The of eachNewEnglandstate. approved fortheresidents graduate programs– bachelor’s degreeand programs –associatedegree, catalogs listalltheRSP The annual F or graduatestudents NEW ENGLAND BOARDOFHIGHER EDUCATION Apple Book www.nebhe.org Apple Book is available at University ofMassachusettsLowell W at University ofMaine RI,VT NH, ..CT, (doctoral) Ecology Wildlife at University ofConnecticut RI,VT NH, MA, ..ME, (master’s) ResearchSurvey at University of Vermont at University ofMaine RI NH, MA, ..CT, Education ProfessionalHigher (doctoral) Administration at University ofMassachusettsLowell (doctoralonly) at University ofMassachusetts Amherst at University ofConnecticut Po at EasternConnecticutStateUniversity RI,VT NH, MA, ..ME, (master’s) Management Organizational Maine Southern at University of RI,VT NH, ..CT, (MM) Studies Jazz Music: at University ofConnecticutMedicalSchool RI NH, ..ME, (MD) Medicine Maine at University of NH,VT MA, ..CT, (master’s) Policy Marine at University ofRhodeIsland NH,VT MA, ..CT, Marine (master’s) Affairs at University ofMaineLaw School at University ofConnecticutLaw School RI,VT NH, ..MA, doctor) Law(juris at University ofNew Hampshire MA,VT ME, . ..CT, (master’s) Hydrology at University of Vermont RI NH, MA, ME, ..CT, (master’s) Preservation Historic at University ofMassachusettsBoston RI,VT NH, ME, . . .CT, (doctoral) Chemistry Green at University ofConnecticutDentalSchool RI,VT NH, MA, ..ME, (DMD) Medicine Dental at MaineMaritime Academy RI,VT Eligible NH, Residents MA, ..CT, (master’s) Logistics Defense at University ofMassachusetts Worcester at University ofMassachusettsLowell at University ofMassachusettsDartmouth at University ofMassachusettsBoston degree noterminalM.S. degree program; Intercampus M.S./Ph.D. RI,VT NH, ME, (master’s/doctoral) Biotechnology ..CT, and Engineering Biomedical at University ofRhodeIsland NH,VT MA, ME, . ..CT, (AUD) Audiology Examples ofGraduatePrograms See r niomn mse’ otrl ...... T E H RI,VT NH, ME, . . .CT, Environment(master’sork doctoral) & l mrSine(atrs&dcoa) M,N,RI,VT NH, ..ME, (master’sdoctoral) Science & ymer Apple Book catalog forcomplete listofmajors. continued AA ChanceChance toto AAchievechieve Their Dreams This year, more than 600 non-traditional adult learners who face barriers to academic success will have an opportunity to earn a college degree.
Through the New England ABE-to-College Transition Project, GED graduates and adult diploma recipi- ents can enroll at one of 25 participating adult learning centers located across New England to take free college preparation courses and receive educational and career planning counseling.They leave the pro- gram with improved academic and study skills, such as writing basic research papers and taking effective notes. Best of all, they can enroll at one of 30 colleges and universities that partner with the program.
Each year, the Project exceeds its goals: 60 percent complete the program; and 75 percent of these graduates go on to college.
By linking Adult Basic Education to post-secondary education,the New England ABE-to-College Transition Project gives non-traditional adult learners a chance to enrich their own and their families’ lives.
To learn more, contact Jessica Spohn, Project Director, New England Literacy Resource Center, at (617) 482-9485, ext. 513, or through e-mail at [email protected]. (The Project is funded by the Nellie Mae Education Foundation through the Adult Literacy initiative.)
1250 Hancock Street, Suite 205N • Quincy, MA 02169-4331 Tel. 781-348-4200 • Fax 781-348-4299 Financial Aid Resources UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT for New England College Students Meeting College Costs n academic year 2003-04, the average Financial aid is available from a variety Using Financial Aid cost of attending a four-year private of sources, including the federal govern- Icollege in the United States was more ment, state government agencies (listed than $29,000 a year, according to the on page 27), colleges, private foundations, Wendy A. Lindsay College Board. The average cost of attend- community organizations, corporations ing a four-year public college was $14,000 and the military. for an in-state student and $21,000 for an What are students and families expected out-of-state student. Multiply that by four, to pay? That depends on their current and the average pricetag for a bachelor’s financial situation and ability to help pay degree is $118,000 at a private college the cost of a college education. Students and $57,000 to $84,000 at a four-year and families provide relevant information public college. on the financial aid applications required Understandably, prospective college by the colleges, who in turn decide what students and their families often find a family is expected to contribute.* these costs daunting, and most turn to For starters, students and their parents financial aid to help foot the bill. need to complete the federal government’s In fact, at least half of all students receive FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student financial aid to help pay for college. Aid) to be considered for any financial aid, including loans.
24 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION In addition to the FAFSA, colleges usually determine a student’s EFC based on infor- Calculating Eligibility require students to complete a college mation from the applications they require. financial aid application form. Some The colleges identify the student’s eligibility colleges also require their applicants to for financial aid by subtracting the EFC Cost of Attendance complete the College Board’s application, from the Cost of Attendance. Tuition, fees, room and board, books and supplies, transportation, personal called Profile, for awarding non-federal What is the Cost of Attendance? The expenses. student aid funds. colleges determine the estimated full cost – Expected Family The FAFSA asks students and their parents of attendance for their students, which Contribution Determined from the FAFSA and/or to report income from the previous cal- includes not only tuition, fees, room and the College Board’s Profile and any endar year and provide other information board, or the costs of off-campus living, other financial aid application such as number of children in college but also books and supplies, transporta- required by the college. and amount of money in bank accounts. tion and personal expenses. Eligibility for Financial Aid The federal government calculates the *Students who are independent report only their own = The maximum amount of money Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and income and assets (and their spouse’s, if married). students can expect to receive in reports this information to the colleges A student is considered independent if one of the financial aid. following applies: Born before Jan. 1, 1980 (for 2003- selected by the student. A Student Aid 04 academic year), married, enrolled in a graduate Report is also sent to the student. program (beyond bachelor’s degree), has legal depend- ent(s), is an orphan or ward of the court or a veteran Colleges often use their own criteria to of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Free Information Types of Financial Aid Free financial aid information and free scholarship searches are readily available There are three basic types of financial government, based on information from several sources including the federal government, state financial aid agencies (see aid: (1) scholarships and grants, provided in the FAFSA. list starting on page 27), college financial aid (2) federal work-study and (3) loans. offices, high school guidance counselors, Individual states have grant and scholarship libraries and the Internet (see page 26). Scholarships and Grants programs for their residents. (See detailed Watch out for scholarship scams! Explore all free sources before considering any private, Scholarships and grants are gift aid, list for New England states on page 27.) fee-based scholarship service. Make sure a because, unlike loans, they are not paid private service is reputable. Information is Federal Work-Study available from the Federal Trade Commission back. They are awarded based on financial Program at www.ftc.org or telephone 1-877-FTC-HELP. need and other criteria, such as achieve- Meet deadlines Work-study money is awarded by the ment, religious affiliation, ethnicity, mem- Students need to check with the college colleges to students identified as eligible financial aid office to find out which application berships, hobbies or special interests. forms are required and what the deadlines are. by the federal government, based on Financial aid applications must be completed Scholarships and grants are offered by information provided in the FAFSA. The on time, and early is better. Note: Students can the federal government, state financial students earn the award amount through apply for financial aid before they have been accepted by the colleges where they have aid agencies, colleges, private businesses, part-time employment provided or applied for admission. foundations and community organizations, arranged by the college. The FAFSA should be completed as soon as towns, high schools, veterans’ groups, etc. possible after January 1. Students and families Loans for Students can choose to estimate their income for the Information is available from colleges, previous year and verify it later, instead of and Parents high school guidance offices, public delaying their application until after filing taxes. libraries, community organizations, Loans, which account for about 60 File the FAFSA electronically at www.ed.gov/ studentaid/apply.html. Obtain an electronic scholarship directories and online percent of all financial aid, can be taken PIN to “sign” the FAFSA at www.pin.ed.gov resources (see page 26). out by students, parents or both. Students A paper FAFSA is available from local do not have to pay back their loans until libraries, high schools, colleges and from: Federal Pell Grants and Supplemental after leaving college; however, parents Federal Student Aid Information Educational Opportunity Grants are award- Center must begin making payments soon after P. O. B o x 84 ed by the colleges to students who are the loan is disbursed. Washington, DC 20044 identified as eligible by the federal 1-800-4-FED-AID continued 1-800-730-8913 (TTY for hearing-impaired)
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Some helpful websites Federal Perkins Loans are very low- include the Reserve Officer Training U.S. Dept. of Education interest loans administered by the college Corps (ROTC) Program, which helps www.studentaid.ed.gov for students with exceptional financial need. enrollees pay for some college expenses FAFSA www.fafsa.ed.gov and the Montgomery G.I. Bill, which Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid Federal Stafford Loans provides financial support to those who www.finaid.org for Students National Association of Student attend college after serving in the military. Financial Aid Administrators Through the federal Stafford Loan Information on financial aid process Other ways to meet Program, students can borrow up to a and list of web sites. college costs www.studentaid.org maximum loan amount each year they www.nasfaa.org are enrolled and pay back the loan after • Use a tuition payment plan. College Board Information, Profile www.collegeboard.com leaving college. Loans are subsidized for • Get an out-of-state tuition break: Information about scholarship scams eligible students (the interest is forgiven The New England Board of Higher Federal Trade Commission www.ftc.gov while the student is enrolled) or unsubsi- Education's Regional Student Program New England websites dized (the interest accrues while the Connecticut Department of Higher provides New England residents with a Education Office of Financial Aid student is enrolled). If the college tuition break when they study approved www.ctdhe.org participates as a lender in the William D. majors at public colleges and universi- Connecticut Higher Education Supplemental Ford Federal Direct Loan Program, stu- Loan Authority www.chesla.org ties in other New England states. dents apply through the college’s financial Connecticut Student Loan Foundation Eligibility is explained in the annual RSP www.cslf.com aid office. Otherwise, students apply to a catalog, available at www.nebhe.org or Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) bank, credit union or other lender that from NEBHE at 617-357-9620. www.famemaine.com participates in the Federal Family Education Maine Education Services Loans program (FFELP). • Participate in community service: www.mesfoundation.com Americorps is a national program that Massachusetts Educational Financing Federal PLUS Loans allows college-age students to earn Authority (MEFA) www.mefa.org for Parents education awards in return for national Massachusetts Office of Student Financial Assistance www.osfa.mass.edu Parents who take out federal PLUS loans service. Visit www.americorps.org/joining Massachusetts Higher Education begin payments within 60 days after the or telephone 800-942-2677. Information Center www.heic.org loan has been disbursed. If the college • Attend college half-time or part-time New Hampshire Association of Student participates as a lender in the William D. Financial Aid Administrators www.nhasfaa.org and take longer to complete a degree, Ford Federal Direct Loan Program, parents but still remain eligible for some New Hampshire Charitable Foundation apply through the college’s financial aid www.nhcf.org financial aid (attending at least office. Otherwise, parents apply to a bank, New Hampshire Center for College Planning half-time is required for federal www.nhheaf.org credit union or other lender that partici- Stafford and Plus loan programs). Rhode Island Higher Education pates in the Federal Family Education Assistance Authority www.riheaa.org Loans program (FFELP). • Attend a lower-cost, two-year community Rhode Island Office of Higher Education college then transfer to a four-year www.ribghe.org/col-prep.htm Other loan programs are available from college to earn a bachelor’s degree. Rhode Island Student Loan Authority state financing authorities, as well as from www.risla.com www.rischolarships.com private lenders and some colleges. • Commute to college instead of living www.collegeplanningcenter.org on campus. Vermont Student Assistance Corp. (VSAC) Armed Forces www.vsac.org The U.S. Armed Forces offer various • Work for a company or organization New England Board of Higher college financing options to students who that provides tuition assistance. Education (NEBHE) & New England Regional Student Program (RSP) www.nebhe.org meet eligibility requirements. Information Wendy A. Lindsay is director of NEBHE’s is available at the U.S. military’s career Regional Student Program. guide site: www.myfuture.com. Options
26 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Financial Aid Resources: State Programs
Connecticut Connecticut Talent Assistance Tax relief The federal government administers several Connecticut Department of Higher Cooperative, Inc. (CONNTAC) Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) programs that provide tax relief for higher Education education savings and expenses, including the 61 Woodland Street 35 Pleasant Street Unit 1-C Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (formerly Hartford, CT 06105 Meriden, CT 06450 known as the Education IRA), and the Hope and www.ctdhe.org www.conntacinc.org Lifetime Learning tax credit programs. Information 860/947-1855 203/634-7669 is available at www.ed.gov/inits/hope/index.html. Cecilia Nugent, Director Programs are described in Tax Benefits for Higher Fax: 860/947-1311 Education, Internal Revenue Service Publication Valerie F. Lewis, Commissioner Financial aid workshops, application fee waivers, 970. Information is available at www.irs.ustreas.gov John J. Siegrist, Director of Financial Aid scholarship for CONNTAC-qualified students; satel- or by telephoning 1-800-829-4059. Capitol Scholarship Program lite offices at Connecticut community colleges. Eligibility: Connecticut residents who demonstrate Connecticut Higher Education Tax-advantaged college savings plans Supplemental Loan Authority (CHESLA) All 50 states offer college investing and savings financial need and attend an undergraduate col- plans, in accordance with Section 529 of the lege in Connecticut or a state which has a reci- 342 North Main Street Internal Revenue Code. Information is available procity agreement with Connecticut. Applicants West Hartford, CT 06117 at www.collegesavings.org. must also have graduated in the top 20 percent www.chesla.org of their high school class or scored above 1200 860/236-1400 on the SAT. Award amount: Up to $2000 annually. 800-252-3357 (within Conn.) Application: Apply at high school guidance office Fax: 860/236-0910 by February 15. Email: [email protected] or Connecticut Independent College [email protected] Student Grant Gloria F. Ragosta, Executive Director Eligibility: Connecticut residents who are under- Connecticut Family Education graduates at Connecticut independent colleges Loan Program and demonstrate financial need. Award amount: Eligibility: Students enrolled at least half-time at Up to $8,500 annually. Application: Apply at nonprofit colleges in Connecticut, or Connecticut college financial aid office. residents enrolled at least half-time at nonprofit Connecticut Aid for Public College colleges anywhere in the United States. Students Students or co-borrower must demonstrate creditworthi- Eligibility: Connecticut residents attending ness. Award amount: from $2,000 to the total Connecticut public colleges who demonstrate cost of education per academic year, less other financial need. Apply at college financial financial aid awarded. Application: Visit aid office. www.chesla.org. BENTLEY COLLEGE Minority Teacher Incentive Grant Connecticut Student Loan Foundation Expected Family Contribution Eligibility: Minority junior or senior-year students (CSLF) enrolled full-time in a teacher preparation pro- 525 Brook Street, P.O. Box 1009 Rocky Hill, CT 06067 Expected Family Contribution gram at a Connecticut college or university. (EFC) Calculator Award amount: Up to $5,000 for junior and sen- www.cslf.com 800/237-9721 A free service to help students and families ior year. Application: Contact college’s education estimate their EFC and eligibility for financial aid. dean. Information at 800-842-0229. Fax: 860/563-3247 Mark W. Valenti, President http://www.finaid.org/calculators/finaidestimate.phtml Special Education Teacher Lender for FFELP (Stafford and Plus) loans. http://apps.collegeboard.com/fincalc/efc_welcome.jsp Incentive Grant Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is Eligibility: Connecticut residents enrolled in determined by “federal methodology” and selected special education teacher preparation Maine “institutional methodology.” programs at Connecticut public colleges as jun- Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) Federal methodology is a calculation, accord- iors, seniors, or graduate students. Application: Education Assistance Division ing to a formula specified in federal law, of Contact college’s education dean. Information at 5 Community Drive information provided in the FAFSA, based on 800-842-0229. P.O. Box 949 the student’s income and assets, and in the Augusta, ME 04332-0949 case of dependent students, also the parents’ www.famemaine.com income, assets and number of dependents. Detailed information available at: 800/228-3734 www.ifap.ed.gov. TTY: 207/626-2717 Institutional methodology is a calculation Fax: 207/623-0095 conducted by colleges and universities who Email: [email protected] require other financial aid applications, such as Greg Gollihur, Director, Education Assistance the College Board’s Profile, in addition to the Division results of the FAFSA.
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Maine State Grant Program Senator George J. Mitchell Scholarship MASSGrant Eligibility: Maine residents who demonstrate Research Institute Eligibility: Massachusetts residents enrolled financial need and are enrolled as undergraduate 22 Monument Square, Suite 200 full-time at an approved public or private students at public or private colleges in Maine, or Portland, ME 04101 college or university in any New England state, the other five New England states, District of www.mitchellinstitute.org Pennsylvania, District of Columbia or Maryland, Columbia or Pennsylvania. Application: File the 207/773-7700 who have not received a bachelor’s degree. Award FAFSA. Eligible students are notified by college 888/220-7209 amount: $300 to $2,300. Application: File the financial aid office. Fax: 207/773-1133 FAFSA between Jan. 1 and May 1. Maine Student Incentive E-mail: [email protected] Paraprofessional Teacher Scholarship Program Patty Higgins, Director of Scholarship Programs Preparation Grant Eligibility: Maine residents earning first bache- Mitchell Scholarship Eligibility: Massachusetts residents currently lor’s degree who demonstrate financial need. Eligibility: Annually awards 130 scholarships, one employed as paraprofessionals in Massachusetts Grants are portable to the other five New England each to a graduating senior from every high public schools, who wish to become certified as states, as well as the District of Columbia and school in Maine who will enter a two-year or four- full time teachers. Application: File FAFSA between Pennsylvania. Award amount: $1,000 annually at year college. Students are selected on the basis of January 1 and May 1, and complete the public institutions; $1,250 annually at independ- academic performance/potential, community Paraprofessional application, available at ent institutions. Application: File the FAFSA service and financial need. Application: Available www.osfa.org. January 1 and May 1. from high school guidance counselors or from Part-Time Grant Maine Health Professions Loan Program www.mitchellinstitute.org. Eligibility: Massachusetts residents demonstrating Eligibility: A need-based forgivable loan program financial need who enroll part-time (minimum for Maine residents attending any postgraduate Massachusetts of six credits) in an approved Massachusetts program in medicine, osteopathic medicine, vet- The Higher Education college or university. Applicant must not have erinary medicine, dentistry or optometry. Information Center received bachelor’s degree. Application: File Application: Contact college financial aid office Boston Public Library the FAFSA between Jan. 1 and May 1 and contact and FAME. 700 Boylston Street college financial aid office regarding application Educators for Maine Program Boston, MA 02116 requirements and deadlines. Eligibility: A merit-based forgivable loan program www.edinfo.org or www.heic.org Performance Bonus Grant for Maine residents pursuing careers in education, 617/536-0200 or 877-ED-AID-4U (within Mass.) Eligibility: MassGrant recipients who meet certain who are undergraduate or graduate students and Fax: 617/536-0200 eligibility criteria including a 3.0 grade point have a minimum 3.0 GPA. Loan amount: up to Office of Student Financial Assistance average and an expected family contribution of $3,000 annually. Application: Available by (OSFA) zero. Award amount: $350 to $500. Application: February 1 at www.famemaine.com/html/educa- Massachusetts Board of Higher Education File the FAFSA between Jan. 1 and May 1. tion/applications.htm and at Maine colleges and 454 Broadway, Suite 200 Public Service Grant high schools. Revere, MA 02152 Eligibility: Child and/or widowed spouse of any Quality Child Care Education www.osfa.mass.edu Massachusetts fire, police or corrections officer Scholarship 617/727-9420 killed in the line of duty, or child of POW/MIA or Eligibility: Maine residents who demonstrate Fax: 617/727-0667 Massachusetts veteran killed in the line of duty. financial need and work as a childcare provider Clantha Carrigan McCurdy, Associate Vice Must enroll full-time at an eligible Massachusetts or intend to work in childcare. Award amount: Chancellor for Student Financial Assistance institution. Award amount: varies. Application: Up to cost of two courses per semester. Christian A. Herter Memorial Available from the OSFA. Application: Available at www.famemaine.com Scholarship Tomorrow’s Teachers Scholarship or by contacting FAME. Eligibility: Massachusetts residents attending 10th Eligibility: Massachusetts high school seniors who University of Maine System Scholarship or 11th grade who demonstrate academic promise rank in top 25 percent of their graduating class. A need-based grant. Application: File FAFSA and have overcome major adversity in their lives. Student must agree to teach in Massachusetts between January 1 and May 1. Award amount: Up to 50 percent of student’s public schools one year for each year of full or Visit www.famemaine.com financial need for undergraduate study in an partial scholarship received. Award amount: For information on nearly 150 scholarships, eligible program. Application: Contact OSFA. Maximum of tuition and fees at an eligible tuition waiver programs, Access to Medical Gilbert Grant college or university. Priority given to students Education and Access to Veterinary Education Eligibility: Massachusetts residents enrolled full- committing to teach in a subject area or geo- programs. time at an independent, regionally accredited graphic area where a teacher shortage is college in Massachusetts. Award amount: $200 to documented. Application: Contact OSFA or $2,500. Application: File the FAFSA between January visit www.osfa.mass/edu/teach. 1 and May 1. Contact financial aid office for addi- tional application requirements and deadlines.
28 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Tuition Waiver/Cash Grant New Hampshire Scholarship for Orphans of Veterans Eligibility: Massachusetts residents demonstrating New Hampshire Higher Education Eligibility: Scholarships available to New financial need who are enrolled as an undergrad- Assistance Foundation Hampshire residents whose parent(s) died as a uate student in a Massachusetts public college or P.O. Box 877 result of overseas military service. Certain other university, and have not received a bachelor’s Concord, NH 03302-0877 conditions apply. Award amount: up to $1,000 degree. Award amount: Up to the cost of tuition. www.nhheaf.org per year. Application: Contact Melanie Deshaies Application: File the FAFSA between January 1 and 603/225-6612 or 800/525-2577 at 603/271-2555. May 1. Contact college financial aid office for Fax: 603/226-7930 Private Financial Aid Programs application requirements and deadlines. René A. Drouin, President New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Massachusetts Educational Financing New Hampshire Higher Education (NHCF) Authority (MEFA) Center for College Planning 37 Pleasant Street 125 Summer Street, 14th Floor www.nhheaf.org/resource_center.htm Concord, NH 03301-4005 Boston, MA 02110 New Hampshire Education www.nhcf.org www.mefa.org 603/225-6641 800/449-6332 Loan Corporation www.nhheafnetwork.org Email: [email protected] Fax: 617/261-9765 Judith T. Burrows, Dir. of Student Aid Programs Thomas M. Graf, Executive Director Lender for FFELP loans, consolidation loans Hilary Miskoe DeAngelis, Assistant Director, Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus) and private loans. Student Aid loans if attending participating colleges, New Hampshire Postsecondary NHCF administers more than 250 separate funds consolidation loans and alternative loans. Education Commission to support education. Visit www.nhcf.org for com- MEFA Loan 3 Barrell Court, Suite 300 plete list and application information. Concord, NH 03301-8543 Eligibility: Borrower must be a parent, legal Adult Aid Program (Grants and Loans) guardian, spouse or other creditworthy party www.nh.gov/postsecondary/index.html Kathryn G. Dodge, Executive Director Eligibility: New Hampshire residents who are except the student. Loan amount: Up to the cost independent students; preference given to single of attendance, less financial aid received. Terms: 603/271-2555 Fax: 603/271-2696 parents with little or no postsecondary education 15 year repayment; fixed rate, variable rate and or training. Awards are need-based and portable home-equity option for additional tax deductibili- Judith A. Knapp, Coordinator, Financial Aid/Research and Studies to other New England states. Award amount: Up ty. Application: Request a MEFA loan brochure to $500 per academic term. Application: Deadline and application from participating Massachusetts State Financial Aid Programs is Aug. 15 for fall term; Dec. 15 for spring term; colleges and universities or directly from MEFA at Leveraged Incentive Grant Program and May 15 for summer term. Contact NHCF. 800-449-6332 or www.mefa.org. Email: Eligibility: New Hampshire residents who attend [email protected] Student Aid Program New Hampshire institutions and have completed (Scholarships, Grants and Loans) MEFA Student Alternative Loan freshman year. Colleges determine recipients Eligibility: Student is primary borrower, with co- based on need and merit. Award amount: Up to Eligibility: New Hampshire residents planning to applicant required on most applications, unless cost of education. Application: Contact college enroll in undergraduate or graduate programs at student has minimum verifiable income. financial aid office. accredited four-year colleges; students must demonstrate financial need. Additional require- American Student Assistance (ASA) Workforce Incentive Program ments for certain funds. Awards are portable to 330 Stuart Street Forgivable Loan Component: other New England states. Award amount: $100 to Boston, MA 02116-5292 Eligibility: New Hampshire residents enrolled in $2,500 annually. Application: Deadline is third www.amsa.com programs at New Hampshire institutions that lead Friday in April. Contact NHCF or visit 800/999-9080 to careers in fields that have been designated as www.nhcf.org. Fax: 617/728-4265 shortage areas. Award amount: Up to cost of Paul C. Combe, President Career Aid to Technical Students (CATS) education. Application: Contact college financial Eligibility: New Hampshire residents (age 17-24) Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus) aid office. planning to enroll in a program that does not loans, consolidation loans and private loans. Loan Repayment Component: lead to a four-year degree. Traditional two-year Nellie Mae Eligibility: Employees at New Hampshire busi- academic programs, vocational-technical degrees 50 Braintree Hill Park, Suite 300 nesses in careers in fields that have been desig- and licensing programs are all considered. Awards Braintree, MA 02184 nated as shortage areas. Award amount: up to are need-based and portable to other New www.nelliemae.com $1,500 first year to $3,000 in the fifth year. England states. Award amount: $100-$2,500 800/634-9308 Application: Available at www.nh.gov/postsec- annually. Application: Deadline is last Friday in John F. Marcus, President ondary/finwork.pdf. Submit between July 1 and June. Contact NHCF or visit www.nhcf.org. Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus) October 31. Telephone: 603/271-2555 ext. 356 loans, consolidation loans and private loans. New Hampshire Incentive Program Eligibility: New Hampshire undergraduates attending eligible institutions in New England. Award amount: $450 to $1,000 annually. Application: Deadline is May 1. Contact Sherrie Tucker at 603/271-2555.
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Rhode Island RISLA’s College Planning Center of Vermont Rhode Island Higher Education Rhode Island Vermont Student Assistance Corporation Assistance Authority (RIHEAA) (located in the Warwick Mall) (VSAC) 560 Jefferson Boulevard www.collegeplanningcenter.org P.O. Box 2000 Warwick, RI 02886 401/736-3170 Champlain Mill www.riheaa.org TDD: 401/222-6195 Winooski, VT 05404-2601 401/736-1100 Fax: 401/736-1184 www.vsac.org 800/922-9855 Rhode Island Family Education Loan 802/655-9602 Fax: 401/732-3541 Eligibility: Low-cost fixed-rate loan available to 800/642-3177 Email: [email protected] all families of students attending eligible Rhode Fax: 802/654-3765 William A. Hurry, Executive Director Island colleges and universities as well as to Donald R. Vickers, President Mary Ann Welch, Director of Program Rhode Island residents attending out-of-state Patrick J. Kaiser, Vice President, Student Services Administration institutions. Maximum loan amount: $15,000 per Vermont Incentive Grant Rhode Island State Grant year. Application: Contact RISLA. Eligibility: Vermont residents demonstrating Eligibility: Rhode Island residents enrolled at College Bound Loan financial need who enroll full-time in an under- least half-time in postsecondary programs leading Eligibility: Available to creditworthy undergraduate graduate degree program at in-state or out-of- to degrees or certificates. Students must demon- as well as graduate students. In some instances a state institutions, and have not earned a bache- strate financial need. Awards are portable co-signer may be required. Maximum loan lor’s degree. Award amount: $500 to $9,100 per throughout the United States, Canada and amount: Cost of education less any other aid year (2003-04). Application: File a FAFSA and Mexico. Award amount: $250 to $750 annually, received. Application: Apply at www.risla.com or grant application, available online or from renewable for three years. Application: File FAFSA contact RISLA. schools or from VSAC. before March 1. Email: [email protected] . Nurse-Reward Program Vermont Part-Time Student Grant CollegeBoundfund Academic Pharmacy-Reward Program Eligibility and Application: Requirements are the Promise Scholarship Teacher-Reward Program same as those for the Vermont Incentive Grant, Eligibility: Rhode Island residents enrolled full Eligibility: For qualified students who received except students must take fewer than 12 credits time in postsecondary programs leading to Stafford loans that were issued after July 1, 2000, per semester. degrees or certificates. Applicants must be high and are held by RISLA or one of its affiliate Vermont Non-Degree Grant school graduating seniors who demonstrate lenders. Program recipients are granted interest- Eligibility: Vermont residents enrolled in non- financial need and demonstrate academic prom- free loans for the first four years of repayment if degree course to improve employability or ise as evidenced by SAT or ACT scores, and achieve they meet certain conditions (specified for each encourage further study. Application: Available a minimum GPA to remain eligible. Awards are program below). Approximately 250 qualified from VSAC, or Vermont Department of portable to any Title IV eligible institution. Award graduates are eligible annually for each program. Employment and Training offices, vocational amount: $2,500 per year, renewable for three Application: Contact RISLA. centers, and colleges. years. Application: File FAFSA before March 1. Nurse-Reward Program: Applicants must be Scholarship Programs Email: [email protected] . a Rhode Island licensed registered nurse, per- Rhode Island Student Loan Authority forming nursing services in Rhode Island; be Vermont Student Assistance (RISLA) employed by a licensed Rhode Island health care Corporation-Assisted Scholarships 560 Jefferson Boulevard facility and work a minimum of 20 hours per Eligibility: Vermont residents who meet individual Warwick, RI 02886 week with responsibility for patient care. scholarship criteria. Award amount: $100 to 401/736-1190 $7,500, depending on particular scholarship. Pharmacy-Reward Program: Applicants Application: Contact VSAC for Unified Scholarship 800/758-7562 must be a Rhode Island licensed pharmacist Fax: 401/736-1145 Application and booklet describing scholarships and employed full-time by a certified Rhode available to Vermonters. TDD: 401/734-9481 Island pharmacy. Email: [email protected] Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus Charles P. Kelley, Executive Director Teacher-Reward Program: Applicants must loans), Vermont Value option with borrower Davis Souto, Director of Operations possess a minimum of a bachelor’s degree, be cer- benefits and alternative loans. tified by the State of Rhode Island, and be Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus) employed full-time by a public non-profit ele- VSAC Extra, Extra Law and Extra loans, consolidation loans and alternative mentary or secondary school in the state. Priority Medical Loans student loans. is given to teaching in the predicted shortage Eligibility: Independent students, students of www.risla.com areas of math, Spanish, ESL, science, special Vermont Law School or other VSAC-approved law Scholarship search: education and health. school, students of the University of Vermont www.rischolarships.com College of Medicine or other VSAC-approved med- ical school. Loan amount: Up to cost of attendance less estimated financial aid. ElectPay interest rate KEY discount available. Application: Contact VSAC. FAFSA Free Application for Student Aid (federal application required for all types of financial aid) FFELP Federal Family Education Loan (Stafford loans for students and Plus loans for parents)
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Bunker Hill 1 1. The higher education institutions listed in CONNECTION’S 2005 Community College DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES are authorized 250 New Rutherford Avenue 617/228-2000 2 to grant academic degrees at certificate, associate, bachelor’s, Boston 02129 FAX: 617/228-2082 master’s or doctoral levels. Colleges and universities are listed www.bhcc.mass.edu alphabetically by state with public institutions appearing first, followed by independent institutions. A separate section listing Founded in 1973; offers liberal arts, professional and 3 occupational programs leading to associate degrees and law and medical schools follows the state-by-state sections. postsecondary certificates; weekend college; eCollege Independent institutions listed are nonprofit except for the and other distance and individualized learning options; following for-profit institutions: Briarwood College, Gibbs credit and non-credit summer courses; joint admissions College, Goodwin College and Paier College of Art Inc. in program with state colleges; two campuses and five Connecticut; Andover College and Beal College in Maine; satellite locations; community education; and cus- Gibbs College and New England Institute of Art in Massachusetts; tomized training for business and industry. Hesser College and McIntosh College in New Hampshire; and Mary L. Fifield, President 4 New England Culinary Institute in Vermont. Jesse M. Thompson, VP, Administration Jane E. Milley, Interim VP, Academic & Student Affairs Information in the institutional listings is derived from a New Emily Dibble, Executive Dean, Institutional England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) survey conducted Effectiveness in the summer of 2004. Gretchen E. Manning, Dean of the BHCC Foundation 2. Institutions generally provide their main telephone and fax Pelonomi Khumoetsile-Taylor, Dir. of Diversity & numbers and the institution’s homepage on the World Wide Inclusion Web. (For telephone numbers of admissions offices, see the Sondlo L. Mhlaba, Dean, Arts & Sciences Lee Hines, Dean, Professional Studies section of each listing titled “Admissions Information.”) Beryl Davis, Dean of Nurse Education & Health Careers 3. Brief factual descriptions note the year the institution was Judith Burnett, Dean, Chelsea Campus founded, types of programs offered and degrees awarded. William Sakamoto, Dean, eCollege & Weekend College 4. The NEBHE survey asks campuses to provide the names and Robert Flynn, Acting Dean, Developmental Learning & Academic Support Services titles of senior campus officers. In general, the campus officers Janice Bonanno, Dean, Students Affairs listed include presidents, academic deans, chief financial officers Debra Boyer, Registrar/Dir. of Enrollment Services and undergraduate admissions and financial aid officers. Susan M. Sullivan, Dir. of Financial Aid 5. Most New England colleges and universities are accredited by Joanne Harrison, Interim Dir. of Publications the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), Accreditation...... NE, specialized 5 a regional accrediting body based in Bedford, Massachusetts. Academic Calendar...... semester 6 NEASC accreditation indicates that a college has purposes Student Body...... coed 7 appropriate to higher education, has the necessary resources Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,280 to achieve its stated purposes through educational programs, is $6,900/$2,280 8 substantially doing so, and gives reasonable evidence that it will RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Room and Board...... N/A 9 continue to do so in the foreseeable future. Accreditation by Housing Type...... no housing 10 NEASC applies to the institution as a whole; therefore it is not a Endowment...... $1,537,995 11 guarantee of the quality of every course offered. NE indicates that Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 213/9 12 an institution is accredited by NEASC. NE cand indicates that the Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 113/242 13 institution is a candidate for accreditation by NEASC. 14 Library Collection ...... 92,500 Some New England institutions and/or their individual programs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total are accredited by other accrediting bodies. Specialized indicates Total Enrollment 2,577 4,820 7,397 15 that an institution or one or more of its academic programs Undergrad Degree 2,310 3,070 5,380 carries such accreditation. Interested students should contact the Non-Degree 267 1,750 2,017 institution directly for information about such accreditation. Admissions Information: No exams required. 8/30 application deadline; $10 fee. 16 Phone: 617/228-2422 Email: [email protected]
32 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION In the case of the law and medical schools additional accreditation 12. Listing shows the total number of full-time employees (excluding is indicated as follows: faculty) and part-time employees (excluding faculty), in most cases AALS Association of American Law Schools as of Jan. 1, 2004. ABA American Bar Association 13. Listings shows the total number of full-time faculty and part-time AMA-AAMA American Medical Association-American faculty, in most cases as of Jan. 1 2004. Association of Medical Assistants 14. Figure refers to the total library collection. In most cases, reported AMA-CAHEA American Medical Association-Committee collections include printed volumes, micro-units, electronic titles, on Allied Health Education and Accreditation paper and electronic serials and periodicals. AOA American Osteopathic Association 15. Enrollment figures are for the fall 2003 term. The figures are LCME Liaison Committee on Medical Education reported by institutions based on a headcount of full- and part- 6. In a semester system, the academic year is divided into two equal time degree enrollment in undergraduate and graduate degree units. In a trimester system, the year is divided into three units. programs and full- and part-time non-degree enrollment. In a quarter system, the year is divided into four units. Other 16. Admissions Information is presented in a brief narrative and calendar systems include 4-1-4, which features two terms of four may include: examinations required by institutions as part of months each and a one-month intersession intended for experi- the admissions process or for placement after admission; mental or intensive study and variations such as 4-4-1 or 4-1-4-1. application deadlines and fees for first-year students; and 7. An institution's student body is classified as men for men only, information regarding special admissions programs and related women for women only or coed for men and women. deadlines. The admissions office telephone number, email address and website address are also provided. 8. Tuition/Fees generally refers to annual tuition and mandatory fees for a typical undergraduate (except in the case of institutions that The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam is not enroll only graduate students). Institutions listing tuition per credit generally listed; however most institutions require the exam of hour are footnoted as such. For public institutions, in-state tuition students for whom English is a second language. and mandatory fees are listed first; followed by out-of-state tuition Generally listed admissions examinations are indicated as follows: and mandatory fees. RSP Tuition refers to reduced tuition paid at ACT American College Testing Program public institutions by students participating in NEBHE’s Regional Student Program (see pages 18-22 for more information). Regular ACT/ASSETT American College Testing Program ASSETT Test out-of-state fees apply. Tuition and fees are current for the 2004- DAT Dental Aptitude Test 2005 academic year. Fees may include the cost of health insurance GRE Graduate Records Examination required by some institutions if students are not covered by compa- rable health insurance and may vary according to program of study. LSAT Law School Admissions Test The figures listed for Tuition/Fees do not include room and board MAT Miller Analogies Test charges unless otherwise indicated. MCAT Medical College Admissions Test 9. Room and Board Charge refers to average annual charges for OAT Optometry Admissions Test students living on campus and participating in a standard meal plan SATI Scholastic Aptitude Reasoning Test (formerly the SAT) (unless otherwise noted) during the 2004-2005 academic year. SATII Scholastic Aptitude Subject Tests (formerly known 10. Housing Type is categorized as: m – housing for men; as the Achievement Tests, institutions may require students w – housing for women; c – coed housing; and f – housing for submit scores from specific subject tests) families or married students. Some of the more popular special admissions programs include: 11. Listing generally shows the 2004 estimated market value of institutional endowment, unless otherwise indicated. Endowments Early Decision, in which the institution provides early under $1 million are not reported. In most cases, the value of notice of admission and requires a non-refundable deposit endowments listed in the law and medical school section are also if the student accepts the offer; and Early Notification, in included in the affiliated institution’s total endowment in the which the institution give early notice of admission and requires state-by-state listings. that students make a deposit that is refundable if the student decides not to attend.
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Connecticut Connecticut Public Population 2003 ...... 3,483,372 Board of Governors for Higher Education Valerie F. Lewis, Commissioner Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 Connecticut Department of Higher Education Public Two-Year: ...... 12 Four-Year: ...... 11 61 Woodland Street Independent Two-Year:...... 7 Four-Year: ...... 19 Hartford, CT 06105 860/947-1801 FAX: 860/947-1310 Degrees Conferred 2003 www.ctdhe.org Associate...... 4,727 Bachelor’s...... 16,038 Board of Trustees of Community Colleges Master’s...... 8,261 Marc Herzog, Chancellor First-Professional ...... 1,008 61 Woodland Street Doctorate...... 649 Hartford, CT 06105 860/725-6602 FAX: 860/566-6624 Higher Education Enrollment 2002 System includes Asnuntuck, Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Public Two-Year:...... 44,869 Four-Year:....64,481 Manchester, Middlesex, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern Independent Two-Year: ....2,577 Four-Year:....59,480 Connecticut, Norwalk, Quinebaug Valley, Three Rivers and Tunxis Community Colleges Foreign Enrollment 2003 ...... 6,603 Connecticut State University System Black, Native American, William J. Cibes, Jr., Chancellor Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic 39 Woodland Street Students as % of Total Higher Hartford, CT 06105-2337 Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 20% 860/493-0000 FAX: 860/493-0120 System includes Central Connecticut, Eastern Per-Capita Income 2003 ...... $43,173 Connecticut, Southern Connecticut and Western State Appropriation for Higher Education Connecticut State universities. Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2004 ...... $4.96
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; U.S. Department of Education; Institute for International Education; Bureau of Economic Analysis; and Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University
Public Institutions
Asnuntuck Community College Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Capital Community College $6,336/$842 170 Elm Street 860/253-3000 RSP Tuition...... $3,168 950 Main Street 860/906-5000 Enfield 06082 FAX: 860/253-3007 Housing Type ...... no housing Hartford 06103 www.ccc.commnet.edu www.acc.commnet.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 54/19 Formed in 1992 with merger of Greater Hartford Founded 1972; offers liberal arts, technical and occu- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/100 Community College (founded in 1967) and Hartford pational programs leading to postsecondary certificates Library Collection ...... 35,388 State Technical College (founded as the Connecticut and associate degrees. Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Engineering Institute in 1946). Offers liberal arts, Martha McLeod, President Total Enrollment 456 1,020 1,476 nursing, health careers, occupational, engineering Timothy Hurlock, Dean of Administration Undergrad Degree 370 460 830 and applied technology programs leading to certifi- Adrienne L. Maslin, Acting Dean of Academic Affairs Non-Degree 86 560 646 cates and associate degrees. Sue Cavanaugh, Affirmative Action Officer Admissions Information: No exam required. Booker DeVaughn, Interim President Marilynn Turner, Dir. of Development Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is John Arlauskas , Acting Dean of Administration Qing L. Mack, Dir. of Institutional Research available online at www.acc.commnet.edu Mary Ann Affleck, Academic Dean Donna Shaw, Dir. of Admissions and Marketing Doris Arrington, Dean of Student Services Phone: 860/253-3010 Donna Jones-Searle, Dir. of Financial Aid Linda Guzzo, Dean of Continuing Education Email: [email protected] Gail Labbadia, Dir. of Records Rubin Fisher, Dir. of Personnel Lynne Gregor, Dir. of Computer Services Jai E. Smith, Dir. of Student Activities Michael Moran, Dir. of Learning Resource Center John McNamara, Dir. of Development Accreditation...... NE, specialized Marsha L. Ball-Davis, Dir. of Admissions Academic Calendar...... semester Margaret A. M. Wolf, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body...... coed Lynn Davis, Registrar
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Roger Ferraro, Dir. of Computer Services Housing Type...... c Eastern Connecticut Carl Antonucci, Dir. of Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 492/149 State University Accreditation...... NE Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 395/461 Library Collection ...... 665,605 83 Windham Street 860/465-5000 Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Willimantic 06226 FAX: 860/465-5544 Student Body...... coed www.easternct.edu Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Total Enrollment 7,284 4,847 12,131 $6,336/$842 Undergrad Degree 6,777 1,863 8,640 Founded 1889; provides liberal arts, teacher education RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Graduate Degree 504 1,777 2,281 and professional programs leading to associate, bache- Housing Type ...... no housing Non-Degree 3 1,207 1,210 lor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; coop- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 92/103 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. erative education; summer session for degree credit. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 47/171 5/2 application deadline; $40 fee. David G. Carter, President Library Collection ...... 47,273 Phone: 860/832-3278 Michael E. Pernal, Executive Vice President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Dimitrios S. Pachis, VP, Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 848 2,533 3,381 Dennis A. Hannon, VP, Finance & Administration Undergrad Degree 771 1,880 2,651 Charter Oak State College Laura A. Tordenti, VP, Student Affairs Non-Degree 77 653 730 Kenneth J. DeLisa, VP, Institutional Advancement 55 Paul J. Manafort Drive 860/832-3800 Nancy Salter, Interim Dean, School of Arts Exams required for Admissions Information: New Britain 06053-2142 FAX: 860/832-3999 and Sciences selective programs. Rolling application deadline; www.charteroak.edu Patricia A. Kleine, Dean, School of Education/ $20 fee. Application is available online at Professional Studies & Graduate Division www.ccc.commnet.edu Founded 1973; offers year-round external degree pro- gram for adult students in interdisciplinary liberal arts Shelly Gimenez, Dean, School of Phone: 860/906-5126 leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees in general Continuing Education Email: [email protected] studies. Students earn credits based on faculty evalua- William J. Gammell, Planning Officer & Dir. of tion of courses transferred from regionally accredited Institutional Research Central Connecticut colleges and universities, some non-collegiate instruc- George Kahkedjian, Chief Information Officer State University tion, college-level tests, online or video based courses, Constance B. Green, Dir. of Equity & Diversity and special assessment, contract learning and portfolio Executive Assistant to the President 1615 Stanley Street 860/832-3200 assessment. Offers web-based and video-based courses. John M. Sweeney, Associate VP, Finance New Britain 06050 FAX: 860/832-1781 Students must have earned 9 credits prior to applying & Administration www.ccsu.edu for admission. David P. Trainor, Associate VP, Human Resources Founded 1849; awards bachelor’s and master’s degrees Merle W. Harris, President Edward H. Osborn, Dir. of University Relations in liberal arts, teacher education, business and technol- Helen K. Giliberto, Dean, Finance and Administration Joyce Wong, Dir. of Athletics ogy and other professional fields; awards doctoral Shirley M. Adams, VP of Academic Affairs Paul Bryant, Dean of Students degrees in education. Offers continuing education; Harry E. White, Dean, Development, Marketing James LoMonaco, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life cooperative education; study abroad; summer and & Enrollment Patricia Banach, Dir. of Library Services George F. Claffey, Jr. Dean & Chief Information Officer winter sessions. Kimberly Crone, Dir. of Admissions & Diane Goldsmith, Dir. of Institutional Research Enrollment Management Robert Aebersold, Interim President Lori Gagne Pendleton, Dir. of Admissions Kathleen Fabian, Registrar Frank R. Resnick, Chief Financial Officer Velma A. Walters, Dir. of Financial Aid/ Richard Savage, Dir. of Financial Aid & Elene Demos, Interim Provost and VP, Veterans Benefits Veteran’s Affairs Academic Affairs Patricia Derech, Registrar William M. Leahy, Operating Officer for Institute Hakim Salahu-Din, Associate VP/Chief of Planning Linda Larkin, Dir. of Academic Services for Sustainable Energy & Institutiuonal Effectiveness Sue Israel, Distance Learning Administrator Nicholas Pettinico, VP, Institutional Advancement Maryanne LeGrow, Dir. of Assessment Accreditation...... NE, specialized Margaret Toston, VP, Student Affairs Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar...... semester Richard Bachoo, Chief Administrative Officer Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Scott Evon, Interim Chief Information Officer Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $2,862/$2,694 Peter J. Kilduff, Dir. of University Relations Tuition/Fees1 ...... $145/ $9,264/$3,808 Myrna Garcia-Bowen, Dir. of Recruitment $205/ RSP Tuition...... $4,293 and Admissions Housing Type ...... no housing Room and Board Charge...... $7,266 Richard Bishop, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 48/10 Housing Type ...... c,w Fred Bonvicini, Interim Dir. of Residence Life Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/110 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 337/14 Thomasina D. Carr, Dir. of Affirmative Action Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 184/177 Susan Petrosino, Registrar Total Enrollment 0 1,816 1,816 Library Collection ...... 1,637,742 Jeanne Sohn, Dir. of Library Services Undergrad Degree 0 1,578 1,578 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 0 238 238 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Total Enrollment 3,691 1,404 5,095 Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: No exams required. Undergrad Degree 3,611 797 4,408 Student Body...... coed Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. Application is Graduate Degree 72 307 379 Tuition/Fees...... $2,862/$3,040 available online at www.charteroak.edu Non-Degree 8 300 308 $9,264/$4,154 Phone: 860/832-3800 RSP Tuition...... $4,293 Email: [email protected] Room and Board Charge...... $7,404 1tuition is per credit
36 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities Connecticut Public Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Admissions Information: No exam required. 9/2 Alfred Carter, Dean of Student Affairs required. 5/1 application deadline; $50 fee. application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available Thomas White-Hassler, Dean of Information Application is available online at online at www.gwcc.commnet.edu/admiss/html Resources & Technology www.easternct.edu/admis/index.html Phone: 203/228-52010 Lillian Ortiz, Dean of Institutional Development Phone: 860/465-5286 Email: [email protected] Melanie Haber, Associate Dean of Email: [email protected] Continuing Education James McDowell, Dir. of Finance & Housatonic Community Administrative Services Gateway Community College College Deborah Wilson, Dir. of Personnel 60 Sargent Drive 203/285-2000 900 Lafayette Blvd 203/332-5000 Charlene Tappan, Dir. of Communications New Haven 06511 FAX: 203/285-2260 Bridgeport 06604 www.hcc.commnet.edu Peter Harris, Dir. of Admissions www.gwcc.commnet.edu Ivette Rivera-Dreyer, Dir. of Financial Aid Founded 1966; offers more than 60 associate degree Lourdes Cruz, Registrar Founded 1992; after merger of Greater New Haven State and certificate programs in liberal arts, technical Randolph Fournier, Dir. of Library Technical College and South Central Community and occupational fields; continuing and cooperative & Information Resources College; offers programs in engineering technologies, education; business and industry services, and Jason Blosser, Dir. of Information Technology health care fields, computer science, business and summer sessions for degree credit. David Nielsen, Dir. of Planning, Research administration and office technology, hospitality Janis M. Hadley, President and Assessment management, liberal arts, human services, early child- Paul McNamara, Dean of Administration Voncille Wright, Dir. of Center for hood education, transportation technology and techno- Brenda Alexander, Affirmative Action Officer Student Development logical studies leading to postsecondary certificates Robert Thornton, Dean of Outreach Services Darlene Mancini-Brown, Dir. of and associate degrees; summer and winter sessions Lisa Montgomery, Dean of Students Facilities Management & Planning for degree credit. Anita Gliniecki, Dean of Academics Richard Calderone, Dir. of Safety & Dorsey L. Kendrick, President Laurie A. Hadad, Research Analyst Environmental Health Louis S. D’Antonio, Dean of Administration Deloris Curtis, Dir. of Admissions Cathy Manly, Dir. of Distance Learning Margaret Bauer, Dean of Research & Development Paul Marchelli, Dir. of Financial Aid & Educational Technology Wilson Luna, Dean of Students Edward Sylvia, Dir. of Records/Registrar Accreditation...... NE, specialized David Cooper, Dean of Learning Anthony Vitola, Dir. of Computer Services Academic Calendar...... semester Vincent P. Tong, Dir. of Institutional Research Nancy Blomstrom, Dir. of Library Student Body...... coed & Affirmative Action Officer Accreditation...... NE, specialized Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Richard Rees, Dir. of Information Technology Academic Calendar...... semester $6,336/$842 Robert Miles, Dir. of Career Services Student Body...... coed RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Tina McHugh, Dir. of Counseling Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Housing Type ...... no housing Vilandria Turner, Dir. of Development $6,336/$842 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 194/120 Evelyn Cernadas, Dir. of Public Information RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 84/217 & Marketing Housing Type ...... no housing Library Collection ...... 243,316 Catherine Surface, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 116/25 Cheryl A. Pegues, Dir. of Student Services Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 65/190 Total Enrollment 2,238 3,479 5,717 Jill Raiola, Dir. of Finance Library Collection ...... 50,000 David Swirsky, Registrar Undergrad Degree 1,706 2,357 4,063 Michele Cone, Dir. of Library Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 532 1,122 1,654 Lucille Brown, Dir. of Human Resources Total Enrollment 1,372 3,306 4,678 Admissions Information: Placement tests in Eng- Arthur Corda, Dir. of Facilities & Events Management Undergrad Degree 1,328 2,705 4,033 lish and Math required. Rolling application deadline; Wendy Samberg, Dir. of Educational Technology Non-Degree 44 601 645 $20 fee. Application is available online at Luis Melendez, Dir. of Center of Educational Services Admissions Information: No exams required. www.mcc.commnet.edu/admissions Raymond Zeek, Dir. of Financial Aid Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application Phone: 860/512-3210 Accreditation...... NE, specialized is available online at www.hcc.commnet.edu/ Email: www.mcc.commnet.edu/admissions Academic Calendar...... semester admissions/admission.html Student Body...... coed Phone: 203/332-5100 Middlesex Community College Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$284 Email: [email protected] $6,336/$842 100 Training Hill Road 860/343-5888 RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Manchester Community Middletown 06457 www.mxcc.commnet.edu Housing Type ...... no housing College Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, health, business and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 110/130 technical programs leading to postsecondary certifi- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 74/234 Great Path 860/512-3000 cates and associate degrees; continuing education; Library Collection ...... 55,732 Manchester 06040 www.mcc.commnet.edu summer session for degree credit. Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, occupational and Wilfredo Nieves, President Total Enrollment 1,526 4,061 5,587 technical programs leading to postsecondary certificates David W. Sykes, Dean of Finance, Administration Undergrad Degree 1,418 2,812 4,230 and associate degrees; continuing education; summer, & Planning Non-Degree 108 1,249 1,357 winter, and weekend sessions for degree credit. Frank G. Samuels, Dean of Learning & Jonathan Daube, President Student Development Alice Savage, Dean of Academic Affairs James Simpson, Dir. of Development Tom Bavier, Dean of Administration CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 37 Connecticut Public Institutions
Walter Clark, Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam David Levinson, President Susan Salowitz, Registrar required. 8/1 application deadline; $20 fee. Contact Bob Verna, Dean of Administration Lan Liu, Dir. of Learning Resources institution for special deadlines for certain health care John Fisher, Academic Dean Paul Carmichael, Dir. of Institutional Research programs. Application is available online at Virginia Dellamura, Dir. of Human Resources Accreditation...... NE, specialized www.nvcc.commnet.edu Peter O’Hara, Dean of Development Academic Calendar...... semester Phone: 203/575-8151 Madeline Barillo, Dir. of Public Relations Student Body...... coed Email: www.nvcc.commnet.edu Robert Jalbert, Dir. of Research Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Kim Csapo-Ebert, Dir. of Admissions $6,336/$842 Norma McNerney, Dir. of Financial Aid Northwestern Connecticut Erika Vogel, Registrar RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Community College Housing Type ...... no housing Accreditation...... NE, specialized Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 102/98 Park Place East 860/738-6300 Academic Calendar...... semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 35/69 Winsted 06098 FAX: 860/738-6439 Student Body...... coed Library Collection ...... 50,395 www.nwctc.commnet.edu/ Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1965; offers liberal arts, sign language $6,336/$842 Total Enrollment 752 1,648 2,400 interpreting, veterinary technology, early childhood RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Undergrad Degree 556 805 1,361 education, professional, occupational and technology Housing Type ...... no housing Non-Degree 196 843 1,039 programs leading to postsecondary certificates and Endowment...... $5,500,000 associate degrees; continuing education. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 144/154 Admissions Information: College Basic Skills Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 91/266 Assessment exam required. Rolling application Barbara Douglass, President Library Collection ...... 56,505 deadline; $20 fee. Application is available online Steven Frazier, Dean of Administration at www.mxcc.commnet.edu Jean A. Wihbey, Acting Dean of Instructional Fall 2002 Enrollment FT PT Total Programs & Services Total Enrollment 1,947 4,100 6,047 Phone: 860/343-5719 Undergrad Degree 1,494 2,690 4,184 Email: [email protected] John C. Norman, Dean of Student Development & Information Non-Degree 453 1,410 1,863 Josephyne Hollis, Dir. of Development Admissions Information: Basic Skills Placement Naugatuck Valley Grantley Adams, Dir. of Marketing/Public Relations Test required. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Community College Caitlin Boger Hawkins, Dir. of Institutional Research Application is available online at 750 Chase Parkway 203/575-8040 Beverly Schott, Dir. of Admissions www.ncc.commnet.edu/admissions Waterbury 06708 www.nvcc.commnet.edu Debra Reynolds, Acting Registrar Phone: 203/857-7060 Eric Hardenburg, Dir. of Computer Center Email: [email protected] Founded 1992; offers liberal arts and occupational Anne Dodge, Dir. of Learning Resource Center programs leading to associate degrees; continuing 1tuition and enrollment information from Conn. education; cooperative education programs; summer Accreditation...... NE, specialized Department of Higher Education, other informa- session for degree credit. Academic Calendar...... semester tion is from 2004 Directory; institution did not Student Body...... coed respond to 2005 survey Richard Sanders, President Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Jim Troup, Dean of Administration $6,336/$842 Patricia Bouffard, Dean of Learning RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Quinebaug Valley & Student Development Housing Type ...... no housing Community College Lucretia Sveda, Dir. of Enrollment Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 72/34 742 Upper Maple Street 860/774-1130 Rodney Butler, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 29/122 Joan Arbusto, Registrar Danielson 06239 FAX: 860/774-1130 Library Collection ...... 43,655 www.qvcc.commnet.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1971; offers liberal arts and occupational Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 510 1,033 1,543 Student Body...... coed programs leading to postsecondary certificate and Undergrad Degree 471 574 1,045 associate degrees; continuing education. Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Non-Degree 39 459 498 $6,336/$842 Dianne E. Williams, President RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Admissions Information: No exam required. David Bull, Dean of Administrative Services Housing Type ...... no housing Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application Susan Huard, Dean of Learning Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 200/50 is available online at www.nwctc.commnet.edu & Student Development Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 110/250 Phone: 860/738-6330 David Baty, Dir of Community Library Collection ...... 48,589 Email: [email protected] & Professional Learning Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Margie Huoppi, Public Information Assistant Total Enrollment 4,121 1,034 5,155 Norwalk Community College1 George Rezendes, Dir. of Institutional Research Non-Degree 4,121 1,034 5,155 Antonio Veloso, Dir. of Enrollment & Research 188 Richards Avenue 203/857-7000 Alfred Williams, Dir. of Financial Aid Norwalk 06854 www.ncc.commnet.edu Linda Lepine, Bursar Founded 1992; offers liberal arts, professional and Kevin Anderson, Dir. of Computer Services/ occupational programs leading to postsecondary cer- Telecommunications tificate and associate degrees; continuing education; Matt Hall, Dir. of Library summer session for degree credit. Michele Joyce, Dir. of Human Resources
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Three Rivers Connecticut Public Community College 7 Mahan Drive 860/886-0177 Norwich 06360 FAX: 860/886-6692 www.trcc.commnet.edu Founded 1992; offers liberal arts, general education, career and technical programs leading to postsecondary certificates and associate degrees. Non-credit courses are offered through the continuing education programs. Grace Sawyer Jones, President Joseph Anderson, Dir. of Administration Ann Branchinni, Academic Dean George Rezendes, Affirmative Action Officer Karin Edwards, Dean of Students Steve Goetchius, Dean of Information Technology George Rezendez, Dir. of Institutional Research Dan Zaneski, Dir. of Financial Aid & Recruitment
TUNXIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE Christine Languth, Registrar Mildred Hodge, Dir. of Learning Resources Accreditation...... NE, specialized Patricia Terry, Executive Assistant to the President Academic Calendar...... semester DonnaJean Fredeen, Dean, School of Arts & Sciences Accreditation...... NE, specialized Student Body...... coed Edward Harris, Dean, School of Communication, Academic Calendar...... semester Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 Information & Library Science Student Body...... coed $6,336/$842 James Granfield, Interim Dean, School of Education Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 RSP Tuition...... $3,168 George Appleby, Interim Dean, School of Health & $6,336/$842 Housing Type ...... no housing Human Services RSP Tuition...... $3,168 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 54/10 Sandra Holley, Dean, School of Graduate Studies Housing Type ...... no housing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 19/91 Sharon Brennan, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 69/50 Library Collection ...... 44,000 Lynn Kohrn, Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 71/230 Library Collection ...... 53,000 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Patrick Dilger, Dir. of Public Affairs Total Enrollment 510 1,061 1,571 Avon Dennis, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 488 874 1,362 Susan Cirillo, Dir. of Library Services Total Enrollment 1,009 2,613 3,622 Non-Degree 22 187 209 David Denino, Dir. of Counseling Services Undergrad Degree 964 2,155 3,119 Alvin Chai, Chief Information Technology Officer Non-Degree 45 458 503 Admissions Information: No exam required. Richard Riccardi, Dir. of Office of Management & Admissions Information: No exam required. No Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is Institutional Research available online at www.qvcc.commnet.edu application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available Patricia Whelan, Dir. of Extended Learning online at www.trcc.commnet.edu Phone: 860/774-1130 Mark Ceneviva, Dir. of Residence Life Email: [email protected] Phone: 860/383-5260 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Email: [email protected] Academic Calendar...... semester Southern Connecticut Student Body...... coed State University Tuition/Fees...... $2,862/$2,612 Tunxis Community College $9,264/$3,726 271 Scott Swamp Road 860/255-3500 501 Crescent Street 203/392-5200 RSP Tuition...... $4,293 New Haven 06515 FAX: 203/392-5727 Farmington 06032 FAX: 860/676-8906 Room and Board Charge...... $7,250 www.tunxis.commnet.edu www.southernct.edu Housing Type...... c Founded 1893; composed of seven academic schools: Endowment...... $6,000,000 Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, technological studies arts & sciences, business, communication, informa- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 882/27 and occupational programs leading to postsecondary tion and library sciences, education, health and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 396/330 certificates; associate’s degrees; continuing education; human services, extended learning, and graduate Library Collection ...... 1,371,033 summer session for degree credit; education and train- ing for business and industry. studies. Southern offers programs in liberal arts, Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total teacher certification, business, library science, nursing Total Enrollment 7,291 4,852 12,143 Cathryn Addy, President and social work leading to bachelor’s, master’s and Undergrad Degree 6,347 1,776 8,123 Colleen Keyes, Dean of Academic Affairs Ed.D. degrees. Continuing education, cooperative Graduate Degree 944 3,076 4,020 Kirk Peters, Dean of Student Affairs education, and summer sessions for degree credit. Keith Duclos, Dean of Administration Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Susan Dantino, Associate Dean of Cheryl J. Norton, President Applications accepted until the first day of classes; James E. Blake, Executive VP, Finance Institutional Effectiveness $40 fee. Application is available online at Leigh E. Knopf, Dir. of Marketing & Public Relations & Administration www.southernct.edu/admissions/ Ellen R. Beatty, Interim VP, Academic Affairs Michael Aldi, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Richard Farricielli, Interim VP of Student Phone: 203/392-5644 Peter McCluskey, Dir. of Admissions & University Affairs David Welsh, Dir. of Financial Aid Services
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Susan Juba, Registrar Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Judith Markiewicz, Dir. of Library Services required. 3/1 application deadline; 11/1 Early Action. required. 2/1 application deadline; $70 fee. 12/1 Early Donna LaGanga, Dir. of Workforce Development Application and Inquiry form is available online at Action deadline. Application is available online at & Continuing Education www.cga.edu/admissions/admissions.htm www.admissions.uconn.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 800/883-USCG Phone: 860/486-3137 Academic Calendar...... semester Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Student Body...... coed 1one-time entrance fee 1FY 2003; includes endowment held by foundation Tuition/Fees...... $2,112/$294 2Health Center enrollment not included $6,336/$842 RSP Tuition...... $3,168 University of Connecticut Housing Type ...... no housing Western Connecticut Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 113/57 Storrs 06269 860/486-2000 State University Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 60/150 www.uconn.edu Library Collection ...... 52,269 Founded 1881; offers liberal arts, teacher education 181 White Street 203/837-8300 Danbury 06810 FAX: 203/837-8283 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total and professional programs leading to postsecondary www.wcsu.edu Total Enrollment 1,365 2,618 3,983 certificates, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; Undergrad Degree 1,175 1,545 2,720 continuing education; cooperative education; summer Founded 1903; offers liberal arts, teacher education; Non-Degree 190 1,073 1,263 and winter sessions for degree credit. business and professional programs leading to associ- ate, bachelor’s, master’s and Ed.D.degrees; continuing Placement tests Philip E. Austin, President Admissions Information: education; cooperative education; summer sessions for required. No application deadline; $20 fee. Application Fred Maryanski, Interim Senior Vice Provost degree credit. is available online at tunxis.commnet.edu for Academic Affairs Loraine Aronson, VP & Chief Financial Officer James W. Schmotter, President Phone: 860/255-3555 Linda Flaherty-Goldsmith, VP & Chief Richard H. Sullivan, VP, Finance and Administration Email: [email protected] Operating Officer Eugene P. Buccini, VP, Academic Affairs Veronica Makowsky, Interim Senior Vice Provost Barbara Barnwell, Exec. Asst. to President for U. S. Coast Guard Academy of Academic Affairs Multicultural Affairs and Disability Services Ronald Taylor, Vice Provost for Multicultural Affairs Richard Gerber, VP, Institutional Advancement 15 Mohegan Avenue 860/444-8444 Janet L. Greger, Vice Provost of Research & Walter B. Bernstein, VP, Student Affairs New London 06320-8100 FAX: 860/444-8288 Graduate Education Jerry Wilcox, Dir. of Institutional Research www.cga.edu M. Dolan Evanovich, Vice Provost, & Assessment Founded 1876, offers bachelor of science degrees in Enrollment Management William P. Hawkins, Enrollment Management Officer civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical Suman Singha, Vice Provost for Academic Programs Maribeth Griffin, Dir. of Housing & Residence Life engineering, naval architecture & marine engineer- Dale Dreyfuss, Vice President for Administration & Irene Duffy, Registrar ing, marine & environmental science, operations Operations Services Lorraine Capobianco, Exec. Officer for research & computer analysis, government, and Michael Kerntke, Interim VP of Information Services Information Technology management. Graduates also receive a commission John Saddlemire, VP of Student Affairs Ralph Hoibaugh, Dir. of Library Services as ensigns in the U. S. Coast Guard. H. Samuel Miller, Associate VP of Student Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized Robert C. Olsen, Jr. , Superintendent Julie Bell-Elkins, Interim Dean of Students Academic Calendar...... semester Michael J. Lopez, Comptroller Scott Brohinsky, Dir. of University Communications Student Body...... coed D’Ann M. Campbell, Dean of Academics Brinley Franklin, Dir. of University Libraries Tuition/Fees...... $2,862/$2,651 JoAnn P. Miller, Civil Rights/EEO Offficer Jeffrey Von Munkwitz-Smith, Registrar $9,264/$3,765 James Sylvester, President, Alumni Association Glen O’Keefe, Bursar RSP Tuition...... $4,293 Richard Hartley, Public Affairs Officer Accreditation...... NE, specialized Room and Board Charge...... $7,050 G. Phillip Boeding, Registrar Academic Calendar...... semester Housing Type ...... c,w Douglas Wisniewski, Commandant of Cadets Student Body...... coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 324/253 Richard F. Roncone, Dir. of Information Services Tuition/Fees...... $5,772/$1,718 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 186/0 Patricia A. Daragan, Dir. of the Library $17,604/$1,718 Library Collection ...... 663,941 Susan Bibeau, Dir. of Admissions RSP Tuition...... $8,658 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE, specialized Room and Board Charge...... $7,404 Total Enrollment 3,907 2,172 6,079 Academic Calendar...... semester Housing Type...... c,m,w,f 1 Undergrad Degree 3,786 800 4,586 Student Body...... coed Endowment ...... $4,407,000 Graduate Degree 93 750 843 Tuition/Fees ...... $3,0001 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,675/198 Non-Degree 28 622 650 Room and Board Charge ...... included Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,107/33 Library Collection ...... 4,977,072 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Housing Type...... c required (SAT I preferred). 5/1 application deadline; Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 113/2 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 1 $60 fee. Application is available online at Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 58/6 Total Enrollment 20,728 5,428 26,156 www.wcsu.edu Library Collection ...... 208,568 Undergrad Degree 16,587 1,608 18,195 Graduate Degree 3,956 2,337 6,293 Phone: 203/837-WCSU Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: www.wcsu.edu/admissions Total Enrollment 983 0 983 Non-Degree 185 1,483 1,668 Undergrad Degree 983 0 983
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For Information on Lynn Alan Brooks, President Bruce Carpenter, Dir. of Technical Support/ Independent Institutions Andrea Hansen, Treasurer Information Services in Connecticut Angela Kiernan, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Judith Kirmmse, Affirmative Action Officer Kristine Gradowski, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Cate Moffett, Dir. of Student Health Services Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges Margaret Beliveau, Assistant to the President Accreditation...... NE 342 North Main Street, Suite 202 860/236-0900 Jack LeConche, Dean of Administration Academic Calendar...... semester West Hartford, CT 06117 FAX: 860/236-0910 Donna Yamanis, Dir. of Enrollment Management Student Body...... coed www.theccic.org Deborah Flinn, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $39,9751/ Barbara Mackay, Dean of Student Life Room and Board Charge ...... included Albertus Magnus College Cynthia Clark, Dean of Student Services Housing Type...... c Stephanie Crombie, Registrar Endowment...... $150,000,000 700 Prospect Street 203/773-8550 Lenne Klopfer, Chair, Computer Information Systems Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 478/77 New Haven 06511 www.albertus.edu Carissa DeLizio, Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 152/72 Founded in 1925, Roman Catholic liberal arts college Dolores Podhajski, Assistant to the President Library Collection ...... 1,291,817 awards associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Alyce Gould, Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Continuing education and adult programs leading Accreditation...... NE, specialized to business degrees at the associate, bachelor’s and Total Enrollment 1,757 92 1,849 Academic Calendar...... semester Undergrad Degree 1,701 26 1,727 master’s levels. Full-time evening program for Student Body...... coed working adults. Graduate Degree 7 5 12 Tuition/Fees...... $14,625/$220 Non-Degree 49 61 110 Julia McNamara, President Room and Board Charge...... $3,200 Jean Mann, VP for Finance Housing Type...... c Admissions Information: ACT or three SAT II William C. Shultz, III, VP for Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 17,473 subject tests required. 12/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 and 12/15 Early Decision deadlines. Robert Buccino, VP for Advancement & Planning Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Richard Lollatte, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Total Enrollment 389 199 588 Phone: 860/439-2200 Maureen Morrison, Dean of Students Undergrad Degree 389 193 582 Email: [email protected] Carolyn Behan, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Non-Degree 0 6 6 1comprehensive charge includes tuition, fees, Sister Charles Marie Brantl, O.P, Dir. of Assessment room and board & Institutional Research Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Gladys Ramos, Dir. of Financial Aid required. No application deadline; $25 fee. Application Eileen Perillo, Registrar is available online at www.briarwood.edu Fairfield University Diane Campanella, Dir. of Information Technology Phone: 860/628-4751 X108 Email: [email protected] 1073 North Benson Rd. 203/254-4000 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fairfield 06824 FAX: 203/254-4101 Academic Calendar...... semester www.fairfield.edu Student Body...... coed Connecticut College Tuition/Fees...... $16,290/$608 Founded 1942, a comprehensive Jesuit university offer- Room and Board Charge...... $7,550 270 Mohegan Avenue 860/447-1911 ing programs in liberal arts and sciences, business, Housing Type ...... c,w New London 06320 FAX: 860/439-2700 engineering and nursing leading to bachelor’s and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 85/14 www.conncoll.edu master’s degrees; University College for continuing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/169 Founded in 1911, awards bachelor’s degrees in 55 and summer studies. Library Collection ...... 120,000 traditional majors as well as student-designed courses Jeffrey P. von Arx, SJ, President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total of study. Awards master’s degrees in botany, chemistry, William J. Lucas, VP, Finance Total Enrollment 2,062 138 2,200 music, psychology, zoology and teaching, including Orin L. Grossman, VP, Academics Undergrad Degree 1,689 91 1,780 certification at the secondary level. George E. Diffley, VP, University Advancement Graduate Degree 373 47 420 Norman Fainstein, President James A. Estrada, VP, Information Services Admissions Information: SAT I required. Frances L. Hoffmann, Dean of the Faculty William P. Schimpf, VP, Student Services 4/1 application deadline; $35 fee. Application is Maria Cruz-Saco, Interim Dean of the College Martha Milcarek, Assistant VP, Public Relations available online at www.albertus.edu. Martha C. Merrill, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Phyllis A. Fitzpatrick, Dir. of Management Information Paul L. Maroni, VP for Finance Judith M. Dobai, Associate Academic VP for Phone: 203/773-8501 Enrollment Management Email: [email protected] Susan P. Wells, Controller Helen B. Regan, Interim VP for Advancement Karen A. Pellegrino, Dir. of Admission Erin Chiaro, Acting Dir. of Financial Aid Briarwood College W. Lee Hisle, VP for Information Services/ Librarian of the College Gary Stephenson, Dir. of Housing Mark L. Guglielmoni, Dir. of Human Resources 2279 Mount Vernon Road 860/628-4751 Ulysses B. Hammond, VP for Administration Raymond M. Bourdeau, Bursar Southington 06489 FAX: 860/628-6444 Aileen Burdick, Registrar/Dir. of Institutional Research Robert C. Russo, University Registrar www.briarwood.edu Bridget McShane, Dir. of Alumni Relations Patricia Carey, VP for College Relations/ Gene P. Doris, Dir. of Athletics Founded 1966; awards postsecondary certificates and Marianne Gumpper, Dir. of Graduate Admission associate degrees in business administration, allied Secretary of the College Elaine Solinga, Dir. of Financial Aid and Continuing Students health, office technologies and arts and sciences; Timothy L. Snyder, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences bachelor’s degrees in criminal justice and funeral Francis J. Shields, Dir. of Athletics Joan Evans Hunter, Dir. of Human Resources Evangelos Hadjimichael, Dean, School of Engineering service management; continuing education; summer Jeanne M. Novotny, Dean, School of Nursing session for degree credit. Jim Norton, Dir. of Physical Plant
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Tuition/Fees...... $13,892/$150 Hartford Seminary Housing Type ...... no housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 87/13 77 Sherman Street 865/099-500 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 14/64 Hartford 06105 FAX: 860/509-9509 Library Collection...... 5,500 www.hartsem.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1834; offers programs leading to master’s, Total Enrollment 951 203 1,154 Ph.D. and Doctor of Ministry degrees with seven areas Undergrad Degree 951 203 1,154 of focused study (Biblical studies, congregational stud- ies, Islamic studies and Christian-Muslim relations, Admissions Information: No exam required. No ministry in daily life, religious studies, spirituality and application deadline; $50 fee. Application is available theology and ethics); graduate certificates; non-credit online at www.gibbscollege.com certificate programs in Black, Hispanic and Women’s Phone: 800/845-5333 Leadership studies; educational outreach programs. Heidi Hadsell, President Goodwin College Ian Markham, Dean David Roozen, Dir. of Hartford Institute for FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY 745 Burnside Avenue 860/528-4111 Religion Research East Hartford 06108 FAX: 860/291-9550 Ibrahim Abu-Rabi, Co-Dir. of Macdonald Center for Margaret C. Deignan, Dean, Graduate School of www.goodwin.edu Education and Allied Professions the Study of Islam & Christian-Muslim Relations Norman A. Solomon, Dean, Dolan School of Business Founded 1962 as Data Institute; licensed by the state Jane Smith, Co-Dir. of Macdonald Center for the Study of Connecticut in June of 1999 as Goodwin College. of Islam & Christian-Muslim Relations Accreditation...... NE, specialized Offers programs leading to associate degrees in nurs- Efrain Agosto, Dir. of Programa de Ministerios Academic Calendar...... semester ing, computer systems technology, medical assisting Hispanos, & Chair, Center for Faith in Practice Student Body...... coed and business studies and certificate programs in Benjamin Watts, Dir. of Black Ministries Program Tuition/Fees...... $27,930/$485 English as a second language, office technology, Miriam Therese Winter, Dir. of Women’s Room and Board Charge...... $9,270 medical office, medical insurance billing and coding, Leadership Institute Housing Type...... c and computerized accounting. Kelton Cobb, Seminary Academic Advisor Endowment...... $142,641,000 Steven Blackburn, Librarian Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 503/332 Mark Scheinberg, President Scott Thumma, Professor of Sociology of Religion Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 221/260 Ann Clark, Vice President & Web and Distance Education Library Collection ...... 1,295,593 Judy Zimmerman, Dean of Academic Affairs Sharon Daddona, Dir. of Finance & Business Services Lilyne Hollingworth, Comptroller Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Daniel Noonan, Dir. of Enrollment, Marketing Roseann Lezak Janow, Dir. of Administration Total Enrollment 3,609 1,444 5,053 & Communications David Barrett, Dir. of Public and Institutional Affairs Undergrad Degree 3,357 291 3,648 Janet Jefford, Dir. of Curriculum Development Ron Lundeen, Executive Dir. of Graduate Degree 228 805 1,033 & Accreditation Institutional Advancement Non-Degree 24 348 372 Bryant Harrell, Manager of Information Systems Accreditation...... NE, specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Marilyn Nowlan, Dir. of Library Services Academic Calendar...... semester required. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. Barbara Brooks, Dir. of Career & Graduate Services Student Body...... coed 11/15 Early Decision deadline; 12/1 deadline for merit Tim Gilmore Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $1,2651/ scholarship. Application is available online at Guy LaBella, Dir. of Alumni Services Housing Type ...... no housing www.fairfield.edu Patricia Hickey, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment...... $40,000,000 Phone: 203/254-4100 Denise Schwabe, Assistant Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 35/15 Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... NE, specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/25 Academic Calendar...... semester Library Collection ...... 70,000 Gibbs College Student Body...... coed Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Tuition/Fees...... $12,200/$50 Total Enrollment 10 240 250 10 Norden Place 203/838-4173 Housing Type ...... no housing Graduate Degree 10 140 150 Norwalk 06855 FAX: 203/989-90788 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 42/13 Non-Degree 0 100 100 www.gibbscollege.com Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 19/47 Admissions Information: No exam required. Founded in 1991, one of nine Katharine Gibbs Schools Library Collection ...... 150,000 6/1 application deadline; $40 fee. in operation throughout the Northeast. Offers certifi- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 860/509-9512 cate and associate degree programs in visual commu- Total Enrollment 311 390 701 Email: [email protected] nications, computer network operations, computer Undergrad Degree 113 196 309 programming, digital media, e-commerce, fashion Non-Degree 198 194 392 1per course design and merchandising and office administration. Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Lorren West, President required for placement. No application deadline; Theodore Havelka, Vice President of Admissions $50 fee. Application is available online at Accreditation...... NE, specialized www.goodwin.edu Academic Calendar...... quarter Phone: 860/528-4111 X 230 Student Body...... coed Email: [email protected]
42 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities Connecticut Independent Holy Apostles College and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 12/8 Paier College of Art, Inc. Seminary Library Collection ...... 36,383 20 Gorham Avenue 203/287-3031 33 Prospect Hill Road 860/632-3010 Fall 2002 Enrollment FT PT Total Hamden 06514 FAX: 203/287-3021 Cromwell 06416 FAX: 860/632-3030 Total Enrollment 71 138 209 www.paiercollegeof art.edu www.holyapostles.edu Undergrad Degree 70 20 90 Non-Degree 1 118 119 Founded 1946; offers postsecondary certificates, diplo- Founded 1956; prepares seminarians for Roman mas, associate and bachelor’s degrees in fine arts, illus- Catholic priesthood and lay and off campus students Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam tration, graphic design, photography and interior design. required plus portfolio review. Rolling application for associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; distance Jonathan Paier, President learning program for master’s degrees; summer deadline; 3/1 for financial aid; $35 fee. Application is available online at lymeacademy.edu Daniel Paier, Vice President/Dean of Admissions session for degree credit. Francis Cooley, Dean of the College Very Reverend Douglas L. Mosey, CSB, Phone: 860/434-5232 X 112 & 136 Angela D’Urso, Dir. of Administrative Services President & Rector Email: [email protected] Maureen Paier, Finance Officer Reverend Maurice Sheehen, O.F.M.Cap., 1listing is from 2004 Directory, institution did John DeRose, Dir. of Financial Aid Academic Dean not respond to 2005 survey Lynn Pascale, Admissions Secretary Michael Fuller, Dir. of Development Maureen DeRose, Registrar Cynthia Toolin,Ph.D., Registrar Beth Harris, Librarian Clare Adamo, Head Librarian Mitchell College Susan Falato, Placement Counselor Accreditation...... NE, specialized 437 Pequot Ave 800/443-2811 Frank Lang, Dir. of Counseling Services Academic Calendar...... semester New London 06320 FAX: 860/701-5090 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Student Body...... coed www.mitchell.edu Academic Calendar...... semester Tuition/Fees...... $8,900/$125 Founded 1938; provides liberal arts, professional and Student Body...... coed Room and Board Charge...... $7,200 occupational programs leading to associate and bach- Tuition/Fees...... $11,200/$360 Housing Type...... m elor’s degrees. Housing Type ...... no housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 14/11 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 12/5 Mary Ellen Jukoski, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 14/13 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 12/32 Joanne Millovitsch, VP, Administration & Finance Library Collection ...... 60,252 Library Collection ...... 44,100 Jane Friederichs, VP, Academic Affairs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Kristen Lambert, VP, Advancement Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 71 170 241 Renee Fournier, Dir. of Communications Total Enrollment 175 116 291 Undergrad Degree 4 13 17 Donald Dykes, Registrar Undergrad Degree 175 72 247 Graduate Degree 66 83 149 Kevin Mayne, VP, Enrollment Management Non-Degree 0 44 44 Non-Degree 1 74 75 and Marketing Admissions Information: No exam required. Admissions Information: Interview required. Jacklyn Stoltz, Dir. of Financial Aid Portfolio interview required. Rolling application dead- Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Kevin Kelly, VP, Student Affairs line $25 applicatin fee. Application is available online Phone: 860/632-3012 Suzanne Risley, VP, Library & Information at www.paiercollegeofart.edu Email: [email protected] Technology Services/Chief Information Officer Phone: 203/287-3031 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Email: [email protected] Lyme Academy College Academic Calendar...... semester of Fine Arts1 Student Body...... coed Quinnipiac University Tuition/Fees...... $18,058/$972 84 Lyme Street 860/434-5232 Room and Board Charge...... $8,680 275 Mt. Carmel Avenue 203/582-8200 Old Lyme 06371 lymeacademy.edu Housing Type...... c,m,w Hamden 06518 FAX: 203/582-8906 Founded 1976; offers bachelor of fine arts degrees and Endowment...... $4,500,000 www.quinnipiac.edu three-year certificates in painting and sculpture. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 115/80 Founded 1929; offers undergraduate and graduate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 29/40 programs through the college of liberal arts, the Frederick S. Osborne, President & CEO Library Collection ...... 50,826 Sharon E. Hunter, Vice President for Academic schools of business, communications, health Affairs & Dean Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total sciences,law and the division of education. Gregory Bowerman, Co-Dir. of Admissions Total Enrollment 631 111 742 John L. Lahey, President Jessie McCoy, Co-Dir. of Admissions Undergrad Degree 631 79 710 Patrick J. Healy, Sr. VP, Finance & Administration James Falconer, Dir. of Financial Aid and Registrar Non-Degree 0 32 32 Kathleen McCourt, Sr. VP, Academic Affairs Sharon Koch, Dir. of Student Services Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Donald J. Weinbach, VP, Development & Loree Bourgoin, Dir. of Library required. Rolling application deadline; $30. 11/15 Alumni Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized Early Decision deadline. Application is available online Lynn Bushnell, VP, Public Affairs Academic Calendar...... semester at www.mitchell.edu Joan Isaac Mohr, VP and Dean of Admissions Student Body...... coed Phone: 800/443-2811 Dominic R. Yoia, Sr. Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $14,304/$900 Email: [email protected] Manuel Carreiro, Dean of Students Housing Type ...... no housing Carol Boucher, Assoc. Dean of Students Endowment...... $2,361,319 Dorothy Lauria, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 17/6 Valerie Carbone, Bursar
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Richard C. Ferguson, VP and Chief Information Phone: 860/548-2480 Saint Joseph College & Technology Officer Email: [email protected] 1678 Asylum Avenue 860/232-4571 Charles M. Getchell, Dir. of the Arnold Bernhard Library 1MSACHE accreditation Brad Saxton, Dean, School of Law West Hartford 06117 FAX: 860/233-5695 www.sjc.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Sacred Heart University Founded 1932; Roman Catholic college provides liberal Student Body...... coed arts, teacher education, professional and occupational 5151 Park Avenue 203/371-7999 programs leading to postsecondary certificates; bache- Tuition/Fees...... $21,540/$960 Fairfield 06825 www.sacredheart.edu Room and Board Charge...... $9,900 lor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; sum- Housing Type...... c Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, health sciences, mer session for degree credit. The Prime Time Program Endowment...... $133,430,018 management, education and pre-professional pro- provides bachelor’s-level study for working adults. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 451/64 grams leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s Evelyn Lynch, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 266/442 degrees; doctoral degree in physical therapy; continu- Maureen Reardon, Executive Vice President/Chief Library Collection ...... 483,531 ing education; cooperative education; summer session Operating Office for degree credit. Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Augusto Gautier, VP, Finance Total Enrollment 6,106 1,015 7,121 Anthony J. Cernera, President Clark Hendley, VP, Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 5,089 276 5,365 Paul Madonna, VP for Finance & Administration Rebecca Caldwell, Associate VP, Human Resources Graduate Degree 1,017 634 1,651 Thomas Forget, VP for Academic Affairs Kimberly Manning, Dir. of Admissions Non-Degree 0 105 105 Donna Dodge, VP for Mission & Planning Philip Malinoski, Dir. of Student Financial Services James Barquinero, VP for Enrollment Management Linda Geffner, Dir. of Library Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam & Student Affairs Richard Tuchman, Dir. of Institutional Advancement required for freshmen. 2/1 application deadline; $45 Karen Fraser, VP for Human Resources Mary Demo, Dean of Students application fee ($30 online application fee). Rolling Mary Young, VP for Institutional Advancement Accreditation...... NE, specialized admissions; complete applications are reviewed mid- Claire Paolini, Dean, College of Arts & Science November. Contact institution for special deadlines for Academic Calendar...... semester Patricia Walker, Dean, College of Education & Student Body...... women certain programs. Application is available online at Health Sciences www.quinnipiac.edu Tuition/Fees...... $21,370/$600 Stephen Brown, Dean, College of Business Room and Board Charge...... $9,225 Phone: 203/582-8600 Nancy Sidoti, Dean, University College Housing Type...... w Email: [email protected] Douglas Bohn, Assistant VP for Academic Affairs Endowment...... $13,200,000 & Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 251/44 Rensselaer at Hartford Eilene Bertsch, Assistant VP for Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 78/98 Dennis Benamati, University Librarian Library Collection ...... 120,094 275 Windsor Street 860/548-2400 Michael Trimble, Assistant VP for Technology Hartford 06120 www.rh.edu Michael Bozzone, Assistant Dean, College of Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 966 870 1,836 Founded 1955; formerly Hartford Graduate Center; Arts & Sciences Undergrad Degree 847 246 1,093 institution affiliated with Rensselaer Polytechnic Julie Savino, Dean of Student Financial Assistance Graduate Degree 96 129 225 nstitute awards master’s degrees in computer science, Larry Wielk, Dean of Students computer and systems engineering, engineering Karen Guastelle, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Non-Degree 23 495 518 science, electrical engineering, information tech- Alexis Haakonsen, Dean of Graduate Admissions Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. nology, business administration, management, Accreditation...... NE, specialized Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. Application is and mechanical engineering. Academic Calendar...... semester available online at www.sjc.edu Thomas Bittel, Communications Manager Student Body...... coed Phone: 860/231-5216 John Gonyea, Financial Aid Officer Tuition/Fees...... $21,990/ Email: [email protected] Doris Matsikas, Registrar Room and Board Charge...... $9,280 Brian Clement, Chief Information Officer Housing Type ...... m,w St. Vincent’s College Accreditation...... specialized1 Endowment...... $39,313,814 Academic Calendar...... semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 426/55 2800 Main Street 800/873-1013 Student Body...... coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 183/296 Bridgeport 06606 FAX: 203/576-5318 Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/ Library Collection ...... 260,892 www.stvincentscollege.edu Housing Type ...... no housing Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1991, awards associate degrees with majors Endowment...... $5,000,000 Total Enrollment 3,565 2,254 5,819 in nursing; cardiovascular technology, radiography, Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 52/5 Undergrad Degree 3,040 1,009 4,049 and medical assisting; certificates in diagnostic med- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 21/35 Graduate Degree 525 1,156 1,681 ical sonography, health care reimbursement specialist, Library Collection ...... 30,400 Non-Degree 0 89 89 medical office assistant, central sterile processing tech- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam nician, hospital coding specialist, multi-skilled assis- Total Enrollment 21 990 1,011 required. Rolling application deadline; 2/1 priority tant, health care management and health promotion; Graduate Degree 21 990 1,011 deadline: $50 fee. 10/1 and 12/1 Early Decision various continuing education classes. Admissions Information: No exam required. deadlines. Application is available online at John K. Fisher, President Rolling application deadline; $45 fee. Application is www.sacredheart.edu Joanne R. Wolfertz, Vice President/Dean available online at www.rh.edu/admissions Phone: 203/371-7880 Anita K. McCain, Dean of Academic Services Email: [email protected] Robert S. Trojanowski, Chief Financial Officer
44 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities Connecticut Independent Susan E. Abbe, Assistant Dean, Nursing and Allied Health Janice N. Faye, Dir. of Administrative Services Joseph Marrone, Dir. of Admissions Terry K. Hine, Chair, Radiography Program Holly Mulrenan, Chair, Medical Assisting Program Susan Capasso, Chair, General Education Virginia Stoeffel, Dir. of Continuing Education Donna L. Brooks, Administrative Assistant/ Human Resources Coordinator John Szantyr, Academic Counselor Joseph Macionus, Registrar Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $9,982/$450 Housing Type ...... no housing Endowment...... $3,758,801 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 14/6 UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 9/34 Library Collection ...... 18,000 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 48 317 365 Undergrad Degree 48 317 365 Admissions Information: No exams required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. Application Accreditation...... NE Rama Sudhakar, Interim Dir. of Communications is available online at www.stvincentscollege.edu/ Academic Calendar...... semester Kent Smith, Dir. of Institutional Research main-admissions.asp Student Body...... coed Larry Dow, Dean of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $18,150/$650 Kelly O’Brien, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 800-873-1013 Room and Board Charge...... $7,950 Fred Alford, Dean of Students Email: [email protected] Housing Type...... c Sharon Herzberger, VP, Student Services Endowment...... $1,444,000 Patricia McGregor, Registrar Teikyo Post University Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 76/63 John Langeland, Dir. of Information Technology Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/150 Richard Ross, Librarian 800 Country Club Road 203/596-4520 Library Collection ...... 195,870 Scott Reynolds, Secretary of the College Waterbury 06723 FAX: 203/756-5810 Kevin Sullivan, VP, Community & www.teikyopost.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 719 606 1,325 Institutional Relations Founded 1890; provides liberal arts, professional and Undergrad Degree 719 606 1,325 Accreditation...... NE, specialized occupational programs leading to postsecondary cer- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Academic Calendar...... semester tificates, associate and bachelor’s degrees; accelerated Student Body...... coed degree program; online degree programs. required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Students may also apply 5/15 of high school junior Tuition/Fees...... $30,380/$1,560 Jon Jay DeTemple, President year or 11/1 of senior year. Application is available Room and Board Charge...... $8,260 Scott Allen, VP, Finance online at www.teikyopost.edu/admissions Housing Type...... c Patricia Sanders, VP, Academic Affairs Endowment...... $365,000,000 Edward Lazarus, Senior VP Phone: 203/596-4520 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 428/62 Dan Mara, Associate VP for Athletics and Fitness Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 211/22 Donna B. Campbell, Dean of Records Library Collection ...... 1,621,670 William Johnson, Acting Dir. of Admissions Trinity College Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total William Villineau, Assistant Dean of Residential Life 300 Summit Street 860/297-2000 Total Enrollment 2,015 356 2,371 Annie M. Scott, Dir. of Information Technology Undergrad Degree 1,992 153 2,145 Tracy Ralston, Dir. of Library Services Hartford 06106 FAX: 860/297-2287 www.trincoll.edu Graduate Degree 9 100 109 Stephen Paulone, Dir. of Institutional Research Non-Degree 14 103 117 Mary Alice Ozechoski, Associate VP for Student Affairs Founded 1823, offers liberal arts and sciences, and Tami Christopher, Acting Dir. of Accelerated engineering programs leading to bachelor’s and mas- Admissions Information: ACT; SAT I & SAT II Degree Programs ter’s degrees; continuing education; summer session Writing; or SAT II Writing & two additional SAT II tests Patty Delbuono, Associate Dir. of Financial Aid for degree credit. required. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/15 and Ruth Sprague, Dir. of Advising 1/15 Early Decision deadlines. Application is available James F. Jones, Jr., President online at www.trincoll.edu Robert Tansley, Dir. of Campus Safety Michael D. West, Senior VP, Finance Carrie Gibbs, Dir. of Placement and Career Counseling Frank G. Kirkpatrick, Interim Dean of the Faculty Phone: 860/297-2180 Joseph Pardee, Dir. of Facilities Karla Spurlock-Evans, Dean of Multicultural Affairs Email: [email protected] Janet B. Faude, VP, Development & Alumni Affairs
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Services & Chief Information Officer Richard A. Zeiser, Dean of Admission J. Lee Peters, VP for Student Affairs & Dean of Students Suzanne Peters, Dir. of Student Financial Assistance Jane Benard, Dir. of Institutional Research Randi Ashton-Pritting, Dir. of Libraries & Learning Resources Doreen Lay, Registrar Susan Spies, Bursar Akbar Mitchell, Dir. of Residential Life Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $22,290/$1,190 Room and Board Charge...... $8,996 Housing Type ...... c,w Endowment...... $65,780,710 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 625/52 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 319/397 Library Collection ...... 834,169 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 5,106 2,139 7,245 Undergrad Degree 4,514 740 5,254 Graduate Degree 570 885 1,455 UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT Non-Degree 22 514 536 University of Bridgeport Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 87/254 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Library Collection ...... 1,407,762 126 Park Avenue 203/576-4000 required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. Bridgeport 06604 FAX: 203/576-4653 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Application is available online at www.bridgeport.edu Total Enrollment 2,055 1,110 3,165 www.hartford.edu/admission/ Undergrad Degree 1,003 258 1,261 Phone: 800/947-4303 Founded 1927; awards postsecondary certificates, associ- Graduate Degree 1,052 852 1,904 ate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in liberal Email: [email protected] arts, teacher education, professional, occupational and Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam technical fields; continuing education; cooperative required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Appli- University of New Haven education; summer session for degree credit. cation is available online at www.bridgeport.edu Phone: 203/576-4552 300 Orange Avenue 203/932-7000 Neil Albert Salonen, President West Haven 06516 www.newhaven.edu Thomas R. Oates, VP, Administration & Finance Email: [email protected] and Treasurer Founded 1920; provides arts and sciences, business, engi- Laurence M. Conner, Provost & Senior VP University of Hartford neering, hotel, restaurant and tourism administration Jeffrey Handler, VP, Enrollment Management and public safety programs leading to post-secondary Joseph Oravecz, Dean of Students 200 Bloomfield Avenue 860/768-4100 certificates, associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; Barbara A. Gabianelli, Exec. Assistant to the President W. Hartford 06117 www.hartford.edu continuing education; cooperative education; summer for Planning & Institutional Research Founded 1877; offers programs in art, arts and sci- session for degree credit. Barbara L. Maryak, Dean of Admissions ences, basic studies, business, education, engineering, Steven Kaplan, President David B. Oestreicher, Dir. of Residential Life health professions, music, nursing and technology Blake Cherrington Provost Valerie E. Powell Baldwin, University Registrar leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral Jim Shapiro, VP, Enrollment Management Chris Reidy, Dir. of Information Technology degrees; continuing education; cooperative education; Bill Leete VP, Student Affairs & Athletics Karen R. Smiga, University Librarian summer session for degree credit. Thad Henry, VP, University Advancement Thomas J. Ward, VP, International Programs Walter Harrison, President Jacqueline Koral, Dir. of Development Joan E. Florczak, Executive Assistant to the President Donna M. Randall, Provost Richard Eaton, Dir. of Public Affairs Robbie L. deLeur, Dir. of Financial Aid Charles Condon, University Secretary Rob Miller, Dir. of Institutional Research Sonya Kelepecz, Dir. of Development Beverly P. Maksin, VP, Finance & Administration Jane C. Sangeloty, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions John J. Daley, Dir. of Public Relations Lawrence Gavrich, VP, External Relations Rebecca Johnson, Associate Dean & Accreditation...... NE, specialized Thomas J. Perra, Associate VP & Treasurer Dir. of Residential Life Academic Calendar...... semester Katherine A. Black, Assistant Provost & Dean of Nancy Baker, Registrar Student Body...... coed Graduate Studies Vincent Mangiacapra, Chief Information Officer Tuition/Fees...... $18,300/$1,150 Guy C. Colarulli, Associate Provost & Dean of Hanko H. Dobi, University Librarian Room and Board Charge...... $8,400 Undergraduate Students Karen Flynn, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing Type...... c,m,w Arosha Jayawickrema, Assistant VP for Finance Accreditation...... NE, specialized Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 265/279 George Brophy, Exec. Dir. of Information Technology Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4
46 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities Connecticut Independent Student Body...... coed Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Harold H. Koh, Dean, Law School Tuition/Fees...... $21,120/$650 Total Enrollment 2,901 320 3,221 Jeffrey E. Garten, Dean, School of Management Room and Board Charge...... $9,095 Undergrad Degree 2,692 0 2,692 Robert J. Alpern, Dean, School of Medicine Housing Type...... c Graduate Degree 197 294 491 Robert L. Blocker, Dean, School of Music Endowment...... $6,500,000 Non-Degree 12 26 38 Catherine L. Gillis, Dean, School of Nursing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 453/165 Admissions Information: SAT I and SAT II Myra B. Smith, Dir. of University Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 178/235 (including writing) or ACT required. 1/1 application Jill M. Carlton, Registrar, Faculty of Arts & Sciences Library Collection ...... 930,242 deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 Early Decision 1 deadline; Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 1/1 Early Decision 2 deadline. Application is available Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 2,845 1,494 4,339 online at www.admiss.wesleyan.edu Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 2,000 516 2,516 Phone: 860/685-3000 Tuition/Fees...... $29,820/ Graduate Degree 845 914 1,759 Email: [email protected] Room and Board Charge...... $9,030 Non-Degree 0 64 64 Housing Type...... c Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 6,967/1,068 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Yale University required. Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 3,166/530 Application is available online at www.newhaven.edu New Haven 06520 203/432-4771 Library Collection ...... 20,000,000 Phone: 203/932-7319 www.yale.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Founded 1701; offers liberal arts and professional Total Enrollment 11,207 264 11,471 programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s, professional Undergrad Degree 5,278 9 5,287 and doctoral degrees. Graduate Degree 5,866 142 6,008 Wesleyan University Non-Degree 63 113 176 Richard C. Levin, President 222 Church Street 860/685-2000 Susan Hockfield, Provost Admissions Information: SAT I and three SAT II Campus Center FAX: 860/685-2001 John Pepper, VP, Finance & Administration subject tests or ACT exam required. 12/31 application Middletown 06459 www.wesleyan.edu Charles J. Pagnam, VP for Development deadline; $65 fee. Application is available online at Founded 1831; offers liberal arts and sciences pro- Dorothy K. Robinson, VP and General Counsel www.yale.edu/admit grams leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral Linda Koch Lorimer, VP and Secretary of the University Phone: 203/432-9316 degrees; continuing education. Bruce D. Alex&er, VP and Dir. of New Haven Email: undergraduate/[email protected] Douglas J. Bennet, President & State Affairs Marcia W. Bromberg, VP & Treasurer Peter Salovey, Dean of Yale College Judith C. Brown, VP for Academic Affairs & Provost Richard H. Shaw, Jr., Dean, Undergraduate Admissions Barbara-Jan Wilson, VP for University Relations & Financial Aid Michael Benn, Interim Dir. of Affirmative Action Jon Butler, Dean, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Justin Harmon, Dir. of University Communication Robert A.M. Stern, Dean, School of Architecture Stephen Porter, Dir. of Institutional Research Richard Benson, Dean, School of Art Nancy Hargrave Meislahn, Dean of Admission Harold W. Attridge, Dean, Divinity School & Financial Aid James A. Bundy, School of Drama Elizabeth McCormick, Dir. of Financial Aid James Gustave Speth, Dean, School of Forestry Anna van der Burg, Registrar & Environmental Studies John Meerts, Dir. of Information Technology Services Barbara Jones, University Librarian Peter Patton, VP, Secretary & Interim Dean of the College John Biddiscombe, Dir. of Athletics William Weitzer, Dean of Continuing Studies Pamela Tatge, Dir. of the Center for the Arts Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $31,436/$214 Room and Board Charge...... $8,474 Housing Type...... c,m,w Endowment...... $534,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 653/35 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 329/43 Library Collection ...... 1,558,007 YALE UNIVERSITY
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 47 When You Do The Math Connecticut’s Community Colleges Add Value
Connecticut’s economic growth depends on the education level and earning power of its workforce. With nearly 50% of the state’s public college and university undergraduates enrolled at the twelve community colleges, Connecticut students and businesses benefit. Over 96,000 credit and non-credit students each year gain improved career skills, better job opportunities, and a better quality of life. Seventy percent of students attend part-time while working toward a degree. • An associate degree graduate earns approximately $400,000 in additional income over a lifetime in comparison to a high school graduate • Graduates of community college occupational programs in 2000-2001 increased individual earnings by nearly $13,000 annually, according to statistics from the Connecticut Employment and Training Commission • Jobs requiring a two-year degree will grow by 31% between 1998 and 2008 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics • Students who transfer to complete a four-year degree through guaranteed admissions programs reduce the cost of education and student loans • In 2003, over 600 Connecticut businesses contracted for employee education and training with the community colleges A community college education makes the difference through: • A 21st century workforce for • Increased earnings – Allied Health and Bioscience • Reduced unemployment – Information Technology • Reduced welfare dependency – Insurance and Finance • Increased tax revenues – Manufacturing • Improved health habits – Teaching and Childcare • Reduced health care costs • Improved job opportunities • Reduced criminal justice costs This all adds up to a skilled workforce and economic prosperity for Connecticut.
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ne of the best small university Osystems in the country, the University of Maine System has seven distinctive campuses offering uncommon educational and environmental opportunities from the metropolitan south to the St. John River on The University of Maine the Canadian border. University of Maine at Augusta University of Maine at Farmington University of Maine at Fort Kent For more information, contact the University of Maine at Machias University of Maine System at University of Maine at Presque Isle 1-800-804-3200 University of Southern Maine www.maine.edu Maine Population 2003 ...... 1,305,728 Maine Department of Education Susan Gendron, Commissioner Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 23 State House Station Public Two-Year: ...... 7 Four-Year: ...... 8 Augusta, ME 04333-0023 Independent Two-Year:...... 6 Four-Year: ...... 12 207/624-6600 FAX: 207/624-6700 www.state.me.us/education/homepage.htm Degrees Conferred 2003 Associate...... 2,144 Maine Community College System Bachelor’s...... 6,158 John Fitzsimmons, President Master’s...... 1,349 323 State Street First-Professional...... 172 Augusta, ME 04330 Doctorate...... 56 207/629-4000 FAX: 207/629-4048 www.mtcs.net Higher Education Enrollment 2002 System includes Central Maine, Eastern Maine, Kennebec
Public Two-Year:...... 10,033 Four-Year:....34,817 Valley, Northern Maine, Southern Maine, Washington Maine Public Independent Two-Year: ....1,479 Four-Year:....17,005 County and York County Community Colleges Foreign Enrollment 2003 ...... 1,383 University of Maine System Joseph W. Westphal, Chancellor Black, Native American, 107 Maine Avenue Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Bangor, ME 04401 Students as % of Total Higher 207/973-3240 FAX: 207/973-3296 Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 4% www.maine.edu System includes University of Maine, University of Maine at Per-Capita Income 2003 ...... $28,831 Augusta, Farmington, Fort Kent, Machias and Presque Isle State Appropriation for Higher Education and the University of Southern Maine Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2004 ...... $6.40
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; U.S. Department of Education; Institute for International Education; Bureau of Economic Analysis; and Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University
Public Institutions
Central Maine Elizabeth Oken, Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: No exam required. Community College Michael Roy, Dir. of Financial Aid Rolling application deadline for all programs except David Gonyea , Dir. of Housing/Residential Life Nursing (1/31 deadline). $20 application fee. Applica- 1250 Turner St 207/755-5100 Ronald Bolstridge, Dir. of Registration and Records tion is available online at www.cmcc.edu Auburn 04210 FAX: 207/755-5493 Robert Boucher, Manager, Information www.cmcc.edu Phone: 800/891-2002 X 273 Technology Services Email: [email protected] Founded 1964; provides technical, occupational and Judith Frost , Dir. of Library Services transfer programs leading to certificates and associate Accreditation...... NE, specialized degrees in 25 areas including general studies and Eastern Maine Academic Calendar...... semester Community College liberal studies. Articulation agreements facilitate Student Body...... coed transfer to baccalaureate programs. Offers unique pro- Tuition/Fees...... $2,040/$645 354 Hogan Road 207/974-4800 grams in occupational health and safety, architectural $4,470/$645 Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/974-4608 and civil engineering technology and graphic RSP Tuition...... $3,060 www.emcc.edu arts/printing technology. Room and Board Charge...... $5,050 Founded 1966; offers technical programs and transfer Scott Knapp, President Housing Type ...... m,w education leading to associate degrees; continuing Gary Webber, Dir. of Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 23/4 education; summer session for degree credit. Patricia Vampatella, Dean of Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 51/58 Annee Tara, Dir. of Planning, Development Library Collection ...... 13,824 Joyce Hedlund, President & Public Relations Ron Turner, Academic Dean/Vice President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Robert Brown, Dir. of Finance Charles Collins, Dean of Students Total Enrollment 858 994 1,852 Diane Dostie, Dean of Corporate & Daniel Crocker, Dir. of Institutional Research Undergrad Degree 852 608 1,460 & Student Data Community Services Non-Degree 6 386 392
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Candace Ward, Dir. of Student Aid Admissions Information: ASSET test for general Northern Maine Timothy Conroy, Dean of Information Technology programs; HOBET test for allied health programs. Community College Karen Reilley, Assistant Dean for Library Rolling application deadline: $20 fee. & Media Services 33 Edgemont Drive 207/768-2700 Phone: 207/453-5035 Presque Isle 04769 FAX: 207/768-2831 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Email: [email protected] www.nmcc.edu Academic Calendar...... semester 1 fees are estimated Founded 1961; offers career and transfer programs Student Body...... coed 2 full-time equivalent enrollment reported, leading to certificates, diplomas and associate degrees; Tuition/Fees...... $2,040/$510 breakdown not available $4,470/$510 continuing education; summer session for RSP Tuition...... $3,060 degree credit. Room and Board Charge...... $4,052 Maine Maritime Academy Timothy Crowley, President Housing Type...... c Alan Punches, Vice President/Academic Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 64/2 Admissions Office 207/326-4316 William Egeler, Dean of Students Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 54/88 Castine 04420 www.mainemaritime.edu Gerald Donovan, Dir. of Finance Library Collection ...... 12,800 Founded 1941; offers technical and professional pro- Patricia Sutherland, Dir. of Development Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total grams leading to associate, bachelor’s, and master’s & College Relations Total Enrollment 932 1,147 2,079 degrees. Majors include international business and Sonja Fongemie, Dean of Continuing Education Undergrad Degree 884 535 1,419 logistics, marine engineering, marine transportation, William Casavant, Dir. of Admissions Non-Degree 48 612 660 marine science, small vessel operations, marina Norma Smith, Assistant Dir. of Financial Aid management, and power engineering. Thomas Richard, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life SAT I exam required for Admissions Information: Betsy Harris, Registrar some programs. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Leonard H. Tyler, President Richard R. Ericson, VP for Finance, Administration Barry Ingraham, Information Systems Manager Phone: 207/974-4680 & Government Affairs Peggy O’Kane, Assistant Dean of Learning Resources Email: [email protected] John Barlow, Academic Dean & Provost Accreditation...... NE, specialized Deidra Davis, Dean of Student Services Academic Calendar...... semester Kennebec Valley Capt. Jeff Loustaunau, VP for Student Services, CMDR Student Body...... coed Community College of Midshipmen & Port Captain Tuition/Fees...... $2,040/$197 Jeffrey Wright, Dir. of Admissions $4,470/$197 92 Western Ave 207/453-5000 Deidra Davis, Dir. of Financial Aid RSP Tuition...... $3,060 Fairfield 04937 FAX: 207/453-5011 James Sheridan, Dir. of Residence Life Room and Board Charge...... $3,600 kvcc.me.edu Tom Sawyer, Registrar Housing Type...... c Founded 1970; offers technical, liberal studies, and occu- Wendy Knickerbocker, Dir. of Library Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 56/7 pational programs leading to postsecondary certificates Richard Youcis, Dir. of Career Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 46/56 and associate degrees; continuing education; cooperative Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 12,888 education; summer sessions for degree credit. Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Barbara Woodlee, President Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 641 372 1,013 John Delile, Dir. of Finance Tuition/Fees...... $5,960/$1,085 Undergrad Degree 641 224 865 Kathleen Moore, Dean of Student Development $11,700/$1,085 Non-Degree 0 148 148 & Enrollment Service RSP Tuition...... $8,940 Admissions Information: ACT Asset Testing for Anne Connor, Dir. of Financial Aid Room and Board Charge...... $6,400 placement. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Lisa York-Lemelin, Registrar Housing Type...... c Application is available online at www.nmcc.edu Julie Hood, Dean, Information Technology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 136/26 Janet Sibley, Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 58/18 Phone: 800/535-6682 Karen White, Dean of Continuing Education Library Collection ...... 85,000 Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 748 13 761 Southern Maine Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 736 13 749 Community College 1 Tuition/Fees ...... $2,040/$660 Graduate Degree 12 0 12 2 Fort Road 207/741-5500 $4,470/$660 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam South Portland 04106 FAX: 207/741-5751 RSP Tuition...... $3,060 required. 6/30 application deadline; $15 fee. 12/20 www.smccme.edu Housing Type ...... no housing Early Decision deadline. Application is available online Founded 1946; offers technical, occupational and liber- Endowment...... $1,300,000 at www.mainemaritime.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 44/6 al studies programs leading to postsecondary certificates Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/68 Phone: 207/326-2206 and associate degrees; summer session for degree credit. Library Collection ...... 25,072 Email: [email protected] James O. Ortiz, President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Janet M. Sortor, VP & Dean of Academic Affairs Total Enrollment2 940 William Berman, Dean of Student Affairs Don Ladd, Dean of Administration & Finance Diane M. Vickrey, Executive Dir. of Planning & Affirmative Action Officer
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Linda Gabrielson, Interim Assistant Dean for Enrollment Services Scott MacDonald, Dir. of Financial Aid Lisa C. Dolan, Registrar Karen Field, Bursar Dorothy Mozden, Dir. of Library & Information Services Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $2,040/$650 $4,470/$650 RSP Tuition...... $3,060 MAINE, FORT KENT UNIVERISTY OF Room and Board Charge...... $5,730 Housing Type...... c Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 108/27 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 88/177 Maine Public Library Collection ...... 14,945 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,720 1,785 3,505 Undergrad Degree 1,673 1,055 2,728 Non-Degree 47 730 777 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,433/133 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 508/218 Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: Contact institution Library Collection ...... 3,750,000 Student Body...... coed regarding admissions or placement exams. Rolling Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Tuition/Fees...... $3,960/$705 application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available $9,600/$705 online at www.smccME.edu Total Enrollment 8,433 2,789 11,222 Undergrad Degree 7,283 1,004 8,287 RSP Tuition...... $5,940 Phone: 207/741-5800 Graduate Degree 1,054 670 1,724 Housing Type ...... no housing Email: [email protected] Non-Degree 96 1,115 1,211 Endowment...... $1,340,673 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 157/61 University of Maine Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 97/154 required (SAT I preferred); Rolling application dead- Library Collection ...... 81,876 168 College Ave 207/581-1110 line; $40 fee. Application is available online at apply.maine.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Orono 04473-9967 FAX: 207/581-1517 Total Enrollment 1,691 4,251 5,942 www.umaine.edu Phone: 207/581-1561 Undergrad Degree 1,633 2,843 4,476 Founded 1865; state’s flagship institution, enrolls stu- Email: [email protected] Non-Degree 58 1,408 1,466 dents in approximately 184 different areas of study. Admissions Information: No exam required. Awards bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. University of Maine at Augusta 9/30 application deadline; $25 fee. Application is Robert A. Kennedy, Interim President 46 University Drive 207/621-3000 available online at Janet E. Waldron, VP for Administration Augusta 04330 FAX: 207/621-3116 www.uma/maine.edu/applicationprocess.html Jeff Mills, VP for University Advancement www.uma.maine.edu Phone: 207/621-3185 Scott Anchors, Dir. of Advancement Operations Email: [email protected] Joe Carr, Acting Dir. of Public Affairs Founded 1965; offers liberal arts and occupational C. Thomas Skaggs, Dir. of Institutional Research programs leading to postsecondary certificates, Kim Johnston, Interim Co-Director of Admissions associate and bachelor’s degrees; summer session for University of Maine Tammy Light, Interim Co-Director of Admissions degree credit. at Farmington Peggy Crawford, Dir. of Student Financial Aid Charles Lyons, President 111 South Street 207/778-7000 Andrew Matthews, Dir. of Housing Services Richard Campbell, VP for Finance Farmington 04938 FAX: 207/778-8193 Peter Reid, Dir. of Student Records Joshua Nadel, Executive VP & Provost www.umf.maine.edu Dennis Casey, Bursar Sheri Stevens, VP for Administration John H. Gregory, Executive Dir. of Technology Grace Leonard, Dean of the College of Natural Founded 1864; liberal arts college offers programs in Joyce Rumery, Dir. of Library Services & Social Sciences teacher education, human services and arts and sci- Frank Bean, Dean of the College of Mathematics ences leading to bachelor’s degrees; summer session Accreditation...... NE, specialized for degree credit. Academic Calendar...... semester & Professional Studies Student Body...... coed Sheri Fraser, Dir. of Admissions & Advising Theodora J. Kalikow, President Tuition/Fees...... $5,100/$1,294 Lisa Bongiovanni, Dir. of Student Financial Aid Roger G. Spear, VP, Administration $14,490/$1,294 Deborah Begin, Dir. of Business Systems Allen H. Berger, VP, Academic Affairs & Provost RSP Tuition...... $7,650 Lauren DuBois, Dir. of Computer Services Valerie O. Huebner, Executive Assistant to the President Room and Board Charge...... $6,412 Thomas Abbott, Dean of Extended Campus Learning William W. Geller, VP, Student & Community Services Housing Type...... c,f Kathy Dexter, Dean of Student Services Thomas P. Donaghue, Dir. of Public Information Endowment...... $125,314,601 Tracy Gran, Dean of University College, Bangor Sharon M. Oliver, Dir. of Admission Ronald P. Milliken, Dir. of Financial Aid
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Hollie L. Ingraham, Dir. of Student Life Richard Cost, President fine arts, recreation management, history, English, Hazel Doak, Registrar John D. Murphy, VP, Administration teacher education, behavioral science and business Sharon L. Nadeau, Dir. of Business Systems Robert F. Scott, VP, Academic Affairs administration; cooperative education, summer session Franklin D. Roberts, Dir. of Library/Media Center Tamara Mitchell, Dir. of Human Relations for degree credit. Accreditation...... NE, specialized Jason Parent, Dir. of University Relations Sue Ann Huseman, Interim President Academic Calendar...... semester & Alumni Affairs Thomas Potter, Chief Financial Officer Student Body...... coed Donald Raymond, Registrar Cynthia B. Huggins, Acting VP for Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $4,650/$500 Melick Khoury, Dir. of Admissions Jean L. Schild, Coordinator of Student Resources $11,340/$500 Ellen Cost, Dir. of Financial Aid Susan L. Palmer, Dir. of Advancement RSP Tuition...... $6,975 Stephanie Cote, Assistant Dir. of Residential Life Mary Stover, Registrar Room and Board Charge...... $5,568 Sharon Johnson, Dean of Information Services Stewart Bennett, Dir. of Admissions Housing Type ...... c,w Accreditation...... NE, specialized Stephanie Larrabee, Dir. of Student Financial Aid Endowment...... $14,482,291 Academic Calendar...... semester Kimberly S. Page, Dir. of Student Life Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 301/61 Student Body...... coed Bert Phipps, Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 119/38 Tuition/Fees...... $3,960/$450 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 189,261 $5,950/$450 Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total RSP Tuition...... $5,940 Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 2,100 320 2,420 Room and Board Charge...... $2,562 Tuition/Fees...... $3,960/$555 Undergrad Degree 2,080 190 2,270 Housing Type...... c $10,320/$555 Non-Degree 20 130 150 Endowment...... $1,490,000 RSP Tuition...... $5,940 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 78/6 Admissions Information: No exam required. SAT Room and Board Charge...... $5,408 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 31/32 Housing Type...... c I scores will be considered if submitted. Rolling appli- Library Collection ...... 65,970 cation deadline; $40 fee. 12/1 Early Action deadline. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 65/20 Application is available online at Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/52 www.umf.maine.edu/~admit/index.html Total Enrollment 668 256 924 Library Collection ...... 89,900 Undergrad Degree 655 87 742 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 207/778-7050 Non-Degree 13 169 182 Email: [email protected] Total Enrollment 577 736 1,313 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Undergrad Degree 569 149 718 required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Non-Degree 8 587 595 University of Maine Application is available online at at Fort Kent Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam www.umfk.maine.edu/admissions/tools required. August 15 application deadline; $25 fee. 23 University Drive 207/834-7500 Phone: 207/834-7600 12/15 Early Action deadine. Application is available Fort Kent 04743 FAX: 207/834-7503 Email: [email protected] online at apply.maine.edu www.UMFK.maine.edu Phone: 207/255-1318 Founded 1878; offers liberal arts, teacher education, University of Maine at Machias Email: [email protected] nursing, business, e-commerce, environmental stud- ies, rural public safety, and professional programs 9 O’Brien Avenue 207/255-1200 Machias 04654 FAX: 207/255-4864 University of Maine leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees; continu- at Presque Isle ing and cooperative education; summer session for www.umm.maine.edu degree credit; distance education program in Nursing Founded 1909; offers bachelor’s degree programs in 181 Main Street 207/768-9400 (RN-Upgrade). environmental and biological sciences, interdisciplinary Presque Isle 04769 FAX: 207/768-9608 www.umpi.maine.edu Founded 1903; offers a variety of majors leading to bachelor’s degrees in teacher education, career and professional fields, health and human services, arts and sciences, and the natural environment. William Shields, Interim President Charles G. Bonin, VP, Administration & Finance Richard L. Kimball, VP, Academic Affairs Barbara J. DeVaney, Dir. of AA/EEO Jane F. Caulfield, Dir. of Development Erin V. Benson, Dir. of University Relations Gail R. Scott, Dir. of Grants Kurt O. Hofmann, VP, Enrollment Management & Student Services Barbara J. Bridges, Dir. of Financial Aid James D. Stepp, Dir. of Residence Life Sharon E. Roix, Registrar Brian Manter, Dir. of Admissions Gregory T. Curtis, Dir. of Library UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE
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Carolyn L. Cheney, Dir. of Personnel Karl Braithwaite, Dean, Edmund S. Muskie School of Housing Type...... c David St. Peter, Dir. of Physical Plant Public Service Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 37/7 Myrna McGaffin, Dir. of Student Support Services Joseph Austin, Dean, Office of Student Life Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 26/32 Linda Mastro, Dir. of Health Center Robert S. Caswell, Executive Dir. of Media Library Collection ...... 31,492 John Harrington, Dir. of Counseling & Community Relations Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE, specialized Steven Rand, Registrar Total Enrollment 342 143 485 Academic Calendar...... semester Dee Gardner, Dir. of Admission Undergrad Degree 339 78 417 Student Body...... coed Keith D. Dubois, Dir. of Financial Aid Non-Degree 3 65 68 Judith L. Johnson, Dir. of Institutional Research Tuition/Fees...... $3,960/$500 Admissions Information: Accuplacer placement $9,900/$500 Accreditation...... NE, specialized exam required for math and English placement. No RSP Tuition...... $5,940 Academic Calendar...... semester application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available Room and Board Charge...... $5,114 Student Body...... coed online at www.wccc.me.edu Housing Type...... c,f Tuition/Fees...... $3,696/$591 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 109/3 $10,224/$591 Phone: 207/454-1049 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 60/63 RSP Tuition...... $5,544 Email: [email protected] Library Collection ...... 791,245 Room and Board Charge...... $6,316 Maine Public Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing Type...... c,f Yo rk County Total Enrollment 1,079 467 1,546 Endowment...... $91,089,052 Community College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,016/296 Undergrad Degree 1,063 223 1,286 112 College Drive 207/646-9282 Non-Degree 16 244 260 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 407/276 Library Collection ...... 1,466,950 Wells 04090 FAX: 207/646-9675 Admissions Information: Placement tests www.yccc.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Appli- Founded 1994; admitted first class in fall of 1995; cation is available online at www.umpi.maine.edu Total Enrollment 5,871 5,136 11,007 Undergrad Degree 4,520 2,236 6,756 offers certificate and associate degree programs. In July Phone: 207/768-9532 Graduate Degree 1,203 1,191 2,394 2003, the college changed its name to York County Email: [email protected] Non-Degree 148 1,709 1,857 Community College. Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Patricia Ryan, President University of Southern Maine required. 2/15 priority application deadline; $40 fee. Paula Gagnon, Acting Vice President/Dean of Application is available online at apply.maine.edu Academic & Student Affairs 96 Falmouth Street, PO Box 9300 207/780-4141 John Rainone, Dean of Institutional Advancement Portland 04104-9300 FAX: 207/780-4933 Phone: 207/780-5670 John Sullivan, Director of Finance & Administration www.usm.maine.edu Email: [email protected] Vacant, Dir. of Admissions Founded 1878; offers liberal arts, technical and profes- David Daigle, Dir. of Financial Aid sional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, mas- Washington County Doreen Faulconer-Rogan, Registrar ter’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; Community College Eric Bourque, Acting MIS Administrator cooperative education; summer and winter sessions for Amber Tatnall, Dir. of Library & Learning degree credit. One College Drive 207/454-1000 Resource Center Calais 04619 FAX: 207/454-1026 Paulette Millette, Coordinator of Business Richard L. Pattenaude, President www.wccc.me.edu Samuel G. Andrews, Chief Financial Officer & Industry Services Grace Noonan Kaye, Interim Executive Assistant Founded 1969; offers comprehensive, post-secondary Monica L. Dumont, Administrative Assistant to the President transfer and technical education programs leading to the President Jospeh S. Wood, Provost & VP, Academic Affairs to postsecondary certificates, diplomas and Accreditation...... NE Rosa Redonnett, VP, Enrollment Management associate degrees. Academic Calendar...... semester Craig Hutchinson, VP, Student & University Life William H. Cassidy, President Student Body...... coed Elizabeth Shorr, VP, University Advancement Veronica Delcourt, VP/Academic Dean Tuition/Fees...... $1,632/$900 Kathleen Roberts, Executive Dir. of Campus Diversity Darin McGaw, Dean for Student & Community Affairs $3,576/$900 & Equity Arlene Wren, Dir. of Finance RSP Tuition...... $2,448 William Wells, Assoc. Provost, Technology, Cynthia Moholland, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Housing Type ...... no housing Information Systems & Libraries Managment/Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 34/12 Margo Wood, Assoc. Provost & Dean of Tessa Ftorek, Student Support Counselor Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 15/53 Graduate Studies Joyce Maker, Financial Aid Coordinator Library Collection...... 7,954 Judy Tizon, Assoc. Provost for Eric Mitchell, Dir. of Residential Life Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergraduate Education Chris Hicks, Dir. of Information Technology Total Enrollment 304 620 924 Luisa Deprez, Interim Dean, College of Education & Joline Cook, Interim Librarian Undergrad Degree 296 425 721 Human Development Accreditation...... NE, specialized Non-Degree 8 195 203 John Wright, Dean, School of Applied Science, Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: No exam required. No Engineering & Technology Student Body...... coed application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available Jane Kirschling, Dean, College of Nursing Tuition/Fees...... $1,632/$450 online at www.yccc.edu & Health Professions $3,576/$450 Phone: 207/646-9282 X304 Zark VanZandt, Dean, Lewiston-Auburn College RSP Tuition...... $2,448 Email: [email protected] Jack W. Trifts, Dean, School of Business Room and Board Charge...... $1,906 Colleen Khoury, Dean, School of Law
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 57 Independent Institutions For Information on Beth Bidlack, Librarian, Moulton Library Laurie Henderson, Dir. of Office Services Independent Institutions Laurie MacQuarrie, Assistant Librarian, Marc H. C. Bessire, Dir. of Bates College Museum of Art in Maine Moulton Library Christine Schwartz, Dir. of Dining Services Accreditation...... NE, specialized Accreditation...... NE, specialized Maine Independent Colleges Association Academic Calendar...... semester Academic Calendar ...... 4-4-1 College of the Atlantic Student Body...... coed Student Body...... coed 105 Eden Street 207/288-5015 Tuition/Fees...... $9,840/$160 Tuition/Fees...... $39,0001/ Bar Harbor, ME 04609 FAX: 207/788-4216 Room and Board Charge...... $11,038 Room and Board Charge ...... included Housing Type ...... m,w,f Housing Type...... c,m,w Andover College Endowment...... $1,127,038 Endowment...... $158,600,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 15/5 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 633/102 901 Washington Avenue 207/774-6126 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 8/17 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 163/27 Portland 04103 FAX: 207/774-1715 Library Collection...... 325 Library Collection ...... 946,565 www.andovercollege.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1967; offers programs leading to associate Total Enrollment 35 68 103 Total Enrollment 1,747 36 1,783 degrees; certificate programs, internship programs. Undergrad Degree 12 10 22 Undergrad Degree 1,746 0 1,746 Year-round sessions for all programs. Graduate Degree 23 32 55 Non-Degree 1 36 37 Steven Ingram, President & CEO Non-Degree 0 26 26 SAT is optional. 1/15 David L. Blessing, Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: No exams required. application deadline; $60 fee. 11/15 Early Decision Adrienne J. Amari, Dir. of Student Finances Admissions Information: 8/15 application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Round 1 deadlines; 1/1 Early Decision Round 2 Brenda J. Berry, Dir. of Student Services available online at www.bts.edu/admissions deadline. Application is available online at Renee Roach, Dir. of Education www.bates.edu/admissions Phone: 207/786-6000 Celia Dobson, Registrar Phone: 207/942-6781 X126 Email: [email protected] Stephen J. Horr, Dir. of MIS Email: [email protected] Martha T. Ott, Dir. of Library 1comprehensive fee includes tuition, fees, room Margaret Lamoreaux, Dir. of Business Services Bates College and board Accreditation...... NE Lewiston 04240 207/786-6255 Academic Calendar...... semester FAX: 207/786-6123 Beal College Student Body...... coed www.bates.edu Tuition/Fees...... $5,640/$685 99 Farm Road 207/947-4591 Housing Type ...... no housing Founded 1855; offers bachelor’s degrees in liberal arts Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/947-0208 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 18/ and sciences; and teacher education programs; unique www.bealcollege.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 14/15 4-4-1 academic calendar year offers fall, winter and five-week concentrated study term. Founded in 1891; offers associate degrees in allied Library Collection ...... not reported health, criminal justice, business studies, information Fall 2002 Enrollment1 FT PT Total Elaine T. Hansen, President technology, early childhood education, professional Total Enrollment 658 81 739 Terry J. Beckmann, VP, Budgeting & Accounting office technology and support, and hospitality. Jill N. Reich, VP, Academic Affairs & Dean Undergrad Degree 658 49 707 Deborah Crockett, President Non-Degree 0 32 32 of the Faculty William C. Hiss, VP for External Affairs Catherine Haskell, Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: No exams required. Victoria M. Devlin, VP for College Advancement Beth Lausier, Dir. of Financial Aid Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Bryan McNulty, Dir. of Communications Ellen Edwards, Registrar Phone: 207/774-6126 & Media Relations Ann Rea, Librarian Email: [email protected] James C. Fergerson, Dir. of Institutional Accreditation...... specialized 1Fall 2003 enrollment not reported Planning & Analysis Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Wylie L. Mitchell, Dean of Admissions Student Body...... coed Tedd R. Goundie, Dean of Students Tuition/Fees...... $5,535/$250 Bangor Theological Seminary Meredith H. Braz, Registrar and Dir. of Student Housing Type ...... no housing Financial Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 12/4 300 Union Street 207/942-6781 Czerny Brasuell, Dir. of Multicultual Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 5/14 Bangor 04401-4699 FAX: 207/990-1267 B Cecilia Zapata, Dir. of Affirmative Action Library Collection...... 6,966 www.bts.edu & Institutional Diversity Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1814; affiliated with United Church of Christ; Eugene Wiemers, Associate VP for Academic Affairs, Total Enrollment 224 121 345 an ecumenical seminary awards master’s of divinity, Dir. of Information Services & Librarian Undergrad Degree 223 108 331 master’s of arts and doctor of ministry degrees. Christopher D. Lee, Dir of Human Resources Non-Degree 1 13 14 William C. Imes, President A. Charles Kovacs, Dir. of Career Services Glenn Miller, Academic Dean Thomas P. Carey, Dir. of Security & Campus Safety Rebecca Wright, VP for Advancement Robert D. Bremm, Dir. of Physical Plant Brian P. Moody, Dir. of Student Services Susan R. Coffey, Dir. of Athletics Leta Bilodeau, Dir. of Public Relations Kerry A. Maloney, College Chaplain Michael Huddy, Dir. of Admissions Christy P. Tisdale, Dir. of Health Services
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Admissions Information: No exam required. Central Maine Medical Center Douglas E. Reinhardt, Associate VP for Investments Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. School of Nursing Mark Freeman, Dir. of Institutional Research & Assessment Phone: 207/947-4591 70 Middle Street 207/795-2840 Email: [email protected] Lewiston 04240 FAX: 207/795-2849 Accreditation...... NE, specialized www.cmmcson.edu Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Bowdoin College Student Body...... coed Founded 1891; offers professional nursing program Tuition/Fees ...... $39,8001 5000 College Station 207/725-3000 leading to associate degrees. Room and Board Charge ...... included Brunswick 04011-8441 FAX: 207/725-3123 Peter E. Chalke, President Housing Type...... c www.bowdoin.edu Charles Orne, Treasurer Endowment...... $321,584,0002 Founded 1794; offers a liberal arts program leading to Sharon L. Kuhrt, Director Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 389/99 bachelor’s degrees. Susan C. Baltrus, Associate Director Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 162/50 Lucille Webber, Chairperson, Admissions Committee Library Collection ...... 674,195 Barry Mills, President Keith Bourgault, Dir. of Financial Aid S. Catherine Longley, Sr. VP, Finance Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Kathleen C. Jacques, Registrar & Housing Officer Total Enrollment 1,768 0 1,768 & Administration and Treasurer Peter Miller, Chief Technology & Library Officer Craig A. McEwen, Dean for Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 1766 0 1,766 Craig W. Bradley, Dean of Student Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized Non-Degree 2 0 2 Betty Trout-Kelly, Executive Assistant to the President Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam for Institutional Diversity & Equity Student Body...... coed required. 1/1 application deadline; $55 fee. Maine Independent William A. Torrey, Senior VP, Planning Tuition/Fees...... $2,730/$1,085 11/15 Early Decision 1 deadline; 1/1 Early Decision 2 1 & Administration and Chief Development Officer Room and Board Charge...... $1,500 deadline. Application is available online at Nigel S. Bearman, VP, Finance & Controller Housing Type...... c www.colby.edu/admissions Phone: 800/723-3032 Scott W. Hood, VP, Communications & Public Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 6/0 Email: [email protected] Christine Brooks Cote, Dir. of Institutional Research Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 9/4 1 & Registrar Library Collection...... 2,575 comprehensive fee includes tuition, fees, room James Miller, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid and board Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 2 Stephen Joyce, Dir. of Student Aid Total Enrollment 115 15 130 as of June 30, 2003 Kimberly A. Pacelli, Dir. of Residential Life Undergrad Degree 115 15 130 Mitchel W. Davis, Chief Information Officer Admissions Information: SATI exam required. College of the Atlantic Sherrie Bergman, Librarian 3/1 application deadline; $40 fee. Tamara Spoerri, Dir. of Human Resources 105 Eden Street 207/288-5015 Jeff H. Ward, Dir. of Athletics Phone: 207/795-2843 Bar Harbor 04609 FAX: 207/288-3780 Kevin P. Wesley, Dir. of Alumni Relations Email: [email protected] www.coa.edu Anne Shields, Dir. of the Career Planning Center/ 1room only, no meal plan Founded 1969; offers liberal arts and teacher educa- Dir. of Fellowships & Scholarships tion programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s David D’Angelo, Dir. of Facilities Management Colby College degrees in Human Ecology. Accreditation...... NE, specialized Steven Katona, President Academic Calendar...... semester 4000 Mayflower Hill Drive 207/872-3000 Karen Waldron, Academic Dean Student Body...... coed Waterville 04901 FAX: 207/872-3555 Eleanor Courtemanche, Dir. of Development Tuition/Fees...... $30,944/$682 www.colby.edu Donna Gold, Dir. of Public Relations Room and Board Charge...... $8,054 Founded 1813; offers a liberal arts program leading Sarah Baker, Dir. of Admission Housing Type...... c to bachelor of arts degree; operates on a 4-1-4 Bruce Hazam, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment...... $450,000,000 calendar system. David Baldwin, Jr., Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 543/109 William D. Adams, President Judy Allen, Dir. of Information Systems Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 154/27 Jane Hultberg, Dir. of the Library Library Collection ...... 1,446,3461 W. Arnold Yasinski, Administrative VP & Treasurer Edward H. Yeterian, VP for Academic Affairs Jonathan Ehrlich, Dir. of Finance & Administration Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total & Dean of Faculty Carroll Gordon, Dir. of Public Information Total Enrollment 1,640 7 1,647 Janice Kassman, VP for Student Affairs Accreditation...... NE Undergrad Degree 1,636 0 1,636 & Dean of Students Academic Calendar ...... trimester Non-Degree 4 7 11 Stephen B. Collins, Dir. of Communications Student Body...... coed Admissions Information: No exams required, Parker Beverage, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $24,870/$375 except TOEFL for international applicants. SAT I Paul Johnston, Associate Dean of Students Room and Board Charge...... $6,732 and/or ACT scores considered if submitted. 1/1 appli- George Coleman, Registrar Housing Type...... c cation deadline; $60 fee. 11/1 and 1/1 Early Decision Raymond Phillips, Dir. of Information Endowment...... $11,002,898 deadlines. Application is available online at & Technology Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 54/10 www.bowdoin.edu/admissions/ Suanne Muehlner, Dir. of Colby Libraries Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 26/4 Phone: 207/725-3101 Douglas C. Terp, Associate VP of Administration Library Collection ...... 40,000 Email: [email protected] Richard A. Ammons, VP for College Relations
1 Sally Baker, Executive Assistant to the President and amount includes some duplication in print and Secretary of the College electronic format
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Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Maine College of Art Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 239 36 275 Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 229 11 240 Portland 04101 207/775-5032 Tuition/Fees...... $4,500/$55 Graduate Degree 10 0 10 97 Spring Street FAX: 207/775-5069 Housing Type ...... no housing Non-Degree 0 25 25 www.meca.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1/4 Admissions Information: No exams required. Founded 1882; offers professional visual art and design Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 3/5 2/15 application deadline; $45 fee. 12/1 and 1/10 programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s of fine Library Collection ...... 12,000 Early Decision deadlines. Application is available arts degrees; continuing and professional education; Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total online at www.coa.edu summer sessions. Total Enrollment 10 44 54 Phone: 207/288-5015 x230 Christine J. Vincent, President Undergrad Degree 10 31 41 Email: [email protected] Elizabeth Elicker, VP, Administration & Finance Non-Degree 0 13 13 Greg Murphy, VP, Academic Affairs & Dean Admissions Information: No exams required. of the College Open application deadline. $25 fee. Husson College Tim Kane, VP, Advancement & College Relations Debbie Jordan, VP, Enollment Management Phone: 207/799-5979 One College Circle 207/941-7000 Email: [email protected] Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/941-7988 Joshua Bergey, Dean of Admissions www.husson.edu Michelle Leclerc, Dir. of Financial Aid Carmita McCoy, Dean of Students/ New England School of Founded 1898; provides accounting, business, Dir. of Student Affairs Communications computer information systems, psychology, criminal Anne Dennison, Registrar justice, paralegal studies, nursing, physical therapy, Bucky Bohrmann, Dir. of Technology Support One College Circle 207/941-7176 occupational therapy, education, English and other Margaret Boylan, Librarian Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/947-3987 professional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s Toby Kamps, Dir. of the Institute for www.nescom.edu and master’s degrees; continuing education; online Contemporary Art Founded in 1981, located on the Husson College courses for nursing; summer session and campus; offers bachelor’s and associate degrees in cooperative education. Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester communications and certificates in broadcasting. William Beardsley, President Student Body...... coed School is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Husson John Porter, VP of Administration & Controller Tuition/Fees...... $21,850/$493 College. Major areas of concentration include: televi- Robert Smith, Chief Academic Officer Room and Board Charge...... $8,406 sion production, audio engineering, web design, John Rubino, Dean of the College Housing Type...... c radio and television announcing and production, Paul Husson, Dir. of Alumni & International Affairs Endowment...... $3,300,000 marketing, advertising and public relations. Julie Green, Dir. of Public Relations Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 51/21 George E. Wildey, President Jane Goodwin, Dir. of Admisisons Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 26/38 Nikki Rediker, Dir. of Financial Aid Linda Conant, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection ...... 24,885 Benjamin E. Haskell, Dean Frances Tracy, Dir. of Residential Life Kim Nason, Office Administrator Donna Townsend, Registrar Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 433 26 459 Mark Nason, Dir. of Alumni Kevin Casy, Dir. of Information Technology Louise Grant, Dir. of Admissions Amy Averre, Head Librarian Undergrad Degree 403 24 427 Graduate Degree 30 0 30 David C. Maclaughlin, Dir. of Technology Accreditation...... NE, specialized Non-Degree 0 2 2 Amy Averre, Librarian Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: No exams required. Accreditation...... specialized Student Body...... coed Academic Calendar...... semester Tuition/Fees...... $10,800/$250 Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Application is available online at www.meca.edu Student Body...... coed Room and Board Charge...... $5,860 Tuition/Fees...... $8,590/$550 Housing Type...... c Phone: 207/775-3052 Room and Board Charge...... $5,900 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 180/42 Email: [email protected] Housing Type...... c Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 46/57 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 12/1 Library Collection ...... 11,747 New England Bible College Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 6/28 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection ...... 42,000 879 Sawyer St 207/799-5979 Total Enrollment 1,195 790 1,985 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 1,133 583 1,716 P.O. Box 2886 FAX: 207/799-6586 So. Portland 04116-2886 www.nebc.edu Total Enrollment 205 5 210 Graduate Degree 62 207 269 Undergrad Degree 203 5 208 Admissions Information: SAT I and/or ACT exam Founded 1980; offers bachelor’s degrees with majors Non-Degree 2 0 2 in Christian Ministry, Bible and Theology and Bible required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. 12/15 Admissions Information: Aptitude test required at Early Action deadline. Application is available online and Missions. A one-year Bible certificate program is also available. time of admissions interview. Open enrollment; $15 at www.husson.edu fee. Application is available online at www.nescom.edu Jack Christensen, Interim President /Chancellor Phone: 207/941-7100 Phone: 207/941-7176 X1093 Email: [email protected] Susan Schriver, Academic Dean RaeJean Webber, Registrar Email: [email protected]
60 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
Saint Joseph’s College of Maine1 278 Whites Bridge Road 207/893-7746 Standish 04084 FAX: 207/893-7862 www.sjcme.edu Founded 1912; Roman Catholic college sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy offers liberal arts and profes- sional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; on campus programs and distance education program. David House, President Joseph Cook, Interim VP, Finance and Administration Daniel Sheridan, VP, Academic Affairs and Dean of the College Robert Sullivan, VP, Institutional Advancement William McCarthy, Dir. of Marketing COMMUNICATIONS SCHOOL OF NEW ENGLAND and Public Relations Alexander Popovics, VP, Enrollment Management
Andrea Cross, Dir. of Financial Aid Maine Independent Mary McVeigh, Bursar Gayle Langis, Dir. of Information Systems Natalie Hutchinson, Dir. of Library Services Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $17,430/$640 Room and Board Charge...... $7,530 George R. Spann, President 1 Housing Type...... c,m,w Unity College Beth B. Gibbs, VP, Financial Affairs & Treasurer Endowment...... $7,698,062 Thomas Edwards, VP, Academic Affairs 90 Quaker Hill Road 207/948-3131 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 158/40 Eric Rolfson, VP, Institutional Advancement Unity 04988 FAX: 207/948-8277 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 51/141 Robert B. Callahan, VP, Enrollment Management www.unity.edu Library Collection ...... 78,875 Christopher Rhoda, VP, Information Founded 1965; specializes in undergraduate degree Fall 2002 Enrollment FT PT Total Technology Services programs focusing on environmental science, natural Total Enrollment 944 31 975 Angela Dostie, Dir., Financial Aid resource management and outdoor recreation. Undergrad Degree 940 17 957 Lisa Desautels-Poliquin, Dean, Student David C. Glenn-Lewin, President Non-Degree 4 14 18 Financial Services Roger Jolin, VP, Finance Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Valerie Sirois, Registrar Deborah Walters, Dean of the College required. No application deadline; No fee. 11/7, 11/10, Stephen LaRochelle, Librarian Kathy Jo King, Dir. of College Communications 11/17 Early Action closing deadlines. Application is William Schissler, Dir., Career Services Kay Fiedler, Dir. of Admissions available online at www.sjcme.edu/admission Accreditation...... NE Rand Newell, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 800/338-7057 Academic Calendar...... semester Stephen S. Nason, Dir. of Residence Life Email: [email protected] Student Body...... coed Holly A. Hein, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $15,150/$370 Robert Doan, Dir. of Quimby Library 1listing is from 2004 Directory, institution did not respond to 2005 survey Room and Board Charge...... $6,760 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Housing Type...... c Academic Calendar...... semester Endowment...... $1,926,230 Student Body...... coed Thomas College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 54/7 Tuition/Fees...... $13,730/$630 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 23/47 Room and Board Charge...... $5,500 180 West River Road 207/859-1111 Library Collection ...... 35,500 Waterville 04901 FAX: 207/859-1114 Housing Type...... c www.thomas.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $2,000,000 Total Enrollment 548 281 829 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 67/24 Founded 1894; offers associate programs in account- Undergrad Degree 542 153 695 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/15 ing, arts and sciences, business and CIS. Offers bache- Graduate Degree 6 128 134 Library Collection ...... 55,406 lor’s degree programs in accounting, communica- tions-English concentration or public relations/mar- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Fall 2001 Enrollment FT PT Total keting, computers, criminal justice, elementary educa- required for bachelor’s degree programs. No applica- Total Enrollment 393 48 441 tion, finance/economics, management, marketing, tion deadline; $35 application fee. 12/15 Early Deci- Undergrad Degree 393 47 440 psychology, sports management. Master’s degree prog- sion deadline. Application is available online at Non-Degree 0 1 1 arms offered in business administration, business www.thomas.edu administration-human resource management and Phone: 207/859-1111 science-computer technology education. Email: [email protected]
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Admissions Information: No exams required. Jacque Carter, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Application is Vernon Moore, Dean, College of Health Professions OUT-OF-STATE available online at www.unity.edu Stephen Shannon, Dean, College of Phone: 800/624-1024 Osteopathic Medicine Email: [email protected] Barbara Hazard, Dean of Students TUITION BREAK 1listing is from 2003 Directory; institution did not Accreditation...... NE, specialized respond to 2004 or 2005 surveys Academic Calendar...... semester AT MAINE Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $20,225/$690 PUBLIC COLLEGES! University of New England Room and Board Charge...... $8,155 Housing Type ...... c,w 11 Hills Beach Road 207/283-0170 Endowment...... $21,248,969 Biddeford 04005 www.une.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 426/84 FOR RESIDENTS OF Founded 1831; offers undergraduate degrees in Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 159/24 Connecticut health sciences, natural sciences, social sciences, Library Collection ...... 184,137 Massachusetts liberal arts, education and business administration; Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total graduate degrees in professional and occupational Total Enrollment 2,156 1,036 3,192 New Hampshire programs; doctor of osteopathic medicine; graduate Undergrad Degree 1,220 107 1,327 Rhode Island certificate programs; continuing education; and Graduate Degree 869 711 1,580 teacher certification. Non-Degree 67 218 285 Vermont ... Sandra Featherman, President Admissions Information: No exams required. Lemuel Berry, VP for Academic Affairs Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Bernard Chretien, VP for Business and Finance available online at www.une.edu ENROLLED IN Andrew Golub, VP for Information Resources Approved majors Edward Legg, VP for University Relations Phone: 207/283-0170 Alan Liebrecht, Dean of Admissions Email: [email protected] at University of Maine & Enrollment Management campuses or Maine community colleges.
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62 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Hardly a fitting legacy for the woman owe a huge debt to her sharp creative who, despite getting a late start at the mind and fierce perfectionism. positively elderly age of 17, became And to think she could have made the mother of American it her entire life without experiencing interpretive dance. the arts. Just like so many kids today. With verve and nearly Each day, more and more of the single-handedly, Martha arts are being completely drained from
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Massachusetts Population 2003 ...... 6,433,422 Massachusetts Board of Higher Education Judith I. Gill, Chancellor Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 One Ashburton Place, Room 1401 Public Two-Year: ...... 16 Four-Year: ...... 14 Boston, MA 02108 Independent Two-Year:...... 15 Four-Year: ...... 82 617/994-6950 FAX: 617/727-6397 www.mass.edu Degrees Conferred 2003 Associate...... 10,880 University of Massachusetts System Office Bachelor’s...... 44,726 Jack M. Wilson, President Master’s...... 27,024 One Beacon Street, 26th Floor First-Professional ...... 4,076 Boston, MA 02108 Doctorate ...... 2,320 617/287-7000 FAX: 617/287-7044 www.massachusetts.edu Higher Education Enrollment 2002 System includes campuses at Amherst, Boston, Dartmouth, Public Two-Year:...... 85,029 Four-Year: ..102,463 Lowell and the University of Massachusetts Medical Center Independent Two-Year: ....4,141 Four-Year: ..244,363 in Worcester. Foreign Enrollment 2003 ...... 30,039 Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Students as % of Total Higher
Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 17% Massachusetts Public Per-Capita Income 2003 ...... $39,815 State Appropriation for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2004 ...... $3.09
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; U.S. Department of Education; Institute for International Education; Bureau of Economic Analysis; and Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University
Public Institutions
Berkshire Community College Donald V. Pfeifer, Registrar Phone: 413/499-4660 X 242 Richard S. Wixsom, Dir. of Information Technology Email: [email protected] 1350 West Street 413/499-4660 Nancy A. Walker, Dir. of the Library Pittsfield 01201 FAX: 413/447-7840 Angela M. Rawson, Dir. of Development & Community Bridgewater State College www.berkshirecc.edu Outreach/Exec. Dir. of BCC Foundation Founded 1960; offers liberal arts, technical, professional Accreditation...... NE, specialized 131 Summer Street 508/531-1000 and occupational programs leading to post-secondary Academic Calendar...... semester Bridgewater 02325 www.bridgew.edu certificates and associate degrees; continuing education; Student Body...... coed Founded 1840; provides liberal arts, teacher education cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. Tuition/Fees...... $780/$2,610 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and Bryan K. Blanchard, President $7,800/$2,610 master’s degrees; doctoral degrees in cooperation with Paul Swearengin, Dean of Administration & Finance RSP Tuition...... $1,170 University of Massachusetts Lowell; continuing educa- Cheryl Dorfman, Acting Dean of Academic Affairs Housing Type ...... no housing tion; summer session for degree credit. John Jeffrey Doscher, Interim Dean of Student Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 96/41 Dana Mohler-Faria, President & Enrollment Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 55/115 Bill Davis, Acting VP, Administration & Finance Donald R. Anders, Dir. of Human Resources & Library Collection ...... 71,919 Nancy Kleniewski, Provost and VP, Academic Affairs Affirmative Action Officer Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total David Ostroth, VP, Student Affairs Peter P. Roming, Acting Dir. of Public Relations Total Enrollment 929 1,343 2,272 Molly Fannon Williams, VP, & Publications Undergrad Degree 894 828 1,722 Institutional Advancement John M. Paskus, Dir. of Institutional Research Non-Degree 35 515 550 Alan Comedy, Assistant to the President for Affirmative & Planning/Grant Writer Rolling application Action & Minority Affairs Michael F. Bullock, Assistant Dean of Admissions Information: deadline; $10 in-state application fee; $35 for Candace Maguire, Dir. of Alumni Relations Enrollment Services out-of-state. Eva Gaffney, Dir. of Public Affairs Anne M. Moore, Dir. of Financial Aid
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Shu-Ling Chen, Dir. of Institutional Research Hank Ingles, Asst. Dean of Learning Resources William Sakamoto, Dean, eCollege & Weekend College & Assessment Derrick Manns, Asst. Dean of Academic Affairs Robert Flynn, Acting Dean, Developmental Learning & Gregg Meyer, Dir. of Admissions Joanne Carroll-Connor, Registrar Academic Support Services Janet Gumbris, Dir. of Financial Aid David Allen, Dir. of Financial Aid Janice Bonanno, Dean, Students Affairs Anthony Esposito, Associate Dean, Residence Life Rodney Clark, Dir. of Admissions Debra Boyer, Registrar/Dir. of Enrollment Services & Campus Judicial Procedures Elizabeth Palter, Dir. of Grant Development Susan M. Sullivan, Dir. of Financial Aid Irene Checkovich, Registrar Fredrick Rocco, Dir. of Advisement & Counseling Joanne Harrison, Interim Dir. of Publications Bill Davis, Chief Information Officer Theresa Romanovitch, Dir. of New Bedford Campus Accreditation...... NE, specialized Edward Minnock, Dean, School of Graduate Robin Smith, Dir. of Center for Business & Industry Academic Calendar...... semester & Continuing Education Wayne Wood, Dir. of Public Safety Student Body...... coed Accreditation...... NE, specialized Accreditation...... NE, specialized Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,280 Academic Calendar...... semester Academic Calendar...... semester $6,900/$2,280 Student Body...... coed Student Body...... coed RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Tuition/Fees...... $910/$4,386 Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,460 Room and Board Charge...... N/A $7,050/$4,386 $6,900/$2,460 Housing Type ...... no housing RSP Tuition...... $1,365 RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Endowment...... $1,537,995 Room and Board Charge...... $6,512 Housing Type ...... no housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 213/9 Housing Type ...... c,w Endowment...... $3,439,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 113/242 Endowment...... $11,420,861 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 249/74 Library Collection ...... 92,500 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 543/99 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 103/381 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 258/302 Library Collection ...... 101,423 Total Enrollment 2,577 4,820 7,397 Library Collection ...... 306,362 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 2,310 3,070 5,380 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 2,901 3,738 6,639 Non-Degree 267 1,750 2,017 Total Enrollment 6,554 3,072 9,626 Undergrad Degree 2,705 2,758 5,463 Admissions Information: No exams required. Undergrad Degree 6,151 1,007 7,158 Non-Degree 196 980 1,176 8/30 application deadline; $10 fee. Graduate Degree 270 796 1,066 Admissions Information: No exams required. Phone: 617/228-2422 Non-Degree 133 1,269 1,402 Rolling application deadline on a space available Email: [email protected] Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam basis, except for Health Science majors (must apply required. 2/15 application deadline; $25 fee. 11/15 by Jan. 15). $10 Application fee for Mass residents and Cape Cod Community College Early Action deadline. Application is available online eligible Rhode Island residents. Application is available at www.bridgew.edu/admission/applybsc.htm online at www.bristol.mass.edu 2240 Iyanough Road 508/362-2131 Phone: 508/531-1237 Phone: 508/678-2811 X2516 West Barnstable 02668 FAX: 508/362-3988 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.capecod.edu Founded 1961; provides liberal arts, technical, profes- Bristol Community College Bunker Hill sional and occupational certificate and associate Community College degree programs with diverse distance learning options 777 Elsbree Street 508/678-2811 in fall, spring, and summer sessions, plus access to on- Fall River 02720 FAX: 508/730-3270 250 New Rutherford Avenue 617/228-2000 site bachelor’s and master’s degree programs. Provides www.bristol.mass.edu Boston 02129 FAX: 617/228-2082 extensive non-credit workforce development, adult lit- Founded 1965; provides liberal arts, technical and occu- www.bhcc.mass.edu eracy, and seniors-based programs. pational programs leading to postsecondary certificates Founded in 1973; offers liberal arts, professional and Kathleen Schatzberg, President and associate degrees; continuing education; coopera- occupational programs leading to associate degrees Jerry Brisson, Executive Vice President, Administration tive education; summer session for degree credit. and postsecondary certificates; weekend college; eCol- & Finance John J. Sbrega, President lege and other distance and individualized learning Robert G. Ross, Vice President, Academic David Feeney, Executive Dean options; credit and non-credit summer courses; joint & Student Affairs Tafa Awolaju, Dir. of Human Resources admissions program with state colleges; two campuses Earl G. Bloor, Associate Dean, Arts & Sciences & Affirmative Action and five satellite locations; community education; and Agustin Dorado, Associate Dean, Learning Support Steven Berrien, Dean of Academic Affairs customized training for business and industry. Services, & Affirmative Action Officer Sally Cameron, Dir. of College Communications Mary L. Fifield, President Susan F. Miller, Associate Dean, Business, Health Rhonda Gabovitch, Dean of Intitutional Research, Jesse M. Thompson, VP, Administration Sciences, Social Sciences & Human Services Planning & Assessment Jane E. Milley, Interim VP, Academic & Student Affairs Roseanna Pena-Warfield, Associate Dean, Enrollment Steven Kenyon, Dean of Administration & Finance Emily Dibble, Executive Dean, Management & Student Development Steven Ozug, Dean of Enrollment Services Institutional Effectiveness David Ziemba, Associate Dean, Academic Research Jo-Ann Pelletier, Dir. of Information Gretchen E. Manning, Dean of the BHCC Foundation & Extended Studies Technology Services Pelonomi Khumoetsile-Taylor, Dir. of Diversity Sherry Andersen, Dir. of Financial Aid Maureen Sylvia, Dean of Resource Development & Inclusion Lois Andre, Dir. of Workforce Education Resource Center Cheryl Cawley DeAngelis, Asst. Dean of Sondlo L. Mhlaba, Dean, Arts & Sciences Sandra Brito, Registrar Community Services Lee Hines, Dean, Professional Studies John L. Grant, Dir. of Institutional Research Linda Danzell, Asst. Dean of Administration Beryl Davis, Dean of Nurse Education & Health Careers & Development Karen Dixon, Asst. Dean of Academic Affairs Judith Burnett, Dean, Chelsea Campus Michael Gross, Dir. of College Communications Susan Kline-Symington, Dir. of Admissions
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Greg Masterson, Dir. of Library/Learning Lenore Robertson, Dir. of Alumni Relations Patrick D. Laughran, Chief Information Resource Center Arthur Trenoweth, Dir. of Facilities & Technology Officer Richard Nastri, Dir. of Advising and Counseling W. Brian McCullough, Dir. of Public Safety Andrea Pickles, Dir. of Academic Technology Chet Yacek, Dir. of Human Resources Accreditation...... NE, specialized Robin Robinson, Dir. of Distance Education Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Joseph P. Calapa, Dir. of Financial Services Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed David N. Baldwin, Dir. of Multicultural Affairs Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $970/$3,618 Melinda Stoops, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,940 $7,050/$3,618 & Dir. of Counseling Center $6,900/$2,940 RSP Tuition...... $1,455 Christopher Gregory, Assistant Dean of RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Room and Board Charge...... $5,882 Academic Affairs Housing Type ...... no housing Housing Type...... c Elaine O’Sullivan, Dir. of Human Resources Endowment...... $3,609,354 Endowment...... $8,000,000 Martha Flinter, Dir. of International & Study Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 137/211 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 316/44 Abroad Programs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 61/198 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 168/107 Margaret Storch, Dir. of Publications Library Collection ...... 83,192 Library Collection ...... 238,743 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 1,484 2,934 4,418 Total Enrollment 2,868 1,772 4,640 Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 1,357 1,866 3,223 Undergrad Degree 2,585 571 3,156 Tuition/Fees...... $970/$3,770 Non-Degree 127 1,068 1,195 Graduate Degree 264 1,201 1,465 $7,050/3,770 Non-Degree 19 277 296 RSP Tuition...... $1,455 Admissions Information: No exams required. Room and Board Charge...... $5,539 8/15 Fall application priority date; 1/10 Spring appli- Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Housing Type ...... c,w cation priority date; $10 fee. 4/1 application deadline; $10 fee for in-state students; Endowment...... $4,000,000 Phone: 508/362-2131 X4311 $40 fee for out-of-state students. Application is avail- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 225/7 Email: [email protected] able online at www.fsc.edu/admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 161/125 Massachusetts Public Phone: 978/665-3144 Library Collection ...... 865,004 Fitchburg State College Email: [email protected] Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 3,295 2,861 6,156 160 Pearl St. 978/345-2151 Framingham State College Undergrad Degree 3,023 431 3,454 Fitchburg 01420 FAX: 978/665-3693 Graduate Degree 163 2,101 2,264 www.fsc.edu 100 State Street 508/626-1220 Non-Degree 109 329 438 Founded 1894; provides liberal arts, teacher education, P.O. Box 9101 www.framingham.edu Framingham 01701 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. technical and professional programs leading to bache- 2/15 application deadline; $25 fee for in-state students; lor’s and master’s degrees and post-master’s certifi- Founded 1839; offers liberal arts, teacher education $40 fee for out-of-state students. 11/15 Early Action cates (CAGS); continuing education; summer and and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and deadline. Application is available online at www.fram- winter sessions for degree credit. master’s degrees; continuing education; summer ingham.edu/Admissions session for degree credit. Robert V. Antonucci, President Phone: 508/626-4500 Cheryl Groeneveld, VP, Finance, Administration Helen L. Heineman, President Email: [email protected] & Advancement Dale M. Hamel, VP, Administration, Finance & Michael Fiorentino, VP, Academic Affairs/Provost Institutional Advancement Steven Lanciani, Chief Facilities Oficer Robert Martin, VP, Academic Affairs Greenfield Community College Shirley Wagner, Assoc. VP, Academic Affairs Scott Greenburg, Associate VP, Academic Affairs One College Drive 413/775-1000 Jane Coviello, Assoc. VP, Human Resources & Philip M. Dooher, VP, Enrollment Management Greenfield 01301 FAX: 413/773-5129 Affirmative Action & Dean of Admissions www.gcc.mass.edu. Stanlel Bucholc, Dean of Academic & Student Life Susanne H. Conley, Dean of Academic Elaine Francis, Dean of Education & Student Affairs Founded 1962; awards certificates in occupational fields Pamela McCafferty, Dean of Enrollment Management Janet L. Castleman, Dean of Graduate & Continuing and associate degrees in transfer and career fields; tech- Jay Bry, Assoc. Dean of Campus Life & Support Services Education nical and community education non-credit courses. Tullio Nieman, Assoc. Dean of Students Susan E. Lanzillo, Dir. of Financial Aid Services Robert L. Pura, President Michael Shanley, Executive Asst. to the President Glenn Cochran, Assist. Dean, Student Services Richard Hillier, Dean of Administrative Services for External Affairs & Residence Life David Ram, Interim Dean of Academic Affairs John Bromback, Dir. of Management Mark R. Powers, Registrar & Dir. of Student Records Herbert E. Hentz, Dir. of Diversity Information Systems and Registration Services Allan J. Davis, Executive Dir. of GCC Foundation Joseph Turner, Dir. of Information Alan W. Quebec, Dir. of Development & Martha Field, Institutional Research Officer Technology Support Alumni Relations Herbert E. Hentz, Dir. of Admissions James Rodger, Dir. of Information Technology Services Bonnie Mitchell, Dir. of Library Services Jane Abbott, Dir. of Financial Aid Robert Foley, Dir. of Library Heather A. Hoyt, Registrar Marion Karanja, Registrar Accreditation...... NE, specialized Lynn Petrillo, Dir. of Admissions Academic Calendar...... semester Clare O’Brien, Dir. of International Education Student Body...... coed Sue Lauder, Dir. of Athletics Tuition/Fees...... $780/$2,760 Donald Lightfoot, Dir. of Development $8,430/$2,760
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RSP Tuition...... $1,170 Admissions Information: No exam required. certificate; continuing education; summer session Housing Type ...... no housing Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. 2/14 deadline for degree credit. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 111/23 for RN nursing program; 2/14 for LPN nursing; 2/14 Katherine Sloan, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 60/127 for radiologic technology. Don Arpino, Dir. of Fiscal Affairs Library Collection ...... 67,774 Phone: 413/552-2850 X 2850 Johanna Branson, Sr. VP, Academic Affairs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Richard MacMillan, VP, Institutional Advancement Total Enrollment 997 1,371 2,368 Richard Aronowitz, VP, Administration & Finance Undergrad Degree 961 1,118 2,079 Massachusetts Bay Kathleen Keenan, Assoc. VP, Institutional Planning Non-Degree 36 253 289 Community College & Research Admissions Information: Placement test Kay Ransdell, Dean of Admissions & required. Application deadline is the end of the first 50 Oakland Street 781/239-3000 Enrollment Management week of classes; $35 fee. Application is available online Wellesley 02481 FAX: 781/239-1047 Julie Walsh, Chief Student Affairs Officer at www.gcc.mass.edu www.massbay.edu Darlene Gillan-Duggan, Dir. of Communications Chartered 1961; offers associate degree and certificate Kenneth Berryhill, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 413/775-1806 Robert Chambers, Dir. of Housing & Resident Life Email: [email protected] programs in advanced technologies, health sciences, liberal arts, business and career programs; day, Mercedes Evans, Dir. of Civil Rights Compliance evening, summer sessions; Wellesley, Framingham & Diversity Holyoke Community College and Ashland locations. Edward Coffey, Bursar Frank Callahan, Registrar 303 Homestead Avenue 413/538-7000 Lindsay Norman, President Felipe Lopez, Associate VP, Chief Information Officer Holyoke 01040 FAX: 413/552-2045 Pammy Yue Eddinger, VP, Academic Affairs Paul Dobbs, Acting Dir. of Morton R. Godine Library www.hcc.mass.edu Kim D. Gazzola, VP, Finance George Creamer, Associate Dean of the Founded 1946; provides liberal arts, technical and occu- Donna Green, VP, Enrollment & Student Services Graduate Program pational programs leading to associate degrees and Joseph Sergie, Assistant VP, Administration Erin MacNeil, Dir. of Human Resources transfer to four-year institutions; continuing education; Laurie Taylor, Associate VP, Human Resources & Labor Relations Accreditation...... NE, specialized cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. Academic Calendar...... semester Courses offered in traditional and non-traditional for- Russell May, Chief Information Officer James Regan, Dean of Students Student Body...... coed mats including distance learning and learning commu- Tuition/Fees...... $1,030/$5,300 nities. Campus features an athletic center. Michael Rice, Registrar John Driscoll, Dir. of Institutional Research $10,240/$7,390 William F. Messner, President Donna Raposa, Dir. of Admissions RSP Tuition...... $1,545 Paul Raverta, VP, Student Development Mary Becotte, Exec. Dir. of College Relations Room and Board Charge...... $9,737 Mike Giampietro, VP, Administration & Finance Catherine Lee, Dir. of Learning Resources Housing Type...... c David Entin, VP, Academic Affairs Paula Ogden, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment...... $3,100,000 Erica Broman, VP, Institutional Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 184/81 Gloria DeFilippo, Acting VP, Continuing Education Accreditation...... NE, specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 75/133 Isabel Huskey, Acting VP, Student Development Academic Calendar...... semester Library Collection ...... 231,586 Student Body...... coed Idelia Smith, Assistant VP, Diversity Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total & Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,850 $6,900/$2,850 Total Enrollment 1,405 659 2,064 Joanna Brown, Dir. of Alumni & Special Events Undergrad Degree 1,290 192 1,482 Anne Keyser, Dir. of Publications RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Housing Type ...... no housing Graduate Degree 95 54 149 Jill Ross, Dir. of Institutional Research Non-Degree 20 413 433 Joan Mikalson, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 142/400 Karen Derouin, Chief Financial Aid Officer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 71/285 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Anthony Sbalbi, Registrar Library Collection ...... 50,000 required. 2/15 application deadline; $25 fee for in-state Joseph Tolisano, Chief Information Officer Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total students; $65 for out-of-state. 12/1 Early Decision Judith Campbell, Dir. of the Library Total Enrollment 2,483 2,897 5,380 deadline for freshmen applicants only. Application is available online at www.massart.edu/admissions/ Accreditation...... NE, specialized Undergrad Degree 2,350 2,325 4,675 Academic Calendar...... semester Non-Degree 133 572 705 Phone: 617/879-7222 Student Body...... coed Admissions Information: No exam required. Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,400 Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is $6,900/$2,400 available online at www.massbay.edu Massachusetts College RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Phone: 781/239-2500 of Liberal Arts Housing Type ...... no housing Email: [email protected] Endowment...... $5,202,000 375 Church Street 413/662-5000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 228/263 North Adams 01247 www.mcla.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 118/229 Massachusetts College of Art Founded 1894; offers liberal arts, teacher education Library Collection ...... 82,273 621 Huntington Avenue 617/879-7000 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Boston 02115 www.massart.edu master’s degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. Total Enrollment 3,207 3,128 6,335 Founded 1873; art school awards bachelor of fine arts, Undergrad Degree 3,102 2,200 5,302 master of fine arts and master of science in art educa- Mary K. Grant, President Non-Degree 105 928 1,033 tion degrees; teacher certification; graphic design James A. Stakenas, VP, Administration & Finance
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John P. Frazee, VP, Academic Affairs Accreditation...... NE Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Marianne Drake, Chief Advancement Officer Academic Calendar ...... trimester Total Enrollment 3,178 3,630 6,808 Lori Gazzillo, Dir. of Public Relations Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 2,865 1,997 4,862 Joe DeOrdio, Dir. of Institutional Research & Grants Tuition/Fees...... $1,030/$3,933 Non-Degree 313 1,633 1,946 Denise Richardello, VP, Enrollment Management $12,710/$3,933 Admissions Information: No exams required. & External Relations RSP Tuition...... $1,545 Rolling application deadline; no fee. Certain programs Beth Petri, Dir. of Financial Aid Room and Board Charge...... $6,157 have specific application deadlines. Application is Dianne Manning, Dir. of Residential Life Housing Type...... c available online at www.massasoit.mass.edu James Cozzaglio, Bursar Library Collection...... 5,500 Andrea Demayo, Registrar Phone: 508/588-9100 X1411 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Peter Allmaker, Associate Dean of Computer Total Enrollment 273 2 275 Support Services Undergrad Degree 273 2 275 Allen Morrill, Associate Dean for Library Middlesex Community College & Learning Services Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. 6/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 11/1 Early 33 Kearney Sq. 978/656-3200 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Decision deadline. Application is available online at Lowell 01852 FAX: 978/656-3322 Academic Calendar...... semester www.maritime.edu www.middlesex.mass.edu Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $1,030/$4,387 Phone: 800/544-3411 Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, health, business and $9,975/$4,387 Email: [email protected] technology programs leading to associate degrees and RSP Tuition...... $1,545 certificates; continuing education; summer session for Room and Board Charge...... $6,600 Massasoit Community College degree credit; non-credit program. Housing Type...... c Carole A. Cowan, President Endowment...... $5,604,963 One Massasoit Boulevard 508/588-9100 Jay Linnehan, VP for Administration and Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 167/25 Brockton 02302 FAX: 508/427-1255 Mary-Jane McCarthy, Provost and VP for Academic Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 44/44 www.massasoit.mass.edu Affairs & Student Development Massachusetts Public Library Collection ...... 173,790 Founded 1966; offers liberal arts, technical, profession- McDonald Furlonge, Dean of Multicultural Affairs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total al and occupational programs leading to certificates Lois A. Alves, VP of Enrollment Services, Total Enrollment 1,193 784 1,977 and associate degrees; continuing education for degree Research & Planning Undergrad Degree 1,193 265 1,458 credit and non-credit; cooperative education; summer Nicola S. Tsongas, Dean of External Affairs Graduate Degree 0 353 353 session for degree credit and non-credit. & College Advancement Non-Degree 0 166 166 Charles Wall, President Brenda Loucks, Dean of Marketing & Publications Philip Pergola, VP for Administrative Affairs/CFO Darcy Orellana, Associate Dean, Admissions Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required. & Recruitment Rolling application deadline; $25 fee for out-of-state Barbara Finkelstein, VP of Faculty & Instruction Carl Kowalski, VP for Student Services Beverly Guerin, Dir. of Financial Aid students. Application is available online at Eileen M. Fagan, Dean, Enrollment Services www.mcla.mass.edu & Enrollment Management Brian O’Leary, Dean, Canton Campus Christopher Fiori, Bursar Phone: 800/292-6632 Roberta Noodell, Dean, Student Services Darrow Neves, Chief Technology Officer Email: [email protected] & Enrollment Management Mary Ann Niles, Dir. of Library Services Michelle Hughes, Dir. of Admissions Michael Badalato, Dean of Academic Resources Massachusetts Maritime Daniel Kimborowicz, Registrar & Instructional Technologies Academy Mary Beth Courtright, Dir. of Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE, specialized Richard Cronin, Dir. of Marketing Academic Calendar...... semester 101 Academy Drive 508/830-5000 Connie Burns, Dir. of Development & Alumni Affairs Student Body...... coed Buzzards Bay 02571 www.maritime.edu Patricia Gates-Macchioni, Dir. of Grants Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,880 Founded 1891; offers bachelor of science degrees in Mary Goodhue Lynch, Dir. of Institutional Research $6,900/$2,880 facilities and environmental engineering, internation- Albert Ayers, Chief Information Officer RSP Tuition...... $1,080 al maritime business, marine engineering, marine Joyce Zymaris, Executive Officer for Diversity Housing Type ...... no housing safety and environmental protection, and marine & Minority Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 296/222 transportation. Joanne Jones, Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 114/460 Maurice Bresnahan, President Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 92,228 Rick Gurnon, Vice President Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Mike Joyce, VP, Administration & Finance Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 3,564 4,802 8,366 Alan Hansen, VP, Student Services Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,610 Undergrad Degree 3,564 3,707 7,271 Fran McDonald, Dean of Enrollment Management $6,900/$2,610 Non-Degree 0 1,095 1,095 Roy Fulgueras, Dean of Admissions RSP Tuition...... $1,080 Admissions Information: No exam required. Brad Lima, Dean of Academics Housing Type ...... no housing Rolling application deadline; no fee. Application is Elizabeth Benway, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment...... $1,200,000 available online at middlesex.cc.ma.us Mike Cuff, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 211/186 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 131/359 Phone: 978/656-3200 Library Collection ...... 70,826 Email: [email protected]
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Mount Wachusett Wayne Burton, President Cathy Sanderson, Assistant Dean for Humanities, Community College Janice Forsstrom, VP, Administrative Sevices Human Services & Social Services Paul Frydrych, VP, Academic Affairs Elizabeth Wilcoxson, Assistant Dean for Humanities, 444 Green Street 978/632-6600 Maria O’Brien, VP, Organizational Development Human Services & Social Services Gardner 01440 FAX: 978/630-9559 Sandra Edwards, VP, Institutional Advancement Sue Grolnic, Dean for Business, Math, Science www.mwcc.edu Donna Richemond, VP, Student & & Technolgy Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, technical, professional Enrollment Management Stephen B. Sullivan, Dean for Enrollment Services/ and occupational programs leading to one-year certifi- Laurie LaChapelle, Dir. of Planning Dir. of Admissions cates and associate degrees; continuing education; & Institutional Research Kelly Osmer, Dean for Workforce Development cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. Joanne Light, Dir. of Enrollment & Student Records & Continuing Education Daniel M. Asquino, President Delbert Brown, Dir. of Student Financial Services Accreditation...... NE, specialized Edward R. Terceiro, Executive VP Gary Ham, Chief Information Officer Academic Calendar...... semester Peter Trainor, VP, Academic Affairs Karen Pangallo, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Student Body...... coed Ann McDonald, VP, Student Services Accreditation...... NE, specialized Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,220 Sharyn Rice, VP, Community & Academic Calendar...... semester $7,980/$2,220 Foundation Development Student Body...... coed RSP Tuition...... $1,125 Jan LeClair, VP, Institutional Advancement Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,640 Housing Type ...... no housing Jane Gustowski, VP, Administrative Services $7,710/$2,640 Endowment...... $2,000,000 Elaine Smith, VP, Data Management RSP Tuition...... $1,125 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 186/111 & Institutional Assessment Housing Type ...... no housing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 94/357 Jacqueline Feldman, VP, Lifelong Learning Endowment...... $3,192,037 Library Collection ...... 92,540 & Workforce Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 243/102 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Richard L.Pastor, Associate VP, Student Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 114/274 Total Enrollment 2,257 4,044 6,301 Melissa Delaney, Assistant VP, Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 119,408 Undergrad Degree 2,196 3,194 5,390 Leann Erickson, Dir. of Public Relations Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 61 850 911 Anne Garber, Dir. of Marketing Total Enrollment 2,598 4,014 6,612 CPT exam required. Kelly A. Morrissey, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: Undergrad Degree 2,537 3,206 5,743 Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Linda R. Oldach, Dir. of the Library Non-Degree 61 808 869 Teresa Howlett, Bursar Phone: 978/556-3600 Admissions Information: No exams required Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... NE, specialized for admission. All students are tested in math and Academic Calendar...... semester composition prior to registration. No application Student Body...... coed deadline; no fee. Application is available online at Quinsigamond Tuition/Fees...... $750/$3,180 www.northshore.edu Community College $6,900/$3,180 Phone: 978/762-4000 X4356 670 West Boylston Street 508/853-2300 RSP Tuition...... $1,125 Email: [email protected] Worcester 01606 www.qcc.mass.edu Housing Type ...... no housing Endowment...... $1,032,477 Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, technical and occu- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 187/128 Northern Essex pational programs leading to postsecondary certificates Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 74/122 CommunityCollege and associate degrees; continuing education; coopera- Library Collection ...... 59,539 tive education; special workplace literacy programs and Elliott Way 978/556-3600 contract courses; summer session for degree credit. Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Haverhill 01830 www.necc.mass.edu Total Enrollment 1,773 2,345 4,118 Sandra L. Kurtinitis, President Founded 1961; provides liberal arts, technical and Undergrad Degree 1,709 1,669 3,378 Sheila Sykes, VP, Administrative Services occupational programs leading to certificates and Non-Degree 64 676 740 Cathy Livingston, VP, Academic Affairs associate degrees; continuing education; cooperative Rick Ricardi, Interim Dir. of Admissions Information: No exams required. education; and summer session for degree credit. Institutional Development Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Application is David F. Hartleb, President Victor Somma, Dir. of Marketing & Public Affairs available online at www.mwcc.edu Mark Andrews, VP of Adminstration & Finance Iris Godes, Associate Dean of Enrollment Phone: 978/632-6600 Paul Bevilacqua, VP & Dean of Academic Affairs & Student Services Email: [email protected] Stephen Fabbrucci, Dean for Human Resources Tara Fitzgerald-Jenkins, Associate Dean of Enrollment & Affirmative Action & Student Service/Registrar North Shore Jean Poth, VP for Institutional Advancement Kenneth Dwyer, Chief Technology Officer Community College Thomas Fallon, Dean of Information Technology Anne Pound, Executive Dir. of the Library & Institutional Research and Planning William Daring, Dir. of Human Resources One Ferncroft Road 978/762-4000 Mary Ellen Ashley, VP for Enrollment Management Accreditation...... NE, specialized P.O. Box 3340 FAX: 978/762-4020 Nancy Sabin, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Academic Calendar...... semester Danvers 01923-9765 www.northshore.edu Services/Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body...... coed Founded 1965; offers liberal arts, technical and occu- David Kelley, Dean for Instructional Development Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,974 pational programs leading to certificates and associate Patricia McDermott, Assistant Dean for Instructional $6,900/$2,974 degrees; continuing education; cooperative education; Support Services RSP Tuition...... $1,080 summer session for degree credit. Jackie L. Long-Goding, Dean for Health Professions Housing Type ...... no housing
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Endowment...... $1,296,2151 continuing education for degree and non-degree cred- Andrea Lucy-Allen, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 189/250 it; summer and winter sessions for degree credit. Mary Forni, Coordinator of Financial Aid Operations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 109/284 Nancy D. Harrington, President Marilyn Sutin, Coordinator of Financial Aid Services Library Collection ...... 44,869 Janyce J. Napora, VP, Administration & Finance Jane Alinovi, Registrar Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Diane R. Lapkin, VP, Academic Affairs Eileen Cusick, Dir. of Information Technology Total Enrollment 2,852 3,740 6,592 Lee Brossoit, Assistant Dean of Students Tamson Ely, Dean, Library Services Undergrad Degree 2,537 2,619 5,156 Terry Conrad, VP, Institutional Advancement Thomas Goodrow, VP, Economic & Non-Degree 315 1,121 1,436 Arthur Gerald, Associate Dean, Academic Support Business Development Learning Program Michael Foss, Dean, School of Health Admissions Information: No exam required. 8/15 Leona Ittleman, Dean, School of Business application deadline; $20 fee. Karen Cady, Dir. of College Relations Karen Sayles, Dir. of Institutional Research & & Information Technologies Phone: 508/854-4262 Budget Development Gary Masciadrelli, Interim Dean, School of Email: [email protected] Nate Bryant, Dir. of Admissions Engineering Technologies 1endowment held by foundation Mary Benda, Acting Dir. of Financial Aid Robert Dickerman, Interim Dean, School of Math, Mary M. Miller, Dir. of Human Resources & EEO Science, Engineering Ali Guvendiren, Registrar Teresa Burr, Dean, School of Liberal Arts Roxbury Community College Julie Collins, Bursar & General Studies Richard Parkin, Acting Dean, School of Arts, 1234 Columbus Avenue 617/427-0060 Robert Patterson, Chief Information Officer Marc Glasser, Acting Dean, Library Humanities & Social Sciences Boston 02120 FAX: 617/541-5344 Debbie Bellucci, Dean, School of www.rcc.mass.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized Continuing Education Founded 1973; offers liberal arts, technical and occu- Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Accreditation...... NE, specialized pational programs leading to postsecondary certificates Academic Calendar...... semester and associate degrees; continuing education; coopera- Tuition/Fees...... $910/$4,434 $7,050/4,434 Student Body...... coed tive education; summer session for degree credit. Massachusetts Public RSP Tuition...... $1,365 Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,250 Terrence L. Gomes, President Room and Board Charge...... $7,237 $7,260/$2,250 Clifford Williams, VP for Administration & Finance Housing Type...... c,m,w RSP Tuition...... $1,406 Walter Geer, VP for Information Technology Endowment...... $5,700,000 Housing Type ...... no housing Stephanie Janey, VP for Enrollment Management Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 438/201 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 419/475 & Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 277/285 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 157/293 Brenda Mercomes, VP for Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 869,867 Library Collection ...... 186,402 Milton Samuels, Dir. of Admissions Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Raymond O’Rourke, Dir. of Financial Aid Total Enrollment 2,843 3,314 6,157 Quinton Wilder, Registrar Total Enrollment 5,020 4,100 9,120 Undergrad Degree 4,584 1,167 5,751 Undergrad Degree 2,693 1,955 4,648 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Graduate Degree 261 823 1,084 Non-Degree 150 1,359 1,509 Academic Calendar...... semester Non-Degree 175 2,110 2,285 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required for Student Body...... coed selective programs. No application deadline; $10 in- Tuition/Fees...... $780/$2,580 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. Rolling application deadline (3/1 preferred); state and $35 out-of-state fee. Application is available $7,410/$2,580 online at www.stcc.edu/admissions RSP Tuition...... $1,170 $25 fee. Application is available online at Housing Type ...... no housing www.salemstate.edu/admissions Phone: 413/755-4202 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 119/34 Phone: 978/542-6000 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 48/122 Email: [email protected] Library Collection ...... 24,000 University of Massachusetts Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Springfield Technical Amherst Total Enrollment 934 1,431 2,365 Community College Amherst 01003 413/545-0111 Undergrad Degree 909 1,293 2,202 www.umass.edu Non-Degree 25 138 163 One Armory Square 413/781-7822 P. O. Box 9000, Suite 1 www.stcc.edu Founded 1863; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Admissions Information: In house placement test Springfield 01102-9000 professional, occupational and technical programs required for math, reading and writing and science; leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral open enrollment; rolling admissions; $10 fee. Founded 1967; offers liberal arts, teacher education, technical and occupational programs leading to certifi- degrees; continuing education; summer and winter Phone: 617/541-5310 cates and associate degrees; continuing education; sessions for degree credit. cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. John V. Lombardi, Chancellor Salem State College Ira Rubenzahl, President Joyce M. Hatch, Vice Chancellor, Administration Janet Wanczyk, VP, Administrative Services & CFO & Finance 352 Lafayette Street 978/542-6000 Charlena M. Seymour, Senior Vice Chancellor, Salem 01970 www.salemstate.edu Stephen H. Keller, VP, Academic Affairs Myra Smith, Assistant VP, Human Resources Academic Affairs & Provost Founded 1854; offers liberal arts, teacher education Gail Carberry, VP, Grants & Development Esther M. A. Terry, Associate Chancellor, Equal and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and Kevin Drumm, VP, Enrollment Management Opportunity & Diversity master’s degrees; post-master’s certificates; Lucie K. Lewis, Dir. of Institutional Research
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Michael Gargano Jr., Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs Paul J. Fonteyn, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Tammy A. Silva, Assistant Dir. of Institutional & Campus Life & Provost Research & Analysis Paul T. Kostecki, Vice Provost, Research Kathy Teehan, Vice Chancellor for Steven T. Briggs, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Tom M. Mathers, Bursar Enrollment Management Bruce Palmer, Dir. of Financial Aid Marilyn H. Blaustein, Dir. of Institutional Research Annemarie Lewis Kerwin, Vice Chancellor for University John Wichser, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life Bryan C. Harvey, Associate Provost, Academic Planning Communications & Community Relations Ann Welch, Associate University Registrar & Assessment Keith Motley, Vice Chancellor for Student Life Kathy Eubanks, Bursar Kenneth W. Burnham, Dir. of Financial Aid Services Madison F. Thompson, Dir. of Affirmative Action Robert Green, Vice Chancellor, Library Services, Michael A. Gilbert, Dir. of Housing Services Jennifer A. Brown, Dir. of Institutional Research Information Resources & Technology Elizabeth Pyle, Registrar & Policy Studies Ann Montgomery Smith, Interim Dean of John F. Dubach, Special Assistant to Chancellor/Chief Liliana Mickle, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Library Services Information Officer Judy Keyes, Dir. of Financial Aid Services Susan T. Costa, Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs Gerald Schafer, Dir. of Libraries David R. Cesario, Dir. of Registration & Records Mark J. Porter, Dir. of Public Safety Jo-Anne T. Vanin, Dean of Students Martyne Hallgren, Chief Information Officer Farhad Azadivar, Dean, College of Engineering Elizabeth Dale, Vice Chancellor, Daniel Ortiz, Interim Dir. of Libraries Raymond Jackson, Interim Dean, Charlton College University Advancement Thomas Fencil, Acting Vice Chancellor for of Business John R. Mullin, Dean of the Graduate School Institutional Advancement John Laughton, Dean, College of Visual and Sharon L. Fross, Vice Provost, Outreach & Accreditation...... NE, specialized Performing Arts Continuing Education Academic Calendar...... semester Nancy Dluhy, Interim Dean, College of Nursing Mary Dean Sorcinelli, Associate Provost, Student Body...... coed Brian Rothschild, Exec. Dir. of School of Marine Center for Teaching Tuition/Fees...... $1,714/$6,310 Science & Technology Accreditation...... NE, specialized $9,758/$8,998 Michael Steinman, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Academic Calendar...... semester RSP Tuition...... $2,571 Susan Lane, Associate Vice Chancellor, Student Body...... coed Housing Type ...... no housing Continuing Education Tuition/Fees...... $1,714/$7,924 Endowment...... $18,000,000 Accreditation...... NE, specialized $9,937/$7,924 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 908/186 Academic Calendar...... semester RSP Tuition...... $2,571 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 433/398 Student Body...... coed Room and Board Charge...... $6,189 Library Collection ...... 606,000 Tuition/Fees...... $1,417/$6,385 Housing Type...... c,m,w,f Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total $8,099/$9,203 Endowment...... $80,154,271 Total Enrollment 6,383 6,011 12,394 RSP Tuition...... $2,126 1 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 3,275/376 Undergrad Degree 5,323 1,960 7,283 Room and Board Charge...... $7,471 1 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,138/283 Graduate Degree 661 1,342 2,003 Housing Type...... c Library Collection ...... 3,303,221 Non-Degree 399 2,709 3,108 Endowment...... $13,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 581/37 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Total Enrollment 19,824 5,140 24,964 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 330/182 required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Appli- Library Collection ...... 1,281,355 Undergrad Degree 17,379 1,339 18,718 cation is available online at www.umb.edu/admissions Graduate Degree 2,250 3,342 5,592 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 195 459 654 Phone: 617/287-6000 Total Enrollment 6,510 1,774 8,284 Email: [email protected] Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Undergrad Degree 6,127 723 6,850 required. 1/15 application deadline; $40 fee for in-state Graduate Degree 290 406 696 residents; $50 for out-of-state and $60 for internation- University of Massachusetts Non-Degree 93 645 738 al students. Application is available online at Dartmouth Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. www.umass.edu/admissions 285 Old Westport Road 508/999-8000 Rolling application deadline; $35 fee for in-state Phone: 413/545-0222 North Dartmouth 02747 FAX: 508/999-8901 students; $55 for out-of-state students. 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Application is available online 1 www.umassd.edu includes non-instructional faculty at www.umassd.edu/undergraduate Founded 1895; includes colleges of business, engineer- ing, visual and performing arts, nursing, arts and sci- Phone: 508/999-8605 University of Massachusetts ences and school of marine science and technology. Email: [email protected] Boston Offers 65 majors leading to bachelor’s, master’s and 1housing and board costs are based on double 100 Morrissey Blvd 617/287-5000 doctoral degrees, 33 minors, and 32 undergraduate, room occupancy and 19-meal plan. Dorchester 02125 FAX: 617/265-7173 post-baccalaureate, and post-master certificates. pre-law, pre-medical, and honors programs. www.umb.edu University of Massachusetts Founded 1964; offers liberal arts, sciences and profes- Jean F. MacCormack, Chancellor Lowell sional programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s and Donald L. Zekan, Vice Chancellor, Administration doctoral degrees; education and social services; contin- & Fiscal Affairs One University Ave. 978/934-4000 uing education; cooperative education; and summer Louis Esposito, Interim Provost & Vice Chancellor, Lowell 01845 FAX: 978/934-3000 session for degree credit. Academic Affairs www.uml.edu George S. Smith, Assistant Chancellor, Equal Founded 1894; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Jo Ann Gora, Chancellor Opportunities, Diversity & Outreach Ellen O’Connor, Vice Chancellor for Administration technical, occupational and professional programs Donald H. Ramsbottom, Interim Vice Chancellor, leading to associate, bachelor’s and doctoral degrees; & Finance University Relations
72 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities continuing education; cooperative education; summer Vicky Carwein, President session for degree credit. Nick Wojtowicz, VP of Administration & Finance William T. Hogan, Chancellor Joan Rasool, Interim VP of Academic Affairs Frederick Sperounis, Executive Vice Chancellor, Barry Maloney, VP of Advancement University Relations & College Relations John Wooding, Provost Arthur Jackson, VP of Student Affairs BUNKER HILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE Kristen Esteberg, Associate Provost Stephan Reynolds, Chief Information Officer Joyce Gibson, Associate Vice Chancellor, Robert Ziomek, Executive Dir. of Development Academic Services Jeanne Julian, Assistant to President, Communications Louise Griffin, Vice Chancellor, Administration Susan Quandt, Interim Dean of Graduate & and Finance Continuing Education Diana Prideaux-Brune, Vice Chancellor, Facilities Joan Rasool, Dean of Education Jeff Thompson, Vice Chancellor, Susan Salzman, Dir. of Institutional Research/ Information Technology Assistant to Associate VP, Academic Affairs Michelle Mattie, Associate Dean, Patricia Noreau, Dir. of Libraries Sibyl Brownlee, VP, Student Affairs Jacqueline Moloney, Dean, Continuing Studies and Enrollment Management Jon Conlogue, Dir. of Residential Life Kathleen Eichelroth, VP, Fiscal Affairs Corporate Education Thomas M. McNamara, VP, Institutional Advancement Larry Siegal, Dean, Student Life Mark Solomon, Dir. of Student Accounts Deborah Brodie, Bursar Dorothy Escribano, Assoc. VP, Academic Affairs Thomas Taylor, Dean, Student Services Don Vescio, Assoc. VP, Information Technologies Christine Dunlap, Exec. Dir. of Communications Brian Hubbard, Dir. of Library (Acting) Cynthia Siegler, Associate Registrar Marcus Babaoye, Assistant VP, Assessment & Planning & Marketing William White, Dean of Graduate & Janet Sawyer, Dir. of Institutional Research Catherine Ryan, Dir. of Financial Aid Carlton Pickron, Associate Dean, Academic Affairs Continuing Education Michael Belcher, Associate Director of Admissions Alan Kines, Dean of Enrollment Management Kerri Mead, Associate Director of Admissions Pamela Mitchell-Crump, Associate Dean,
Academic Affairs Maria Del Rio, Exec. Dir. of Latino Education Institute Massachusetts Public Richard Barrett, Dir. of Financial Aid Kaine Thompson, Dir. of Public Relations vacant, Dir. of AA Compliance & Equal Opportunity Accreditation...... NE, specialized & Marketing Janet King, Registrar & Dir. of Records Academic Calendar...... semester Jayne McGinn, Dir. of Financial Aid Dana Skinner, Dir. of Athletics Student Body...... coed Donald D. Hochstetler, Dir. of the Library Accreditation...... NE, specialized Tuition/Fees...... $970/$3,887 Edna P. Spencer, Dir. of Diversity & Affirmative Action $7,050/$3,887 Academic Calendar...... semester Russell Vickstrom, Dir. of Human Resources RSP Tuition...... $1,455 Student Body...... coed Robert Shafner, Exec. Dir. of Center for Room and Board Charge...... $5,268 Tuition/Fees...... $1,454/$6,437 Health Professions Housing Type...... c $8,567/$9,857 Julie Dicarlo, Manager of Student Accounts Endowment...... $3,228,720 RSP Tuition...... $2,181 Rosemary Naughton, Chief, Campus Police Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 299/7 Room and Board Charge...... $6,011 Camilla Caffrey, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 171/141 Housing Type...... c,m,w,f Susan Chapman, Dir. of Athletics Library Collection ...... 688,348 Endowment...... $9,000,000 Timothy Sullivan, Dir. of Student Center Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 618/355 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Julie Chaffee, Dir. of Student Records/Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 361/361 Total Enrollment 3,800 1,138 4,938 Sandra Olson, Dir. of Facilities Library Collection ...... 1,186,909 Undergrad Degree 3,658 383 4,041 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Graduate Degree 51 263 314 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... semester Non-Degree 91 492 583 Total Enrollment 6,617 5,089 11,706 Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 5,702 1,006 6,708 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Tuition/Fees...... $970/$3,609 Graduate Degree 740 1,069 1,809 3/1 application deadline; $25 in-state fee; $40 for out- $7,050/$3,609 Non-Degree 175 3,014 3,189 of-state. Application is available online at RSP Tuition...... $1,455 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam infowise.wsc.ma.edu Room and Board Charge...... $6,896 required. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Appli- Phone: 413/572-5218 Housing Type...... c,m,w cation is available online at [email protected] Email: [email protected] Endowment...... $8,849,083 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 250/216 Phone: 978/934-3931 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 168/202 Email: [email protected] Worcester State College Library Collection ...... 216,270 486 Chandler Street 508/929-8000 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Westfield State College Worcester 01602-2597 FAX: 508/929-8191 Total Enrollment 3,173 2,297 5,470 Western Avenue 413/572-5300 www.worcester.edu Undergrad Degree 3,071 911 3,982 Westfield 01086 FAX: 413/572-8147 Founded 1874; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Graduate Degree 60 307 367 www.wsc.ma.edu business, professional and occupational programs lead- Non-Degree 42 1,079 1,121 Founded 1838; provides liberal arts, teacher education, ing to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; special institu- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam occupational and technical programs leading to bach- tional focus in allied health and biotechnology; contin- required. 8/1 application deadline; $20 fee. Application elor’s and master’s degrees and post-master’s certifi- uing education; two summer sessions for degree credit. is available online at www.worcester.edu/admissions cates (CAGS); continuing education; cooperative edu- Janelle C. Ashley, President Phone: 508/929-8040 cation; summer session for degree credit. David Caruso, VP, Academic Affairs Email: [email protected]
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For Information on Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required. Andover Newton Independent Institutions Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. 11/15 Early Theological School in Massachusetts Decision deadline. Application is available online at www.aic.edu 210 Herrick Road 800/964-2687 Newton Centre 02459-2243 FAX: 617/965-9756 Association of Independent Colleges and Phone: 413/205-3201 www.ants.edu Universities in Massachusetts Email: [email protected] 11 Beacon Street, Suite 1224 617/742-5147 Founded 1807; ecumenical graduate theological school affiliated with the United Church of Christ and Boston, MA 02108-3093 FAX: 617/742-3089 Amherst College www.masscolleges.org the American Baptist Churches USA; offers professional [email protected] P.O. Box 5000 413/542-2000 programs leading to master’s and doctoral degrees. Amherst 01002-5000 www.amherst.edu American International Nick Carter, President College Founded 1821; offers liberal arts program leading Robert MacDonald, VP, Finance & Operations to bachelor’s degrees. Dean Allen, Dean of the Faculty & VP for Academic Affairs 1000 State Street 413/737-7000 Anthony W. Marx, President Springfield 01109 www.aic.edu Priscilla Bizer, VP, Development Peter J. Shea, Treasurer Karen Brockney, Dir. of Communications Founded 1885; offers liberal arts, business, criminal jus- Gregory S. Call, Dean of the Faculty Alexander Kern, Dir. of Recruitment tice, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, Frederick T. Griffiths, Associate Dean of the Faculty Margaret Carroll, Dir. of Enrollment psychology and teacher education programs leading to Michael C. Kiefer, Chief Advancement Officer Rosemary Turano, Coordinator of Financial Aid bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing Stacey Schmeidel, Dir. of Public Affairs Debbie Craig, Student Housing Coordinator education; summer session for degree credit. Gerald M. Mager, Registrar Nayda Aguila, Registrar Harry Courniotes, President Thomas H. Parker, Dean of Admission & Financial Aid James Madden, Systems Administrator Richard Bedard, VP, Administration & Comptroller Joe Paul Case, Dir. of Financial Aid Sharon Taylor, Dir. of the Library Dr. Edward Meyer, VP, Academic Affairs Marian Pagano Matheson, Dir. of Accreditation...... NE, specialized Dr. Blaine Stevens, VP, Student Affairs Institutional Research Academic Calendar...... semester Naomi White-Innis, Dir. of Multicultural Affairs Benson Lieber, Dean of Students Student Body...... coed John Debonville, Dir. of Alumni Relations Charri J. Boykin-East, Associate Dean of Students Tuition/Fees...... $9,552/$700 Craig Greenberg, Dir. of Public Relations & Dir. of Residential Life Room and Board Charge...... $2,996 Peter Miller, Dean of Admissions Rosalind Hoffa, Dir. of the Career Center Housing Type...... c,w,f Irene Martin, Dir. of Financial Aid Thomas A. Warger, Acting Dir. of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 30/6 Brian O’Shaughnessy, Dir. of Residence Life Information Technology Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 14/55 Judith Syner, Registrar Sherre L. Harrington, Librarian of the College Library Collection ...... 230,000 Peter Baumgartel, Dir. of Information Services Kathryn V. Bryne, Dir. of Human Resources Knowlton Utley, Librarian James D. Brassord, Dir. of Facilities Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Gregory Schmutte, Dean, School of Psychology Planning & Management Total Enrollment 63 385 448 & Education Charles G. Thompson, Dir. of Dining Services Graduate Degree 63 364 427 Alan Cottrell, Dean, School of Arts & Sciences John B. Carter, Chief of Campus Police Non-Degree 0 21 21 John Rogers, Dean, School of Business Administration Accreditation...... NE Admissions Information: No exams required. Anne Glanovsky, Dir. of Division of Nursing Academic Calendar...... semester 4/15 priority admissions deadline; 7/1 final deadline; Cathy Dow-Royer, Dir. of Division of Student Body...... coed $20 fee. Application is available online at Occupational Therapy Tuition/Fees...... $30,780/$580 www.ants.edu Edward Swanson, Dir. of Division of Physical Therapy Room and Board Charge...... $8,160 Phone: 800/964-2687 X 272 Dr. Rol& Holstead, Dean of Continuing Education and Housing Type...... c Email: [email protected] Graduate Studies & Dir. of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 498/39 Institutional Advancement Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 193/21 John Short, Exec. Dir. of Development Library Collection ...... 998,010 Anna Maria College Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 50 Sunset Lane 508/849-3300 Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 1,618 16 1,634 Paxton 01612-1198 www.annamaria.edu Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 1,618 0 1,618 Founded 1946; Roman Catholic college offers pro- Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/ Non-Degree 0 16 16 grams leading to bachelor’s degrees; master’s degree Room and Board Charge...... $8,510 Admissions Information: SAT I and 3 SAT II offered through continuing education program. Housing Type ...... c,w exams or ACT required. 12/21 application deadline; Endowment...... $7,372,871 William D. McGarry, President $55 fee. 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Application is Lori Richardson, Chief Financial Officer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 182/87 available online at www.amherst.edu/admission Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 103/76 Paul Erickson, Dean of the College & VP, Library Collection ...... 210,490 Phone: 413/542-2328 Academic Affairs Email: [email protected] John E. Price, Chief Technology Officer & Dir. of Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Institutional Research Total Enrollment 1,184 411 1,595 Nicole Brennan, Dir. of Financial Aid Undergrad Degree 1,013 175 1,188 Gerry Garrity, Assoc. Dean of Co-Curricular & Graduate Degree 171 236 407 Spiritual Life
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Sr. Rolande Quintal, Dean of Informational Resources/Registrar Ruth Pyne, Dir. of Library Service Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $18,545/$1,790 Room and Board Charge...... $7,415 Housing Type...... c Endowment...... $1,375,607 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 73/29 GORDON COLLEGE Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/121 Library Collection ...... 81,010 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 639 508 1,147 Undergrad Degree 547 152 699 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Robert G. Ravenelle, Dean of Students Graduate Degree 87 261 348 Total Enrollment 482 65 547 Neil R. Castronovo, Dean of Student Development Non-Degree 5 95 100 Undergrad Degree 457 54 511 Nancy P. Crimmin, Dean of Campus Life Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Graduate Degree 24 7 31 Ted Palauskas, Dir. of Athletics required. Rolling application deadline; $40 application Non-Degree 1 4 5 Joan E. Newton, Dir of Human Resources fee. Application is available online at Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required Jerome Jay Barilla, Dir. of Business Services www.annamaria.edu of U.S. applicants for BFA. Rolling application dead- Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 508/849-3360 line; $40 fee. 2/15 priority application deadline. Academic Calendar...... semester Email: [email protected] Application is available online at Student Body...... coed www.lesley.edu/aib/admissions/apply.html Tuition/Fees...... $22,260/$165 Phone: 800/773-0494 X 6700 Room and Board Charge...... $8,640
Art Institute of Boston Massachusetts Independent Email: [email protected] Housing Type ...... c,w at Lesley University Endowment...... $43,224,621 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 214/35 700 Beacon Street 617/585-6600 Assumption College Boston 02215 FAX: 617/585-6655 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 132/115 www.aiboston.edu 500 Salisbury Street 508/767-7000 Library Collection ...... 227,778 Founded 1912; college of visual arts awards bachelor Worcester 01609 FAX: 508/756-1780 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total of fine arts degrees in design, fine arts, illustration and www.assumption.edu Total Enrollment 2,249 575 2,824 photography; low-residency master of fine arts degree Founded 1904; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Undergrad Degree 2,130 184 2,314 in visual arts; dual degrees combining BFA with mas- arts, business and teacher education programs leading Graduate Degree 113 131 244 ter’s degree in education or expressive therapies; three- to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing educa- Non-Degree 6 260 266 year diploma option; two-year certificate; continuing tion; summer session for degree credit. Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam education; summer session for degree credit. Thomas R. Plough, President required. 3/1 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/15 Early Margaret McKenna, President, Lesley University Francis P. Gurley, Executive VP, Finance Decision deadline. Application is available online at Gary Sangster, Dean and Director & Administration www.assumption.edu/admiss/Applying/freshman.html Martha McKenna, Interim Provost David G. Marker, Interim VP, Academic Affairs Phone: 888/882-7786 Angelo Fertitta, Dean of Academic Affairs Thomas E. Ryan, VP, Institutional Advancement Email: [email protected] Diana Arcadipone, Associate Dean of Rev. Dennis M. Gallagher, VP, Mission Extended Programs Catherine WoodBrooks, VP, Student Life Atlantic Union College Julie Stanwood, Assistant Dean for Administration Mark P. Bilotta, Executive Assistant to the President Christine Reynolds, Dir. of Academic Advising Stuart J. Munro, Dir. of Institutional Research 338 Main Street 978/368-2000 Louise Goldenberg, Dir. of Student Services & Planning P. O. Box 1000 FAX: 978/368-2015 Alan Van Reed, Dir. of Recruitment Kathleen M. Murphy, Dean of Enrollment South Lancaster 01561 www.atlanticuc.edu Mary Ann O’Toole, Dir. of Academic Computing Mary Bresnahan, Associate Dean for Founded 1882 by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Amanda Gluibizzi, Head Librarian Enrollment Communications Offers liberal arts and teacher education programs lead- Accreditation...... NE, specialized Karen Puntillo, Dir. of Financial Aid ing to associate, bachelor’s and master’s of education Academic Calendar...... semester David W. Aalto, Registrar degrees; continuing education; cooperative education; Student Body...... coed Robert Fry, Dir. of Information Technology summer session for degree credit. Dawn Thistle, Dir. of Library Services Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/$725 George P. Babcock, President Room and Board Charge...... $9,570 Mary Lou Anderson, Dean of the College/Dean of the Graduate School Issumael Nzamutuma, VP, Academic Administration Housing Type...... c Jacob Nortey, VP, Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 28/5 Sr. Ellen Guerin, Dean of Studies Adrian O. Dumas, Dir. of Graduate Enrollment John Mentges, VP, Student Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 24/89 Lynn Zabaleta, Registrar Library Collection ...... 1,054,964 Management & Services Charlene L. Martin, Dean of Continuing Education Rosita Lashley, Dir. of Admissions
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Accreditation...... NE, specialized Tuition/Fees...... $28,832/ Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required. Academic Calendar...... semester Room and Board Charge...... $10,376 Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. 12/1 Early Student Body...... coed Housing Type...... c,m,f Action deadline. Application is available online at Tuition/Fees...... $12,000/$780 Endowment...... $167,700,000 www.baypath.edu/admissions.htm Room and Board Charge...... $3,780 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 488/78 Phone: 413/565-1000 X 331 Housing Type ...... m,w,f Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 163/11 Email: [email protected] Endowment...... $1,300,000 Library Collection ...... 616,546 1 graduate programs are coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 57/10 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 46/25 Total Enrollment 2,143 1,199 3,342 Library Collection ...... 158,808 Undergrad Degree 1,717 0 1,717 Bay State College Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 426 1,199 1,625 122 Commonwealth Avenue 617/236-8000 Total Enrollment 361 104 465 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT with Undergrad Degree 361 82 443 Boston 02116 FAX: 617/536-1735 writing required. SAT II recommended (writing and www.baystate.edu Graduate Degree 0 17 17 Math IC or IIC). TOEFL required for non-native Eng- Non-Degree 0 5 5 lish speakers. 11/15 Early Decision and Early Action Founded 1946; offers professional and occupational Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam deadline. 1/15 Regular Decision application deadline. programs leading to associate degrees; required. 8/1 application deadline; $25 fee. Application $60 application fee. $100 international application fee. continuing education. is available online at www.atlanticuc.edu Application is available online at www.babson.edu/ug Howard E. Horton, Esq., President Phone: 978-368-2235 Phone: 781/239-5522 Jennifer Tonneson-Benoit, Chief Financial Officer Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Marilyn Gardner, VP of Academic Affairs Timothy Mosehauer, Dir. of Career & Student Services Bay Path College Pamela Notemyer-Rogers, Dir. of Admissions Babson College Melissa Holster, Dir. of Financial Aid 231 Forest Street 781/235-1200 588 Longmeadow Street 413/565-1000 Stacy Mica, Assistant Dir. of Housing Babson Park 02457 www.babson.edu Longmeadow 01106 FAX: 413/565-1105 Raymond Barnes, Registrar www.baypath.edu Alan Johnson, Bursar Founded in 1919; offers programs in business and lib- Todd Ficarra, Dir. of Information Technology eral arts and awards bachelor’s of science in business Founded in 1897, offers undergraduate programs for women, including forensic science, biotechnology, Jessica Neive, Librarian management, MBA and master’s of science degrees. Carol Pepoli, Dir. of Learning Center, Academic Also offers non-credit executive education programs. business, criminal justice, legal studies, occupational therapy and teacher education and professional gradu- Support Coordinator Brian M. Barefoot, President ate degrees for men and women. Accreditation...... NE, specialized Michael Fetters, Provost Carol A. Leary, President Academic Calendar...... semester Henry Deneault, VP, Finance & Vice Provost Student Body...... coed Fritz Fleischmann, Dean of Faculty Rachel St. Onge-Boisseau, VP for Finance & Administration Tuition/Fees...... $14,900/$350 Thomas Moore, VP, Executive Education & Corporate Room and Board Charge...... $9,500 Programs William L. Sipple, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Kathleen Bourque, VP for Institutional Advancement Housing Type...... c Mark Rice, Murata Dean, F.W. Olin Graduate School Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 50/5 of Business Kathy Wroblewski, Dir. of Communications Brenda Wishart, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 19/47 Patricia Greene, Dean, Undergraduate Programs Library Collection...... 5,600 Carol Hacker, Associate VP, Student & Stephanie King, Dir. of Financial Aid Community Services Charles Bertolino, Registrar Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Thomas Krimmel, VP, Philanthropy Jonathan Tudryn, Bursar Total Enrollment 522 235 757 Brian Driscoll, VP, Resource Development Christiane Torchia, Dir. of Information Technology Undergrad Degree 522 235 757 Mary Rose, VP, Administration/ Maureen Horak, Dir. of Library & Information Services Admissions Information: No exam required. Chief Information Officer Kathleen Cotnoir, Dir. of Development & Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Application is Frank Aubuchon, Associate VP, Human Resources Alumni Relations available online at www.baystate.edu Caron Hobin, VP for Planning & Student Development Shelley Kaplan, Associate VP, Facilities Management Phone: 617/236-8000 and Planning Diane Ranaldi, Dir. of Continuing Education Scott Timmins, VP, Marketing & Graduate Admissions Richard Voos, Chief of Staff & Associate VP for Accreditation...... NE, specialized Becker College Strategic Planning Academic Calendar...... semester 1 61 Sever St. 508/791-9241 Katherine Sheehan Bellaud, Acting Dean/Senior Student Body...... women Worcester 01609 www.beckercollege.edu Associate Dir. of Undergraduate Admission & Tuition/Fees ...... $19,440 Student Financial Services Room and Board Charge...... $8,260 Founded in 1784 (Leicester campus) and 1887 Kate Klepper, Dir. of Graduate Admission Housing Type...... w (Worcester campus); offers 30 career-focused pro- Michael Chmura, Dir. of Public Relations Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 94/33 grams leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees. Anna Marie Delaney, Dir. of Institutional Research Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 27/49 Kenneth Zirkle, President Hope Tillman, Dir. of Libraries Library Collection ...... 55,532 Tyler Kelsch, VP, CFO & Treasurer Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Raj Pathi, VP of Academic Affairs Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 1,074 240 1,314 Gerald N. Tuori, VP, Institutional Advancement Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 1,016 226 1,242 Elaine Lapomardo, VP, Enrollment Management Graduate Degree 58 14 72 Karen H. Schedin, Dir. of Recruitment and Admissions
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Denise Lawrie, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Andrew Baglio, Registrar Total Enrollment 351 15 365 Total Enrollment 4,316 1,357 5,673 Paul A. Chase, Jr., Associate VP, Information Services Undergrad Degree 341 14 355 Undergrad Degree 3,918 355 4,273 Jean Collins, Dean of the Libraries Non-Degree 10 0 10 Graduate Degree 384 945 1,329 Kenneth S. Cameron, Jr., Executive Dir. of Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Non-Degree 14 57 71 Student Development required for placement. 9/1 final application deadline Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Accreditation...... NE, specialized for fall semester; $25 fee. Application is available required. 2/1 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/15 Academic Calendar...... semester online at www.bfit.edu Early Decision and Early Action deadline. Application Student Body...... coed Phone: 617/423-4630 X121 is available online at www.bentley.edu/admissions Tuition/Fees...... $17,200/$390 Email: [email protected] Phone: 781/891-2244 Room and Board Charge...... $8,000 Housing Type ...... c,w Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 180/59 Bentley College Berklee College of Music Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 40/62 175 Forest Street 781/891-2000 1140 Boylston St. 800/BER-KLEE Library Collection ...... 71,000 Waltham 02452 www.bentley.edu/ Boston 02215 FAX: 617/247-6878 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1917; a business university focusing on www.berklee.edu Total Enrollment 469 636 1,105 educating students interested in business and related Founded in 1945, the world’s largest independent Undergrad Degree 469 448 917 professions. Programs combine a strong foundation in music college. Students and faculty members function Non-Degree 0 188 188 the arts and sciences with advanced business education. in an environment designed to provide the most com- Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Joseph G. Morone, President plete learning experience possible, including all of the Rolling admissions. $30 application fee. Application is Robert D. Galliers, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs opportunities and challenges presented by a career in available online at www.beckercollege.edu Catherine A. Davy, Dean of Arts & Sciences the contemporary music industry. Phone: 508/791-9241 X245 Margrethe H. Olson, Dean of Business & the McCallum Lee Eliot Berk, President Email: [email protected] Graduate School David Hornfischer, VP, Administration & Finance Paul Clemente, VP, Business and Finance, & Treasurer Harry Chalmiers, Provost/VP, Academic Affairs Sandra King, VP, Marketing, Communication David McKay, VP, Institutional Advancement
Benjamin Franklin Massachusetts Independent Institute of Technology & Public Affairs Lawrence Bethune, VP, Student Affairs/ Traci A. Logan, Vice Provost & for Chief Information Dean of Students 41 Berkeley Street 617/423-4630 Officer for Information Technology Stephen Croes, Dean of Music Technology Division Boston 02116 FAX: 617/482-3706 Robert H. Minetti, VP, Institutional Advancement Matt Marvuglio, Dean of Professional Performance www.bfit.edu Kathleen L. Yorkis, VP, Student Affairs Division Founded 1908; offers associate degree programs in archi- Earl Avery, President’s Assistant for Equal Opportunity Lawrence McClellan Jr., Dean of Professional tectural, automotive, computer, electrical, electronics, Joann C. McKenna, VP & Dean of Undergraduate Education Division medical electronics and mechanical engineering tech- Admissions & Financial Aid Larry Monroe, Assoc. VP, International Programs nology. Transfer opportunities to Northeastern University Barbara Addison Reid, Executive Dir. of Human Ronald Bentley, Assoc. VP, Institutional Research available to qualified students in computer, electronic Resources Robert Myers, Assoc. VP, Institutional Assessment and mechanical engineering technology, and to the Sharon Hill, Dir. of Graduate Admissions Rob Hayes, Asst. VP, Public Information Boston Architectural Center to qualified students in Audrey Adam, Dir. of Institutional Research Damien Bracken, Dir. of Office of Admissions architectural technology. Bachelor’s degree in automo- & Planning Bill MacKay, Dir. of Office of Housing tive technology management offered in cooperation with Barbara A. McCarthy, Dir. of Alumni Relations Michael Hagerty, Registrar Northeastern University. Certificates in practical electrici- Michele Walsh, Dir. of Public & Media Relations Vanessa Stathis, Bursar ty and heating, ventilation & air conditioning (HVAC). Daniel F. Sheehan, Registrar David Mash, VP, Information Technology Donna Kendall, Dir. of Financial Aid Gary Haggerty, Dir. of Learning Resources Richard K. Fields, President David Hennesey, Assistant Dean for Residential Center Accreditation...... NE Stephen Lozen, Senior VP Kenton Rinehart, Director of Wildolfo Arvelo, VP of External Relations Academic Calendar...... semester Undergraduate Admissions Student Body...... coed Tom Mallas, Chief Financial Officer Franklyn P Salimbene, Dir. Service Learning Center James R. Boyd, Dean of Faculty Tuition/Fees...... $20,350/$3,189 Donald Brezinski Ex. Dir. Corporate Relations & Room and Board Charge...... $10,900 Paula Coyle, Dean of Student Services Career Services Norman R. Kraft, Dean of Enrollment Management Housing Type...... c Jeannette Hixon, Dir. Multicultural Center Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 200/300 Kevin Sullivan, Registrar & Dir. of Financial Aid Gary Kelly, Assoc. Dean Student Life Keyvan Sabery, Dir. of Institutional Technology Library Collection ...... 31,000 Sharon Bank, Librarian Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar...... semester Accreditation...... NE, specialized Total Enrollment 3,487 312 3,799 Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 3,487 312 3,799 Academic Calendar...... semester Tuition/Fees...... $27,030/$214 Student Body...... coed Room and Board Charge...... $9,580 Admissions Information: Rolling application Tuition/Fees...... $12,500/ Housing Type...... c deadline (2/1 recommended); $100 fee. Application Housing Type ...... no housing Endowment...... 170,000,000 is available online at www.berklee.edu/admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 18/0 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 542/69 Phone: 800/BER-KLEE Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/3 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 260/196 Email: [email protected] Library Collection ...... 15,120 Library Collection ...... 161,587
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Blessed John XXIII National Maia Brindley Nilsson, Dir. of Certificate Programs of classes; $25 fee. Seminary Tiffany Andersen, Dir. of Faculty & Program Services Phone: 617/964-3510 Susan Lewis, Dir. of Library Email: [email protected] 558 South Avenue 781/899-5500 Joshua White, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Weston 02493 FAX: 781/899-9057 ChiChi Chou, Controller/Bursar www.blessedjohnxxiii.edu Diane Sparrow, Dir. of Operations/Human Resources Boston College Founded 1964; institution dedicated to the education Art Byers, Dir. of Facilities 140 Commonwealth Avenue 617/552-8000 of older seminarians for the Roman Catholic priest- Janet Oberto, Dir. of Communications & Public Affairs Chestnut Hill 02467 www.bc.edu hood and awards master of divinity degrees. Barbara Shenker, Dir. of Development Founded 1863; Jesuit university offers liberal arts and Monsignor Francis D. Kelly, Rector/President Accreditation...... NE, specialized professional programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s Kyle Ryan, Business Manager Academic Calendar...... semester and doctoral degrees; evening college for continuing Rev. Peter J. Uglietto, Academic Dean Student Body...... coed education; summer session for degree credit. Rev. Thomas F. Schmitt, Dean of Students Tuition/Fees...... $11,8311/$20 Vincent F. Shea, Dir. of Development Housing Type ...... no housing William P. Leahy, S. J., President Helen P. Thompson, Dir. of Public Relations Endowment...... $5,874,755 Peter C. McKenzie, VP, Finance Timothy J. McFadden, Dir. of Library Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 62/24 John J. Neuhauser, Academic Vice President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/152 Patrick J. Keating, Executive Vice President Accreditation...... specialized Library Collection ...... 312,000 Richard P. Jefferson, Acting Dir. of Affirmative Action Academic Calendar...... semester Grace Regan, Executive Dir. of Alumni Affairs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Student Body...... men John B. Dunn, Dir. of Office of Pubic Affairs Total Enrollment 752 261 1,013 Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/ John Carfora, Dir. of Office of Sponsored Programs Undergrad Degree 434 145 579 Room and Board Charge ...... included Henry J. Humphreys, Dir. of Residential Life Graduate Degree 313 27 340 Housing Type...... m Louise Lonabocker, Registrar Non-Degree 5 89 94 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 10/5 Marian G. Moore, Chief Information Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 11/10 Admissions Information: No exam required. Technology Officer Library Collection ...... 60,400 Rollng application deadline; $50 fee. Application is Jerome Yavarkovsky, University Librarian available online at www.the-bac.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE, specialized Total Enrollment 73 0 73 Phone: 617/585-0123 Academic Calendar...... semester Graduate Degree 73 0 73 Email: [email protected] Student Body...... coed Admissions Information: Interviews and evalua- 1average reported, tuition varies by program. Tuition/Fees...... $28,940/$126 tions required. Rolling application deadline; no fees. Room and Board Charge...... $11,650 Housing Type...... c,m,w Phone: 781/899-5500 Boston Baptist College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,045/265 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 639/415 950 Metropolitan Ave. 617/364-3510 Library Collection ...... 2,029,006 Boston Architectural Center Boston 02136 FAX: 617/364-0723 www.boston.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 11,530 2,849 14,379 320 Newbury Street 617/262-5000 Founded 1976; offers associate and bachelor’s degree Undergrad Degree 9,133 486 9,619 Boston 02115 FAX: 617/585-0111 programs in biblical studies with various concentrations. the-bac.edu Graduate Degree 2,397 2,363 4,760 Harry Boyle, President Admissions Information: Applicants may take Founded 1889; provides professional architecture, inte- David Melton, Executive VP either the SAT I and three SAT II subject tests; two of rior design and design studies programs leading to Grace Snavely, Administrative Assistant which must be writing and Math I or II. In place of bachelor’s and master’s degrees through concurrent James Thomasson, Dir. of Admissions & Records both SAT I and SAT II tests, students may take the ACT. academic and practice curricula; continuing educa- Bilie Sears, Dir. of Financial Aid 1/1 application deadline; $60 fee. 11/1 Early Decision tion and certificate programs in computer-aided Corey Boyle, Dir. of Information Technology deadline. Application is available online at design, Auto-CAD, kitchen and bath design, decorative Fred Tatro, Head Librarian arts, sustainable design, historic preservation, advance www.bc.edu/admissions/undergrad/ Accreditation...... specialized rendering, and design firm management. Phone: 617/552-3100 Academic Calendar...... semester Email: [email protected] Theodore C. Landsmark, President Student Body...... coed Erin Rae Hoffer, Executive Vice President Tuition/Fees...... $4,200/$1,500 Kathleen Cown Rood, VP, Finance & Administration Room and Board Charge...... $5,200 Boston Conservatory William Curtis Lamb, VP, New Program Initiatives Housing Type ...... m,w 8 The Fenway 617/536-6340 Barbara Morgan, VP, Student Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 7/5 Karen Nelson, Program Dir., Advance Boston 02215 FAX: 617/912-9101 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 5/7 www.bostonconservatory.edu Architecture Studios Library Collection ...... 28,000 David Harrison, Program Dir., Interior Design Founded 1867; provides professional music, musical the- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Leonard J. Charney, Program Dir., Practice Coponent ater, dance, and music education programs leading to Total Enrollment 100 25 125 Valerie Nichols, Registrar bachelor’s and master’s degrees; postgraduate diplomas. Undergrad Degree 100 17 117 William Dunfey, Dir. of Admission Non-Degree 0 8 8 Richard Ortner, President Maureen Samways, Dir. of Financial Aid Jenifer Marshall, Dir. of Advising Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Jane Larkin, Dir. of Continuing Education Programs required. Application deadline is one week before start
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Carmen Griggs, VP for Administration & Student Housing Type ...... no housing Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Affairs/Dean of Students Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 4/10 Total Enrollment 24,023 5,026 29,049 Charles P. Petit, Chief Financial Officer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/6 Undergrad Degree 15,463 317 15,780 Michael Nash, Dean of the Conservatory Library Collection...... 6,000 Graduate Degree 7,689 2,854 10,543 James O’Dell, Assistant Dean of the Conservatory Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 871 1,855 2,726 Eileen M. Meny, Dir. of Development Total Enrollment 51 91 142 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Tamsen Snyder-McMahon, Dir. of Marketing Graduate Degree 51 85 136 required. SAT II exams may be required or recom- & Communications Non-Degree 0 6 6 mended for some applicants. 1/1 application deadline; Halley Shefler, Dean of Enrollment Services $65 fee for electronic applications; $75 for traditional Admissions Information: Applicants with bac- James Bynum, Dir. of Financial Aid applications. 11/1 deadline for Early Decision and calaureate and graduate degrees from all educational Brian Bicknell, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs spring admission; 12/1 deadline for Accelerated Med- backgrounds may apply. $100 fee. Notification is time- Aixa Kidd, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs ical and Dental programs, Trustee Scholar, Boston ly, with admission granted on a rolling calendar basis. Theresa Cristofaro, Registrar High School, and Cardinal Medeiros Scholar pro- Bob Xavier, Dir. of Information Systems Contact institution for additional information regard- grams; 4/1 deadline for fall transfers; 11/1 deadline Jennifer Hunt, Dir. of the Library ing application requirements. for spring transfers. Application is available online Kathleen Shine, Bursar Phone: 617/277-3915 at www.bu.edu/admissions Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 617/353-2300 Academic Calendar...... semester Boston University Email: [email protected] Student Body...... coed One Sherborn Street 617/353-2000 Tuition/Fees...... $23,300/$1,175 Brandeis University Room and Board Charge...... $10,430 Boston 02215 FAX: 617/353-2053 Housing Type...... c www.bu.edu 415 South Street 781/736-3333 Endowment...... $3,341,264 Founded 1839; 17 schools and colleges offer more than Waltham 02454 www.brandeis.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 42/8 250 programs of study including liberal arts, education, Founded 1948; offers liberal arts, teacher education Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 44/127 technical, professional, and occupational programs and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, Library Collection ...... 43,400 leading to bachelor’s, masters, and doctoral degrees and master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total certificates of advanced graduate study; continuing edu-
summer session for degree credit. Massachusetts Independent Total Enrollment 524 15 539 cation; summer session for degree credit. Jehuda Reinharz, President Undergrad Degree 404 3 407 Aram Chobanian, Interim President Peter French, Executive VP & Chief Operating Officer Graduate Degree 120 10 130 David Campbell, Interim Provost Jean Eddy, Senior VP, Student Services & Enrollment Non-Degree 0 2 2 Kenneth Condon, VP, Financial Affairs Martha W. Krauss, Provost & Senior VP for Admissions Information: No exams required. Thomas Moore, Acting Medical Center Provost Joseph Mercurio, Executive VP Academic Affairs 12/1 application deadline; $100. Application is avail- Lorna Miles Whalen, Senior VP of Communications able online at [email protected] Kenneth Elmore, Dean of Students Anne Shea, VP, Enrollment & Student Affairs Debra Gratto, Affirmative Action Officer Phone: 617/912-9153 Christopher Reaske, VP, Development & Nancy Windship, Senior VP of Development & Email: [email protected] Alumni Relations Alumni Relations John Porter, VP, Information Systems & Technology Sarah Parrott, Dir. of Office of Institutional Research Boston Graduate School of Katherine Kennedy, Dir. of Howard Thurman Center Peter Giumette, Dir. of Financial Aid Psychoanalysis (Multicultural Affairs) Richard P. Sawyer, Associate Dean of Student Life Kelly Walter, Executive Dir. of Admissions Mark Hewitt, Registrar 1581 Beacon Street 617/277-3915 Christine McGuire, Dir. of Financial Assistance Perry Hanson, Chief Information Officer Brookline 02446 FAX: 617/277-0312 Florence Bergeron, University Registrar Susan Wawrzaszek, Acting University Librarian www.bgsp.edu John Ebersole, Associate Provost & Dean, Accreditation...... NE Offers a full range of psychoanalytic education and Extended Education Academic Calendar...... semester training, including the master of arts in psychoanaly- Joan Kirkendall, Associate Provost & Dir. of Student Body...... coed sis, the post-master’s certificate in psychoanalysis, the Sponsored Programs Tuition/Fees...... $30,160/$912 doctor of psychoanalysis (PsyaD) degree at the branch Richard Leger, Dir. of Career Services Room and Board Charge...... $8,656 campus in Brattleboro, Vermont, and the Psya.D. Kevin Carleton, Assistant VP of Media Relations, Housing Type...... c degree in the study of violence at the Boston campus. Office of Public Relations Endowment...... $475,000,000 Robert Hudson, Dir. of Mugar Memorial Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 839/706 Dena Reed, President Jack Parker, Executive Dir. of Athletics Phyllis W. Meadow, Provost Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 335/106 Jane Snyder, Dean of Graduate Studies Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 2,103,172 Carol M. Panetta, Dir. of Finance & Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Institutional Relations Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 4,476 509 4,985 Elizabeth Dorsey, Administrative Dir. of Tuition/Fees...... $29,988/$414 Undergrad Degree 3,110 8 3,118 Cyril Z. Meadow branch campus Room and Board Charge...... $9,680 Graduate Degree 1.309 107 1.416 Housing Type...... c,w,f Non-Degree 57 394 451 Accreditation...... NE Endowment...... $710,000,000 Academic Calendar...... semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 5,145/408 Student Body...... coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 2,538/996 Tuition/Fees...... $9,600/$1,520 Library Collection ...... 6,730,067
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Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. branch campus in Framingham, Mass; summer Michael C. McFarland, SJ, President 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 1/1 Early Decision session for degree credit. Frank Vellaccio, Senior Vice President deadline. Application is available online at John E. Bassett, President Stephen C. Ainlay, VP, Academic Affairs & www.brandeis.edu David Angel, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Dean of the College Phone: 781/736-3500 James Collins, Executive VP Michael Lochhead, VP, Finance & Administration Email: [email protected] Andrea Michaels, VP, Planning & Budget Jacqueline Peterson,VP, Student Affairs Thomas Dolan, Senior VP, Alumni Affairs Paul E. Sheff, VP, Development & Alumni Relations William R. Durgin, Treasurer & Chief Cambridge College Catherine Smith, VP, Information Technology & CIO Deborah Bieri, VP, University Advancement Investment Officer 1000 Massachusetts Avenue 800/877-4723 Elaine Cinelli, VP, Public Affairs Ellen Ryder, Dir. of Public Affairs Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/349-3558 Douglas Little, Dean of the College Ann Bowe McDermott, Dir. of Admissions www.cambridgecollege.edu Nancy Budwig, Associate Provost & Dean of Lynne M. Myers, Dir. of Financial Aid Graduate Studies Christine Nadeau, Dir. of Residence Life Founded in 1971 as the graduate center of Newton Ellen Keohane, Dir. of Information College of the Sacred Heart; offers undergraduate Edward Ottensmeyer, Dean of the Graduate School of Management Technology Services programs in multidisciplinary studies, management Elaine J. Rynders, Registrar studies, psychology, and human services, master’s Thomas Massey, Dean of the College of degree programs in education, management, Continuing Education Accreditation...... NE, specialized management/e-commerce, and M.Ed. in counseling Jeffery J. Himmelberger, Coordinator of Academic Calendar...... semester psychology, post-graduate certificates in educational Institutional Research Student Body...... coed leadership and counseling psychology. Harold Wingood, Dean of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $29,220/$466 Mary Ellen Severance, Dir. of Financial Aid & Room and Board Charge...... $8,860 Eileen Moran Brown, Chancellor/Founder Student Employment Housing Type...... c Mahesh Sharma, President Denise Darrigrand, Dean of Students Endowment...... $414,600,000 Ezat Parnia, Executive VP for Finance Jane Reno, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 671/113 & Administration Gwendolynne Arthur, University Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 228/59 Sandy Cades, Assistant VP for Finance Hilles Hughes, Dir. of Career Planning & Placement Library Collection ...... 636,696 Joseph Reed, VP for Academic Affairs Jack Foley, Executive Assistant to the President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total John Grassi, VP, Alumni Affairs Katherine A. Cannon, Controller/Assistant Treasurer Total Enrollment 2,748 25 2,773 Jerry Saunders, Assistant VP Human Resources Lynn Olson, Dir. of Human Resources & Payroll Undergrad Degree 2,748 0 2,748 Linda Pursley, Dir. of Research & Evaluation Bill Bennett, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Non-Degree 0 25 25 Gerri Major, Dir. of Financial Aid Linda Moulton, Dir. of Athletics Cecelia Cull, Registrar Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT and three Will McMullen, Dir. of Information Technology Accreditation...... NE, specialized SAT II subject exams required, one of which must be Maida Tilchen, Research Librarian Academic Calendar...... semester writing. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 Student Body...... coed Early Decision deadline. Application is available online Accreditation...... NE Tuition/Fees...... $28,000/$265 at www.applyweb.com/apply/hc/menu.html Academic Calendar ...... trimester Room and Board Charge...... $5,400 Student Body...... coed Phone: 800/442-2421 Housing Type ...... c,w Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $3,080/ Endowment...... $148,208,000 Housing Type ...... no housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 383/36 Endowment...... $3,279,457 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 172/208 Conway School of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 104/3 Library Collection ...... 659,833 Landscape Design Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/550 Library Collection ...... 10,499 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total PO Box 179 413/369-4044 Total Enrollment 2,566 532 3,084 332 S. Deerfield Road www.csld.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 1,994 81 2,075 Conway 01341 Total Enrollment 1,264 1,889 3,153 Graduate Degree 558 259 817 Founded 1972; provides 10-month master's degree Undergrad Degree 131 400 531 Non-Degree 14 178 192 Graduate Degree 1,133 1,489 2,622 program in ecologically-based landscape design Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam structured around three professional projects for Admissions Information: No exams required. required. 2/1 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/1 Early actual clients. Rolling application deadline; $30 fee. Application is Decision deadline. Application is available online at available online at www.cambridgecollege.edu Donald Walker, Jr., Director www.clarku.edu/prospective/undergrads/ Nancy E. Braxton, Dir. of Administrative Phone: 800/877-4723 Phone: 508/793-7374 Ilze Meijers, Financial Aid Advisor Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar...... semester Clark University College of the Holy Cross Student Body...... coed 950 Main Street 508/793-7711 Tuition/Fees...... $22,275/ One College Street 508/793-2011 Housing Type ...... no housing Worcester 01610 FAX: 508/793-8821 Worcester 01610-2395 FAX: 508/793-3030 www.clarku.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2/1 www.holycross.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 3/1 Founded 1887; offers liberal arts, teacher education Founded in 1843, the oldest Roman Catholic college Library Collection...... 3,144 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, in New England. Offers liberal arts program leading master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; to bachelor’s degrees.
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Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Dean College Gerry Whetstone, Dir. of Constituency Relations Total Enrollment 19 0 19 Richard Wilson, Dir. of Development Graduate Degree 19 0 19 99 Main Street 508/541-1900 Douglas Fish, Dir. of Financial Aid Franklin 02038 FAX: 508/541-8726 Mark Dutra, Housing Officer Admissions Information: No exam required. 3/15 www.dean.edu application deadline; $50 fee. Application is available Myrna Giberson, Registrar online at www.csld.edu Founded 1865; offers liberal arts and pre-professional Kathy Harrison, Dir. of Information programs leading to associate degrees; some bache- Technology Services Phone: 413/369-4044 lor’s degree program options including dance; contin- Susan Watkins, Dir. of Library Services Email: [email protected] uing education; internship program; summer session Accreditation...... NE, specialized for degree credit. Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Curry College Paula M. Rooney, President Student Body...... coed 1071 Blue Hill Avenue 617/333-0500 Tom Maher, VP, Financial Services and Treasurer Tuition/Fees...... $16,854/$580 Milton 02186 FAX: 617/333-2023 Sherri Mylott, VP, Institutional Advancement Room and Board Charge...... $5,920 www.curry.edu Karen Sykes, VP, Academic Affairs & Housing Type ...... m,w Dean of the Faculty Endowment...... $10,000,000 Founded 1879; offers 16 majors and 50-plus minors Jay Leiendecker, VP, Enrollment Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 102/40 including liberal arts, business management, communi- Cindy Kozil, VP, Student Development Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 41/36 cation, criminal justice, education, and nursing pro- Gabriel Repassey, Registrar Library Collection ...... 145,047 grams leading to certificates, bachelor’s and master’s Geri Larsen, VP, Human Resources Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total degrees; continuing education; satellite campuses in Ply- Tom Donnelly, Assistant VP, College Operations mouth and Worcester; summer session for degree credit. Total Enrollment 1,111 101 1,212 Paul Vaccaro, Dean of Admission Undergrad Degree 1,042 21 1,063 Kenneth K. Quigley, Jr., President Jamey Cournoyer, Dir. of Financial Aid Graduate Degree 68 61 129 David A. Fedo, Academic VP & Dean of Faculty Rick Barr, Dir. of Library Non-Degree 1 19 20 Thomas H. Brodnicki, VP, Institutional Advancement Accreditation...... NE Susan Pennini, Assoc. Dean of Academic & Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Academic Calendar...... semester required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Administrative Affairs Student Body...... coed Mary Labadini, Dean of Students Application is available online at www.enc.edu
Tuition/Fees...... $19,420/$1,960 Massachusetts Independent Richard F. Sullivan, Chief Financial Officer Room and Board Charge...... $9,300 Phone: 617/745-3711 Dennis Thibeault, Chief Information Officer Housing Type...... c,m,w Email: [email protected] Jane P. Fidler, Dir. of Admission Endowment...... $16,500,000 Stephanny J. Elias, Dir. of Student Financial Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 115/18 Elms College Sally A. Buckley, Dir. of Enrollment Management Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 27/49 & Registrar Library Collection ...... 61,202 291 Springfield Street 413/594-2761 Lisa Ijiri, Dir. of the Program for Advancement Chicopee 01013 FAX: 413/592-4871 of Learning Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total www.elms.edu Mary Dunn, Dir. of Human Resources Total Enrollment 868 435 1,303 Undergrad Degree 868 435 1,303 Founded 1928; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Accreditation...... NE, specialized arts, nursing, teacher education and professional Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam programs leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s Student Body...... coed required. No application deadline; $35 fee. Application degrees; continuing education; weekend college; Tuition/Fees...... $20,860/$670 is available online at www.dean.edu summer session for degree credit. Room and Board Charge...... $8,220 Phone: 508/941-1508 Rev. Mark Stelzer, Acting President Housing Type...... c,m,w Email: [email protected] Todd Emmons, VP for Finance and Operations Endowment...... $16,389,267 Anne Harrison, VP for Academic Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 190/47 Eastern Nazarene College Dawn Ellinwood, VP for Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 164/141 Kathleen Robbins, Dir. Human Resources Library Collection ...... 93,914 23 East Elm Avenue 617/745-3000 Patricia Burden, Dir. of Development Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Quincy 02170 FAX: 617/745-3907 John Guimond, Dir. of Institutional Marketing Total Enrollment 1,682 917 2,599 www.enc.edu Joseph Wagner, Dir. of Admission Undergrad Degree 1.672 596 2,268 Founded 1918; college affiliated with the Church of Laura Lander, Registrar Graduate Degree 2 50 52 the Nazarene offers liberal arts, teacher education and Edward O’Brien, Dir. of Information Services Non-Degree 8 271 279 professional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s Patricia Bombardier, Dir. of Alumnae Library Admissions Information: SAT, SAT I or ACT exam and master’s degrees; summer session for degree cred- Accreditation...... NE, specialized required. 4/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 12/1 Early it; adult education programs. Academic Calendar...... semester Decision deadline. 3/1 application deadline to LD pro- J. David McClung, President Student Body...... coed gram, the Program for Advancement of Learning (PAL); W. Richard Stephens, Jr., VP, Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $19,250/ WAIS III or Woodcock-Johnson exams and achievement & Academic Dean Room and Board Charge...... $7,750 testing required of PAL applicants. Applications are Doris Webb, VP, Admissions & Financial Aid Housing Type...... c available online at www.curry.edu/admission Anita Henck, VP, Student Development & Retention Endowment...... $5,000,000 Phone: 800/669-0686 James Chatterton, Controller Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 76/62 Email: [email protected] William Webb, Senior Dir. of Business Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 55/72 Robert Benjamin, Chief Diversity Officer Library Collection ...... 250,000
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Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Emmanuel College Thomas Redman, VP of Admission & Financial Aid Total Enrollment 581 391 972 Barry Sullivan, VP of Institutional Advancement Undergrad Degree 571 180 751 400 The Fenway 617/735-9715 Ted Chamberlain, VP of Student Development Graduate Degree 9 78 87 Boston 02115 FAX: 617/735-9801 Joanne Waldner, Assistant to the President Non-Degree 1 133 134 www.emmanuel.edu Marcia Toomey, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Founded 1919; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Anita McFarlane, Registrar required. Rolling application deadline; $30 fee. Appli- arts, teacher education and professional programs Danise Dragonas, Bursar cation is available online at www.elms.edu/admission leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing Peter Hart, Dir. of Planning & Accreditation education; summer session for degree credit. Donna Couture, Treasurer Phone: 413/592-3189 Susan Koso, Dir. of Personnel Sr. Janet Eisner, SND, President Email: [email protected] Larry Hiser, Dir. of Athletics Neil G. Buckley, VP, Finance & Administration Mary Louise Hatten, VP, Planning & Academic Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized Emerson College Patricia A. Rissmeyer, VP, Student Affairs Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 & Dean of Students Student Body...... coed 120 Boylston Street 617/824-8500 Tuition/Fees...... $18,752/$680 Boston 02116-4624 www.emerson.edu Sarah McCarthy Welsh, VP, Government, Community & Public Relations Room and Board Charge...... $9,300 Founded 1880; offers liberal arts, teacher education John J. Aversa, VP, Operations & Housing Type...... c,f and professional programs in communications and Information Technology Endowment...... $12,000,000 performing arts leading to bachelor’s, master’s and Sandra M. Robbins, Dean of Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 275/108 doctoral degrees; continuing education; summer Jennifer Porter, Dir. of Student Financial Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 78/80 session for degree credit. Joseph Onofretti, Associate Dean of Students/ Library Collection ...... 120,000 Jacqueline W. Liebergott, President Dir. of Student Life Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Robert A. Silverman, VP, Administration and Finance E. Elizabeth Ross, Registrar Total Enrollment 1,882 1,089 2,971 Linda Moore, VP, Academic Affairs Marie E. Gurry, Dir. of Academic Computing Undergrad Degree 1,689 55 1,744 Barbara Rutberg, Acting VP, Mary Ann Tricarico, Dir. of the Library Graduate Degree 193 129 322 Institutional Advancement Non-Degree 0 905 905 Accreditation...... NE David Rosen, Associate VP, Office of Public Affairs Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam William Gilligan, VP, Information Technology/CIO Student Body...... coed required (SAT I preferred). 2/15 application deadline; Suzanne Swope, VP, Enrollment Tuition/Fees...... $20,100/$400 $40 fee. Application is available online at Daniel Pinch, Associate VP, Student Room and Board Charge...... $9,000 www.endicott.edu Administrative Services Housing Type ...... c,w Ronald Ludman, Dean of Students Phone: 978/921-1000 William Dewolf, Registrar Endowment...... $52,554,644 Email: [email protected] Mickey Zemon, Executive Dir. of Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 115/43 William H. Smith, Executive Dir. of Center for Diversity Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 52/98 Episcopal Divinity School Library Collection ...... 100,934 Accreditation...... NE, specialized 99 Brattle Street 617/868-3450 Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,230 641 1,871 Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/864-5385 Student Body...... coed www.episdivschool.edu Tuition/Fees...... $22,976/$612 Undergrad Degree 1,207 421 1,628 Founded 1857; institution affiliated with the Episcopal Room and Board Charge...... $9,868 Graduate Degree 23 220 243 Church offers professional program leading to mas- Housing Type...... c Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam ter’s and doctoral degrees; cross-registration with Endowment...... $40,000,000 required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. 11/1 Boston Theological Institute schools. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 327/34 Early Decision deadline. Application is available online Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 136/205 at www.emmanuel.edu Rt. Rev. Steven Charleston, President & Dean Library Collection ...... 198,655 Phone: 617/735-9715 Ben Matlock, VP, Finance & Business Management Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Joanna Dewey, Academic Dean Total Enrollment 3,728 657 4,385 Esther Griswold, Dir. of the EDS/WJST Library Nancy Haverstock, VP, Development Undergrad Degree 2,904 105 3,009 Endicott College Graduate Degree 781 203 984 Rev. Karen Montagno, Dean of Student & Non-Degree 43 349 392 376 Hale Street 978/927-0585 Community Life Christopher Medeiros, Dir. of Admissions, Recruitment Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Beverly 01915 FAX: 978/927-0084 www.endicott.edu & Financial Aid required. 1/15 application deadline; $60 fee. Lynn Gurney, Asst. Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Application is available online at Founded 1939; provides programs leading to bachelor’s Gena Gourley, Registrar www.emerson.edu/undergraduate_admission and master’s degrees. Programs integrate professional Margaret Thorpe, Housing & Facilities Coordinator Phone: 617/824-8600 and liberal studies through required internships. Joanne Manning, Dir. of Business Office and Systems Email: [email protected] Richard E. Wylie, President Nancy Davidge, Dir. of Communications Lynne O’Toole, VP of Finance & Public Relations Denise Bilodeau, VP of Administration Accreditation...... specialized Laura Rossi-Le, VP & Dean of the Academic Calendar...... semester Undergraduate School Student Body...... coed Paul Squarcia, VP & Dean of the School of Graduate Tuition/Fees...... $15,630/ Professional Studies Room and Board Charge...... $3,5001 82 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
Housing Type...... c,f Admissions Information: SATI or ACT required Gibbs College of Boston1 Endowment...... $36,110,942 for admission of bachelor’s program; rolling applica- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 27/2 tion deadline; $25 fee. Application is available online 126 Newbury Street 617/578-7100 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 16/8 at www.fisher.edu/Web/admissions/admissions.html Boston 02116 FAX: 617/578-7163 www.gibbsboston.com Library Collection ...... 239,300 Phone: 617/236-8818 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Founded 1917; offers career focused training and Total Enrollment 58 27 85 general education in the academic areas of business studies, information technology, and visual communi- Graduate Degree 55 20 75 Franklin W. Olin College Non-Degree 3 7 10 cations & design technologies, leading to an associates of Engineering degree. Formerly known as Katharine Gibbs School. Admissions Information: MAT or GRE exam required. 3/31 application deadline; $50 fee. Olin Way 781/292-2300 David Waldron, President Application is available online at Needham 02492 FAX: 781/292-2310 Christine Murphy, VP, Finance [email protected] www.olin.edu Allison Moroz, VP, Education Undergraduate engineering college funded by the F.W. Christina Gaza, VP, Career Services Phone: 617/868-3450 X307 David Arce Toledo, Dir. of Admissions Email: [email protected] Olin Foundation enrolled its first freshman class in fall 2002. Offers degrees in electrical and computer engi- Shannon Koshinsky, Dir. of Student Finance 1 varies according to housing type neering, mechanical engineering and engineering; Anne Newquist, VP, Operations curriculum emphasizes rigorous preparation in sci- David Helton, Librarian Rosana Perella, Dir. of Student Services Fisher College ence and engineering fundamentals, business and entrepreneurship, and arts and humanities; every Accreditation ...... NE cand, specialized 118 Beacon Street 866/266-6007 admitted student receives a four-year, full tuition Academic Calendar...... quarter Boston 02116 FAX: 617/236-8858 scholarship valued at approximately $125,000; the Student Body...... coed www.fisher.edu scholarship does not include room and board. Tuition/Fees...... $13,600/ Founded in 1903; offers bachelor of science in man- Richard K. Miller, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 50/5 agement and associate degrees and certificate pro- Stephen P. Hannabury, VP, Administration & Finance Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 20/40 grams in liberal arts and professional/occupational David V. Kerns, Provost Library Collection ...... 15,000 programs. Courses are offered at the main campus, Roger C. Crafts, Dean of Student Life Fall 2002 Enrollment FT PT Total Massachusetts Independent two off-site locations and online. Duncan C. Murdoch, VP, External Relations Total Enrollment 864 0 864 Charles C. Perkins, President & Enrollment Undergrad Degree 864 0 864 Cynthia M. Patterson, VP, Academic Affairs Sherra E. Kerns, VP, Innovation and Research Admissions Information: No exams required. Steven Rich, VP, Finance Matthew C. Cottle, VP, Institutional Advancement Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. Application is James DuPont, VP, Enrollment Management Charles S. Nolan, Dean of Admissions available online at www.gibbsboston.com Joanne M. Kossuth, Chief Information Officer Bonie Williamson, VP, Co-Curricular Life/ Phone: 617/578-7100 Dean of Students Accreditation...... NE cand Email: [email protected] Janet Harrington, Dean of Distance Education Academic Calendar...... semester & Professional Studies Student Body...... coed 1listing is from 2004 Directory, instituiton did not Marjorie Roy, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $29,400/$100 respond to 2005 survey John R. Ohotnicky, Registrar Room and Board Charge...... $10,720 Jonathan Bartsch, Dir. of Information Services Housing Type...... c Gordon College Joshua McKain, College Librarian Endowment...... $312,003,274 Frank Lauder, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 62/1 255 Grapevine Road 978/927-2300 Joy Nelson, College Bursar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 20/3 Wenham 01984 FAX: 978/867-4653 Jagnarine Ramdas, Dir. of Residence Life Library Collection ...... 14,500 www.gordon.edu Shawn Hartman, Dir. of Student Activities Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded in 1889 in Boston; liberal arts college with a Natalie Spadorcia, Dir. of Academic Center Total Enrollment 150 0 150 Christian emphasis. Provides programs leading to for Enrichment Undergrad Degree 150 0 150 bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Accreditation...... NE, specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT; 3 SAT II R. Judson Carlberg, President Academic Calendar...... semester exams (writing, math IC or IIC and a science; usually James MacDonald, VP, Finance Student Body...... coed physics, chemistry, or biology) required. 1/9 applica- Mark Sargent, Provost Tuition/Fees...... $15,975/$1,600 tion deadline; $60 fee. Application is available online Robert Grinnell, VP, Development Room and Board Charge...... $9,975 at www.olin.edu John Tymann, Dir. of Alumni, Parent Housing Type...... c,m,w & Church Relations Endowment...... $13,000,000 Phone: 781/292-2222 Email: [email protected] Steve MacLeod, College Counsel, College Planning Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 68/31 Silvio Vazquez, VP, Enrollment & Marketing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/94 Barbara Layne, Associate VP of Student Library Collection ...... 34,884 Financial Services Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Terry Charek, Associate Dean of Students Total Enrollment 875 481 1,356 Carol Herrick, Registrar Undergrad Degree 868 437 1,305 Non-Degree 7 44 51
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Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Lawrence H. Summers, President Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 560 210 770 Ann Berman, VP for Finance & CFO Student Body...... coed Graduate Degree 537 210 747 Steven Hyman, Provost Tuition/Fees...... $20,494/$954 Non-Degree 23 0 23 James Hoyte, Assistant to the President & Associate VP Room and Board Charge...... $6,092 Admissions Information: No exam required. No Donella Rapier, VP for Alumni Affairs & Development Housing Type...... c,m,w application deadline; $35 fee. Application is available Sally Zeckhauser, VP for Administration Endowment...... $23,795,000 online at www.gordonconwell.edu Alan Stone, VP for Government, Community Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 230/55 & Public Affairs Phone: 800/428-7329 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 93/53 A. Clayton Spencer, Associate VP for Higher Email: [email protected] Library Collection ...... 223,000 Education Policy Nina Zipser, Director of Institutional Research Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Hampshire College Total Enrollment 1,602 84 1,686 William Fitzsimmons, Dean of Admissions & Financial Undergrad Degree 1,589 32 1,621 893 West Street 413/559-5471 Aid to Students in Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges Graduate Degree 0 43 43 Amherst 01002 FAX: 413/559-5631 William C. Kirby, Dean of the Faculty of Arts Non-Degree 13 9 22 www.hampshire.edu & Sciences Daniel Moriarty, Assistant Provost & Chief Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Founded 1965; offers liberal arts programs leading to Information Officer bachelor’s degrees; substantial independent research required. 3/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 12/1 Early Sidney Verba, Dir. of the Harvard University Library Decision deadline. Application is available online at and creative work in addition to coursework. Students www.gordon.edu/admissions complete an individualized, multidisciplinary pro- Accreditation...... NE, specialized gram of study, culminating in a significant creative, Academic Calendar...... semester Phone: 800/343-1379 scientific, or academic project. Student Body...... coed Email: [email protected] Gregory S. Prince, President Tuition/Fees...... $27,448/$3,172 Johannes Brongers, Treasurer Room and Board Charge...... $9,260 Gordon-Conwell Theological Aaron Berman, Dean of Faculty Housing Type...... c,f Seminary Holland L. Hendrix, Chief Advancement Officer Endowment...... $19,294,735,0001 Elaine Thomas, Dir. of Communications Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 9,716/2,035 130 Essex Street 978/468-7111 Karen S. Parker, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,513/386 South Hamilton 01982 FAX: 978/468-6691 Kathleen Methot, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection ...... 15,181,3492 www.gordonconwell.edu Linda Mollison, Housing Coordinator Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1884; evangelical, multidenominational Roberta Stuart, Dir. of Central Records Total Enrollment 18,981 5,870 24,851 seminary offers professional program leading to Thomas Manley, Information Systems Manager Undergrad Degree 6,767 233 7,000 Gai Carpenter, Dir. of Library & Information Services careers in ministry and awards master’s and doctoral Graduate Degree 11,662 1,028 12,690 degrees; continuing education; summer session for Accreditation...... NE Non-Degree 552 4,609 5161 degree credit. Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Student Body...... coed Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT plus three Walter C. Kaiser, Jr., President SAT II subject tests required. 1/1 application deadline; Robert Landrebe, Executive VP & Tuition/Fees...... $30,418/$560 Room and Board Charge...... $8,113 $65 fee. 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is Chief Financial Officer available online at www.college.harvard.edu Barry Corey, VP for Education, Chief Academic Officer Housing Type...... c,m,w & Academic Dean, South Hamilton Endowment...... $3,000,000 Phone: 617/495-1551 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 211/65 Alvin Padilla, Academic Dean, Boston Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 115/27 1 Sidney Bradley, Academic Dean, Charlotte Library Collection ...... 155,677 as of June 30, 2003 Lita Schlueter, Dean of Students William Levin, Dean of Enrollment Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Management/Registrar Total Enrollment 1,334 0 1,334 Hebrew College Howard Freeman, Chief Development Officer Undergrad Degree 1,327 0 1,327 Non-Degree 7 0 7 160 Herrick Road 617/559-8600 John Standridge, Dir. of Admissions and Marketing Newton Centre 02459 FAX: 617/559-8601 Admissions Information: No exams required. Anne Doll, Dir. of Public Relations www.hebrewcollege.edu Doris Joos, Dir. of Financial Aid 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 Early Deci- Philip Jackson, Chief Information Officer sion deadline; 12/01 for Early Action. Application is Located in Greater Boston since 1921, Hebrew College Freeman Barton, Dir. of Library available online at www.hampshire.edu is a pluralistic, non-sectarian, accredited academic institution offering graduate and undergraduate Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 413/559-5471 Email: [email protected] degrees in Jewish studies and Jewish education, and Academic Calendar...... semester a wide range of certificates. Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $11,580/$90 Harvard University David Gordis, President Room and Board Charge...... $4,278 Alan Leifer, Vice President 1350 Massachusetts Avenue 617/495-1000 Housing Type ...... m,w,f Dan Federico, Dir. of Finance Cambridge 02138 www.harvard.edu Endowment...... $36,773,999 Barry Mesch, Provost Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 148/27 Founded 1636; offers liberal arts, teacher education Harvey Shapiro, Dean of Shoolman Graduate School Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 38/5 and professional programs leading to postsecondary of Jewish Education Library Collection ...... 197,641 certificates, associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctor- Art Green, Dean of Rabbinical School al degrees; continuing education; summer session for Marsha Slotnick, Dir. of Capital Campaign degree credit. & Development
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Evelyn Herwitz, Dir. of Marketing Accreditation...... NE Lasell College and Communications Academic Calendar...... semester Shai Nathanson, Head of Hebrew Student Body...... coed 1844 Commonwealth Ave. 617/243-2000 Language Department Tuition/Fees...... $14,700/$459 Newton 02466-2716 FAX: 617/243-2389 Scott Sokol, Dean of Jewish Music Institute Room and Board Charge...... $8,820 www.lasell.edu Ina Regosin, Dean of Students Housing Type...... c,f Founded 1851; offers programs in allied health, Nathan Ehrlich, Dean of Hebrew College Online Endowment...... $22,400,000 business, liberal arts and teacher education leading to Vanessa Brown, Human Resources Manager Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 52/4 bachelor’s and master’s degrees with an emphasis on Laura Backman, Head of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 21/25 connecting classroom theory with practical experience. Felicia Fraser, Registrar Library Collection ...... 12,643 New undergraduate degree program in information technology and graduate program in elder care services. Judith Segal, Dir. of Library Services Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Allen Katzoff, Dir. of the Center for Adult Total Enrollment 194 15 209 Thomas E. J. de Witt, President Jewish Learning Undergrad Degree 82 0 82 Elizabeth H. Winter, VP, Business and Finance Marjorie Berkowitz, Dir. of Prozdor & Graduate Degree 112 15 127 James Ostrow, VP, Academic Affairs Secondary Education Ruth S. Shuman, Dean for Institutional Advancement Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Accreditation...... NE, specialized Diane Austin, Dean of Students required. 8/15 application deadline; $50 fee. Applica- Paula Panchuck, Dean of Lasell Village Academic Calendar...... semester tion is available online at www.hchc.edu Student Body...... coed Fran Weil, Dir. of Communication Tuition/Fees...... 6601/ Phone: 617/850-1260 Dianne Polizzi, Registrar and Dir. of Endowment...... $18,900,000 Email: [email protected] Institutional Research Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 79/6 Kathleen O’Connor, VP, Enrollment Management Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 17/30 Laboure College Michele Kosboth, Dir. of Student Financial Planning Library Collection ...... 120,000 Deborah L. Gelch, Chief Information Officer 2120 Dorchester Avenue 617/296-8300 Allyson Gray, Dir. of the Library 2 Fall 2002 Enrollment FT PT Total Boston 02124 FAX: 617/296-7947 James M. Tweed, Dir. of Admissions Total Enrollment 28 264 292 www.laboure.edu Wendy Ferrucci, Dir. of Graduate Admissions Undergrad Degree 2 1 3 Founded 1892; Roman Catholic college provides nurs- Jim Wingardner, Executive Dir. of Lasell Village
Graduate Degree 26 53 79 Mark Sciegaj, Dir. of Fuss Center for Research on Massachusetts Independent Non-Degree 0 210 210 ing and occupational programs in health care leading to associate degrees; continuing education; summer Aging & Intergenerational Studies Admissions Information: No exam required. 4/15 session for degree credit. Accreditation...... NE, specialized and 7/31 application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Joseph W. McNabb, President Academic Calendar...... semester available online at www.hebrewcollege.edu Student Body...... coed Mark Virello, Chief Financial Officer Tuition/Fees...... $17,500/$1,000 Phone: 617/559-8610 Maureen A. Smith, Chief Academic Officer Room and Board Charge...... $8,600 Email: [email protected] Rudolph Jones, Chief Student Officer Housing Type ...... c,w 1 Judith Coogan, Dir. of Public Relations per credit Endowment...... $117,000,000 Janice Fox, Dir. of Institutional Research 2Fall 2003 enrollment not reported Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 108/59 Gina Morrissette, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 45/110 Daniel P. Smith, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection ...... 128,000 Hellenic College of the Ann Belanger, Registrar Andrew M. Calo, Dir. of Library Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Holy Cross Total Enrollment 1,058 64 1,122 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Undergrad Degree 1,054 27 1,081 50 Goddard Avenue 617/731-3500 Academic Calendar...... semester Brookline 02445 FAX: 617/850-1460 Graduate Degree 4 14 18 Student Body...... coed Non-Degree 0 23 23 www.hchc.edu Tuition/Fees...... $11,410/ Founded 1937; college affiliated with the Greek Ortho- Housing Type ...... no housing Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. 3/15 priority dox Christian Church offers liberal arts program lead- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 28/7 deadline. Application is available online at ing to bachelor’s degrees with concentration in ele- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 16/41 www.lasell.edu mentary education, human development, religious Library Collection ...... 11,500 studies and classics; school of theology offers master’s Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 617/243-2225 Email: [email protected] in theology; summer session for degree credit. Total Enrollment 85 365 450 Rev. Nicholas Triantafilou, President Undergrad Degree 85 365 450 Lesley University Charles Kroll, Chief Financial Officer Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. James Karloutsos, Chief Operating Officer Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Application is 29 Everett Street 617/868-9600 Rev. James Katinas, Dir. of Admissions available online at www.laboure.edu Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/349-8717 Sonia Daly, Dir. of Admissions www.lesley.edu George Georgenis, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 617/296-8300 X4015 Rev. Gerasimos Makris, Dir. of Student Life Email: [email protected] Founded 1909; offers liberal arts and professional Rev. Dn. George Bithos, Registrar programs in education, human services, the environe- Rev. Joachim Cotsonis, Dir. of Library ment, and the arts leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education on campus and degree programs at more than 250 sites in 21 states in traditional and alternative formats.
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Margaret McKenna, President Robert Shay, Dean Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Charles Gilroy, VP, Finance & Chief Financial Officer Deborah Mayerson, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Total Enrollment 185 60 245 Mary Lou Dymski, VP, Budgeting & Vladimir Jandesjek, Controller Undergrad Degree 185 60 245 Financial Planning Dayle Matchett, Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: No exam required. Rolling Martha B. McKenna, Provost Elvira Reyes, Financial Aid Services Manager application deadline; no fee. Mary Lou Batt, VP, Administration & Centers James Moylan, Registrar and Institutes Roy Rudolph, Librarian Phone: 781/595-6768 Email: [email protected] Paul Karoff, VP, University Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized Alix Carey, VP, Institutional Advancement Academic Calendar...... semester Jennifer Wu, Dir. of Academic Institutional Research Student Body...... coed Massachusetts College of Jane Raley, Dir. of Admissions, Lesley College Tuition/Fees...... $19,740/$375 Pharmacy and Health Sciences Brad White, Dir. of Admissions, Art Institute of Boston Housing Type ...... no housing 179 Longwood Avenue 617/732-2800 Lois Parker Carmona, Dean, Admissions Endowment...... $3,475,327 and Recruitment Boston 02115 FAX: 617/732-2801 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 22/3 www.mcphs.edu Nathaniel Mays, Dean, Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/154 Scott James, Registrar Library Collection ...... 26,100 Founded 1823; offers technical and professional Karen Boudreau Shea, Dir. of Technology programs in pharmacy, pharmaceutical sciences, Patricia Payne, Dir. of Library Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total pharmaceutical marketing and management, physi- Mario Borunda, Dean, School of Education Total Enrollment 142 307 449 cian assistant studies, chemistry, radiologic science, Julia Halevy, Dean, Graduate School of Arts Undergrad Degree 39 4 43 pre-medicine and health studies, health psychology, and Social Sciences Graduate Degree 103 34 137 environmental sciences (joint degree program with Janet Schulte, Dean, Lesley College Non-Degree 0 269 269 Colleges of the Fenway), dental hygiene, health Terrence Keeney, Dean, Adult Baccalaureate College Admissions Information: No exam required. 1/15 sciences, drug discovery and development, and drug Gary Sangster Dean, Art Institute of Boston application deadline; $75 fee. Application is available regulatory affairs and health policy; leading to asso- Sandra Doran, General Counsel online at www.longy.edu ciate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees; an Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 617/876-0956 X521 accelerated PharmD. program at Worcester campus Academic Calendar...... semester Email: [email protected] and Manchester, N.H. campus; master’s degree pro- Student Body...... coed gram in physician assistant studies at Manchester, NH campus; continuing education; summer session Tuition/Fees...... $21,100/$175 Marian Court College Room and Board Charge...... $9,370 for degree credit. Housing Type ...... c,w 35 Littles Point Rd 781/595-6768 Charles F. Monahan, Jr., President Endowment...... $43,100,000 Swampscott 01907 FAX: 781/595-3560 Richard J. Lessard, VP for Finance & Administration Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 561/95 www.mariancourt.edu Janis P. Bellack, VP for Academic Affairs & Provost Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/32 Founded 1964; offers day and evening courses in Robert W. Holmes, Jr., In-House Legal Counsel Library Collection ...... 1,107,473 professional and transfer degree programs leading to Arnold C. Bailey, Sr. VP for Major Gift Development Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total associate degrees; one-year certificate programs are also Dennis B. Lyons, VP for Institutional Advancement Total Enrollment 1,369 5,522 6,891 available. Programs include: Business Administration, George E. Humphrey, Executive Dir. of College Undergrad Degree 940 134 1,074 Criminal Justice, Liberal Studies, Office Administration, Relations & Institutional Effectiveness Graduate Degree 416 4978 5,394 Computer Technology. Several concentrations are Julie Donlon, Dir. of Admissions Non-Degree 13 410 423 available within each program of study. Carrie Glass, Dir. of Student Financial Services Will Cribby, Dir. of Residence Life Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Joanne Bibeau, RSM, President C. L. (Jeff) Jeffers, Dir. of Information Services required. 3/1 priority deadline; $35 fee. Kim Richardson, Controller Richard B. Kaplan, Associate Dean for Instructional Application is available online at Laurie White, Academic Dean Resources & Dir., Sheppard Library www.lesley.edu/ungrad/applying.html Barbara Willett, RSM, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Jennifer Warren, Dir. Marketing and Public Relations Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 617/349-8800 Academic Calendar...... semester Email: [email protected] Lisa Parker, Dir. of Admissions Melissa Foye, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body...... coed Linda Lundstrom, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $19,600/$620 Longy School of Music Debbie Martineau, Dir. of Computer Technology Room and Board Charge...... $10,570 Katherine Leppanen, Asst.Dir. of Library Service Housing Type ...... c,w 1 Follen Street 617/876-0956 Endowment...... $24,800,000 Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/876-9326 Accreditation...... NE Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 163/6 www.longy.edu Academic Calendar...... semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 131/15 Founded in 1915; offers undergraduate diploma, mas- Student Body...... coed Library Collection ...... 30,000 Tuition/Fees...... $10,960/$600 ter of music degree, graduate performance diploma, Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total and artist diploma in ten departments including all Housing Type ...... no housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 11/5 Total Enrollment 2,141 375 2,516 music performance areas, opera, collaborative piano, Undergrad Degree 1,986 188 2,174 early music, composition, Dalcroze eurhythmics and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/45 Library Collection...... 4,977 Graduate Degree 125 167 292 modern American music. Non-Degree 30 20 50 Kwang-Wu Kim, President Anna Kuwabara, Executive Vice Pesident
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Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Admissions Information: SAT I or the ACT and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/48 required. 2/1 application deadline; $70 fee. 11/1 Early three SAT II: Subject Tests, one from each of the fol- Library Collection...... 9,000 Decision deadline. Application is available online at lowing groups: Mathematics Level Ic or Level IIc; Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total www.mcphs.edu Chemistry, Physics, or Biology E/M; Writing, Literature Total Enrollment 149 35 184 Phone: 617/732-2850 or History are required. Non-native speakers may take Graduate Degree 149 35 184 Email: [email protected] the above tests or the Test of English as a Foreign Lan- guage (TOEFL) and two SAT II: Subject Tests, one Admissions Information: GRE exam required. from each of the following groups: Mathematics Level 1/7 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is avail- Massachusetts Institute Ic or Level IIc; Chemistry, Physics, or Biology E/M. able online at www.mspp.edu of Technology Those who do not normally speak English in their Phone: 617/327-6777 77 Massachusetts Ave. 617/253-1000 home may wish to take the Test of English as a For- Email: [email protected] Cambridge 02139 FAX: 617/253-8000 eign Language as a supplement to the required tests. web.mit.edu 1/1 application deadline; $65 fee. 11/1 Early Action Merrimack College deadline. Application is available online at Founded 1861; offers architecture, engineering, web.mit.edu/admissions/ 315 Turnpike Street 978/837-5000 humanities, arts and social sciences, management, Phone: 617/253-4791 North Andover 01845 FAX: 978/837-5222 and science programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s www.merrimack.edu and doctoral degrees; cooperative education; limited Email: [email protected] summer session for degree credit. 1printed volumes only Founded 1947; Augustinian Catholic college offers liber- al arts, teacher education, science and engineering, and Charles M. Vest, President business programs leading to associate and bachelor’s Dana G. Mead, Chairman of the Corporation Massachusetts School of degrees; master of education. Division of Continuing Phillip L. Clay, Chancellor Professional Psychology Education offers night and summer courses. Coopera- Robert A. Brown, Provost tive education programs available in all majors. Pro- Allan S. Bufferd, Treasurer 221 Rivermoor Street 617/327-6777 grams in allied health, digital media, and communica- John R. Curry, Executive VP Boston 02132 FAX: 617/327-4447 tion studies. New joint program with Northern Essex Kathryn A. Wilmore, VP & Secretary of the Corporation www.mspp.edu Community College allows nursing students to receive a Alice P. Gast, VP, Research & Associate Provost Founded in 1974; offers a professional program bachelor degree along with their R.N.
Jerrold Grochow, VP, Information Services Massachusetts Independent leading to the doctor of psychology degree in clinical Richard J. Santagati, President & Technology psychology. Optional focuses on child, assessment, Barbara G. Stowe, VP, Resource Development Patricia Gannon, VP, Fiscal Affairs geropsychology, and organizational consulting Rev. Gary N. McCloskey, O.S.A., Provost & Dean John C. Crowley, VP, Federal Relations available. Specialty tracks in forensic, and health psy- Laura Avakian, VP, Human Resources of the College chology are also available. Integrated field placement Graeme Griffith, Coordinator of Cultural Elizabeth Garvin, Executive VP & CEO, experience every year of the program. Other programs: Alumni Association Awareness & Diversity a post-doctoral master of science program in psy- Paul Swindlehurst, VP, Institutional Advancement Marilee Jones, Dean of Admissions chopharmacology; respecialization in clinical Elizabeth M. Hicks, Executive Dir. of Student Kathleen Franzese, Dir. of Marketing & psychology; school psychology specialist and Public Relations Financial Services continuing education courses. Karen Nilsson, Dir. of Housing Shawn DeVeau, Dir. of Campus Community Relations Mary R. Callahan, Registrar Nicholas A. Covino, President MaryLou Retelle, VP, Enrollment Management Ann J. Wolpert, Dir. of Libraries Patrick Capobianco, Chief Fiscal & Financial Officer Donna Swartwout, Dir. of Resident Life Claude R. Canizares, Associate Provost Alan Beck, Dean of Faculty Martin Grace, Registrar Robert Redwine, Dean for Undergraduate Education Mario Murga, Dir. of Admissions Sarah Kidd, Bursar Isaac M. Colbert, Dean for Graduate Students Eileen Healy, Financial Aid Officer Charles Maxson, Executive Dir. of Information Larry Benedict, Dean for Student Life Christine Studley, Registrar Technology Services William J. Anderson, Chief Facilities Officer Randi Dorn, Dir. of Training Barbara Lachance, Dir. of McQuade Library James Morgan, Controller Shellee Robbins, Co-Dir. of Training Accreditation...... NE, specialized Kari Mitchell-Flynn, Librarian Academic Calendar...... semester Accreditation...... NE, specialized Dean Abbey, Dir. of Continuing Education Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Student Body...... coed Stan Berman, Dir. of Programs of Advanced Tuition/Fees...... $21,850/$250 Student Body...... coed Graduate Study Tuition/Fees...... $30,600/$200 Room and Board Charge...... $9,200 Fran Mervyn, Dean of Students Housing Type...... c,m,w Room and Board Charge...... $9,100 Kenneth Hopkins, Associate Dean of Students Housing Type...... c,w,f Endowment...... $28,000,000 Bob Lichtenstein, Dir. of the School Psychology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 241/104 Endowment...... $5,133,600,000 Specialist Program Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 6,635/1,874 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 142/98 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 970/25 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 134,787 Library Collection ...... 2,707,8491 Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Student Body...... coed Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 2,046 358 2,404 Tuition/Fees...... $19,180/$200 Undergrad Degree 2,046 245 2,291 Total Enrollment 9,998 342 10,340 Housing Type ...... no housing Undergrad Degree 4,069 40 4,109 Graduate Degree 0 15 15 Endowment...... $2,000,000 Non-Degree 0 98 98 Graduate Degree 5,912 161 6,073 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 12/7 Non-Degree 17 141 158
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Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Montserrat College of Art Liz Braun, Dean of Students & Associate Dean required. 2/01 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/30 of the College Early Action deadline. Application is available online 23 Essex Street 800/836-0487 Charles Haight, VP for Development at www.merrimack.edu PO Box 26 FAX: 978/922-4268 Patricia VandenBerg, Executive Dir. of Beverly 01915 www.montserrat.edu Phone: 978/837-5100 Communications & Strategic Initiatives Email: [email protected] Founded 1970; offers bachelor’s of fine arts degree Alison Donta, Dir. of Institutional Research and four-year diplomas in fine arts, graphic design, Diane Anci, Dean of Admission illustration, painting and drawing, photography, Kathy Blaisdell, Dir. of Financial Assistance MGH Institute of Health printmaking, and sculpture; complementary program Monica Augustin, Registrar Professions in art education, new media and interdisciplinary Patricia Albanese, Chief Information Officer and Dir. of Library, Information & Technology Services 36 1st Avenue 617/726-2947 studies. Residential campus. Gallery programs. Boston 02129-4557 FAX: 617/726-3716 Stan Trecker, President Accreditation...... NE www.mghihp.edu Bettina Sawhill Espe, VP, Finance & Administration Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... women only Founded 1977; offers academic programs leading to Katharine Bodin, Dean of Faculty Will Wootton, VP, Institutional Advancement Tuition/Fees...... $30,770/$168 master’s degrees in nursing, speech-language pathology, Room and Board Charge...... $9,060 and clinical investigation; doctor of physical therapy and Jo Lennox, Associate VP, Community Relations Steve Negron, Dean of Admissions Housing Type...... w post-professional programs in nursing and physical ther- Endowment...... $400,000,000 apy for practicing professionals. Creda Camacho, Dir. of Financial Aid Mark Bester, Dir of Housing/Residential Life Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 588/223 Ann W. Caldwell, President Theresa Skelly, Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 211/43 Atlas D. Evans, Chief Financial Officer Mick Maldonado, Dir of Information Technology Library Collection ...... 744,364 Mary Carey, Academic Dean Cheri Coe, Dir. of Library Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Carolyn Locke, Director, Office of Student Affairs Total Enrollment 2,092 60 2,152 Emily Devaprasad, Manager of Alumnae/i Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Undergrad Degree 2,066 31 2,097 Christopher Hartley, Dir. of External Relations Graduate Degree 3 1 4 Student Body...... coed James V. Vitagliano, Associate Director/Registrar, Non-Degree 23 28 51 Office of Student Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $18,500/$710 Elayne Peloquin, Dir. of Financial Aid Room and Board Charge...... $5,050 Admissions Information: Jan. 1 application dead- Elizabeth Curado, Bursar Housing Type...... c line; $55 fee (waived if application submitted online). Dennis G. Stratford, Chief Information Officer Library Collection ...... 15,500 Nov. 1 and Jan. 1 Early Decision deadlines. Application is available online at the admission website: Leslie Portney, Dir. of Graduate Programs in Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total www.mtholyoke.edu/adm Physical Therapy Total Enrollment 361 34 395 Kevin Kearns, Dir. of Graduate Program in Undergrad Degree 361 28 389 Phone: 413/538-2023 Communication Sciences & Disorders Non-Degree 0 6 6 Email: [email protected] Margery Chisholm, Dir. of Graduate Program Admissions Information: Portfolio of visual art, in Nursing artist’s statement, official academic transcripts, 2 let- Mount Ida College Paul Boepple, Dir. of Graduate Program ters of recommendation and SAT or ACT required. 777 Dedham Street 617/928-4500 in Clinical Investigation Rolling application deadline. 3/1 priority deadline Newton 02459 FAX: 617/928-4746 Richard Terrass, Dir. of Graduate Program for financial aid and scholarship consideration. www.mountida.edu in Medical Imaging $40 application fee. Founded in 1899; offers baccalaureate degree pro- Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 800/836-0487 grams in fields such as American studies, business/ Academic Calendar...... semester Email: [email protected] Student Body...... coed management, child development with educator Tuition/Fees...... $22,678/$600 preparation option (Pre K-2), design (fashion, Housing Type ...... no housing Mount Holyoke College graphic, interior), human services, liberal studies, psychology, and veterinary technology; offers selected Endowment...... $22,623,000 50 College Street 413/538-2000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 31/11 South Hadley 01075 www.mtholyoke.edu associate degree programs with specialized accredita- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/27 tion in such fields as dental hygiene and funeral Library Collection ...... 50,700 Founded 1837; oldest continuing institution of higher service; continuing education. education for women in the nation; liberal arts cur- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total riculum leading to bachelor’s degree; dual-degree Carol Matteson, President Total Enrollment 345 276 621 program in engineering (BA/BS) and in public health Jeffrey Senese, VP, Academic Affairs Graduate Degree 345 234 579 (BA/MPH) in partnership with UMass/Amherst; study David Healy, VP, Finance & Administration Non-Degree 0 42 42 abroad and international exchange programs; pre- Elizabeth True, VP, Student Affairs Philip Conroy, Jr., VP, Enrollment Management Admissions Information: GRE exam required. professional postbaccalaureate program. & Marketing Please contact institution for program-specific appli- Joanne V. Creighton, President Kenneth Spritz, Executive Dir. of Development cation deadlines. $50 application fee. Application is Mary Jo Maydew, VP for Finance and Administration Elizabeth Storinge, Dean of Admissions available online at www.mghihp.edu/admissions Donal O’Shea, Dean of the Faculty & VP for Linda Mularczyk, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 617/726-3140 Academic Affairs LaTayna Purnell, Dir. of Residence Life Email: [email protected] Lee Bowie, Dean of the College & VP for Student Affairs Marge Lippincott, Dean of Information Technologies Jane B. Brown, VP for Enrollment & College Relations & Learning Resources
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Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $17,075/$5961 Room and Board Charge...... $9,400 Housing Type ...... c,w Endowment...... $7,484,022 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 107/51 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 62/88 Library Collection ...... 102,606 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total
Total Enrollment 1,156 98 1,254 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Undergrad Degree 1,156 98 1,254 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. No application deadline; $35 fee. Application is available online at www.mountida.edu Phone: 617/928-4535 Email: [email protected] 1for full-time students residing on campus Accreditation...... NE Glenda Underwood, Registrar Academic Calendar...... semester Whitney Ashe, Assoc. Dir. for Development Student Body...... coed & Alumni Affairs New England College Tuition/Fees...... 1/ of Finance Accreditation...... NE, specialized Housing Type ...... no housing Academic Calendar...... semester 89 South Street 617/951-2350 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 23/2 Student Body...... coed Boston 02110 FAX: 617/951-2533 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/160 Tuition/Fees...... $26,405/$480
www.finance.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing Type ...... no housing Massachusetts Independent Founded 1909; offers professional training and Total Enrollment 0 1,307 1,307 Endowment...... $11,500,000 education for all levels of banking and financial ser- Undergrad Degree 0 1,307 1,307 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 74/11 vices personnel leading to postsecondary certificates Admissions Information: No exam required. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 41/26 and associate degrees; continuing education; sum- Rolling application deadline. Application is available Library Collection ...... 14,510 mer sessions. Offers bachelor’s degrees through part- online at www.finance.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total nerships with Bentley College, University of Connecti- Phone: 617/951-2350 Total Enrollment 410 4 414 cut, University of Hartford, Providence College, Email: [email protected] Graduate Degree 410 4 414 Northeastern University, Drexel University, and Uni- 1 Admissions Information: SAT and OAT exam versity of Maryland; offers an accelerated post-bac- tuition ranges from $174 to $347 per credit required. 3/31 application deadline; $75 fee. Applica- calaureate certificate program in financial services tion is available online at www.ne-optometry.edu in partnership with UC Berkeley; offers graduate New England College Phone: 617/236-6204 certificate programs in partnership with Northeastern of Optometry University and Providence College; offers MBA and Email: [email protected] MS graduate programs in partnership with Suffolk 424 Beacon St. 617/266-2030 University, Northeastern University, Providence Boston 02115 FAX: 617/424-9202 New England Conservatory College, Drexel University, New York University, www.ne-optometry.edu of Music and University of Maryland; satellite campuses Founded 1894; offers professional program in optome- in Connecticut and Rhode Island. 290 Huntington Avenue 617/585-1100 try leading to professional doctoral degrees; graduate Boston 02115 FAX: 617/262-0500 Robert A. Regan, President/CEO degrees; continuing education; accelerated programs www.newenglandconservatory.edu Richard F. Haskell, VP & Treasurer for students with doctorates in sciences. Diane S. Monaghan, VP for Academic Affairs Founded 1867; offers professional programs in music Alan Laird Lewis, President leading to postsecondary diplomas, bachelor’s, mas- Richard J. Elliott, VP, Corporate Training & Robert Gordon, Chief Financial Officer Program Development ter’s and doctoral degrees in musical arts; double David A. Heath, VP/Dean for Academic Affairs degree programs with Tufts University. Paula Bramante, VP, eLearning Terrance B. Neylon, VP, Administration Keith Gatto, Academic Manager Barry Barresi, VP, Clinical Care & Services Daniel Steiner, President Linda C. Fera, Director, Financial Services Academy David Wilber, VP, Institutional Advancement Susan Davy, VP, Finance & Administration Robert Dodson, Provost Jonathan Small, eLearning Program Manager Elzabeth Hoppe, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Don Jones, VP, Institutional Advancement Robert Eastwick-Haskell, IT Manager & Patricia Dahill, Dir. of Human Resources Tom Novak, Dir. of Admissions Communications Specialist Richard Dahill, Dir. of Auxiliary Services Kenneth Ferreira, Dir. of Financial Aid Kimmel Yeager, Faculty & Student Services Manager William Hanway, Dir. of Information Technology Tom Handel, Dean of Students Kimberly A Simon, Senior Academic Advisor & Lucinda Hutchison, Dir. of Library Services Robert Winkley, Registrar Graduate Coordinator Barbara McGinley, Dir. of Student Services Jean Morrow, Dir. of Libraries Robert Wagstaff, Registrar Carol Rubel, Dir. of Financial Aid Allan Chase, Dean of Faculty Louise Sommer, Program Manager Larry Shattuck, Dir. of Admissions
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Accreditation...... NE New England School of Jacqueline Giordano, VP for Enrollment Academic Calendar...... semester Acupuncture Paul Martin, Dean of Student Affairs Student Body...... coed Rachelle Mazza Borelli, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $26,000/$300 40 Belmont Street 617/926-1788 Peter Obuchan, Dir. of Library Services Watertown 02742 www.nesa.edu Room and Board Charge...... $10,650 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Housing Type...... c Founded 1975; offers programs leading to master’s Academic Calendar...... semester Endowment...... $47,007,958 of acupuncture or master’s of acupuncture and Student Body...... coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 138/28 oriental medicine degree and prepares students for Tuition/Fees...... $15,500/$900 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 84/124 licensure. Programs emphasize clinical instruction Room and Board Charge...... $8,250 Library Collection ...... 125,810 and provide internships in acupuncture and chinese Housing Type ...... c,w Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total herbal medicine. Endowment...... $3,500,000 Total Enrollment 668 46 714 Evelyn Fowler, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 49/9 Undergrad Degree 367 20 387 Kathy Seltzer, Dean of Clinical Education Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 31/90 Graduate Degree 301 26 327 Chrissy Burns, Dir. of Continuing Education Library Collection ...... 441,447 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Amy Hull, Academic Dean Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total required. 12/2 application deadline; $100 fee. Applica- Peter Wayne, Dir. of Research Total Enrollment 736 431 1,167 tion is available online at www.newenglandconserva- Anna Di Vasta, Admissions Coordinator Undergrad Degree 736 397 1,133 tory.edu/admission/colldownload.html Eileen Healy, Financial Aid Officer Non-Degree 0 34 34 Sheila Carroll, Clinic Manager Phone: 617/585-1101 Beth Storrs, Registrar Admissions Information: No exam required. Email: [email protected] Della Lawhon, Dir. of Kelly Library Rolling application deadline; $50 fee (fee for Vivien Zhang, Chinese Herbal Pharmacy Manager applications submitted online is $25). 12/1 Early New England Institute of Art Lane Seiger, Bookstore Manager Decision deadline. Application is available online at www.newbury.edu 10 Brookline Place West 617/582-4460 Accreditation...... specialized Brookline 02445 www.aine.artinstitute.edu Academic Calendar...... semester Phone: 617/730-7007 Email: [email protected] Founded 1954; offers programs in television, radio, Student Body...... coed internet communications and audio production leading Tuition/Fees...... $13,438/ to associate of science degrees, and programs in graphic Housing Type ...... no housing Nichols College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 24/33 design, multimedia and web design and audio media PO Box 5000 800/470-3379 technology leading to bachelor of science degrees. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/30 Library Collection...... 6,288 Dudley 01571 FAX: 508/943-9885 Stacy Sweeney, President www.nichols.edu Tom Dyer, Dean of Academic Afffairs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Tracy Lampl, Dean of Student Affairs Total Enrollment 235 50 285 Founded 1815; offers business administration, liberal Deborah Brent, Dir. of Admissions Graduate Degree 235 33 268 arts and teacher preparation programs leading to Sayed Khodier, Dir. of Technology Non-Degree 0 17 17 associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit. Kenneth Levine, Dir. of Human Resources Admissions Information: No exams required. Fran Berger, Dir. of Public Relations Bachelors Degree required. 12/1 Early Decision Debra M. Murphy, President Deborah Horvitz, Registrar application deadline; 5/1 application deadline. Susan K. Tellier, VP of Administration Jill Schiffer, Dir. of Accounting Alan J. Reinhardt, VP of Academic Affairs Kristen Motte, Dir. of Library Phone: 617/926-1788 X125 Thomas R. Cafaro, VP of College Relations Qiona Wofford, Alumni Coordinator Email: [email protected] Peter M. Engh, Associate Dean for Records, Accreditation...... NE Registration & Research Academic Calendar...... semester Newbury College R. Joseph Bellavance Jr., Dean of Admissions Student Body...... coed and Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $16,950/$850 129 Fisher Ave. 617/730-7000 Betin Robichaud, Registrar for Day Programs Room and Board Charge...... $9,350 Brookline 02445 FAX: 617/730-7095 Brian McCoy, Dean of Student Affairs Housing Type...... c www.newbury.edu Joanne Williams, Dean of Graduate & Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 63/3 Founded in 1962; offers bachelor’s and associate degree Professional Studies Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/61 programs in Brookline (main campus) and Weymouth Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection...... 8,300 (continuing education site)to full-time, part-time, day, Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment1 FT PT Total evening, and summer students. Bachelor’s degree pro- Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 1,101 grams include communication, corporate communi- Tuition/Fees...... $20,560/$250 Undergrad Degree 1,048 cations, graphic design, psychology, computer science, Room and Board Charge...... $8,052 Non-Degree 53 interior design, legal studies, business administration, Housing Type...... c Admissions Information: No exam required. No health care management, and hotel, restaurant and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 140/25 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is available service management. The college also offers associate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/28 online at www.aine.artinstitutes.edu degree programs and 12 certificate programs. Library Collection ...... 93,708 Phone: 800/903-4425 David A. Ellis, President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Ralph Kidder, VP of Finance Total Enrollment 870 802 1,672 Dawn Kindel, VP for Academic Affairs 1full and part-time enrollment breakdown not Undergrad Degree 825 502 1,327 available Jack Kilkelly, Dir. of Human Resources Graduate Degree 45 300 345
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Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Sean Barry, President, CEO required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Appli- required. 2/15 priority deadline; $50 fee. 1/1 Merit Christopher Harrington, VP, Finance, CFO cation is available online at www.nichols.edu Scholarship deadline; 2/1 deadline for physical thera- Stephen J. McGrath, Exec. Assistant to the President for Phone: 800/470-3379 py and art. Application is available online at Personnel/In-House Counsel Email: [email protected] www.northeastern.edu/admissions Thomas De Santes II, VP, Enrollment Management Phone: 617/373-2200 Rose DeVito, Dir. of Financial Aid Email: [email protected] Susan Bossa, Dir. of Student Support Services Northeastern University Tom Pham, Executive Dir. of Administrative Systems Network 360 Huntington Avenue 617/373-2000 Pine Manor College Boston 02115 www.northeastern.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized Founded 1898; offers liberal arts, professional and 400 Heath Street 617/731-7000 Academic Calendar...... semester technical programs, and teacher education leading to Chestnut Hill 02467 FAX: 617/731-7199 Student Body...... coed postsecondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s, mas- www.pmc.edu Tuition/Fees...... $3,264/ ter’s, doctoral, and first professional degrees; continu- Founded 1911; women’s college; offers liberal arts and Housing Type ...... no housing ing education; cooperative education; summer session teacher education programs leading to associate and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 46/4 for degree credit. bachelor’s degrees; summer session for degree credit. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/331 Library Collection ...... 41,470 Richard M. Freeland, President Gloria Nemerowicz, President Ahmed T. Abdelal, Senior VP, Academic Affairs Tingey Sewall, VP, Business and Finance Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total and Provost Susan Webber, VP, Institutional Advancement Total Enrollment 1,610 3,020 4,630 Robert L. Cunningham, Senior VP, Institutional Nia Lane Chester, Dean of the College Undergrad Degree 1,610 2,862 4,472 Advancement Denise Alleyne, Dean of Student Life Non-Degree 0 158 158 Philomena V. Mantella, Senior VP, Enrollment Eugene Rosi, Executive Assistant to the President Admissions Information: No exam required. No Management & Student Life Bill Nichols, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available Laurence F. Mucciolo, Senior VP, Administration Karolyn Ormond, Dir. of Residence Life online at www.quincycollege.edu/ & Finance Elizabeth McGann, Registrar Phone: 617/984-1710 Daniel F. Bourque, VP, Facilities Liam Roche, Dir. of Information Technology Email: [email protected]
Robert P. Gittens, VP, Public Affairs Marilyn Smith Bregoli, Dir. of the Library Massachusetts Independent Christopher Hopey, VP, Adult & Continuing Education Rhonda Seidman, Dir. of English Language Institute Edward Klotzbier, VP, Student Affairs Michael Mangum, Dir. of Security Regis College Vincent J. Lembo, VP & University Counsel Bill Boffi, Dir. of Athletics 235 Wellesley Street 781/768-7000 Lynn Lyford, VP, Cooperative Education Accreditation...... NE Weston 02493-1571 FAX: 781/768-8339 Katherine N. Pendergast, VP, Human Academic Calendar...... semester www.regiscollege.edu Resources Management Student Body...... women Founded 1927; offers liberal arts, communications, Elizabeth Roberts, VP, Development Tuition/Fees...... $14,544/$250 Marian Stanley, VP, Corporate Relations health policy, nursing, social work, management/ Room and Board Charge...... $9,000 leadership and teacher education programs leading to Robert P. Weir, VP, Information Systems Housing Type...... w Coleen C. Pantalone, Executive Vice Provost bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education Endowment...... $11,300,000 and professional development; accelerated learning; Ronne A. Patrick, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 105/23 M. Seamus Harreys, Dean of Student summer session for degree credit; cross-registration Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 31/27 allows students to take one course per semester at Financial Services Library Collection ...... 64,799 David P. O’Brien, Dir. of Athletics Babson, Bentley and Boston colleges Mark L. Putnam, Dir. of University Planning Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Mary Jane England, President & Research Total Enrollment 475 12 487 Pamela Glenn Menke, VP, Academic Affairs Linda D. Allen, University Registrar Undergrad Degree 475 12 487 Thomas Pistorino, VP, Finance & Business Edward A. Warro, Dean of University Libraries Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Lynn Tripp Coleman,VP, Student Affairs & William Kneeland, Controller & Interim Treasurer required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Appli- Dean of Students Accreditation...... NE, specialized cation is available online at www.pmc.edu Clotilde Zannetos, Executive Dir. of Development Academic Calendar...... semester Phone: 800/PMC-1357 Emily Keily, Dir. of Admission Student Body...... coed Email: [email protected] Rosemary Noon, Dir. of Communications & Tuition/Fees...... $26,750/$296 Cultural Affairs Margaret McGarry, CSJ, Dir. of Institutional Research Room and Board Charge...... $9,810 Quincy College Housing Type ...... c,w Dolores Ludwick, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment...... $510,000,000 34 Coddington Street 617/984-1700 Patricia McDonough, CSJ, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,778/789 Quincy 02169 FAX: 617/984-1779 Lynn Triplett, Dir. of Library Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 823/1,027 www.quincycollege.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 984,443 Founded 1956; offers liberal arts, business, technical, Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total occupational and allied health programs leading to Student Body...... women Total Enrollment 17,317 1,443 18,760 postsecondary certificates and associate degrees; con- Tuition/Fees...... $20,500/ Undergrad Degree 14,492 0 14,492 tinuing education; cooperative education; summer Room and Board Charge...... $9,360 Graduate Degree 2,825 1,443 4,268 sessions and winter intersession for degree credit. Housing Type...... w Endowment...... $20,000,000
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Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 133/71 Undergrad Degree 560 80 640 Simon’s Rock College of Bard Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 49/96 Graduate Degree 97 0 97 Library Collection ...... 154,521 Non-Degree 6 735 741 84 Alford Road 413/528-0771 Great Barrington 01230 FAX: 413/528-7365 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam www.simons-rock.edu Total Enrollment 684 399 1,083 required for all degree seeking applicants, but is not Undergrad Degree 589 211 800 required for the Diploma program. A portfolio review Founded in 1964; offers liberal arts and science Graduate Degree 95 188 283 is required for all applicants; priority deadline for all programs leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees; applications is 2/1. $50 fee. designed to accomodate bright, highly motivated Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam young students who seek greater academic challenge required. Rolling admission (priority deadline 2/15); Phone: 617/369-3665 upon completion of 10th grade; institution is affiliated $30 fee. Application is available online at Email: [email protected] with Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. www.regiscollege.edu Leon Botstein, President Phone: 781/768-7100 or 866/438-7344 Simmons College Dimitri Papadimitriou, Executive VP Email: [email protected] 300 The Fenway 617/521-2000 Mary B. Marcy, VP and Provost Boston 02115 FAX: 617/521-3199 U Ba Win, Dean of the College School of The Museum of www.simmons.edu Jean Sonner, Dir. of Finance & Asst. Controller Fine Arts, Boston Patricia Sharpe, Dean of Academic Affairs Founded 1899; offers liberal arts, teacher education Leslie Davidson, Dean of Student Affairs & Admission 230 The Fenway 617/267-6100 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, mas- David Reed, Dir. of Computer & Media Services Boston 02115 FAX: 617/424-6271 ter’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; sum- Rebecca Fiske, Dean of New Students www.smfa.edu mers session for degree credit. John Verones, Dir. of Physical Plant Founded in 1876 offers bachelor of fine arts, BFA in art Daniel S. Cheever, Jr., President Accreditation...... NE education, five-year combined degree (BA or BS with Lisa G. Chapnick, Senior VP, Administration Academic Calendar...... semester BFA), master of arts in teaching in art education, and & Planning Student Body...... coed master of fine arts through partnership with Tufts Uni- Humberto Goncalves, VP, Finance & Treasurer Tuition/Fees...... $30,687/$500 versity. Also offers an all-studio four-year diploma; Kristina Schaefer, VP, Advancement Room and Board Charge...... $8,088 one-year fifth year and post baccalaureate certificates; Maria Kadison, VP of Marketing Housing Type...... c,m,w and evening and weekend courses, high school work- Diane Raymond, Dean of the College of Arts Endowment...... $10,820,024 shops, and international art-making programs & Sciences Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 156/80 through continuing education. Sheila Murphy, Dean for Student Life Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 37/27 Deborah H. Dluhy, Deputy Director & Donna M. Dolan, Registrar of the College Library Collection ...... 83,160 Diane M. Hallisey, Dir. of Student Financial Services Dean of the School Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Daniel P. Poteet, Provost Daphne Harrington, Dir. of College Libraries Deborah Merrill-Sands, Acting Dean, School Total Enrollment 386 13 399 George Rogers, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Undergrad Degree 386 13 399 Suzanne Liola Matus, Dir. of Communications of Management Susan Clain, Acting Dir. of Admissions Gerald Koocher, Dean of the School for Health Studies Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT highly Lorne Falk, Dean of Faculty Carol Bonner, Acting Dean, School of Social Work recommended. 6/20 application deadine; $40 fee. Susan Lush, Assistant Dean of Academic Affairs Michelle Cloonan, Dean of the School of Library & Application is available for download online at Mark Kerwin, Chief Financial Officer Information Science www.simons-rock.edu Barbara Donnellan, Dir. of Business Operations Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 413/528-0771 Christopher Fox, Budget Officer Academic Calendar...... semester Email: [email protected] Tracy Phillips, Dir. of Alumni Programs Student Body...... women1 Cheryl Martin, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $23,760/$730 Smith College Elizabeth Goreham, Dir. of Financial Aid Room and Board Charge...... $9,820 Ernest Plowman, Dir. of Student Affairs Housing Type...... w Northampton 01063 413/584-2700 Timothy Grinder, Dir. of Continuing Education Endowment...... $143,100,000 FAX: 413/585-2174 Mary Roetzel, Associate Provost Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 182/274 www.smith.edu Joanna Soltan, Curator Library Collection ...... 240,000 Founded 1871; offers liberal arts program leading to Debra Samdperil, Dir. of the Artist Resource Center Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Stephanie Boye, Dir. of Special Projects Total Enrollment 2,077 2,044 4,121 Carol Christ, President Accreditation...... specialized Undergrad Degree 1,365 190 1,555 Ruth Constantine, VP, Finance & Administration Academic Calendar...... semester Graduate Degree 712 1,854 2,566 Susan Bourque, Provost/Dean of the Faculty Student Body...... coed Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Karin George, VP for Advancement Tuition/Fees...... $22,490/$800 required. 3/1 application deadline; $35 fee. 12/1 Early Ann Shanahan, Chief Public Affairs Officer Room and Board Charge...... $10,600 Action deadline. Application is available online at Diane Cuneo, Dir. of Office of Institutitonal Research Housing Type...... c www.simmons.edu/admission/undergraduate Phone: Audrey Smith, Dean of Enrollment Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 74/18 617/521-2051 Patricia O’Neil, Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 52/98 Herbert Nickles, Executive Dir. of ITS 1 Library Collection ...... 20,000 graduate programs are coed except the School of Christopher Loring, Dir. of Libraries Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Management which is women-only Maureen Mahoney, Dean of the College Total Enrollment 663 815 1,478 Mela Dutka, Dean of Students
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Jennifer Walters, Dean of Religious Life Library Collection ...... 959,800 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Lianne Sullican-Crowley, Executive Dir. Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total required. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/1 Human Resources Total Enrollment 4,214 876 5,090 Early Decision deadline. Application is available online William Brandt, Dir. of Campus Operations Undergrad Degree 3,132 493 3,625 at www.princetonreview.com & Facilities Graduate Degree 1,082 383 1,465 Phone: 508/565-1373 Kathy Zieja, Dir. of Residence & Dining Services Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... NE required. 4/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 12/1 Early Academic Calendar...... semester Decision deadline. Application is available online at Suffolk University Student Body...... women www.spfldcol.edu Tuition/Fees...... $28,930/$226 8 Ashburton Place 617/573-8000 Room and Board Charge...... $9,730 Phone: 413/748-3136 Boston 02108 FAX: 617/742-4291 Housing Type...... w Email: [email protected] www.suffolk.edu Endowment...... $924,177,784 Founded 1906; offers liberal arts, communication, educa- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 830/98 Stonehill College tion, engineering, sciences, accounting, management, Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 285/20 finance, computer information systems, law, internation- Library Collection ...... 1,578,014 320 Washington Street 508/565-1000 Easton 02357 FAX: 508/565-1444 al economics, paralegal and clinical psychology pro- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total www.stonehill.edu grams leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s and Total Enrollment 2,707 63 2,770 doctorate degrees; continuing education; cooperative Undergrad Degree 2,641 41 2,682 Founded 1948; Roman Catholic college offers bache- education; summer sessions for degree credit. lor’s degrees in three major concentrations: liberal arts Graduate Degree 66 22 88 David J. Sargent, President and related professional disciplines, sciences, and busi- Francis X. Flannery, VP and Treasurer Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam ness administration; master’s degree in accountancy; Kenneth Greenberg, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences required. 1/15 application deadline; $60 fee. 11/15 and continuing education; summer session for degree credit. 1/2 Early Decision deadlines. Application is available Nancy Stoll, Dean of Students online at www.smith.edu/admission Rev. Mark T. Cregan, C.S.C., President William J. O’Neill, Jr., Dean, Sawyer School Edward P. Casieri, VP for Finance & Treasurer of Management Phone: 413/585-2500 Katie Conboy, VP for Academic Affairs Marguerite Dennis, VP, Enrollment & Email: [email protected] Karen Talentino, Dean of Faculty International Programs Massachusetts Independent Francis X. Dillon, VP for Advancement Kathryn Battillo, VP of Development Springfield College Rev. John Denning, C.S.C., VP for Mission Rosemarie Sansone, Dir. of Public Affairs Rev. George Mulligan, C.S.C., VP for Student Affairs Michael Duggan, Dir. of Enrollment Research 263 Alden Street 413/748-3000 Jean R. Hamler, Associate VP and Dir. of & Planning Springfield 01109 FAX: 413/748-3694 Intercultural Affairs Walter Caffey, Dean, Enrollment www.springfieldcollege.edu Eileen K. O’Leary, Assistant VP for Finance & Dir. of Christine Perry, Dir. of Financial Aid Founded 1885; offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral Student Aid/Finance Mary Lally, Registrar degrees leading to professional careers in a wide range Martin McGovern, Dir. of Communications & Media Paul Ladd, Dir. of Management Information Systems of areas; continuing education; cooperative education; Relations Robert Dugan, Dir. of Sawyer Library summer session for degree credit. Elizabeth Newman, Dir. of Planning & Robert H. Smith, Dean, School of Law Richard B. Flynn, President Institutional Research John Hamel, Dir. of Undergraduate Admission John Mailhot, VP, Administration & Finance Brian P. Murphy, Dean of Admissions & Enrollment Judith Reynolds, Dir. of Graduate Admission Jean Wyld, VP, Academic Affairs Pauline M. Dobrowski, Dir. of Residence Life Gail Ellis, Dean of Law School Admission M. Ben Hogan, VP, Student Affairs Linda I. Sullivan, Registrar Accreditation...... NE, specialized David Fraboni, VP, Institutional Advancement Gary Hammon, Dir. of Information Technology Academic Calendar...... semester Jill Russell, Executive Assistant to the President Edward J. Hynes, Dir. of the College Library Student Body...... coed Ronald Ziemba, Dir. of Marketing & Communications Accreditation...... NE, specialized Tuition/Fees...... $19,790/$80 Mary Ann Coughlin, Institutional Researcher Academic Calendar...... semester Room and Board Charge...... $11,411 Mary Deangleo, Dir. of Undergraduate Admission Student Body...... coed Housing Type...... c Ed Ciosek, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $22,068/$940 Endowment...... $67,000,000 Catherine Banks, Associate Dean of Students Room and Board Charge...... $10,206 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 549/51 Irene Rios, Registrar Housing Type ...... c,w Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 317/390 Lloyd Fassett, Chief Technology Officer Endowment...... $106,500,000 Library Collection ...... 638,267 Andrea Taupier, Dir. of the Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 323/75 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Mary Dunn, Dir. of Human Resources Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 130/96 Total Enrollment 4,865 2,939 7,804 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 561,633 Undergrad Degree 3,363 530 3,893 Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 1,476 2,032 3,508 Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 2,236 346 2,582 Non-Degree 26 377 403 Tuition/Fees...... $20,160/$200 Undergrad Degree 2,219 255 2,474 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Room and Board Charge...... $7,350 Graduate Degree 11 4 15 required. 3/1 preferred application deadline; $50 fee. Housing Type...... c,m,w Non-Degree 6 87 93 11/15 Early Action deadline. Application is available Endowment...... $39,529,685 online at www.suffolk.edu/admission.html Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 404/14 Phone: 617/573-8460 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 205/397 Email: [email protected]
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Tufts University Phone: 617/627-3170 Linda Brothers, Dir. of AA/EEO & Ombudsperson Email: [email protected] Peter Eastment, Dir. of Housing & Transportation Dowling Hall 617/628-5000 Ann Hamilton, Registrar Medford 02155 www.tufts.edu Urban College of Boston Micheline Jedrey, VP, Information Services Founded 1852; offers liberal arts, sciences, engineer- & College Librarian ing, engineering management, teacher education and 178 Tremont Street 617/292-4723 Accreditation...... NE, specialized professional programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s Boston 02111 FAX: 617/423-4758 Academic Calendar...... semester and doctoral degrees; nine graduate and professional www.urbancollege.edu Student Body...... women schools (including school of engineering, school of Chartered in 1993; offers associate degree programs in Tuition/Fees...... $29,176/$620 arts & sciences, school of medicine, veterinary school, early childhood education, human services adminis- Room and Board Charge...... $9,620 dental school, Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, tration and general studies; post secondary certificates; Housing Type...... w Friedman School of Nutrition Science & Policy, Sack- continuing education; summer session for degree Endowment...... $1,161,800,000 ler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences); continu- credits. Serves non-traditional students from Boston’s Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 712/159 ing education and certificate programs; summer diverse neighborhoods. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 235/102 sessions for degree credit. Linda Edmonds Turner, President Library Collection ...... 1,342,647 Lawrence S. Bacow, President Sheila Taylor-King, Academic Dean Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Jamshed Bharucha, Provost & Senior Vice President Tom Neel, Dean of Finance & Administration Total Enrollment 2,219 93 2,312 Mary R. Jeka, VP, University Relations Henry J. Johnson, Dir. of Enrollment Services Undergrad Degree 2,215 76 2,291 Steven S. Manos, Executive Vice President & Registrar Non-Degree 4 17 21 Brian K. Lee, VP, Advancement Patricia Harden, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: SAT I and SAT II or ACT Kathe Cronin, VP, Human Resources Grace Caines, Division Chair, Early Childhood Educa- Thomas S. McGurty, VP, Finance & Treasurer exam required. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee tion Degree Program (waived for financial need or if applying online). Bruce Metz, VP, Information Technology Nancy Daniel, Division Chair, Human Services John M. Roberto, VP, Operations 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is available Administration & General Studies; Dir. of Learning online at www.wellesley.edu/Admission/ Susan Ernst, Dean of the School of Arts & Sciences Resources Center Linda M. Abriola, Dean of the School of Engineering Phone: 781/283-2270 Stephen W. Bosworth, Dean of the Fletcher School of Accreditation...... NE Email: [email protected] Law & Diplomacy Academic Calendar...... semester Naomi Rosenberg, Dean, Sackler School of Graduate Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $3,000/$20 Wentworth Institute Biomedical Sciences of Technology Lonie Norris, D.M.D., Dean, School of Dental Medicine Housing Type ...... no housing Michael Rosenblatt, M.D., Dean, School of Medicine Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 7/5 550 Huntington Avenue 617/989-4590 Robert Russell, Dir. of Jean Mayer USDA Human Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/39 Boston 02115 FAX: 617/989-4591 Nutrition Research Center Library Collection...... 1,200 www.wit.edu Phillip C. Kosch, D.V.M., Dean, School of Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1904; provides technical and professional Veterinary Medicine Total Enrollment 14 593 607 programs leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees; Eileen Kennedy, Dean, Gerald J. & Dorothy R. Undergrad Degree 12 166 178 continuing education; cooperative education; summer Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy Non-Degree 2 427 429 session for degree credit. Lee Coffin, Dean, Admissions & Enrollment Admissions Information: Writing assessment Management John F. Van Domelen, President exam required. Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. John P. Heinstadt, VP for Business and Finance Accreditation...... NE, specialized Phone: 617/292-4723 X6330 George T. Balich, Provost Academic Calendar...... semester Email: [email protected] Maureen C. Keefe, VP of Students Affairs Student Body...... coed Anne M. Gill, Associate VP for Human Resources Tuition/Fees...... $30,203/$226 Wellesley College Donald C. Main, VP for Development Room and Board Charge...... $9,030 David Wahlstrom, Associate VP for Business Housing Type ...... c,w 106 Central Street 781/283-4000 Robert Totino, Associate VP for Finance Endowment...... $778,900,000 Wellesley 02481 www.wellesley.edu Keiko Broomhead, Dean of Student Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,567/1,506 Founded in 1870; women’s college offers a Traci Cady, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 771/427 comprehensive liberal arts program leading to Phillip Bernard, Dir. of Residential Life & Housing Library Collection ...... 1,108,6912 bachelor’s degrees. Paul Young, Executive Dir. of Information Technology Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Walter Punch, Dir. of Libraries Diana Chapman Walsh, President Total Enrollment 8,476 926 9,402 Ronald Betts, Assistant to the President Andrew B. Evans, VP, Finance & Treasurer Undergrad Degree 4,800 74 4,874 Allan Bachman, Internal Auditor Patricia Byrne, VP, Administration & Planning Graduate Degree 3,555 521 4,076 Kimberly Goff-Crews, Dean of Students Accreditation...... NE, specialized Non-Degree 121 331 452 Andrew Shennan, Dean of the College Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: Results of SAT I and 3 David Blinder, VP, Resources & Public Affairs Student Body...... coed subject tests of SAT II OR the ACT required. 1/1 appli- Mary Ann Hill, Dir. of Public Information & Tuition/Fees...... $15,700/ cation deadline; $60 fee. Early Decision deadlines; Government Relations Room and Board Charge...... $8,600 11/15, and 1/1; 3/1 application deadline for fall trans- Lawrence Baldwin, Dir. of Institutional Research Housing Type...... c fers; 11/15 for spring. Application is available online at Jennifer Desjarlais, Dean of Admission Endowment...... $70,000,000 admissions.tufts.edu Kathryn Osmond, Dir. of Student Financial Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 223/8
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Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 121/113 Founded 1922; Roman Catholic institution affiliated Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 332/43 Library Collection ...... 70,300 with the Society of Jesus offers professional program Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 121/41 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total leading to master’s, licentiate and doctoral degrees; Library Collection ...... 474,757 Total Enrollment 2,998 455 3,453 continuing education. Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 2,998 394 3,392 Robert E. Manning, SJ, President Total Enrollment 564 981 1,545 Non-Degree 0 61 61 John R. Sachs, SJ, Academic Dean Undergrad Degree 564 981 1,545 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam John P. Stachniewicz, Assistant Academic Dean Admissions Information: No exams required. required. 5/1 application deadline; $30 fee. Application Jacqueline M. Regan, Dean of Students 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 and 1/15 is available online at www.wit.edu Gus Garzon, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Early Decision deadlines. Application is available Peter Hood, Dir. of Finance online at www.wheatoncollege.edu Phone: 800/556-0610 Esther A. Griswold, Dir. of the Library Email: [email protected] Phone: 508/286-8251 Accreditation...... specialized Email: [email protected] Academic Calendar...... semester Western New England College Student Body...... coed Wheelock College 1215 Wilbraham Road 413/782-3111 Tuition/Fees...... $14,000/$225 Springfield 01119-2684 FAX: 413/782-1746 Housing Type ...... no housing 200 The Riverway 617/879-2000 www.wnec.edu Endowment...... $18,000,000 Boston 02215 www.wheelock.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 18/0 Founded 1919; offers business, engineering, arts and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 21/11 Founded 1888; offers liberal arts and sciences, elemen- sciences, teacher education, law, and professional pro- Library Collection ...... 226,200 tary and early childhood education; child and family grams leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s and studies, juvenile justice and social work programs juris doctor degrees; continuing education; MBA pro- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. grams; summer session; online learning. Total Enrollment 153 75 228 Graduate Degree 140 36 176 Jackie Jenkins Scott, President Anthony S. Caprio, President Non-Degree 13 39 52 Stanley Rumbaugh, VP, Administration & Finance David P. Kruger, VP, Finance and Administration Andrea Hoffman, VP, Academic Affairs Jerry A. Hirsch, Provost and VP, Academic Affairs Admissions Information: GRE exam required. Linda Welter, VP, Development & Beverly Dwight, VP, Development & Alumni Relations 3/15 application deadline; $65 fee. Application is Institutional Advancement Massachusetts Independent Barbara Campanella, VP, Marketing & External Affairs online at www.wjst.edu Marva Perry, VP, Student Development Charles Pollock, VP, Enrollment Management Phone: 617/492-1960 Theresa Perry, VP, Community Relations Richard DiRuzza, VP, Student Affairs & Dean Email: [email protected] David Twombly, Registrar of Students Lynne Harding, Dean of Admissions Gregory Michael, Dir. of Career and Human Resources Wheaton College Mary McCormack, Associate VP for Student Services Cheryl Smith, Special Assistant to the President Brian Price, Associate VP for Academic Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized 26 East Main Street 508/286-8200 Anne Marie Martorana, Associate VP for Finance Academic Calendar...... semester Norton 02766 FAX: 508/286-8270 David Fernie, Dean of Education Student Body...... coed www.wheatoncollege.edu Kathleen Kirk Bishop, Dean of Social Work Tuition/Fees...... $20,570/$1,416 Founded 1834; offers liberal arts program leading to Shirley Malone Fenner, Dean of Arts and Sciences Room and Board Charge...... $8,524 bachelor’s degrees. Chip Towle, Dir. of Information Technology Housing Type...... c,m,w Elvernoy Johnson, Associate VP, Academic Resources Ronald A. Crutcher, President & Dir. of the Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 381/50 Rick Wallick, VP, Finance & Operations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 157/182 Susanne Woods, Provost Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 126,000 Gordy Weil, Associate Provost Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Sharon Howard, Dir. of Alumae/i Affairs Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 2,237 1,691 3,928 Michael Graca, Dir. of Communications Tuition/Fees...... $22,000/$500 Undergrad Degree 2,237 931 3,168 David Caldwell, Dir. of Institutional Research Room and Board Charge...... $9,000 Graduate Degree 0 727 727 & Planning Housing Type ...... c,w Non-Degree 0 33 33 Gail Berson, VP for Enrollment and Dean of Admission Endowment...... $39,158,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 120/127 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. & Student Aid Robin Randall, Assoc. VP of Enrollment & Student Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 61/129 Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. 3/1 Priority Library Collection ...... 557,528 application deadline. Application is available online at Financial Services www1.wnec.edu/admissions/ Claudia Bell, Dir. of Student Life Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Patricia Brown Santilli, Registrar Total Enrollment 745 234 979 Phone: 413/782-1321 Terry Metz, College Librarian & Assoc. VP of Undergrad Degree 577 10 587 Email: [email protected] Technology and Information Services Graduate Degree 168 187 355 Accreditation...... NE Non-Degree 0 37 37 Weston Jesuit School Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam of Theology Student Body...... coed required. 3/1 application deadline; $35 fee. 12/1 Early 3 Phillips Place 617/492-1960 Tuition/Fees...... $30,355/$225 Decision deadline. Application is available online at Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/492-5833 Room and Board Charge...... $7,580 www.wheelock/admissions.edu [email protected] Housing Type...... c,m,w Phone: 617/879-2206 Endowment...... $130,000,000 Email: [email protected]
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Williams College Robert Gagosian, Director & President Michael J. Curley, Assistant VP, Financial Aid & Dir. Carolyn Bunker, VP for Finance & Administration of Risk Management 880 Main Street 413/597-3131 and CFO Martha Nevin Cyr, Dir. of K-12 Outreach Williamstown 01267 www.williams.edu John Farrington, VP for Academic Programs & Dean Paul W. Davis, Dean of Interdisciplinary & Global Founded 1793; offers liberal arts program leading to James Luyten, Executive VP & Dir. of Research Studies bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Julia Westwater, Registrar Dana Leigh Harmon, Dir. of Physical Education Morton Owen Schapiro, President Stacey Brudno Drange, Housing Coordinator & Athletics Catharine B. Hill, Provost Karen Rauss, Ombudsperson Yvonne Harrison, Dir. of the Career Helen Ouellette, VP for Administration & Treasurer Arthur Gaylord, Dir. of Computer Information Systems Development Center Thomas A. Kohut, Dean of the Faculty Catherine Norton, Dir. MBL/WHOI Library A. Tracy Hassett, Dir. of Human Resources Nancy J. McIntire, Assistant to President for Affirmative Accreditation...... NE Calvin R. Hill, Dir. of Minority Affairs Action & Government Relations Academic Calendar...... semester John J. Hanlon, Dir. of Public Safety Stephen R. Birrell, VP for Alumni Relations Student Body...... coed Elizabeth I. Howland, Dir. of Alumni Relations & Development Tuition/Fees...... $40,800/$200 Allan E. Johannesen, Dir. of Internetworking & Nancy A. Roseman, Dean of the College Room and Board Charge...... 1 Telecommunications James G. Kolesar, Dir. of Public Affairs Housing Type...... c,m,w,f Kevin Kelly, Assistant VP, Enrollment Management Richard L. Nesbitt, Dir. of Admission Endowment...... $270,000,000 Francois D. Lemire, Dir. of Research Administration Paul J. Boyer, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 553/79 Arlene Lowenstein, Dean of Special Robin Malloy, Manager of Housing & Real Estate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 123/8 Academic Programs Charles R. Toomajian, Registrar & Associate Dean Library Collection ...... 206,666 David A. Lucht, Associate VP, University Relations John E. Miller, Associate VP, Business Affairs & Dir. for Student Services Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total David W. Holland, Bursar of Physical Plant Total Enrollment 128 0 128 John A. Minasian, Dean of Corporate Education Dinny S. Taylor, Chief Technology Officer Graduate Degree 128 0 128 David M. Pilachowski, College Librarian Lance E. Schachterle, Assistant Provost for Keith C. Finan, Associate Provost & Dir. of Admissions Information: GRE exam required. Academic Affairs Grant Administration 1/15 application deadline; $70 fee. Application is Ann S. Schlickmann, Dir. of Administrative Services David L. Brodigan, Dir. of Institutional Research available online at Michael W. Dorsey, Dir. of Communications Thomas.J. Dwyer, Budget Director www.applyweb.com/apply/mitg/menu.html Helen Shuster, Dir. of George C. Gordon Library Denise R. Rodino, Executive Dir. for Corporate Accreditation...... NE Phone: 508/289-2219 Email: [email protected] & Foundation Relations Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Benjamin R. Thompson, Dir. of Computing Services 1 Student Body...... coed contact institution for housing information Kristin R. Tichenor, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $29,786/$204 Judith L. Trainor, Dir. of Budget & Institutional Room and Board Charge...... $8,110 Research Housing Type...... c Worcester Polytechnic Institute Dale E. Snyder, Dir. of Academic Advising Endowment...... $1,200,000,000 Kevin Wynn, Assoc Dir. for Media Relations Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 612/174 100 Institute Road 508/831-5000 Barbara R. Ziff, Executive Dir. of Advancement Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 262/46 Worcester 01609-2280 FAX: 508/831-5781 Operations & Research Library Collection ...... 1,472,672 www.wpi.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1865; offers engineering, science, computer Academic Calendar...... quarter Total Enrollment 2,052 50 2,102 science, management of technology, social science Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 1,974 0 1,974 and liberal arts; leading to bachelor’s, master’s and Tuition/Fees...... $29,550/$180 Graduate Degree 57 0 57 doctoral degrees and graduate certificates; continuing Room and Board Charge...... $9,164 Non-Degree 21 50 71 and professional education; cooperative education; Housing Type...... c,m,w Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT and SAT II corporate education; distance learning; summer Endowment...... $314,000,000 exams required. 1/1 application deadline; $50 fee. session for degree credit. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 487/27 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Dennis D. Berkey, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 214/98 Phone: 413/597-2211 John F. Carney III, Provost & VP, Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 273,000 Email: [email protected] William W. Durgin, Associate Provost & VP, Research Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Stephen J. Hebert, VP, Administration, Treasurer & Total Enrollment 3,133 652 3,785 Woods Hole Oceanographic Secretary of the Corporation Undergrad Degree 2,710 54 2,764 Institution John L. Heyl, VP, Development & University Relations Graduate Degree 423 390 813 Thomas J. Lynch III, VP, Information Technology Non-Degree 0 208 208 86 Water Street 508/548-1400 Janet Begin Richardson, Acting VP, Student Affairs Admissions Information: SAT I and three SAT II Woods Hole 02543 FAX: 508/457-2195 & Dean of Students exams required or ACT. 2/1 application deadline; $60 www.whoi.edu Nikki Andrews, Registrar fee. 11/15 and 1/1 Early Decision deadlines; 11/15 Founded 1930; offers graduate and professional pro- Thomas J. Balistrieri, Dir. of Student Development Early Action deadline. Application is available online grams leading to doctoral degrees; joint program with & Counseling at www.admissions.wpi.edu Michael Carney, Assistant VP, Human Resources Massachusetts Institute of Technology in oceanogra- Phone: 508-831-5286 phy/applied ocean science and engineering. Philip N. Clay, Associate Dean of Students & Dir. of Residential Services Email: [email protected]
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MCPHS Office of Admission 179 Longwood Avenue Boston, MA 02115 617.732.2850, 800.225.5506 E-mail: [email protected] mcphs Massachusetts College of Pharmacy 98% of our graduates are accepted to major 4-year schools. We must be doing something right! and Health Sciences 1-877-TRY DEAN www.dean.edu Biology, B.A cytotechnology general biology medical technology pre-med sports medicine Business Administration, B.S. accounting business event management A public college with a private atmosphere management marketing sport management Computer Science & Information Systems, B.S. estled in the rolling hills of the Berkshires, Education, B.S. MCLA offers students the experience of a early childhood (pre k-2) Nsmall private college at a public cost. Students elementary (1-6) will experience an ideal middle-school (5-8) learning environment, secondary (8-12) combining rigorous English/Communications, B.A. academic train- broadcast media ing with broad corporate communications opportunities film studies for learning journalism literature outside the public relations classroom. writing Environmental Studies, B.A. environment and society environmental science Fine and Performing Arts, B.A. art arts management music ◆ Noted by Newsweek as a “Hot College" in the category “Most theatre for Your Money” History, B.A. ◆ Ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of "America's political science Best Colleges" Interdisciplinary Studies, B.A. Mathematics, B.A. ◆ Faculty student ratio of 1:13 with an average class size of 18 Philosophy, B.A. pre-law ◆ Extensive study abroad and internship opportunities Physics, B.A., B.S. ◆ Psychology, B.A. Honors program behavior analysis Sociology, B.A. For more information contact us at: anthropology 413-662-5410 • 800-292-6632 child & family studies www.mcla.edu criminal justice (minor) [email protected] general sociology social work 375 Church Street, North Adams, MA 01247 OUT-OF-STATE Educating Women for Leadership and Life A Catholic College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for Women TUITION BREAK AT MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC COLLEGES! “This is a close-knit, incredibly welcoming place. FOR RESIDENTS OF You are definitely a face here, not a number. Connecticut It’s also an place. Maine impressive New Hampshire You step out of Regis ready to go head-to-head Rhode Island with people from the best schools anywhere.” Amelia Davis, ’05 Vermont ... history major preparing for secondary education certification
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BRINGING INNOVATION TO COMMUNICATION AND THE ARTS Convenient Boston Harbor Location Excellence in Instruction and Research — Hallmarks of UMass Boston Founded in 1880, Emerson is Day, Evening, one of the premier colleges in UMass Boston Weekend, and the United States for the study On-line Classes of communication and the arts. Dream … Achieve! The campus is home to WERS- FM, the oldest noncommercial Information sessions and Campus Tours Quality Education radio station in Boston; the are offered regularly, throughout the year. at an Affordable Cost 1,200-seat Cutler Majestic Come visit us! Theatre; and Ploughshares, the award-winning literary journal for new writing. To learn more, call 617.287.6000 Located on Boston Common in or visit www.umb.edu the heart of the city’s Theatre District, Emerson is walking distance from the Massachusetts State House, historic Freedom Trail, and Boston Public Garden. The College also sponsors programs in Los Angeles, Kasteel Well (The Netherlands), summer film study in Prague, and cross- registration with the six-member Boston ProArts Consortium. With over 27 years of group INNOVATE purchasing experience in public and private higher education, the MHEC is BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS now serving the entire New England region. We welcome your inquiry.
Massachusetts Higher Education Consortium Undergraduate Admission Your Purchasing Partner in New England 120 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02116-4624 Telephone: 617-824-8600 Call 413.545.1096 • www.mhec.net www.emerson.edu Anna Maria College is a Catholic co-ed liberal arts college offering a core curriculum that sharpens students’ critical thinking skills and prepares them for professional success. Small classes mean a stimulating learning environment, while career internships and field experiences allow students to test their classroom learning in the real world. Our central Massachusetts location offers the best of both worlds— a beautiful, safe, rural campus, with easy access to nearby cities Worcester and Boston. Visit Anna Maria College today Anna Maria College and begin a lifelong learning adventure! MAJORS Environmental Science Music TEACHER Art and Business Fire Science Music Performance PREPARATION Art Therapy Graphic Design Music Therapy Early Childhood Business Health Science Pastoral Studies Education (PreK–2) Administration History Psychology Elementary Education Catholic Studies Human Development Public Policy (1–6) Computer Information and Human Services Social Work English(5–8, 8–12) Science Humanities Spanish History (5–8, 8–12) Criminal Justice Legal Studies/Paralegal Studio Art Music (all) English/English Management Spanish (5–8, 8–12) Language Arts Information Systems Visual Art (PreK–8, 5–12)
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At Middlesex our mission is to help you reach your educational goals. Our focus is on your future. As the largest community college in the commonwealth, our students can choose from 73 degree and certificate programs as well as hundreds of community education and career training courses offered during the day, evening, on weekends and on-line.
Many Middlesex programs have internships and service learning components, which give our students important experiential learning opportunities many employers appreciate.
We also offer professional development, a nationally acclaimed post graduate program in Software Technical Writing and, new this fall, several on-campus bachelor’s degree completion programs for MCC graduates through Salem State College as well as evening courses at Woburn High School.
Whatever your goals, let Middlesex help you put them within reach. Got a mission? Get to Middlesex. Call 1-800-818-3434 or, visit us @ www.middlesex.mass.edu ASSOCIATE DEGREES Computer Careers Graphic Design Business Computer Applications MicroComputer Support Specialist Education Careers Child Care Studies Early Childhood Education Business Careers Business Administration Business Science/Individualized Studies International Business Marketing Small Business Management/ Entrepreneurship Travel and Tourism Health Care Careers Human Services Medical Assistant Medical Office Management Physical Therapist Assistant Sport Management The Hesser Advantage: Professional Careers Accounting • Job-focused classes in high-demand fields give Interior Design Paralegal Studies you the skills you’ll need for the jobs of the future. Criminal Justice Careers Corrections, Probation, and Parole • Limited enrollment allows you to be known as Law Enforcement a unique person rather than as a number. Communication Careers Communications and Public Relations • Highly qualified, experienced faculty provide Radio/Video Production and Broadcasting you with a personal and friendly learning atmosphere. Arts and Sciences Liberal Studies • Career placement helps you put your education to Psychology work. DIPLOMAS • Hesser’s 2-step Bachelor Degree Programs let you Medical Assistant exercise your options. Diploma programs offered in most programs. • Learn from your classmates: students from diverse 2+2 BACHELOR DEGREES backgrounds and different countries will give you fresh Accounting and interesting perspectives on the world. Business Administration Criminal Justice • Hesser College will have you less than one hour away 3+3 LAW DEGREE from the culture and entertainment of Boston, and a short drive away from great New England skiing, hiking, and (through an articulation agreement with the Massachusetts School of Law at Andover) camping.
HesserHesser CollegeCollege 33 SundialSundial AvenueAvenue Manchester,Manchester, NHNH 0310303103 (603)(603) 668-6660668-6660 (800)(800) 526-9231526-9231 [email protected]@hesser.edu applyapply online:online: www.hesser.eduwww.hesser.edu New Hampshire Population 2003 ...... 1,287,687 New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 Kathryn G. Dodge, Commissioner Public Two-Year: ...... 4 Four-Year: ...... 5 3 Barrell Court, Suite 300 Independent Two-Year:...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 14 Concord, NH 03301 Degrees Conferred 2003 603/271-2555 FAX: 603/271-2796 www.state.nh.us/postsecondary/index.html Associate...... 3,151 Bachelor’s...... 7,577 New Hampshire Community Master’s...... 2,387 Technical College System First-Professional...... 191 William G. Simonton, Commissioner Doctorate...... 142 26 College Drive Concord, NH 03301 Higher Education Enrollment 2002 603/271-2722 Fax: 603/271-2725 Public Two-Year:...... 14,146 Four-Year:....26,812 www.nhctcs.tec.nh.us Independent Two-Year: ....1,212 Four-Year:....26,395 System includes regional community/technical colleges at Berlin/Laconia, Manchester/Stratham, Nashua/Claremont Foreign Enrollment 2003 ...... 2,359 and New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord. Black, Native American, University System of New Hampshire Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Stephen Reno, Chancellor Students as % of Total Higher Dunlap Center, 25 Concord Road Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 3% Durham, NH 02824 Per-Capita Income 2003 ...... $34,702 603/862-1800 Fax: 603/862-0908 www.usnh.unh.edu State Appropriation for Higher Education System includes Keene State College and Plymouth state Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2004 ...... $2.53 University, College for Lifelong Learning, University of New Hampshire and University of New Hampshire, Manchester. Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; U.S. Department of Education; Institute for International Education; Bureau of Economic Analysis; and Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University
Public Institutions New Hampshire Public
College for Lifelong Learning Accreditation...... NE Keene State College Academic Calendar ...... 1 125 North State Street 603/228-3000 Student Body...... coed 229 Main Street 603/352-1909 Concord 03820 FAX: 603/229-0964 Tuition/Fees...... $4,368/$260 Keene 03435 FAX: 603/358-2124 www.cll.edu $4,848/$260 www.keene.edu Founded 1972; offers liberal arts courses, degrees and RSP Tuition...... $6,552 Founded 1909; offers liberal arts, teacher education professional programs geared to the adult learner at Housing Type ...... no housing and technical programs leading to associate, bachelor’s locations throughout the state; awards associate and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 89/81 and master’s degrees; continuing education; coopera- bachelor’s degrees; provides online interactive courses; Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/223 tive education; summer session for degree credit. options for assessment of prior learning; continuing Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Stanley J. Yarosewick, President education; summer session for degree credit. Total Enrollment 81 1,713 1,794 Jay V. Kahn, VP for Finance & Planning Karol La Croix, President Undergrad Degree 73 1,296 1,369 Janet Gross, VP for Academic Affairs Eric Blumenthal, VP for Finance & Administration Graduate Degree 0 62 62 Corinne Kowpak, VP for Student Affairs Marjorie Lavin, VP for Academic Affairs Non-Degree 8 355 363 Judith Kalich, Dir. of Advancement Tessa McDonnell, Assoc. Dean for Learner Services Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Michael Matros, Dir. of College Relations & Enrollment Mgmt. required for placement. No application deadline; $45 Cristi Carson, Dir. of Institutional Research Jim Miller, Dir. of Marketing and Advancement fee; $100 additional for self-designed programs. Appli- Margaret Richmond, Dir. of Admissions Juanita Plourde, Dir. of Financial Aid cation is available online at www.cll.edu/admission Patricia Blodgett, Dir. of Student Financial Services Karen R. King, Registrar P. Anne Miller, Dir. of the Elliot Center Phone: 603/228-3000 X 300 Mike Moroukian, Dir. of Educational Technology Susan Sielke, Registrar Email: [email protected] & Computing Kenneth McCardle, Chief Information Officer 1 Dot Lockaby, Librarian three twelve week terms and one nine week Accreditation...... NE, specialized summer term Kate Parker, Coordinator of Advancement/Alumni Academic Calendar...... semester
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 105 New Hampshire Public Institutions
Student Body...... coed Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam New Hampshire Community Tuition/Fees...... $5,060/$1,840 required; NLN exam for nursing. Open application Technical College $11,500/$1,840 deadline; $10 fee. Application is available online at Manchester/Stratham RSP Tuition...... $7,590 www.berlin.nhctc.edu and www.laconia.nhctc.edu Room and Board Charge...... $5,966 1066 Front Street 603/668-6706 Phone: Berlin: 603/752-1113 X 1007 Manchester 03102 FAX: 603/668-5354 Housing Type...... c,f Laconia: 603/524-3207 Endowment...... $9,045,218 277 Portsmouth Ave. 603/772-1194 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 297/27 1tuition is per credit; fees vary by program Stratham 03885 www.ms.nhctc.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 176/213 Founded 1945; a regional comprehensive community Library Collection ...... 1,054,047 New Hampshire Community college offering a liberal arts transfer program, techni- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Technical College cal and occupational programs leading to postsec- Total Enrollment 4,178 1,057 5,235 Claremont/Nashua ondary certificates and associate degrees, continuing Undergrad Degree 4,087 225 4,312 education, cooperative education, summer session for Graduate Degree 44 80 124 505 Amherst Street 603/882-6923 degree credit. Non-Degree 47 752 799 Nashua 03061 www.nashua.nhctc.edu Thomas Wisbey, President 1 College Drive 603/542-7744 Mary Kibbee Lee, Chief Financial Officer Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Claremont 03743 www.claremont.nhctc.edu required; SAT I preferred. 4/1 application deadline; Mary Scerra, VP, Academic Affairs/Provost $25 fee for in-state; $35 out-of-state. Application is A comprehensive regional community technical college (Manchester) available online at www.keene.edu/admissions offering postsecondary-level certificate and diploma Diane Chin, Interim VP, Academic Affairs (Stratham) programs and associate degrees in liberal arts, teacher Nan Travers, VP, Student & Community Services Phone: 603/358-2276 education, nursing and allied health, and technical (Manchester) Email: [email protected] and occupational fields; prepares students for transfer Bruce Baker, VP, Student & Community to four-year institutions. Services/Interim Provost (Stratham) New Hampshire Community Lucille Jordan, President George Futch, Dir. Corporate & Community Education Technical College Constance Manus, Chief Financial Officer & Training (Stratham) Berlin/Laconia Sidney Barnes, VP, Academic Affairs, Chief Campus Jennifer Landon, Dir. of Center for Training & Business Development (Manchester) 2020 Riverside Drive 603/752-1113 Officer, Nashua Marion Knedler, Dir. of Center for Academic Planning Berlin 03570 FAX: 603/752-6335 Susan Henderson, VP, Academic Affairs, Chief Campus & Support (Manchester) www.berlin.nhctc.edu Officer, Claremont Sarah Bedingfield, Dir. of Center for Academic 379 Belmont Road 603/524-3207 Francis Walsh, VP, Student Affairs and Community Planning & Support (Stratham) Laconia 03246 www.laconia.nhctc.edu Corporate Affairs, Claremont Patricia Goodman, VP, of Student Services Jacqueline Poirier, Admissions Coordinator Offers technical, occupational and transfer programs & Community Affairs (Manchester) leading to associate degrees in science, applied science, Shirley Silva-Paige, Financial Aid Officer, Nashua Laurilee Shennett, Admissions Counselor (Stratham) arts and general studies, certificates and diplomas; William McIntyre, Dir. of Learning Resource Janet Phelps, Associate VP, Corporate & Community Ed. continuing education; cooperative education; summer Center, Nashua (Manchester) Dir. of Marketing session for degree credit. David Sturges, Dir. of Learning Resource Pam Boyer, Financial Aid Officer (Manchester) Katharine Eneguess, President Center, Claremont Elaine Scovill, Financial Aid Officer (Stratham) Daniel McCrum, Chief Campus Officer, VP Maryanne Murray, Registrar, Nashua Evelyn Perron, Registrar (Manchester) of Academic Affairs Sharon Gilbert, Registrar, Claremont Bonnie Meattey, Registrar (Stratham) Martha Laflamme, VP of Student Affairs Mary Marks, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Accreditation...... NE, specialized Gloria Bacon, Dir. of Support Services (Manchester) Academic Calendar...... semester Jacqueline Catello, Dir. of Financial Aid Rebecca Clerkin, Dir. of Library & Media Services Student Body...... coed Marie Bly, Registrar 1 (Stratham) Tuition /Fees ...... $148/varies Michael Coons, Plant Engineer (Manchester) Katherine Doherty, Librarian $340/varies Daniel Noyes, Plant Engineer (Stratham) Accreditation...... NE RSP Tuition...... $222 Academic Calendar...... semester Housing Type ...... no housing Accreditation...... NE, specialized Student Body...... coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 55/17 Academic Calendar...... semester Tuition1/Fees ...... $148/varies Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 70/118 Student Body...... coed $340/varies Library Collection ...... 27,972 Tuition1/Fees ...... $148/varies RSP Tuition...... $222 $340/varies Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing Type ...... no housing RSP Tuition...... $222 Total Enrollment 835 1,008 1,843 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 31/20 Housing Type ...... no housing Undergrad Degree 835 1,008 1,843 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/72 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 87/210 Library Collection ...... 20,000 Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Library Collection ...... 39,700 required. No application deadline; $10 fee. Application 2 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2002 Enrollment FT PT Total is available online at www.nashua.nhctc.edu or Total Enrollment 708 1,372 2,080 Total Enrollment 2,064 2,402 4,466 www.claremont.nhctc.edu Undergrad Degree 708 1,372 2,080 Undergrad Degree 2,064 1,178 3,242 Phone: Nashua: 603/882-7022 Non-Degree 0 1,224 1,224 Claremont: 603/542-7744 1tuition is per credit; fees vary by program
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Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Plymouth State University University of New Hampshire required. Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Application is available online at 17 High Street 603/535-5000 105 Main St. 603/862-1234 www.ms.nhctc.edu/nhctc_admissions_apply.php Plymouth 03264 FAX: 603/535-2654 Durham 03824 www.unh.edu www.plymouth.edu Phone: Manchester: 603/668-6706 X 208 Founded 1866; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Stratham: 603/772-1194 X 352 Founded in 1871; offers liberal arts, science, business technical, business, professional and occupational pro- and education programs leading to bachelor’s and mas- grams leading to postsecondary certificates, associate, 1 tuition is per credit; fees vary by program ter’s degrees and certificates of advanced graduate study, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; post-bac- 2enrollment data is for Fall 2002. Fall 2003 figures winter and summer sessions, continuing education. calaureate and post-master’s certificates; post-doctoral not reported Donald P. Wharton, President study; continuing education; summer session for William R. Crangle, VP for Financial Affairs degree credit; student exchange and study abroad. Virginia M. Barry, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Ann Weaver Hart, President New Hampshire Richard T. Hage, VP for Student Affairs Candace R. Corvey, VP for Finance & Administration Technical Institute Retha L. Fielding, VP for Institutional Advancement Bruce L. Mallory, Provost & Executive VP for 31 College Drive 603/271-6484 Julie Bernier, Assoc. VP for Undergraduate Studies Academic Affairs Concord 03301 FAX: 603/271-7734 Dennise Maslakowski, Associate VP for Graduate Mark Rubinstein, VP for Student & Academic Services www.nhti.edu Studies & Community Outreach Pat Gormley, Special Assistant to the President for Timothy Keefe, Dean of Students Affirmative Action Offers associate degrees, diploma and certificate pro- Angela P. Matthews, Dir. of Development Young P. Dawkins, III, President, UNH Foundation grams in more than 30 programs in fields including Nick Mathis, Dir. of Institutional Research Jennifer Murray, VP for University Communications business, education, early childhood education, engi- Eugene D. Fahey, Senior Associate Dir. of Admission Robert P.H. McGann, Dir. of Admissions neering technology, health, human services, liberal arts, June Schlabach, Dir. of Financial Aid Susan K. Allen, Dir. of Financial Aid criminal justice/legal studies; liberal arts, technical and Frank Cocchiarella, Dir. of Residential Life William Conk, Dir. of Housing occupational programs. Matthew Burkhart, Registrar Kathryn P. Forbes, Registrar Lynn Kilchenstein, President Dwight Fischer, Dir. of Information Robert E. Cape, Assistant VP for Computing Melanie Kirby, Financial Officer Technology Services & Information Services Pamela Langley, Interim VP, Academic Affairs Todd Trevorrow, Dir. of University Library Claudia J. Morner, University Librarian Lynne Bennett, Assoc. VP, Enrollment Management Michele Hutchins, Dir. of Public Relations Accreditation...... NE, specialized Steve Caccia, VP, Student Affairs John E. Clark, Chief of Campus Police Academic Calendar...... semester Joyce Myles, Assoc. VP, Academic Affairs Laurie Wilcox, Bursar Student Body...... coed Michele Karwocki, Registrar Ellen Shippee, Dir. of Physical Plant Tuition/Fees...... $7,210/$2,016 Dexter Howe, Technology Officer Terri Potter, Dir. of Student Union $18,240/$2,016 Steve Ambra, Interim Dir. of Learning Resources John P. Clark, Dir. of Athletics RSP Tuition...... $10,815 Tom Foulkes, VP, Community Education Laura Alexander, Dir. of Human Resources Room and Board Charge...... $6,612 Richard Osborne, Public Information Officer Joe Long, Dir. of Alumni Relations Housing Type...... c,w,f Accreditation...... NE, specialized Accreditation...... NE, specialized Endowment...... $160,000,000 Academic Calendar...... semester Academic Calendar...... semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,730/,1424 Student Body...... coed Student Body...... coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 743/384 New Hampshire Public Tuition/Fees1...... $4,736/$480 Tuition/Fees...... $5,060/$1,558 Library Collection ...... 4,763,970 $10,880/$480 $11,500/$1,558 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total RSP Tuition...... $7,104 RSP Tuition...... $7,590 Total Enrollment 11,851 2,580 14,431 Room and Board Charge...... $5,910 Room and Board Charge...... $6,322 Undergrad Degree 10,558 379 10,937 Housing Type...... c Housing Type...... c,f Graduate Degree 1,120 1,204 2,324 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 210/50 Endowment...... $3,000,000 Non-Degree 173 997 1,170 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 101/170 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 280/260 Library Collection ...... 40,700 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 171/185 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required (SAT I preferred). 2/1 application deadline; Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection ...... 1,127,376 $40 fee for in-state applicants; $60 for out-of-state. Total Enrollment 1,787 1,927 3,714 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 12/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is available Undergrad Degree 1,549 1,927 3,476 Total Enrollment 3,768 1,142 4,910 online at www.unh.edu/admissions Non-Degree 238 0 238 Undergrad Degree 3,704 144 3,848 Phone: 603/862-1360 Admissions Information: $10 application fee; Graduate Degree 35 306 341 rolling admission for most programs; deadlines for Non-Degree 29 692 721 health programs; admission exam required for nurs- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam ing and dental hygiene; admission application is required; SAT I preferred. 4/1 application deadline; $35 available online at www.nhti.edu fee. Application is available online at Phone: 603/271-7134 www.plymouth.edu/psc/admit Email: [email protected] Phone: 603/535-2237 or 800/842-6900 1tuition and fees are based on 16 credits per semester Email: [email protected]
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108 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Independent Institutions
For Information on Chester College of David Sauerwein, Dean of Students Independent Institutions New England Donald A. Hasseltine, VP for Advancement in New Hampshire Joseph L. Chillo, VP for Enrollment Management 40 Chester Street 603/887-7400 & Dean of Admissions Chester 03036 FAX: 603/887-1777 Kimberly Slover, Dir. of Public Relations New Hampshire College & University Council www.chestercollege.edu 3 Barrell Court, Suite 100 603/225-4199 Judith P. Condict, Dir. of Institutional Research Concord, NH 03301 FAX: 603/225-8108 Founded in 1965; offers bachelor’s degrees in studio Jolene G. Mitchell, Dean of Financial Aid Email: [email protected] art, creative and professional writing, graphic design Carole H. Parsons, Registrar www.nhcuc.org and illustration, photography and media arts, and William Bitzer, Dir. of Information Resources arts and humanities, as well as an associate degree Carrie Thomas, College Librarian Antioch New England in liberal studies. Certification in art education is Karen Bonewald, Controller Graduate School also offered. Deborah F. McGrath, Dir. of Athletics William A. Nevious, President & CEO Kathy Taylor, Dir. of Career Services 40 Avon Street 603/357-3122 Richard Cobb, Chief Financial Officer Richard Ellis, Dir. of Admissions Keene 03431 FAX: 603/357-0718 Byron Petrakis, Dean of the College Ann Page Stecker, Coordinator of the Honors Program www.antiochne.edu Sandra L. Bouldry, Executive Assistant to the President Christine Riley, Dir. of Human Resources Gaye LaCasce, Dir. of Alumni Relations Founded 1964; offers scholarly, values-based, degree James R. Thatcher, Executive Dir. of Elizabeth A. Cahill, Dir. of Development and certificate programs for professional and personal Institutional Advancement Jennifer W. Zotalis, Dir. of Learning Services advancement; awards master’s degrees in applied Debora Yost, Dir. of Admissions Jacqueline Webb, Dir. of Health & Counseling Center psychology, education, environmental studies, and Jay Walker, Dir. of Financial Aid management; doctoral degrees in clinical psychology Brennan Palmer, Dir. of Student Services Accreditation...... NE, specialized and environmental studies; and certificates in Waldorf Margaret Pagliuca, Registrar Academic Calendar...... semester teacher training and community health care manage- Robert Crawford, Dir. of Information Technology Student Body...... coed ment. A campus of Antioch University. Accreditation...... NE, specialized Tuition/Fees...... $23,310/ Room and Board Charge...... $8,950 Peter S. Temes, President Academic Calendar...... semester Housing Type ...... c,w Neal King, Dean of Academic & Faculty Affairs Student Body...... coed Endowment...... $20,157,712 Timothy G. Jordan, Dir. of Administrative Operations Tuition/Fees...... $12,900/$530 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 149/47 & Finance Room and Board Charge...... $7,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 47/55 Kathy Curtiss, Dir. of Fiscal Services Housing Type...... c 1 Library Collection ...... 297,678 & Human Resources Endowment...... $3,000,000 Sam Samuels, Dir. of Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 20/6 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Eleanor D. Falcon, Dir. of Communications Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 12/20 Total Enrollment 953 33 986 Leatrice A. Johnson, Dir. of Admissions Library Collection ...... 27,000 Undergrad Degree 953 21 974 Susan L.Howard, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 0 12 12 Elizabeth T. Fitzgerald, Registrar Total Enrollment 145 30 175 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Marcy Leversee, Dir. of Academic Support Services Undergrad Degree 145 3 148 required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. 12/15 James S. Gruber, Managing Dir. of Antioch Non-Degree 0 27 27 Early Notification deadline. Application is available
New England Institute New Hampshire Independent Admissions Information: No exam required; online at www.colby-sawyer.edu Deb Arvidson, Alumni Relations Associate & Manager rolling application deadline; $35 application fee. Port- Phone: 800/272-1015 of the Annual Fund folio submission highly recommended. Application is Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... specialized available online at www.chestercollege.edu/apply Academic Calendar ...... trimester Phone: 800/974-6372 Daniel Webster College Student Body...... coed Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/$150 20 University Drive 603/577-6000 Housing Type ...... no housing 1held by the Chester College of New England Nashua 03063 FAX: 603/577-6001 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 58/9 Foundation www.dwc.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 57/68 Founded 1965, offers associate and bachelor’s degrees in Library Collection ...... 315,000 Colby-Sawyer College aviation management, aviation flight operations, and Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total air traffic control; computer science, business manage- Total Enrollment 699 149 848 541 Main Street 603/526-3000 ment, sport management, engineering, and social sci- Graduate Degree 699 149 848 New London 03257-4648 FAX: 603/526-2135 ence; operates New England’s largest professional pilot www.colby-sawyer.edu Admissions Information: GRE required for Psy.D. education program and region’s only air traffic control program only. Deadlines and application fees vary by Founded 1837; offers liberal arts and sciences and pro- program; division of continuing studies offers master’s program. Application is available online at fessional programs leading to associate and bachelor’s degree in business administration, bachelor’s degrees in www.admissions.antiochne.edu degrees; teacher certification option available. organizational management, marketing management, and management and information technology, along Phone: 603/357-6265 Anne Ponder, President with many certificate programs. Email: [email protected] Douglas W. Lyon, Treasurer Judith A. Muyskens, Academic VP & Dean of Faculty Hannah M. McCarthy, President Deborah Taylor, Academic Dean Tom DiConza, VP, Finance & Operations Douglas Atkins, VP for Administration Stuart D. Chase, Dir. of Development
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James Larimore, Dean of the College Kathleen M. Morley, Asst. to Provost for Carolyn Pelzel, VP, Development Institutional Research Stanley Colla, VP, Alumni Affairs Evelyn K. Buchanan, Exec. Dir. of Development William N. Walker, VP, Public Affairs Lucy C. Shonk, Dean of Admissions Larry Litten, Dir. of Institutional Research Barbara J. Gilmartin, Act. Dir. of Alumni Relations Karl Furstenberg, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Mark J. Drozdowski, Dir. of Corporate, Foundation, Ozzie Harris, Special Assistant to the President for & Government Relations Institutional Diversity & Equity Joellen Soucier, Dir. of Financial Aid Virginia Hazen, Dir. of Financial Aid Mary E. Ledoux, Dir. of Library Services Martin Redman, Dean of Residential Life Kathleen N. Williams, Dir. of Marketing Polly Griffin, Registrar & Communications Larry Levine, Dir. of Computing Susan R. Chamberlin, Registrar John Crane, Acting Dean of Libraries & Librarian Accreditation...... NE, specialized of the College Academic Calendar...... semester Accreditation...... NE, specialized Student Body...... coed Academic Calendar...... quarter Tuition/Fees...... $21,900/$610
DANIEL WEBSETER COLLEGE Student Body...... coed Room and Board Charge...... $7,655 Tuition/Fees...... $30,279/$296 Housing Type...... c Annette Kurman, Dir. of Public Relations Room and Board Charge...... $9,000 Endowment...... $7,517,164 Sean J. Ryan, Dir. of Admissions Housing Type...... c,m,w,f Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 179/28 Anne-Marie Caruso, Dir. of Financial Assistance Endowment...... $2,450,000,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 68/74 Susan C. Elsass, Dean of Students Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,974/349 Library Collection ...... 145,421 Jean P. Anderson, Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 652/142 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Heidi Y. Crowell, Dir. of Information Library Collection ...... 5,762,672 Technology Services Total Enrollment 1,572 19 1,591 Franchesca Denton, Dir. of the Anne Bridge Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 1,569 9 1,578 Baddour Library Total Enrollment 5,540 143 5,683 Non-Degree 3 10 13 Undergrad Degree 4,006 0 4,006 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Graduate Degree 1,400 61 1,461 required. Rolling application deadline; no fee. Academic Calendar...... semester Non-Degree 134 82 216 Student Body...... coed Application is available online at Tuition/Fees...... $20,880/$750 Admissions Information: SAT I, ACT and three www.fpc.edu/pages/Admission/admissn.html Room and Board Charge...... $8,170 SAT II exams required. 1/1 application deadline; $70 Phone: 800/437-0048 Housing Type...... c,m,w fee. 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is avail- Email: [email protected] able online at www.commonapp.org and Endowment...... $1,300,000 1listing is for Rindge campus only Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 137/36 apply/embark.com/ugrad/dartmouth.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 38/120 Phone: 603/646-2875 Library Collection ...... 36,234 Email: [email protected] Hesser College Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 3 Sundial Avenue 603/668-6660 Total Enrollment 805 219 1,024 Franklin Pierce College Manchester 03103 FAX: 603/666-4722 Undergrad Degree 805 160 965 www.hesser.edu Graduate Degree 0 59 59 20 College Road 603/899-4100 Rindge 03461 FAX: 603/899-6448 Founded 1900; offers arts and sciences, business, early Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam www.fpc.edu childhood education, criminal justice, graphic design, required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. health sciences, interior design, computer information Application is available online at www.dwc.edu Founded 1962; residential campus for traditional undergraduate students and six campuses throughout technology, medical and sport management programs Phone: 800/325-6876 the state for commuting and continuing education leading to associate degrees. Hesser College associate Email: [email protected] students; offers liberal arts, teacher education and pro- degree graduates may continue to the bachelor’s fessional programs leading to bachelor’s degrees at the degree level in accounting, business administration Dartmouth College main campus, and associate, bachelor’s and master’s and criminal justice. degrees at the satellite campuses.1 Robert Moon, President 6016 McNutt Hall 603/646-1110 Joseph Cicchetto, Controller Hanover 03755 www.dartmouth.edu George J. Hagerty, President Suzanne C. Buckley, Provost/VP of Academic Affairs Paul Tero, Dean of Academics Founded 1769; offers liberal arts, teacher education Robert J. Condon, Jr., Senior Vice President Michelle Voto, Academic Dean for and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, mas- Bruce M. Kirsh, VP and Dir. of Athletics Continuing Education ter’s and doctoral degrees; summer session for degree John J. Mims, VP for Finance & Administration Kevin Wilkinson, Dir. of Admissions credit for matriculated students. James P. Earle, VP for Student Affairs Tina Underwood, Marketing Manager James Wright, President of the College Carole D. Monroe, VP of Information Technology Debra LeDuke, Dir. of Financial Aid Barry Scherr, Provost Raymond V. Van Der Riet, Dean of Graduate/ Linda Connors, Dir. of Student Services Mary Lou Guerinot, Vice Provost Professional Studies Tanyell Mitchell, Dir. of Academic Support Services Paul M. Kotila, Dean of Undergraduate Studies Tanya Labrosse, Registrar (Rindge) Bill Poulin, Chief Technology Officer
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Ada Kemp, Dir. of Library Services/ Marylin Newell, President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Classroom Technology Marybeth Emerson, Controller Total Enrollment 916 220 1,136 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Dorothy Johnsen, Senior VP, Career Services Undergrad Degree 858 39 897 Academic Calendar...... semester Karen Arnold, VP of Admissions Graduate Degree 57 174 231 Student Body...... coed Chris Hansen, Registrar Non-Degree 1 7 8 Tuition/Fees...... $10,890/$1,000 Barbara Bolko, Dir. of Library & Learning Technology Admissions Information: No exam required. No Room and Board Charge...... $6,400 Accreditation...... NE, specialized deadline. Students are encouraged to apply prior to 4/1 Housing Type ...... m,w Academic Calendar...... quarter for fall admission and 12/1 for spring; $30 fee. Appli- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 132/20 Student Body...... coed cation is available online at www.nec.edu/admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 35/229 Tuition/Fees...... $12,500/ Phone: 603/428-2223 Library Collection ...... 25,000 Room and Board Charge...... $7,945 Email: [email protected] Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing Type...... c Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 100/75 Total Enrollment 2,030 1,037 3,067 New Hampshire Institute Undergrad Degree 2,030 1,037 3,067 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 41/33 Library Collection ...... not reported of Art Admissions Information: No exams required. Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Application is Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 148 Concord Street 866/241-4918 available online at www.hesser.edu Total Enrollment 1,092 278 1,370 Manchester 03104-4858 FAX: 603/641-1832 Undergrad Degree 1,092 278 1,370 www.nhia.edu Phone: 603/668-6660 X2110 Email: [email protected] Admissions Information: No exam required. Established in 1868, first and only independent college Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Application is of art in New Hampshire offers bachelor’s of fine arts available online at www.mcintoshcollege.edu degree; certificate programs and life-long learning Magdalen College Phone: 888/262-1111 courses. 511 Kearsarge Mtn. Road 603/456-2656 Roger Williams, President Warner 03278 FAX: 603/456-2660 New England College Patrick McCay, Academic Dean www.magdalen.edu Erik Gross, VP, Finance & Administration Founded 1973; Roman Catholic college offers liberal arts 7 Main Street 603/428-2211 Jessica Kinsey, Dir. of Development Jessie Girvin, Admissions Officer program leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees. Henniker 03242 FAX: 603/428-7230 www.nec.edu Heather Hilton, Admissions Officer Jeffrey J. Karls, President Liam Sullivan, Admissions Officer Founded 1946; offers liberal arts, teacher education Donald R. Regan, Executive VP Jane Langlois, Admission Assistant and professional programs leading to associate, bache- Patrick J.C. Powers, Academic Dean Laura Cleaves, Registrar lor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; Teresa K. Rudkins, Dean of Students Kathy Ritter, Head Librarian summer session for degree credit. Anna L. Ahearn, Registrar Linda LaVallee, Dir. of Financial Aid John Stevens, Interim President Accreditation...... specialized Accreditation...... specialized Michele Perkins, Senior Vice President Academic Calendar...... semester Academic Calendar...... semester Leslie Brown, VP of Academic Affairs & Dean of Faculty Student Body...... coed Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $9,000/ Kevin Cormier, VP of Finance & Operations Tuition/Fees...... $9,950/$780 Room and Board Charge...... $6,000 William Harrold, VP of Institutional Advancement Room and Board Charge...... $5,400 New Hampshire Independent Housing Type ...... m,w E. Joseph Petrick Jr., VP of Student Development Housing Type ...... c,w Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 11/2 Carol Thomas, VP of Information Endowment...... $27,469,732 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 8/0 & Educational Technology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 20/8 Library Collection ...... 35,000 Leslie Bateman, Dir. of Human Resources Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 4/70 Matthew Cookson, Dir. of Public Information Library Collection...... 6,137 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Frank Hall, Registrar Total Enrollment 70 3 73 Richard Keating, Dean of Graduate Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 70 1 71 & Professional Studies Total Enrollment 106 466 572 Non-Degree 0 2 2 Douglas R. Kruse, Dir. of Development Undergrad Degree 106 28 134 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Paul Miller, Dir. of Financial Aid Non-Degree 0 438 438 required. 5/1 application deadline; $35 fee. 1/1 Early Raymond Nault, Dir. of Student Financial Services Admissions Information: High school seniors Decision deadline. Application is available online at Lori Runksmeier, Dir. of Athletics must submit standardized test scores; portfolio must be www.magdalen.edu Katherine Van Weelden, Dir. of Danforth Library presented in person by applicants living within 100 Phone: 603/456-2656 Accreditation...... NE, specialized miles of the campus. Rolling application deadline; Email: [email protected] Academic Calendar...... semester $25 fee (waived for applications submitted online). Student Body...... coed Contact institution for additional application guide- lines. Application is available online at McIntosh College Tuition/Fees...... $21,300/$664 Room and Board Charge...... $8,052 www.nhia.edu/admissions.htm 23 Cataract Avenue 888/262-1111 Housing Type...... c,m,w,f Phone: 866/241-4918 Dover 03820 FAX: 603/299-0238 Endowment...... $4,539,032 Email: [email protected] www.mcintoshcollege.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 142/8 Founded 1896; career-oriented college offers associate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 50/65 degree programs; continuing education. Library Collection ...... 100,000
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Rivier College James Flanagan, VP, College Advancement Daryl Dreffs, Dir. of Computing Resources Joseph Horton, Dean of Students Ronald H. Epp, Dir. of Shapiro Library 420 Main Street 603/888-1311 Augustine Kelly, O.S.B., Dean of the College Nashua 03060 www.rivier.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized Patricia Shuster, VP, Administration Academic Calendar...... semester Founded 1933; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Nanci Tessier, VP, Enrollment Management Student Body...... coed arts, teacher education and professional programs Adam Albina, Dir. of Information Technology Tuition/Fees...... $18,984/$330 leading to postsecondary certificates, associate, bache- Joseph Constance, Librarian Room and Board Charge...... $7,866 lor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; Mary Anne Ericson, Registrar Housing Type...... c,m,w summer session for degree credit. Rebecca Gardzina, Dir. of Residence Life Endowment...... $9,500,000 William Farrell, President Nancy Davis Griffin, Dir. of Office of Admission Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 295/217 Joseph Fagan, VP, Finance & Administration Elizabeth Keuffel, Dir. of Office of Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 113/275 Sr. Therese Larochelle, VP, Academic Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized Library Collection ...... 82,500 Lynn Jansky, VP, Student Development Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Kenneth Binder, VP, Institutional Advancement Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 3,564 2,373 5,937 Joseph Allard, VP, Academic Outreach Tuition/Fees...... $22,700/$1,010 Undergrad Degree 554 337 891 Albert C. DeCiccio, Academic Dean Room and Board Charge...... $8,580 Graduate Degree 785 1,006 1,791 Karen Lenihan, Dir. of College Relations Housing Type...... c,m,w Non-Degree 2,225 1,030 3,255 David Boisvert, Executive Assistant to President for Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 340/116 Enrollment/Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 120/50 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Valerie Patnaude, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection ...... 299,016 required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. 11/15 Paula Randazza, Dir. of Residence Life Early Action deadline. Application is available online Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total at https://app.applyyourself.com/?id=snhu-u Louise Monast, Registrar Total Enrollment 1,939 69 2,008 H. William Schleifer, Dir. of Information Technology Undergrad Degree 1,937 21 1,958 Phone: 603/645-9611 Brian Courtemanche, Dir. of Regina Library Non-Degree 2 48 50 Email: [email protected] Accreditation...... NE, specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Academic Calendar...... semester required. 3/1 priority application deadline; $55 fee. The Thomas More College Student Body...... coed 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Application is available of Liberal Arts Tuition/Fees...... $19,200/$625 online at www.anselm.edu/admission Room and Board Charge...... $7,273 Six Manchester Street 603/880-8308 Housing Type...... c Phone: 603/641-7500 Merrimack 03054 FAX: 603/880-9280 Endowment...... $19,022,634 Email: [email protected] www.thomasmorecollege.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 185/56 Founded 1978; Catholic institution offers liberal arts Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 75/105 Southern New Hampshire programs leading to bachelor’s degrees. Library Collection ...... 230,500 University Peter V. Sampo, President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 2500 North River Road 603/668-2211 Mary Mumbach, Dean of the College Total Enrollment 975 1,342 2,317 Manchester 03106 www.snhu.edu Pamela Bernstein, Business Manager Undergrad Degree 815 519 1,334 Mary Bonifield, Dir. of College Relations Graduate Degree 119 444 563 Formerly New Hampshire College, founded in 1932 as Joanne Geiger, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Non-Degree 41 379 420 a small school of accounting. Undergraduate program Brian Shea, Registrar offerings include majors in liberal arts, business, edu- Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam cation and hospitality. Awards certificates, associate, Accreditation...... NE, specialized required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. 11/15 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Cooperative Academic Calendar...... semester Early Decision deadline. Application is available online education available for degree credit. Student Body...... coed at www.rivier.edu/admissions/undergraduate Tuition/Fees...... $10,400/ Paul J. LeBlanc, President Room and Board Charge...... $7,700 Phone: 603/897-8507 Gina Cappello, VP, Institutional Advancement Email: [email protected] Housing Type ...... m,w Pam Hogan, VP, Human Resources Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 14/5 Scott Kalicki, VP, Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/4 Saint Anselm College John C. Miles, Treasurer, VP, Operations Library Collection ...... 50,000 and Finance 100 Saint Anselm Drive 603/641-7000 Curtis C. Smith, VP, Academic Affairs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Manchester 03102-1310 FAX: 603/641-7116 Brad Poznanski, VP, Enrollment Management Total Enrollment 88 1 89 www.anselm.edu Martha Rush-Mueller, VP, Marketing Undergrad Degree 88 0 88 Founded 1889; Roman Catholic college in the Bene- & Communications Non-Degree 0 1 1 dictine tradition offers courses in liberal arts, business, Charles Outcalt, VP, Research, Policy & Planning Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam criminal justice, and nursing leading to bachelor’s Karen L. Muncaster, Dean of Continuing required. Rolling application deadline. Application is degree; continuing education; summer session for Education/Distance Education available online at www.thomasmorecollege.edu degree credit. Steven Soba, Dir. of Admission Phone: 800/880-8308 Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B., President Timothy Dreyer, Dir. of Financial Aid Email: [email protected] Marie George, Executive VP Robert Schiavoni, Dir. of Residence Life Mark Cooper, O.S.B., Treasurer Richard Ouellette, Registrar
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*Combination of Bachelor and Juris Doctor degrees. Office of Undergraduate Admission Roger Williams University is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. One Old Ferry Road • Bristol, Rhode Island 02809 The Ralph R. Papitto School of Law is fully 1-866-864-9769 • www.rwu.edu • e-mail: [email protected] accredited by the American Bar Association. Rhode Island Rhode Island Public Population 2003 ...... 1,076,164 Board of Governors for Higher Education Frank Caprio, Chair Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 301 Promenade Street Public Two-Year: ...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 2 Providence, RI 02908 Independent Two-Year:...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 8 401/222-2088 FAX: 401/222-2545 www.ribghe.org Degrees Conferred 2003 Associate...... 3,516 Office of the Commissioner Bachelor’s...... 9,108 of Higher Education Master’s...... 2,056 Jack R. Warner, Commissioner First-Professional...... 250 301 Promenade Street Doctorate...... 246 Providence, RI 02908 401/222-2088 FAX: 401/222-2545 Higher Education Enrollment 2002 www.ribghe.org Public Two-Year:...... 15,929 Four-Year:....22,938 Independent Two-Year:...... 19 Four-Year:....38,550 Foreign Enrollment 2003 ...... 3,193 Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Students as % of Total Higher Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 14% Per-Capita Income 2003 ...... $31,916 State Appropriation for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2004 ...... $5.05
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; U.S. Department of Education; Institute for International Education; Bureau of Economic Analysis; and Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University
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Community College Dennis Moore, Assistant to the President/Dir. of Public Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 415/15 of Rhode Island Relations & Publications Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 317/382 William LeBlanc, Dir. of Institutional Research Library Collection ...... 157,275 400 East Avenue 401/825-1000 & Planning Warwick 02886 www.ccri.edu Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total John White Jr., Executive Dir. of Providence Total Enrollment 5,681 10,542 16,223 Founded 1964; the largest public two-year college in Campus/Dir. of Affirmative Action & Equal Undergrad Degree 5,299 8,127 13,426 New England offers liberal arts, occupational and Opportunity Programs Non-Degree 382 2,415 2,797 technical programs leading to postsecondary certifi- Phillip J. Sisson, Acting Dean of Arts, Humanities cates and associate degrees; cooperative education; & Social Sciences Admissions Information: No exams required. summer session for degree credit; weekend college; Richard Fontaine, Dir. of Information Technology Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is distance education. Campuses in Lincoln, Providence Julie M. White, Dean of Institutional Advancement available online at www.ccri.edu/admissions and Warwick. New campus in Newport is scheduled to & College Relations Phone: 401/825-2003 open in the Spring of 2005. Albert J. Sevigny, Controller Email: [email protected] Thomas D. Sepe, President Marisa Albini, Dir. of Alumni Affairs & Robert G. Henderson, Executive VP for Business Affairs Alumni Development Rhode Island College & Treasurer Accreditation...... NE, specialized Ronald L. Schertz, Acting VP for Student Affairs Academic Calendar...... semester 600 Mt Pleasant Avenue 401/456-8000 Ruth Sherman, VP for Academic Affairs Student Body...... coed Providence 02908 FAX: 401/456-8379 Heather C. Smith, Dean of Enrollment Services Tuition/Fees...... $2,040/$270 www.ric.edu Ronald L. Schertz, Dean of Student Development $5,992/$270 Founded 1854; offers liberal arts, teacher education & Assessment RSP Tuition...... $3,060 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and Rebecca Yount, Associate Dean of Student Life Housing Type ...... no housing master’s degrees; continuing education; summer ses- & Service Learning Endowment...... $1,198,561 sion for degree credit.
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Lester Yensan, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life Harry Amaral, Dir. of Enrollment Services Paul B. Gandel, Vice Provost, Information Services & Dean of University Libraries Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Student Body...... coed Tuition/Fees...... $4,680/$2,072 $16,266/$2,072 RSP Tuition...... $7,020 Room and Board Charge...... $7,810 Housing Type...... c,f Endowment...... $62,500,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,566/142 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 682/46 Library Collection ...... 3,709,712 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 11,034 3,757 14,791 Undergrad Degree 9,818 1,462 11,280 Graduate Degree 1,009 961 1,970 Non-Degree 207 1,334 1,541 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. 2/1 application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 Early Action deadline. Application is available online at www.uri.edu/admissions Phone: 401/874-7100
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND Email: [email protected] John Nazarian, President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Dan King, VP, Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 5,254 3,669 8,923 Marguerite Brown, VP, Development Undergrad Degree 4,804 1,882 6,686 & College Relations Graduate Degree 246 535 781 Gary Penfield, VP, Student Affairs & Dean of Students Non-Degree 204 1,252 1,456 Richard Prull, Assistant VP, Information Services Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Paul Forte, Assistant VP for Finance & Controller 5/1 application deadline; $35 fee. Application is avail- James McCroskery, Assistant VP, Academic Affairs able online at www.ric.edu/admissions Richard R Weiner, Dean, Faculty of Arts & Sciences Julie Wollman-Bonilla, Interim Dean, Feinstein Phone: 401/456-8234 School of Education & Human Development Email: [email protected] James A Schweikart, Dean, School of Management & Technology University of Rhode Island George D Metrey, Dean, School of Social Work Tjalda Nauta, Dir. of Library Services Kingston 02881 401/874-1000 Jane Fusco, Dir. of News & Public Relations www.uri.edu Holly Shadoian, Dir. of Admissions Founded 1892; offers liberal arts, teacher education, James Hanbury, Dir. of Financial Aid human sciences and services, allied health science, James Dorian, Dir. of Records Office science and engineering and professional programs John Denio, Dir. of Residential Life & Housing leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; Patricia Giammarco, Dir. of Affirmative Action continuing education; cooperative education; summer Accreditation...... NE, specialized session for degree credit. Academic Calendar...... semester Robert L. Carothers, President Student Body...... coed Robert A. Weygand, VP, Administration Tuition/Fees...... $3,600/$740 M. Beverly Swan, Provost & VP, Academic Affairs $10,370/$740 Robert M. Beagle, VP, University Advancement RSP Tuition...... $5,400 Thomas R. Dougan, VP, Student Affairs Room and Board Charge...... $6,650 Robert Gillis, Dir. of Affirmative Action, Equal Housing Type ...... c,w Opportunity & Diversity Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 480/10 Michele Nota, Exec. Dir. of Alumni Relations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 331/327 Linda Acciardo, Dir. of Communications Library Collection ...... 633,566 David Taggart, Dean of Admissions & Student Financial Aid
118 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Independent Institutions Rhode Island Independent
For Information on Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Independent Institutions Total Enrollment 7,496 386 7,882 Total Enrollment 2,795 664 3,459 in Rhode Island Undergrad Degree 5,653 77 5,730 Undergrad Degree 2,728 229 2,957 Graduate Degree 1,835 123 1,958 Graduate Degree 66 408 474 Rhode Island Independent Higher Non-Degree 8 186 194 Non-Degree 1 27 28 Education Association Admissions Information: SAT I and three SAT II Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Charles-Orms Building 401/272-8270 subject exams or ACT exams required. 1/1 application required. 2/15 application deadline, $50 application 10 Orms Street, Suite 120 FAX: 401/272-9194 deadline; $70 fee. 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Appli- fee. 11/15 Early Action and Early Decision deadlines. Providence, RI 02904 Email: [email protected] cation is available online at www.brown.edu/admission Application is available online at http://admission.bryant.edu/application Brown University Phone: 401/863-2378 Email: [email protected] Phone: 401/232-6100 1 Prospect Street 401/863-1000 Email: [email protected] Providence 02912 www.brown.edu Bryant University 1Tuition for freshmen, sophomores and juniors, Founded 1764; offers liberal arts and professional includes fees and the cost of personal computer. programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral 1150 Douglas Pike 401/232-6000 Tuition for seniors, including fees is $22,218 degrees; summer session for degree credit. Smithfield 02917 FAX: 401/232-6319 www.bryant.edu Ruth J. Simmons, President Johnson & Wales University Elizabeth Huidekoper, Executive VP, Finance Founded 1863; offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees & Administration in diverse areas including business administration, 8 Abbott Park Place 401/598-1000 Robert J. Zimmer, Provost applied psychology, communication, information Providence 02903 www.jwu.edu technology, international business, and liberal studies. Ronald Vanden Dorpel, Senior VP, Founded 1914; offers business, culinary arts, hospitali- University Advancement Ronald K. Machtley, President ty and technology programs leading to associate and Lisa Raiola, VP, Alumni Relations Barry F. Morrison, VP, Business Affairs & Treasurer bachelor’s degrees; accounting, hospitality administra- Ronald Margolin, VP, International Advancement, V.K. Unni, VP, Academic Affairs tion, international business, management and teacher Principal Gifts & Special Projects J. Thomas Eakin, VP, Student Affairs education programs leading to master’s degrees; edu- Michael Chapman, VP, Public Affairs & Dean of Students cational leadership doctoral program; continuing edu- & University Relations Laurie L. Musgrove, VP, Institutional Advancement cation; practicum and cooperative education; summer 1 Katherine Lewis, Dir. of Institutional Research Lorna J. Hunter, VP, Enrollment Management session available for degree credit. Arthur Gloster II, VP, Information Systems Michael Goldberger, Dir. of Admission John A. Yena, Chairman Linda Lulli, Associate VP, Human Resources Michael Bartini, Dir. of Financial Aid John Bowen, University President Edward Sevilla, Executive Dir. of College Relations Henry Johnson, Dir. of EEO/AA Irving Schneider, President, Providence Campus Renee Buisson, Dir. of College Relations Michael Pesta, Registrar Christopher T. Del Sesto, Senior VP & Treasurer Thomas J. Dimieri, Dir. of Planning Salvatore Aiello, Bursar Richard J. Kosh, University Provost & Institutional Research Ellen Waite-Franzen, VP, Computing Thomas L.G. Dwyer, Executive VP John B. Canning, Dir. of Financial Aid & Information Services & Chief Financial Officer Cynthia L. Bonn, Dir. of Admission Florence Doksansky, Interim University Librarian Edward Levine, Chief Strategy Officer Brenda Doran, Dir. of Transfer Admission Paul Armstrong, Dean of the College William F. McArdle, Senior VP, Planning Daniel Gavitt, Dir. of Athletics Karen Newman, Dean of the Graduate School & Human Resources Julie LeBlanc, Dir. of Residence Life Andries van Dam, VP, Research Joseph Greene, VP, Accounting Services Steven Winsor, Bursar Rajiv Vohra, Dean of the Faculty Donna J. Yena, VP, Career Development Judith Clare, Dir. of Career Services Richard Besdine, Interim Dean of Medicine Judith L. Johnson, VP, University Relations Mary Moroney, Dir. of Library Services & Biological Sciences Arthur Gallagher, VP, Student Affairs Judy Mastronardi, Dir. of Alumni Relations Richard Spies, Executive VP, Planning Kenneth F. DiSaia, VP, Enrollment Management Kristopher Sullivan, Dir. of Graduate School David Greene, VP, Campus Life & Student Services Alan Restivo, University Controller Judy Kawamoto, Asst. to VP Student Affairs/ Russell Carey, VP & Secretary of the University Marie Bernardo, University Registrar & Executive Dir. Dir. Student Development Brenda Allen, Associate Provost & Dir. of of Student Services Institutional Diversity T. Abraham D. Hunter, Dir. of Intercultural Center Accreditation...... NE, specialized Marisa Quinn, Assistant to the President Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar ...... trimester Academic Calendar...... semester Accreditation...... NE, specialized Student Body...... coed Student Body...... coed 2 Academic Calendar...... semester Tuition/Fees...... $16,650 /$810 Tuition/Fees ...... $23,5801 Student Body...... coed Room and Board Charge...... $7,185 Room and Board Charge...... $8,974 Tuition/Fees...... $30,672/$662 Housing Type...... c Housing Type ...... c,w Room and Board Charge...... $8,474 Endowment...... $152,750,000 Endowment...... $128,962,806 Housing Type...... c Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,188/150 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 393/26 Endowment...... $1,700,000,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 297/137 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 135/93 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,394/299 Library Collection ...... 92,406 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 792/139 Library Collection ...... 168,235 Library Collection ...... 3,254,242
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Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Thomas R.Thibodeau, Assistant Provost Philip A. Smith, OP, President Total Enrollment 8,720 1,148 9,868 Karen B. Arnold, Assistant Provost Michael V. Frazier, VP, Finance & Business, CFO Undergrad Degree 8,261 959 9,220 Wendy S. Buckler, Assistant Provost Thomas L. Canavan, VP, Academic Administration Graduate Degree 459 189 648 Patricia Blakemore, Dir. of Career Services Wilesse A. Comissiong, Dean of Balfour Center Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Michael Kwiatkowski, Dir. of Admissions for Multicultural Affairs requried for those applying for honors program or Larry Blair, Dir. of Student Financial Services Joseph P. Brum, VP, Alumni Development international business. Rolling application deadline; Doreen Lasiewski, Registrar Edward J. Caron, VP, College Relations/Planning no fee. Application is available online at www.jwu.edu Sharon Charette, Dir. of Library J. Stuart McPhail, OP, VP, Student Services Lee Peebles, Dir. of Student Life Marifrances McGinn, VP & General Counsel Phone: 401/598-2310 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Thomas Frank, Dir. of Institutional Research Email: [email protected] Christopher P. Lydon, Dean of 1 Academic Calendar...... quarter additional campuses in Denver, Colorado; Student Body...... coed Enrollment Management N. Miami, Florida and Charlotte, North Carolina Tuition/Fees...... $13,200/$650 Herbert J. D’Arcy, Jr., Executive Dir. of Financial Aid 2 Kenneth Sicard, OP, Executive Dir. of Residence Life tuition varies by program Housing Type ...... no housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 132/84 Ann E. Barone, Dir. of Academic Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 96/127 Scheduling/Registration New England Institute Library Collection ...... 44,777 Rebecca Ramos, Executive Dir. of Computer Services of Technology Harvey Varnet, Dir. of Library Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Jacqueline White, Associate VP/Assistant Treasurer 2500 Post Road 401/467-7744 Total Enrollment 2,187 534 2,721 Thomas Flaherty, Dean of Graduate Studies Warwick 02886 FAX: 401/738-5122 Undergrad Degree 2,187 534 2,721 Charles Haberle, Assistant VP, www.neit.edu Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam and Academic Administration Founded 1940, offers technical programs including writing sample required. Rolling application deadline; William Eustis, VP, Institutional Advancement building construction, cabinetmaking, architectural $50 fee. Application is available online at www.neit.edu Accreditation...... NE, specialized drafting, automotive, surgical and electronics technol- Phone: 401/467-7744 X3357 Academic Calendar...... semester ogy programs leading to associate and bachelor’s Email: [email protected] Student Body...... coed degrees; summer session for degree credit. Tuition/Fees...... $23,180/$459 Richard I. Gouse, President Providence College Room and Board Charge...... $8,895 Seth Kurn, Executive VP Housing Type...... c,m,w Cheryl C. Connors, Senior VP, Finance & Treasurer Eaton Street & River Avenue 401/865-1000 Endowment...... $105,000,000 Thomas F. Wylie, Senior VP & Provost Providence 02918 FAX: 401/865-2057 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 402/54 Robert R. Theroux, VP, Finance, Controller www.providence.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 251/162 Philip G. Parsons, VP & General Counsel Founded 1917, Roman Catholic college offers liberal Library Collection ...... 565,098 Steven Kitchin, VP, Corporate Education & Training arts, teacher education and professional programs lead- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Catherine Kennedy, VP, Student Support Services ing to associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; con- Total Enrollment 3,855 1,403 5,258 William Ferrante, Associate Provost tinuing education; summer session for degree credit. Undergrad Degree 3,687 345 4,032 Graduate Degree 122 453 575 Non-Degree 46 605 651 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/1 Early Action deadline. Application is available online at www.providence.edu/admiss Phone: 401/865-2535 Email: [email protected]
Rhode Island School of Design 2 College Street 401/454-6100 Providence 02903 FAX: 401/454-6420 www.risd.edu Founded 1877; offers programs in fine arts, design and architecture leading to bachelor’s and master’s of fine arts degrees; art education and continuing education programs. Roger Mandle, President Jeff Apfel, Executive VP, Finance & Administration Joe Deal, Provost Will Melton, VP, Institutional Advancement Ann Hudner, Dir. of External Relations Felice D. Billups, Dir. of Planning & Research SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY
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Ed Newhall, Dir. of Admissions Kathleen N. McMahon, Dean of Students Lance W. Carluccio, Dean of Graduate Studies Peter Riefler, Dir. of Financial Aid Tracy DaCosta, Associate Dean of John F. Quinn, Jr., Dean of Students Brian Janes, Dir. of Residence Life Enrollment Management James H. Terry, Registrar Stephen Berenback, Registrar Anthony Montefusco, Dir. of Housing Kristine Hendrickson, Dir. of Communications Ralph Fasano, Dir. of Computer & Network Services Trisha Kometer, Institutional Research Analyst Frederick C. Promades, Dir. of Institutional Research Carol Terry, Dir. of Library Services Accreditation...... NE, specialized Aida Mirante, Dir. of Financial Aid Lora Urbanelli, Interim Dir. of the RISD Museum Academic Calendar...... semester Dennis J. DelGizzo, Dir. of Residence Accreditation...... NE, specialized Student Body...... coed George Antone, Dir. Sponsored Conferences Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Tuition/Fees...... $20,808/$970 & International Programs Student Body...... coed Room and Board Charge...... $9,750 Thomas Brennan, Dir. of Information Technologies Tuition/Fees...... $27,510/$465 Housing Type...... c,f1 Kathleen Boyd, Dir. of Library Services Room and Board Charge...... $7,722 Endowment...... $68,421,000 Diane Blanchette, Dir. of Human Resources Housing Type...... c Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 439/220 Michael Grandchamp, Controller Endowment...... $245,000,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 173/279 Bart Carithers, Dir. of Student Center Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 440/40 Library Collection ...... 220,911 Del Malloy, Dir. of Athletics Charles Reed, Dir. of Extension Studies Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 146/357 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection ...... 119,479 & Continuing Education Total Enrollment 3,449 871 4,320 Carol A. Benjamin, Dir. of Development Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 3,388 720 4,108 Mary Kay Connell, Dir. of Health Services Total Enrollment 2,294 4,700 6,994 Graduate Degree 61 149 210 Brian McDonnell, Dir. of Computer Labs Undergrad Degree 1,920 0 1,920 Non-Degree 0 2 2 John R. Mixter, Dir. of Safety & Security Graduate Degree 374 0 374 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Francine Monfette, Dir. of Purchasing Non-Degree 0 4,700 4,700 required. Rolling application deadline (2/1 for archi- Robert Snell, Dir. of Facilities Admissions Information: SAT I and portfolio tecture); $50 fee. 12/1 Early decision deadline. Appli- Mary Sokolowski, Dir. of Community required. 2/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 cation is available online at www.rwu.edu/Admission & Government Relations Early Notificiation deadline. Phone: 401/254-3500 Kristin Kelly Stahl, Dir. of Alumni/Parent Programs Phone: 401/454-6300 Email: [email protected] Mariana Sylvester, RSM, Dir. of Campus Ministry Edward A. Turilli, Dir. of Career Development Email: [email protected] 1 family housing available for graduate students Esther A. Whalen, RSCJ, Dir. of Publications Roger Williams University Accreditation...... NE, specialized Salve Regina University Academic Calendar...... semester One Old Ferry Road 401/253-1040 Student Body...... coed Bristol 02809 www.rwu.edu 100 Ochre Point Avenue 401/847-6650 Tuition/Fees...... $21,750/$450 Newport 02840-4192 FAX: 401/848-2823 Room and Board Charge...... $9,000 Founded 1919; offers architecture, business, engineer- www.salve.edu ing, fine and performing arts, humanities, science and Housing Type...... c,m,w mathematics, education, criminal justice, and social Founded 1934; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Endowment...... $30,000,000 sciences programs leading to bachelor’s degrees; arts and science, teacher education and professional Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 218/28 school of law; graduate programs in criminal justice programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 106/171 and education, continuing education; cooperative degrees and doctorate of humanities degrees; continu- Library Collection ...... 190,202 education; summer session for degree credit. ing education; distance learning; cooperative educa- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total tion; summer session for degree credit. Roy J. Nirschel, President & CEO Total Enrollment 1,972 385 2,357 James Noonan, VP, Finance & CFO M. Therese Antone, RSM, President Undergrad Degree 1,926 65 1,991 Edward Kavanagh, Provost & Senior VP William B. Hall, VP, Business & Financial Affairs Graduate Degree 45 286 331 Lynn Fawthrop, VP, Enrollment Management Theresa I. Madonna, VP, Academic Affairs Non-Degree 1 34 35 & Retention & Dean of Faculty Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam E. Ramon Segree, VP, University Advancement John J. Rok, VP, Student Life required. 3/1 priority application deadline; $40 fee. Peter Wilbur, Associate VP, Finance & Administration Leona Misto, RSM, VP, Mission Integration 11/15 Early Action deadline. Application is available Robert H. Avery, VP, Human Resources & Planning online at www.salve.edu & General Counsel Laura McPhie Oliveira, VP, Enrollment Services & Dean of Admissions Phone: 888/467-2583 Peter Deekle, Dean of University Library Services Email: [email protected] John J. King, VP, Student Affairs Michael Semenza, VP, Institutional Advancement Stephen L. Trainor, Dean of Undergraduate Studies
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Box 359 Public Two-Year: ...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 5 Waterbury, VT 05676 Independent Two-Year:...... 2 Four-Year: ...... 17 802/241-2520 FAX: 802/241.3369 web.vsc.edu Degrees Conferred 2003 System includes Castleton, Johnson and Lyndon State Associate...... 1,419 Colleges, Vermont Technical College and Community Bachelor’s...... 4,545 College of Vermont. Master’s...... 1,449 First-Professional...... 248 Doctorate...... 44 Higher Education Enrollment 2002 V Public Two-Year:...... 4,982 Four-Year:....16,256 ermont Public Independent Two-Year:...... 679 Four-Year:....14,529 Foreign Enrollment 2003 ...... 903 Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Students as % of Total Higher Education Enrollment 2002 ...... 5% Per-Capita Income 2003 ...... $30,740 State Appropriation for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2004 ...... $4.10 Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; U.S. Department of Education; Institute for International Education; Bureau of Economic Analysis; and Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University Public Institutions Castleton State College Student Body...... coed Community College Tuition/Fees...... $5,980/$336 of Vermont Office of Admissions 802/468-1213 $12,920/$336 Castleton 05735 FAX: 802/468-1476 RSP Tuition...... $8,970 PO Box 120 802/241-3535 www.castleton.edu Room and Board Charge...... $6,454 Waterbury 05676-0120 FAX: 802/241-3526 Founded 1787; liberal arts college offers programs Housing Type...... c,m,w www.ccv.edu leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; Endowment...... $3,900,000 Founded 1970; offers liberal arts and career-building focus on internships and community involvement; Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 140/23 programs leading to associate degrees in 12 locations continuing education; cooperative education; summer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 82/80 throughout Vermont; continuing education; online session for degree credit. Library Collection ...... 500,000 courses; fall, spring, summer sessions. David S. Wolk, President Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Timothy J. Donovan, President William Allen Jr., Dean of Administration Total Enrollment 1,507 293 1,800 Tapp Barnhill, Southern Regional Director Joseph T. Mark, Academic Dean Undergrad Degree 1,482 155 1,637 David Buchdahl, Dean of Academic Affairs Ennis Duling, Dir. of Communications Graduate Degree 19 54 73 Penne Ciaraldi, Northeastern Regional Director Maurice D. Ouimet, Jr., Dir. of Admissions Non-Degree 6 84 90 Pam Chisholm, Dir. of Financial Aid Greg G. Stone, Dean of Students Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Susan Henry, Dean of Enrollment and Advancement Lyn Sawyer, Dir. of Human Resources required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. Joyce Judy, Provost Dennis Proulx, Dir. of Residence Life Application is available online at Elmer Kimball, Northwestern Regional Director Lori Patten, Registrar www.castleton.edu/admissions Barbara Martin, Dean of Administration Gayle Malinowski, Dir. of Computing Services KD Maynard, Dean of Students Phone: 802/468-1213 Ann Newsmith, Dir. of Marketing & Publications Accreditation...... NE, specialized Email: [email protected] Academic Calendar...... semester Eric Sakai, Dir. of Learning Technology CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 125 Vermont Public Institutions Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Rolling application deadline; $30 fee. Application is available online at www.johnsonstatecollege.edu/admissions Phone: 800/635-2356 Email: [email protected] Lyndon State College PO Box 919 802/626-6200 1001 College Road FAX: 802/626-9770 Lyndonville 05851 www.lyndonstate.edu Founded 1911; offers liberal arts, teacher and work- force education and professional programs leading to postsecondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. Carol A. Moore, President Wayne T. Hamilton, Dean of Administrative Affairs position open, Dean of Academic & Student Affairs Judith H. Beaupre, Dean of Institutional Advancement Leo Sevigny, Associate Dean for Student Affairs Tammi S. Cady, Assistant Dean for Development & Alumni Affairs UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT John R. Kascenska, Assistant Dean of Academic & Student Affairs Accreditation...... NE, specialized Barbara Murphy, President Michelle K. McCaffrey, Assistant Dean of Admissions Academic Calendar...... semester Sarah Gamer, Dean of Administration Tanya W. Bradley, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body...... coed Dan Regan, Academic Dean Jonathan M. Davis, Dir. of Residential Life Tuition/Fees...... $3,696/$100 Ron Chesbrough, Dean of Students Garet Nelson, Dir. of Library $7,392/$100 Sally Laughlin, Dir. of Development & Alumni Relations Susan C. Gallagher, Coordinator of RSP Tuition...... $5,544 Penny Paradee-Howrigan, Associate Dean of Public Information Housing Type ...... no housing Enrollment Services Debra Hale, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 150/16 Michele Whitmore, Dir. of Residential Life Linda Hilton, Chief Technology Officer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/520 John Lord, Registrar Library Collection ...... 72,000 Dawn Kellogg, Dir. of Public Information Accreditation...... NE, specialized Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Barbara Fountain, Dir. of Athletics & Recreation Woody Dionne, Dir. of Physcial Plant Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 826 4,637 5,463 1 Ellen Hill, Dir. of Center for Service Learning Tuition/Fees ...... $5,980/$233 Undergrad Degree 768 3,378 4,146 $12,920/$233 Non-Degree 58 1,259 1,317 Katherine Veilleux, Dir. of Academic Support Services Andrea Kelly, Dir. of Counseling Service RSP Tuition...... $8,970 Admissions Information: Accuplacer Dan Cotter, Dir. of Safety & Security Room and Board Charge...... $6,454 assessments required for most students. No application Housing Type ...... c,w deadline. Application is available online at Accreditation...... NE, specialized Endowment...... $1,300,000 www.ccv.edu/admissions Academic Calendar...... semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 115/5 Student Body...... coed Phone: 802/241-3535 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 57/73 Tuition/Fees...... $5,980/$166 Library Collection ...... 145,000 Email: [email protected] $12,920/$166 RSP Tuition...... $8,970 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Johnson State College Room and Board Charge...... $3,858 Total Enrollment 1,126 318 1,444 Housing Type...... c,f Undergrad Degree 1,121 167 1,288 337 College Hill Road 802/635-2356 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 117/4 Graduate Degree 2 9 11 Johnson 05656 FAX: 802/263-51230 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 55/88 Non-Degree 3 142 145 www.johnsonstatecollege.edu Library Collection ...... 362,236 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Founded 1828; offers liberal arts and sciences, business Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total required. Rolling application deadline; $34 fee. Appli- and teacher education programs leading to postsec- Total Enrollment 1,156 564 1,759 cation is available online at www.lyndonstate.edu ondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s and master’s Undergrad Degree 1,108 382 1,490 Phone: 802/626-6413 degrees; continuing education; internship opportuni- Graduate Degree 45 182 227 Email: [email protected] ties; external degree program; summer session for Non-Degree 3 39 42 1 degree credit. does not include $910 for health insurance for students not covered under another plan 126 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities University of Vermont Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. 1/15 application deadline; $45 fee. 11/1 85 South Prospect Street 802/656-3131 deadline for Early Decision and Early Action. Applica- Burlington 05405 www.uvm.edu tion is available online at www.uvm.edu/admissions OUT-OF-STATE Founded 1791; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Phone: 802/656-3370 technical, business, professional and occupational Email: [email protected] programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and TUITION BREAK medical degrees; postdoctoral study; continuing edu- cation; cooperative education; summer session for Vermont Technical College AT VERMONT degree credit. PO Box 500 802/728-1000 Daniel M. Fogel, President Randolph Center 05061 FAX: 802/728-1390 PUBLIC COLLEGES! A. John Bramley, Provost www.vtc.edu Thomas J. Gustafson, VP, Student & Campus Life Founded 1866; offers technical and related programs Ian W. deGroot, VP, Development & Alumni Relations including engineering technology, business, allied FOR RESIDENTS OF Frances E. Carr, VP, Research & Dean health and agriculture leading to associate and bache- Ve Graduate College lor’s degrees; maintains articulation agreements with Connecticut rmont Public Karen N. Meyer, VP, State & Federal Relations four-year institutions; summer session for degree credit. Maine Willi Coleman, VP, Multicultural Affairs E. Lauck Parke, VP, Undergraduate Education Allan S. Rodgers, President Masssachusetts Jack Daniels, Dean of Administration Denise J. Youngblood, Vice Provost for Faculty New Hampshire & Academic Affairs Linda Lucas, Dean of Academic Affairs Anna McDonald, Assoc. VP, Human Resources John Anderson, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Rhode Island ... William P. Ballard, Assoc. VP, Administrative Patricia Menchini, Dean of Allied Health/ & Facilities Services Dir. of Nursing Enrique Corredera, Dir. of University Communications Michael Van Dyke, Dean of the College ENROLLED IN Donald A. Honeman, Dir. of Admissions Rosemary Distel, Associate Dean of Retention Approved majors & Financial Aid Brent Sargent, Associate Dean of Northwest Region Keith P. Williams, Registrar Dwight Cross, Associate Dean of Enrollment at Vermont State Stacey A. Miller, Dir. of Residential Life Catherine McCullough, Dir. of Financial Aid Colleges, UVM, or Fred A. Curran, Dir. of Institutional Studies Mary Katherine Juskiewicz, Dir. of Student Life G. F. Ted Winfield, Dir. of Financial Analysis Michael Dempsey, Registrar Community College & Budgeting Thomas Raffensperger, Dir. of Vermont Community of Vermont. Robert Corran, Dir. of Athletics & Technical Colleges J. Michael Gower, VP, Finance Accreditation...... NE, specialized & Administration, Treasurer Academic Calendar...... semester Francine T. Bazluke, VP, Legal Affairs Student Body...... coed AVERAGE TUITION BREAK & General Counsel Tuition/Fees...... $7,186/$316 $6,000 per year Bonnie B. Cauthon, Assoc.VP, Finance $13,670/$316 & University Controller RSP Tuition...... $10,779 Mara R Saule, Chief Information Officer Room and Board Charge...... $6,454 CHECK & Dean of Libraries Housing Type ...... m,w David A. Nestor, Assoc VP, Campus Life Endowment...... $4,205,798 The Apple Book for & Dean of Students Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 249/120 residents of your state Michael N. Schultz, Assistant VP, Development Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 77/50 & Alumni Relations Library Collection ...... 69,122 at www.nebhe.org Accreditation...... NE, specialized Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total or contact the Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 889 329 1,218 New England Board Student Body...... coed Undergrad Degree 889 141 1,030 Tuition/Fees...... $9,088/$1,138 Non-Degree 0 188 188 of Higher Education $22,728/$1,138 Admissions Information: SAT and Accuplacer (NEBHE). RSP Tuition...... $13,632 exams required. Rolling application deadline; $30 fee. Room and Board Charge...... $7,016 Application is available online at www.vtc.edu Housing Type...... c,f REGIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM Endowment...... $200,000,000 Phone: 800/442-8821 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,089/198 Email: [email protected] www.nebhe.org Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 981/193 Library Collection ...... 2,775,000 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total NEBHE Total Enrollment 8,746 2,221 10,967 45 Temple Place, Boston MA 02111 Undergrad Degree 7,575 360 7,935 617.357.9620 Graduate Degree 978 755 1,733 e-mail: [email protected] Non-Degree 193 1,106 1,299 CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 127 Vermont Independent InstitutionsIndependent Institutions Burlington College Champlain College For Information on Independent Institutions 95 North Avenue 802/862-9616 163 S. Willard Street 802/860-2700 in Vermont Burlington 05401 FAX: 802/660-4331 Burlington 05401 www.champlain.edu www.burlingtoncollege.edu Founded 1878; offers career-focused programs and Association of Vermont Independent Colleges Founded 1972; offers progressive liberal arts programs bachelor’s degrees in a liberal arts setting; option of 29 Ethan Allen Avenue 802/654-2830 leading to certificates, associate and bachelor’s degrees; continuing education for adult learners; online classes; Colchester, VT 05446 FAX: 802/654-2835 distance learning degree completion program; individ- summer sessions for degree credit. www.vermont-icolleges.org ualized majors available; summer session for degree Email: [email protected] Roger H. Perry, President credit; cross registration program allowing students to Russ Willis, Provost earn credits at other Burlington-area institutions. Laurence J. Veladota, Vice President Bennington College Jane Sanders, President Michelle G. Miller, Assistant Provost One College Drive 800/833-6845 Barbara Dengler, Dir. of Finance & Administration Dolly Shaw, Dir. of Career Planning Bennington 05201 FAX: 802/440-4320 Gillian McMahon, Assistant to the President & Human Resources www.bennington.edu Robert Rice, Academic Dean Michele M. Richardson, VP, Development Melissa Howanitz, Registrar Kris Surrette, Dir. of News & Public Information Founded 1932; offers individually planned programs Tricia Gustafson, Human Resources Coordinator Josephine H. Churchill, Dir. of Admissions of study leading to bachelor’s degrees; also offers mas- Jack Austin, Dir. of Development David B. Myette, Dir. of Financial Aid ter of fine arts in dance, drama, music, visual arts and Cathleen Sullivan, Dir. of Admissions Ashley S. Mikell, Dir. of Residential Life creative writing; master’s of art in teaching a second Christa Henderson, Admissions Coordinator Katherine E. Hawley, Dir. of Advising & Retention language and teaching; and postbaccalaureate certifi- Karen Lapan, Academic Coordinator Paul M. Dusini, Dir. of Information Systems cate program in pre-medical and allied health sciences. Donald Huffman, Dir. of Information Technology Accreditation...... NE, specialized Elizabeth Coleman, President Teresa Faust, Librarian Academic Calendar...... semester Janet Lape Marsden, Assistant to the President Michael Watson, Dean of Student Affairs Student Body...... coed William Morgan, VP & Chief Financial Officer David Joy, Dir. of Independent Degree Program/Chair Tuition/Fees...... $13,700/$150 Elissa Tenny, Dean & Provost of the College Transpersonal Psychology Room and Board Charge...... $9,315 Wendy Hirsch, Dean of Studies Sandra Baird, Dir. of Legal Studies Program Housing Type ...... c,w David Rees, Sr. Advisor & Special Assistant Abby Gelfer, Chair of Psychology & Human Services Endowment...... $4,500,000 to the President Pete Shear, Dir. of Inter-American Culture Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 126/22 Joan Goodrich, VP for Planning & Special Programs & Development Studies Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 74/141 Ken Himmelman, Dean of Admissions Anna Blackmer, Chair of Humanities Library Collection ...... 47,346 Meg Woolmington, Dir. of Financial Aid Nora Mitchell, Chair of General Education Bob Graves, Dean of Students Barry Snyder, Chair of Cinema Studies Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Rosemary O’Dell, Registrar & Film Production Total Enrollment 1,704 880 2,584 Todd Pykosz, Dir. of Information Technology Joseph Bookchin, Dir. of Film & Video Production Undergrad Degree 1,668 627 2,295 Tim Dowgiert, Acting Dir. of the Library Judy Cifrian, Bookkeeper, Financial Aid Coordinator Graduate Degree 36 20 56 Non-Degree 0 233 233 Accreditation...... NE Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Student Body...... coed Student Body...... coed required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Tuition/Fees...... $30,270/$800 Tuition/Fees ...... $14,170 Application is available online at Room and Board Charge...... $8,710 Housing Type ...... no housing www.champlain.edu/admissions Housing Type...... c Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 18/11 Phone: 800/570-6868 Endowment...... $9,424,277 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/53 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 174/52 Library Collection ...... 12,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 64/23 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total College of St. Joseph Library Collection ...... 175,136 Total Enrollment 141 84 225 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 140 55 195 71 Clement Road 802/773-5900 Total Enrollment 711 19 730 Non-Degree 1 29 30 Rutland 05701 FAX: 802/776-5258 www.csj.edu Undergrad Degree 578 5 583 Admissions Information: No exams required for Graduate Degree 133 14 147 admission, writing skills are evaluated. Course place- Founded 1956; small liberal arts college offers degree Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam ment assessments administered. Rolling application programs in education, business, psychology/ human required. 1/1 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/15 deadline; $35 fee. Application is available online at services and liberal arts. Career-based curriculum Early Decision deadline. Application is available online www.burlingtoncollege.edu leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; at www.bennington.edu continuing education; summer session for degree Phone: 800/862-9616 credit; accelerated degree program for adult learners. Phone: 800/833-6845 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Frank Miglorie, President Gary Lawler, VP of Academic & Student Affairs Matt Patry, Dean of Students T. Gerald Tofferi, Business Manager Kristie Johnson, Controller 128 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities Yvonne Payrits, Student Financial Services Coordinator Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total for high school students and recent graduates to JoAnn Riley, Dir. of Development Total Enrollment 497 0 497 enhance academic performance and aid in a smooth Pat Ryan, Dir. of Admissions & Marketing Undergrad Degree 182 0 182 transition into the first year of college. Patricia Miglorie, Registrar Graduate Degree 315 0 315 Lynda J. Katz, President Doreen J. McCullough, Librarian Admissions Information: Rolling admissions. Brent Betit, Executive VP & Executive Dir. of the Tina Knapp, Dir. of Career Services Completed applications must be received 30 days National Institute at Landmark College Accreditation...... NE before the semester begins. Applications may be filed Geoffrey Lindemer, VP, Administration & Finance Academic Calendar...... semester online at www.goddard.edu MacLean Gander, VP, Academic Affairs Student Body...... coed Phone: 802/454-8311 Dale Herold, VP, Enrollment Management Tuition/Fees...... $13,000/$200 & Dean of Admissions Room and Board Charge...... $6,600 Stephen Muller, Asst. VP, External Relations Housing Type ...... m,w Green Mountain College & Marketing Endowment...... $1,700,000 One College Circle 802/287-8000 Roger Penland, VP, Institutional Advancement Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 34/10 Poultney 05764 FAX: 802/287-8099 Marie Breheny, Dir. of Evaluation Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 12/41 www.greenmtn.edu Thomas Brown, Dir. of Human Resources Library Collection ...... 76,149 Karen Damian, Registrar Founded 1834; offers liberal arts, teacher education Thomas Manley, Dir. of Information Technology Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total and professional programs leading to bachelor’s V Total Enrollment 284 268 514 Jennifer Lann, Dir. of the Landmark College Library ermont Independent degrees with a strong commitment to environmental Linda Hecker, Dir. of Educational Services Undergrad Degree 171 46 217 and international education. Graduate Degree 75 144 219 Michael Luciani, Associate Dean of Students Non-Degree 38 40 78 John F. Brennan, President Catherine Mullins, Dir. of Financial Aid James F. Traer, Interim Provost Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Accreditation...... NE Joseph A. Manning, III, VP of Finance Academic Calendar...... semester required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. & Administration Application is available online at www.csj.edu Student Body...... coed Joel Wincowski, Dean of Enrollment Services Tuition/Fees...... $36,000/$738 Phone: 802/773-5900; ext. 205 & Retention Management Room and Board Charge...... $6,500 Email: [email protected] Steven M. Horsch, Dir. of Development Housing Type...... c Stephen Diehl, Dir. of Communications Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 127/0 Goddard College Wendy Ellis, Dir. of Financial Aid & Financial Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 130/2 Aleta Holden, Registrar Library Collection ...... 31,500 123 Pitkin Road 802/454-8311 Paul Millette, Interim Dir. of Library Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Plainfield 05667 FAX: 802/454-8317 Accreditation...... NE, specialized www.goddard.edu Total Enrollment 409 0 409 Academic Calendar...... semester Undergrad Degree 409 0 409 Founded 1863; offers bachelor’s and master’s degree Student Body...... coed programs. Students pursue independent course work Tuition/Fees...... $20,614/$500 Admissions Information: Current diagnostic test- off-campus in collaboration with a faculty advisor Room and Board Charge...... $6,900 ing, WAIS III or Woodcock Johnson (III or R) required. during 16 week semesters and attend two eight-day Housing Type...... c 3/1 application deadline; $75 fee. Application is avail- residencies per year, plus a final three-day commence- Endowment...... $2,368,508 able online at www.landmark.edu ment weekend. Awards individualized bachelor’s and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 82/10 Phone: 802/387-6718 master’s degrees, bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 36/3 Email: [email protected] Education and Health Arts and Sciences, master’s in Library Collection ...... 150,664 Psychology and Counseling, and master’s of fine arts Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Marlboro College degrees in Creative Writing and Interdisciplinary Arts. Total Enrollment 578 14 592 Mark Schulman, President of the College Undergrad Degree 578 14 592 2582 South Road 802/257-4333 Daryl Campbell, Dean of the College for Finance Marlboro 05344-0300 FAX: 802/257-4154 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam www.marlboro.edu & Institutional Advancement required. Rolling application deadline; $30 fee for Judy Fitch, Dean of the College for Community Life applications that are not submitted online. Application Founded 1946; liberal arts college awards bachelor’s & Student Services is available online at www.greenmtn.edu and master’s degrees; highly individualized course Jane Jervis, Dean of the College for Academic Programs of study. Phone: 800/776-6675 Accreditation...... NE, specialized Email: [email protected] Ellen McCulloch-Lovell, President Academic Calendar...... semester Arthur Scott, VP, Strategy & Business Development, Student Body...... coed Graduate Center of Marlboro College Tuition/Fees...... $9,080/ Landmark College James Tober, Dean of Faculty Room and Board Charge...... $768 River Road South 802/387-6700 Kevin Bell, Interim Dir.of Academic Programs, Housing Type...... c Putney 05346 FAX: 802/387-6880 Graduate Center of Marlboro College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 41/7 www.landmark.edu Lisa Christensen, Dir. of Development Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/70 & Communications Library Collection ...... 57,000 Founded 1984; liberal arts college for high-potential Anne Pratt, VP for Administration & Finance students with learning disabilities and AD/HD, provides Dan Cotter, Dir. of Plant Operations a two-year liberal arts degree as well as an associate’s Sharon Solms, Dir.of Information Technology degree in business studies. Also offers summer sessions Mary White, Library Director CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 129 Vermont Independent Institutions Accreditation...... NE Accreditation...... NE Norwich University Academic Calendar...... semester Academic Calendar ...... 4-1-4 Student Body...... coed Student Body...... coed 158 Harmon Drive 802/485-2001 Tuition/Fees...... $24,930/$810 Tuition1/Fees...... $40,400/$200 Northfield 05663 FAX: 802/485-2032 Room and Board Charge...... $7,800 Room and Board Charge ...... included www.norwich.edu Housing Type...... c,m,w,f Housing Type...... c Founded 1819; oldest private military institution; forty Endowment...... $15,921,000 Endowment...... $536,386,000 percent of students are traditional civilian students, Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 70/2 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 747/414 sixty percent of students are in the Corp of Cadets. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/17 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 282/30 Offers bachelor’s of arts and science degrees, and Library Collection ...... 103,500 Library Collection ...... 1,357,585 master’s degrees. master’s of architectue program Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total requires residency. All other master’s degrees are Total Enrollment 323 8 331 Total Enrollment 2,399 25 2,424 offered via distance education. Undergrad Degree 323 5 328 Undergrad Degree 2,399 25 2,424 Richard W. Schneider, President Non-Degree 0 3 3 Admissions Information: exams must include a Richard Rebmann, Chief Financial Officer Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam writing test, a quantitative test, and an area of the stu- Hubert Maultsby, Provost required. Rolling application deadline (3/1 recom- dent’s choice. May submit ACT, or select tests from SAT Michael Kelly, Commandant & VP, Student Life mended); $50 fee. 11/15 Early Decision deadline. II, AP, or IB. 1/1 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 David Whaley, VP, Institutional Advancement Application is available online at www.marlboro.edu and 12/15 Early Decision deadlines. Application is Tony Venti, Dir. of Public Affairs available online at www.middlebury.edu/prospectives/ Robert E. Schmidt, Dir. of Institutional Research Phone: 800/343-0049 & Effectiveness Email: [email protected] Phone: 802/443-3000 Karen McGrath, Dean of Enrollment Management Email: [email protected] David Magida, Chief Administrative Officer Middlebury College 1comprehensive fee includes housing Helen Bryan, Dir. of Housing Frances Burstein, Registrar Old Chapel Road 802/443-5000 Philip Susmann, VP, Technology Middlebury 05753 www.middlebury.edu New England Culinary Institute & Strategic Partnerships Founded 1800; offers liberal arts program leading to 250 Main Street 802/223-6324 Fred Snow, VP & Dean of Distance Education bachelor’s degrees; three year international bachelor’s Montpelier 05602 FAX: 802/223-0634 Accreditation...... NE, specialized degree program; intensive summer foreign language www.neci.edu Academic Calendar...... semester program; five schools abroad and summer programs Student Body...... coed in literature and writing. Founded 1980; offers certificates in basic cooking, baking and pastry; associate degrees in culinary arts, Tuition/Fees...... $18,600/$1,050 Ronald D. Liebowitz, President baking and pastry arts and food and beverage man- Room and Board Charge...... $7,090 Alison Byerly, VP, Academic Affairs agement; bachelor’s degree in food and beverage Housing Type...... c David W. Ginevan, VP, Facilities Planning management; campus locations in Montpelier and Endowment...... $102,340,551 F. Robert Huth, Jr., VP, Administration & Treasurer Essex Junction, Vt. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 276/63 Michael Schoenfeld, VP, College Advancement Francis G.W. Voigt, President & CEO Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 112/84 Susan Campbell, Dean of the Faculty David Coates, Executive Vice President Library Collection ...... 398,787 Timothy Spears, Dean of the College Rich Goodwin, Chief Financial Officer Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total John Emerson, Secretary of the College Howard S. Fisher, Dean of Students & Faculty, Total Enrollment 2,184 74 2,258 Ann C. Hanson, Dean of Student Affairs Essex campus Undergrad Degree 1,810 34 1,844 Michael Geisler, Dean of Language Schools Lyndon M. Virkler, Dean of Students & Faculty, Graduate Degree 371 2 373 & Schools Abroad Montpelier campus Non-Degree 3 38 41 Barbara Doyle-Wilch, Dean of Library Julie Hendrickson, VP, Marketing & Admissions Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam & Information Services Dawn Hayward, Dir. of Admissions Kathy Weiss, Dir. of Undergraduate Records required. No application deadline; $35 fee. 11/1 Early Philip Benoit, Dir. of Public Affairs Accreditation...... specialized Decision deadline. Application is available online at John E. Hanson, Dir. of Admissions Academic Calendar...... semester www.norwich.edu Drew Macan, Dir. of Human Resources Student Body...... coed Phone: 802/485-2001 Robert Donaghey, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $20,995/$1,010 Email: [email protected] Jaye Roseborough, Executive Dir. of Career Services Room and Board Charge...... $6,055 David J. Macey, Dir. of Off-Campus Study Housing Type...... c,m,w,f Sue Regier, Dir. of Annual Giving Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 248/212 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 64/7 Heather Cahill, Dir. of Alumni & Parent Programs Library Collection...... 5,261 Russell Reilly, Dir. of Athletics Rebecca Brodigan, Dir. of Institutional Research Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total & Planning Total Enrollment 440 0 440 Betsy M. Etchells, Executive Assistant to the President Undergrad Degree 440 0 440 Admissions Information: No exams required. Rolling admission; no fee. Application is available online at www.neci.edu Phone: 877/223-6324 Email: [email protected] 130 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities Saint Michael’s College One Winooski Park 802/654-2000 Colchester 05439 www.smcvt.edu Founded 1904; Roman Catholic residential college offers liberal arts and sciences, teacher education and professional programs leading to bachelor’s degrees. Master’s degree programs, intensive English language programs, continuing education, and summer session for degree credit also offered. Marc A. vanderHeyden, President Janet Watson Sheeran, Provost William Anderson, Chief Information Officer Jerry E. Flanagan, VP, Enrollment & Marketing Anne Whitmore Hansen, VP, Institutional Advancement Michael New, VP, Human Resources V MARLBORO COLLEGE Neal E. Robinson, VP, Finance ermont Independent Michael D. Samara, VP, Student Affairs John Kenney, Dean of the College William Wison, Associate Dean of the College John D. Sheehey, Registrar Joanne Schneider, Dir. of Library Information Services Buff Lindau, Dir. of Public Relations School for Rebecca Bell, Lead Admissions Counselor, Rev. Brian Cummings, S.S.E., Dir. of Campus Ministry International Training SIT Graduate & Professional Studies Billie Miles, Dir. of Information Technology Laurie Black, Assistant Dean, External Relations, Nelberta A. Lunde, Dir. of Financial Aid P.O. Box 676 802/257-7751 SIT Study Abroad John Kulhowvick, Dir. of Institutional Research Kipling Road FAX: 802/258-3110 James Beigle, Assistant Dean, Admissions, Accreditation...... NE Brattleboro 05301-0676 www.sit.edu SIT Study Abroad Academic Calendar...... semester Founded 1964; offers graduate, professional degree Jennifer Cannizzaro, Registrar Student Body...... coed and certification programs in two tracks: master’s in Michael Ireland, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $25,325/$210 teaching (academic year and summer formats), and Indu Aggarwal, Dir. of Library Services Room and Board Charge...... $6,250 master’s programs in intercultural service, leadership Tony Drapelick, Dir. of Student Services Housing Type ...... m,w and management; offers undergraduate study abroad Beatriz Fantini, Director, Center of Endowment...... $56,268,453 programs in over 45 countries worldwide. Intercultural Programs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 293/54 James A. Cramer, President & CEO, World Learning, Accreditation...... NE, specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 144/56 President, School for International Training Academic Calendar...... 4-14 Library Collection ...... 369,347 Paula Harbecke, Provost & Chief Operating Officer, Student Body...... coed Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total School for International Training Tuition/Fees...... $24,500/ Total Enrollment 1,995 478 2,473 Pamela Lane Baldwin, Sr. Vice President, World Room and Board Charge...... $6,470 Undergrad Degree 1,877 36 1,913 Learning for International Development Housing Type...... c,f Graduate Degree 76 248 324 Stephen Fitch, VP, Finance Endowment...... $38,000,000 Non-Degree 42 194 236 Ellen Holmes, VP, Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 242/0 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Peter F. May, VP, General Counsel Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 128/0 required. 2/1 application deadline; $45 fee. 11/15 and G. Roland Ransom, VP, Human Resources Library Collection...... 1,000 12/15 Early Action deadlines. Application is available Laurie Richards, VP, Information Technology, Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total1 online at www.smcvt.edu/admissions Chief Technology Officer Total Enrollment 220 0 220 Donald Freeman, Dean, Department of Language Phone: 800/762-8000 Graduate Degree 220 0 220 Teacher Education Email: [email protected] John Nirenberg, Dean, Department of Intercultural Admissions Information: No exam required. Service, Leadership & Management Rolling admission deadline; $45 fee. Application is Sean Conley, Associate Dean & Academic Manager, available online at www.sit.edu Department of Language Teacher Education Phone: 800/333-1616 Charles Curry-Smithson, Associate Dean, Email: [email protected] Department of Intercultural Service, 1figures do not include 1,500 study abroad Leadership & Management undergraduates from more than 200 institutions Rebecca Hovey, Dean, SIT Study Abroad pursuing SIT programs while earning degree credit Meredith McDill, Dir. of Enrollment Services at their home institutions. Marshall Brewer, Lead Admissions Counselor, Graduate & Professional Studies CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 131 Vermont Independent Institutions Southern Vermont College Sterling College Woodbury College 982 Mansion Drive 802/442-5427 PO Box 72 800/648-3591 660 Elm Street 802/229-0516 Bennington 05201 FAX: 802/447-4695 Craftsbury Common 05827 FAX: 802/586-2596 Montpelier 05602 FAX: 802/229-2141 www.svc.edu www.sterlingcollege.edu www.woodbury-college.edu Founded in 1926; career-oriented, liberal arts college Founded 1958; offers an environmentally focused Founded in 1975; offers programs in paralegal and with strong student focus; offers associate and bache- liberal arts program enhanced by experiential, hands- legal studies, advocacy, prevention and community lor’s degree programs in business, child development, on learning leading to bachelor of arts degrees in development, mediation/conflict management, and communications, creative writing, criminal justice, northern studies, outdoor education and leadership, interdisciplinary studies leading to associate and bach- English, environmental studies, human services, liber- sustainable agriculture, and wildlands ecology and elor’s degrees, and one-year professional certificates. al arts; liberal arts/management, nursing, pre-law, management. 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Solomon, Dean of Students Jennifer Payne, Dir. of Career Resource Center Academic Calendar ...... trimester Dixie L. Watson, Dir. of Finance Brian Campion, Dir. of Development Student Body...... coed Melissa M. Smith, Dir. of Public Relations Gwyn Harris, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $14,250/$150 Patricia J. Van Houten, Dir. of Development Edward Houston, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing Type ...... no housing & Special Events Laurie Laggner, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 9/10 Yvonne Whitaker, Vermont Student Petra Vogel, Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 5/40 Assistance Corporation Accreditation...... NE Library Collection ...... 30,000 Robert A. Consalvo, Dir. of McCormick Division Academic Calendar...... semester of Business Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Student Body...... coed Total Enrollment 124 43 167 Barbara J. 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Law and Medical Schools Boston College Law School Mary Jo Sullivan, Registrar Housing Type ...... no housing Joan Horgan, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Endowment...... $7,500,000 885 Centre Street 617/552-8550 Charles Parrott, Executive Dir. of Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 50/7 Newton, MA 02459 FAX: 617/552-2615 & Alumni Relations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 31/30 www.bc.edu/school/law Lisa Marie Sinatra, Associate Dir. of External Relations Library Collection ...... 237,765 Founded 1929; awards juris doctor degrees, joint juris John Baerst, Dir. of Morin Center for Banking & Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total doctor/master’s of business administration; juris Financial Law Studies Total Enrollment 445 24 469 doctor/master’s of education and juris doctor/master’s John Riccardi, Dir. of Office of Foreign Programs of social work degrees; areas of focus include Helen Long, Dir. of Career Development Office Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. constitutional law, business law, dispute resolution, Lois Knight, Dir. of Clinical & Trial 4/1 application deadline; $55 fee. Application is avail- environmental law, family law, intellectual property, Advocacy Programs able online at www.piercelaw.edu/admissions.htm international law and clinical programs. Irene Moustakas, Dir. of Payroll & Personnel Phone: 603/228-9217 John H. Garvey, Dean Robert Volk, Dir. of First Year Writing Program Email: [email protected] George D. Brown, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Accreditation...... AALS, ABA New England Law and Medical Schools Henry Clay, Associate Dean for Administration Academic Calendar...... semester Harvard Law School Norah Wylie, Associate Dean and Dean for Students Tuition/Fees...... $30,988/$956 Filippa M. Anzalone, Associate Dean, Library Housing Type ...... no housing 1525 Massachusetts Ave. 617/495-3100 & Computing Services Endowment...... $26,572,655 Cambridge, MA 02138 www.law.harvard.edu Elizabeth A. Rosselot, Assistant Dean for Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 89/5 Founded 1817; awards juris doctor, master of laws and & Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 59/25 doctor of juridical science degrees. Concurrent degree Maris L. Abbene, Dir. of Career Services Library Collection ...... 643,045 programs available; joint JD/MBA program available. Tracey A. West, Dir. of Academic Services Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Elena Kagan, Dean Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Total Enrollment 983 139 1,122 Carol Steiker, Associate Dean Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Paul Upson, Associate Dean for Finance & Operations Tuition/Fees...... $31,520$/76 3/1 application and financial aid deadline; $65 fee. Scott Nichols, Associate Dean for Development Housing Type ...... no housing Application is available online at & Alumni Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 70/8 www.bu.edu/law/admissions/index.html Ellen Cosgrove, Assistant Dean & Dean of Students Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 52/61 Michael Armini, News Officer Library Collection ...... 430,644 Phone: 617/353-3100 Joyce Curll, Assistant Dean for Admissions Email: [email protected] Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total & Financial Aid Total Enrollment 815 1 816 Stephen Kane, Registrar Franklin Pierce Law Center David Herwitz, Dir. of Program of Instruction Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. for Lawyers 11/1 Early Notification deadline; 3/1 rolling admission Two White Street 603/228-1541 Anne-Marie Slaughter, Faculty Dir. of deadline; $65 fee. 3/15 priority deadline for financial Concord, NH 03301 www.piercelaw.edu Graduate Program aid application. Application is available online at Founded 1973; offers professional programs leading to Harry S. Martin III, Librarian www.bc.edu/lawschool juris doctor degrees; master in intellectual property, Julie Johnson, Executive Assistant to the Dean Phone: 617/552-4351 commerce & technology degree; diploma in intellectu- Julie Englund, Administrative Dean Email: [email protected] al property; joint master of intellectual property, Catherine Claypool, Dir. of Academic Affairs commerce & technology and juris doctor degree; Todd Rakoff, Dean of JD Students Boston University master of laws in intellectual property, commerce Charles Ogletree, Faculty Dir. of Clinic Program School of Law & technology; joint master of education law and juris Donna Chiozzi, Dir. of Alumni Relations doctor degree; intellectual property and advanced Mark Weber, Asst. Dean for Career Services 765 Commonwealth Avenue 617/353-3112 licensing. Joint interdisciplinary certificate programs Elizabeth Rankin, Dir. of Financial Aid Boston, MA 02215 www.bu.edu in health policy and law and education policy and law. Alexa Shabecoff, Dir. of Office of Public Founded 1872; awards juris doctor degrees, masters of John D. Hutson, President & Dean Internet Advocacy law degrees, dual degrees in law and several other dis- Keith M. Harrison, Vice Dean & Professor of Law Accreditation ...... ABA ciplines; advanced JD study concentrations available in Liz Bruen, Vice President for Finance Academic Calendar...... semester several areas; special foreign study opportunities; JD Fran Canning, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $33,120/ opportunities for clinical study. Katie McDonald, Assistant Dean for Admissions Room and Board Charge...... 1 Maureen O’Rourke, Dean Ad Interim, Professor of Law John Coombs, Dir. of Graduate Programs Housing Type...... c Katharine Silbaugh, Associate Dean for Academic Lory Attalla, Assistant Dean for Registration & Records Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 227/206 Affairs, Professor of Law Sharon Callahan, Dir. of Public Relations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 81/103 Hugh Baxter, Associate Dean for Administration, & Publications Library Collection ...... 1,704,219 Professor of Law & Philosophy Denise Wester, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Dan Freehling, Associate Dean for Information Peter Wright, Dir. of Clinical Programs Total Enrollment 2,000 0 2,000 Services & Dir. of Pappas Law Library Judith Gire, Dir. of Library Clinton Hanson, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: Please contact institu- Ernest Haddad, Associate Dean for Graduate Programs tion for detailed admissions information. & Dir. of the Graduate Tax Program Accreditation ...... ABA Christine A. Marx, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Academic Calendar...... semester Mary Frances Schlichter, Dir. of Finance & Facilities Tuition/Fees...... $25,249/$25 CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 137 New England Law and Medical Schools Phone: 617/495-3109 Paul Orrichio, Dir. of Development Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Email: [email protected] Sandra Goldsmith, Dir. of Public Relations Academic Calendar...... quarter 1cost of housing varies, contact institution for more Pamela Jorgensen, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $31,170/$21 information Douglas Lemon, Controller Room and Board Charge...... $13,275 Eric Krupski, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing Type...... c David Berti, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 57/0 Massachusetts School of Law Nathan Reisdorf, Computer Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 27/27 at Andover Frank Bae, Dir. of Law Library Library Collection ...... 322,100 Alyssa S. 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Phone: 978/681-0800 x38 James V. Rowan, Associate Dean for Experiential Rolling application deadline; 3/1 priority deadline; Email: [email protected] & Community-Based Education and Research $40 fee. Application is available online at Deborah E. Feldman, Dir. of Communications www.law.quinnipiac.edu New England School of Law Sarah Hooke Lee, Assistant Dean and Dir. of Phone: 203/582-3400 Information & Research Services Email: [email protected] 154 Stuart Street 617/541-0010 Bettye Freeman, Assistant Dean & Dir. Academic Boston, MA 02116 www.nesl.edu and Student Affairs Roger Williams University Founded 1908; offers professional program leading M.J. Knoll, Assistant Dean & Dir. of Admissions Ralph R. Papitto School of Law to juris doctor degrees; day and evening divisions; Randi Friedman, Assistant Dean & Dir. of summer session for degree credit; unique program for Career Services Ten Metacom Avenue 401/254-4555 limited number of qualified persons whose child care Alice D. 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Application is avail- istration, juris doctor/master’s of social work, juris Michael Boylen, Dir. of Admissions able online at www.snesl.edu Kristen Fletcher, Dir. of Marine Affairs Institute doctor/master’s of library science, juris doctor/master’s Chelsie Horne, Dir. of Alumni, Programs & Events Phone: 508/998-9400 of public health; juris doctor/master’s of arts in public Edward Kavanagh, Provost policy; master of laws/United States legal studies and Kathy Massa, Dir. of Business Services Suffolk University Law School master of laws in insurance law; juris doctor/LLM, New England Law and Medical Schools Elizabeth Tobin Tyler, Dir. of Public Service insurance law. Numerous student exchange programs. & Community Partnerships 120 Tremont Street 617/573-8000 Nell Jessup Newton, Dean Dennis Tonsing, Dean of Students Boston, MA 02108 www.suffolk.edu Laurie S. Werling, Associate Dean of Administration Linda Vieira, Dir. of Student Finance & Records Founded 1906; awards juris doctor, juris doctor/mas- Paul Chill, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Gail Winson, Dir. of Law Library ter’s of public administration, juris doctor/master’s of Ellen Keane Rutt, Associate Dean for Admissions and Accreditation ...... ABA science in international economics, juris doctor/mas- Career Services Academic Calendar...... semester ter’s of business administration, juris doctor/master’s Julie B. Dunlop, Dir. of External Relations Tuition/Fees...... $24,940/$330 of criminal justice and juris doctor/master’s of science Karen DeMeola, Assistant Dean for Admissions Room and Board Charge...... $13,350 in finance joint degrees. Offers five areas of concentra- & Student Finance Housing Type...... c,f tion: intellectual property, biotechnology, financial Roberta Frick-Gorra, Dir. of Student Financial Aid Endowment...... $3,208,169 services, civic litigation and international law. Lisa Rodino, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 48/6 Robert H. Smith, Dean Darcy Kirk, Associate Dean Library & Technology Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/16 Bernard V. Keenan, Associate Dean Kristin Magendantz, Dir. of Career Services Library Collection ...... 282,331 Marc G. Perlin, Associate Dean Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total John C. Deliso, Associate Dean Academic Calendar...... semester Total Enrollment 458 140 598 Beverly Coles-Roby, Dean of Students Tuition/Fees...... $14,632/$674 Laura A. Ferrari, Assistant Dean of Students $30,860/$674 Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Gail N. Ellis, Dean of Admission RSP Tuition...... $21,948 5/1 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is avail- Lorraine D. Cove, Registrar & Assistant to the Dean Housing Type ...... no housing able online at law.rwu.edu Elizabeth M. McKenzie, Dir. of Law Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 76/28 Phone: 401/254.4555 Marc Miller, Dir. of Budget Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 46/32 Email: [email protected] Shelagh O’Brien, Dir. of Major Gifts Library Collection ...... 520,000 Kristi Dunn, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Southern New England Jeff Pokorak, Dir. of Clinical Programs Total Enrollment 538 200 738 School of Law Bernadette Feeley, Dir. of Internship Program Kathy Elliott Vinson, Dir. of Legal Practice Skills Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. 333 Faunce Corner Road 508/998-9600 Herbert Ramy, Dir. of Academic Resource Program 3/1 application deadline. $30 fee; $45 for those apply- North Dartmouth, MA 02747 FAX: 508/998-9561 Mary Karen Rodgers, Acting Dir. of ing to both day and evening programs. Application is www.snesl.edu Career Development available online at www.law.uconn.edu/admissions Founded 1981; offers professional program leading to Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Phone: 860/570-5100 juris doctor degrees; day and evening divisions; sum- Academic Calendar...... semester mer session for degree credit. Tuition/Fees...... $29,100/$50 University of Maine Robert V. Ward, Jr., Dean Housing Type ...... no housing School of Law Michael G. Hillinger, Associate Dean Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 65/90 Library Collection ...... 350,000 246 Deering Avenue 207/780-4355 Patrick D. Roth, Dir. of Administration & Finance Portland, ME 04102 FAX: 207/780-4239 Lois Kane, Interim Head Librarian Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total www.mainelaw.maine.edu Joseph Liburd, Dir. of Information Technology Total Enrollment 1,000 650 1,650 Irene M. Scharf, Dean for Clinical Programs Founded 1962; offers professional program leading Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. to juris doctor degree. Anne Walsh Folino, Assistant Dean for 3/1 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is Academic Services available online at www.suffolklaw.edu Colleen A. Khoury, Dean Leslie A. Becker, Assistant Dean for Career Services John Gundersdorf, Dir. of Alumni Development Nancy Fitzsimmons Hebert, Assistant Dean Phone: 617/573-8144 Lisa Yaeger, Director of Administration for Admissions Email: [email protected] Elaine M. Bourne, Director of Admissions Sandra Leger Silva, Dir. of Financial Aid Ruth A. Miner, Registrar Carol Vidal, Registrar William W. Wells, Law Librarian & Professor CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 139 New England Law and Medical Schools Deborah Robinson, Assistant Dean for Development Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Peter Miller, Dir. of Media Relations Academic Calendar...... semester Kathy Hartman, Asst. Dean for Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $26,092/$968 & Financial Aid Room and Board Charge...... $7,560 Nina Thomas, Registrar Housing Type...... c Scott Ayen, Network Manager Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 39/1 Carl A. Yirka, Dir. of Library Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/16 Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Library Collection ...... 390,000 Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Tuition/Fees...... $25,020/$225 Total Enrollment 365 189 554 Housing Type ...... no housing Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Endowment...... $7,180,000 3/15 suggested application deadline; $45 fee ($30 for Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 64/6 applications submitted online). Application is avail- Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 37/33 able online at www.law.wnec.edu Library Collection ...... 233,805 Phone: 413/782-1406 Fall 2002 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Total Enrollment 566 0 566 Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Yale University School of Law 3/1 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is avail- able online at www.vermontlaw.edu Box 208215 203/432-4992 Phone: 802/831-1239 New Haven, CT 06520-8215 www.law.yale.edu Email: [email protected] Founded 1824; offers juris doctor, master of laws, 1listing is from 2004 Directory, institution did not doctor of the science of law and master of studies in respond to 2005 survey law degrees. YALE UNIVERSITY Harold Hongju Koh, Dean Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Anne L. Alstott, Deputy Dean Academic Calendar...... semester Western New England College Megan A. Barnett, Associate Dean Tuition/Fees...... $13,350/$580 School of Law Toni Hahn Davis, Associate Dean $21,750/$580 1215 Wilbraham Road 413/782-3111 Mark LaFontaine, Associate Dean RSP Tuition...... $20,025 Springfield, MA 01119 FAX: 413/796-2067 S. Blair Kauffman, Law Librarian Room and Board Charge...... $6,502 www.law.wnec.edu Mark LaFontaine, Associate Dean Housing Type...... c Natalia Martin, Associate Dean Endowment...... $5,924,460 Founded 1957; awards juris doctor degrees and offers Barbara J. Safriet, Associate Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 32/3 these joint degree programs: JD/MSW, JD/MBA and Ian H. Solomon, Associate Dean Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 24/7 JD/MRP in cooperation with Springfield College, Mike K. Thompson, Associate Dean Library Collection ...... 344,108 UMass. Amherst and Western New England College. Patricia Barnes, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Anthony S. Caprio, President, Western New Judith Calvert, Registrar Total Enrollment 266 12 278 England College Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Barbara Campanella, Vice President of Marketing Academic Calendar...... semester Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. & External Affairs 3/1 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is avail- Tuition/Fees...... $36,490/ Jerry Hirsch, Provost and Vice President for 1 able online at www.mainelaw.maine.edu Room and Board Charge...... Academic Affairs Housing Type...... c,f Phone: 207/780-4341 David P. Kruger, Vice President of Finance Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 68/35 Email: [email protected] & Administration Library Collection ...... 1,000,000 Arthur R. Gaudio, Dean, School of Law Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Vermont Law School1 Barbara A. West, Associate Dean for Library & Information Resources, School of Law Total Enrollment 582 0 582 P. O. Box 96 802/763-8303 Eric J. Gouvin, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Chelsea Street FAX: 802/763-7159 Samuel Stonefield, Associate Dean of Admissions, 2/1 application deadline; $70 fee. Application is avail- South Royalton, VT 05068 www.vermontlaw.edu Alumni & Career Services, School of Law able online at www.law.yale.edu/admissions Founded 1972; offers professional programs leading to Charlene M. Allen, Assistant Dean & Dir. of Career Phone: 203/432-4995 master’s; juris doctor and LL.M. degrees; continuing Services, School of Law Email: [email protected] education; cooperative education; summer session for Sherri J. Berendt, Assistant Dean & Dir. of Admissions, 1 housing costs vary degree credit. School of Law Keith McKittrick, Dir. of Alumni Relations, L. Kinvin Wroth, President and Dean School of Law Randall A. Foose, Associate Dean for Finance Mary M. Van Houten, Dir. of Student Records, & Administration School of Law N. Bruce Duthu, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Shirley Jefferson, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs & Diversity 140 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities Boston University School Minority Affairs Housing Type...... c,f of Medicine Susan Mouradian, Interim Associate Dean Endowment...... $309,000,000 for Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 688/110 715 Albany Street 617/638-5300 Sarah Baldwin-Beneich, Interim Associate Dean Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 476/1,796 Boston, MA 02118 FAX: 617/638-5258 for Communications Library Collection ...... 302,194 www.bumc.bu.edu Kathleen A. Baer, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1848 as New England Female Medical Col- Alexandra Morang, Dir. of Medical Student Affairs Total Enrollment 292 0 292 lege, merged with Boston University in 1873; offers Clifford Hirschman, Director, Administrative professional programs leading to doctor of medicine IT Support Admissions Information: Please contact degrees. Also offers programs leading to PhD, MPH; Tovah Reis, Medical Library Coordinator institution for deadlines, requirements and D.Sc; BA-MD, MD-PhD, MD-MPH, MD-MBA, MA. A Arthur Frazzano, Associate Dean of Medicine admissions options. Application is available online sixteen acre research park, BioSquare, enhances the Terrie Wetle, Associate Dean of Medicine for Public at www.dartmouth.edu research environment. Health and Public Policy Phone: 603/650-1505 Thomas Moore, Acting Provost Accreditation...... NE, LCME Email: [email protected] John F. McCahan, Acting Dean Academic Calendar...... semester New England Law and Medical Schools Barbara Cole, Assistant VP, Financial Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $33,144/$2,623 Harvard Medical School William Gasper, Associate VP, Business Affairs Housing Type ...... no housing Phyllis L. Carr, Associate Dean, Student Affairs Endowment...... $172,337,2911 25 Shattuck Street 617/432-1000 Kenneth Edelin, Associate Dean, Student Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 303/122 Boston, MA 02115 www.hms.harvard.edu & Minority Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 645/1,356 Founded 1782; awards doctor of medicine degrees, Barry Manuel, Dir. of Alumni Office & Continuing Library Collection ...... 645,900 joint MD/Ph.D. Ph.D. in basic biomedical science is Medical Education Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total available from the division of Medical Sciences Ellen Berlin, Dir. of Corporate Communications Total Enrollment 330 0 330 through the graduate school of arts and sciences at Mark Klempner, Assistant Provost, Research Harvard University. Other joint programs offered in Robert A. Witzburg, Associate Dean, Admissions Admissions Information: MCAT required. Appli- collaboration with the Harvard School of Public Ellen DiFiore, Registrar cation deadline varies; $85 fee. Application options Health, John F. Kennedy School of Government, and James LaRosa, Dir. of Information Technology include: Standard MD admissions; Program in Liberal Harvard Business School. David Ginn, Dir. of Alumni Medical Library Medical Education (BA/MD program); MD/PhD pro- gram; Early Identification Program (for college Joseph B. Martin, Dean of the Harvard University Accreditation ...... NE, LCME, ACCNE, ACGME sophomores); postbaccalaureate programs. Faculty of Medicine Academic Calendar...... modular Eric Buehrens, Executive Dean for Administration Tuition/Fees...... $36,980/ Phone: 401-863-2149 Malcolm Cox, Dean for Medical Education Room and Board Charge...... 1 Email: [email protected] Bruce R. Donoff, Dean of the Harvard School Housing Type...... c 1FY ‘03 of Dental Medicine Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,800/ Daniel D. Federman, Senior Dean for Alumni Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,200/1,339 Relations & Clinical Teaching Library Collection ...... 415,862,590 Dartmouth Medical School Cynthia Walker, Dean for Finance Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total 3 Rope Ferry Road 603/650-1505 Eleanor G. Shore, Dean for Faculty Affairs Total Enrollment 607 0 607 Hanover, NH 03755 FAX: 603/650-1560 Raphael Dolin, Dean for Academic and www.dartmouth.edu/dms/ Clinical Programs Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. Joan Reede, Dean for Diversity and Application deadlines 6/1 and 11/15; $100 fee. Early Founded 1797; awards doctor of medicine degrees, Community Partnership admission program for underrepresented minorities joint MD/Ph.D. with Dartmouth College graduate pro- Jeffrey Newton, Dean for Resource Development is available through articulation agreements with grams and joint MD/MBA in conjunction with Dart- Robert K. Crone, Dean for International Programs certain colleges and universities. mouth’s Amos Tuck School of Business Administra- Jeffrey Flier, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs Phone: 617/638-4630 tion. (Graduate degrees are also offered by the Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Email: [email protected] for the Evaluative Clinical Sciences at Dartmouth Orah Platt, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs at Medical School which includes an MPH degree.) 1 contact institution for housing costs the Children’s Hospital Stephen P. Spielberg, VP for Health Affairs, Dartmouth Edward Benz, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs College; Dean, Dartmouth Medical School at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Brown Medical School William H. Hickey, Sr. Associate Dean for Eugene Braunwald, Faculty Dean for Academic Academic Affairs Programs at the Partners Healthcare System 97 Waterman Street 401/863-2149 Charles R. Mannix, Associate Dean and Chief Alvin Poussaint, Faculty Associate Dean for Providence, RI 02912-9706 FAX: 401/863-3801 Operations Officer Student Affairs bms.brown.edu David W. Nierenberg, Associate Dean for Robert Mayer, Faculty Associate Dean for Admissions Founded 1811; offers professional programs leading Medical Education Darrell Smith, Faculty Assistant Dean for Admissions to doctor of medicine degrees. Lori Arviso Alvord, Associate Dean of Student and Nancy Andrews, Associate Dean for Basic Sciences Richard Besdine, Interim Dean of Medicine Multicultural Affairs and Graduate Studies & Biological Sciences Accreditation...... LCME Mary Cassesso, Associate Dean for Administration Francis McCrossan, Executive Dean for Administration Academic Calendar ...... trimester & Finance, HSDM Stephen R. Smith, Associate Dean for Tuition/Fees...... $33,000/$1,950 Margaret Dale, Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs Medical Education RSP Tuition...... $49,500 Jules Dienstag, Associate Dean for Academic and Alicia Monroe, Associate Dean of Medicine, Room and Board Charge...... $8,750 Clinical Programs CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 141 New England Law and Medical Schools Thomas Fox, Associate Dean for Graduate Education Accreditation...... LCME University of Massachusetts Don Gibbons, Associate Dean for Public Affairs Academic Calendar...... semester Medical School Deborah Kuhn, Associate Dean for Planning Tuition/Fees...... $39,579/$555 and Facilities Room and Board Charge...... $7,517 55 Lake Avenue North 508/856-8989 Jane Neill, Associate Dean for Academic Programs Housing Type...... c Worcester, MA 01655 www.umassmed.edu in Medical Education Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,398/384 Founded in 1962, part of the five campus University of Nancy Oriol, Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,246/2,391 Massachusetts system and includes the School of Medi- Accreditation...... NE, AAMA, AMA-CAHEA, LCME Library Collection ...... 52,000 cine (MS); Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Academic Calendar...... semester Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total (GSBS) and Graduate School of Nursing (GSN). Tuition/Fees...... $34,250/$3,150 Total Enrollment 698 0 698 Medical school awards doctor of medicine degree to Massachusetts residents. Room and Board Charge...... $6,290 Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. Housing Type...... c 11/1 application deadline; $100 fee. Application is Aaron Lazare, Chancellor and Medical School Dean Endowment...... $2,463,959,000 available online at www.tufts.edu/admissions Anthony Carruthers, Dean, Graduate School of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,417/307 Biomedical Sciences Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 7,149/2,904 Phone: 617/636-6571 Doreen Harper, Dean, Graduate School of Nursing Library Collection ...... 1,152,626 Email: [email protected] Cheryl R. Scheid, Vice Chancellor for Faculty Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Administration and Interim Provost Total Enrollment 732 0 732 University of Connecticut Richard J. Stanton, Deputy Chancellor for Finance School of Medicine & Administration Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. Thomas D. Manning, Deputy Chancellor, Common- 10/15 application deadline; $75 fee. Application is 263 Farminton Avenue 860/679-2000 wealth Medicine & Strategic Facilities Planning available online at http://www.hms.harvard.edu/edu- Farmington, CT 06030 FAX: 860/679-1282 cation.html Phone: 617-432-1550 Robert B. Jenal, Vice Chancellor for Operations www.uchc.edu Michele Pugnaire, Vice Dean for Undergraduate Email: [email protected] Founded 1961; awards doctor of medicine degrees. Medical Education Peter Deckers, Executive Vice President for Clinical Rod Miller, Vice Chancellor for Development Tufts University School Affairs, Dean, School of Medicine Albert Sherman, Vice Chancellor for of Medicine Bruce Koeppen, Dean, Academic Affairs and Education University Relations Steven L. Strongwater, Associate Dean Clinical John A. Paraskos, Associate Dean for Admissions Boston, MA 02111 617/627-5000 Deborah DeMarco, Associate Dean for Graduate www.tufts.edu Operations and Hospital Director Richard D. Berlin, Associate Dean for Research, Medical Education Established in 1893 as one of the components of Tufts Planning and Coordination Richard Aghababian, Associate Dean for Continuing College, its name changed from Tufts College Medical Dan Upton, Chief Financial Officer Education School to its present title in 1955 when the original Susan Whetstone, Chief Administrative Officer Danna B. Peterson, Assistant Dean for Tufts College founded in 1852 changed to its university Marja Hurley, Associate Dean for Health Careers Minority Support status. The medical school awards doctor of medicine; Opportunity Programs Thoru Pederson, Associate Vice Chancellor MD/MPH; MD/PhD and MD/MBA in health manage- Anthony Ardolino, Associate Dean for Medical for Research ment degrees and MD/MALD (Master of Arts in Law Student Affairs Deborah Harmon Hines, Associate Vice Chancellor and Diplomacy) degrees. Keat Sanford, Assistant Dean, Medical Student Affairs, for School Services Michael Rosenblatt, M.D., Dean and Dir. of Student Services Center Mark L. Shelton, Associate Vice Chancellor for David Dolins, Executive Administrative Dean David Gillon, Associate Dean for Finance and University Relations Amy Kuhlik, Dean for Students Administration Betsy Groves, Acting Dir. of Financial Aid David A. Damassa, Dean for Information Technology Noemi Crespo, Dir. of Financial Aid Michael Baker, Registrar Mary Y. Lee, Dean for Educational Affairs Cliff Sargis, Registrar Mai Lan Rogoff, Associate Dean for Student Affairs Robert Sarno, Dean for Admissions Robert Peterson, Chief Information Officer Accreditation...... LCME Ralph Zottola, Dir. of Academic Computing Paul Friedmann, Dean for Baystate Medical Center Academic Calendar...... semester Abel Abu-Moustafa, Dean for International Affairs Elaine Martin, Dir. of Library Services Tuition/Fees...... $13,800/$5,800 John L. Sullivan, Dir. of Office of Research Janet Kerle, Associate Dean for Students $31,400/$5,800 Carolyn McVoy, Associate Dean for Educational Affairs Housing Type ...... no housing Accreditation...... LCME William H. Garvin, Jr., Assistant Dean for Endowment...... $54,000,000 Academic Calendar...... semester Curriculum Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 417/130 Tuition/Fees...... $8,352/$5,653 John A. Matias, Assistant Dean for Enrollment Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 422/108 $9,856/$5,653 Joseph Carroll, Dir. of Admissions and Finance Library Collection ...... 193,200 Housing Type ...... no housing Carol Duffey, Registrar Endowment...... $38,600,000 Ruth Glotzer, Dir. of Continuing Medical Education Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 3,149/1,971 Tara Olson, Director of Financial Aid Total Enrollment 305 3 308 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 845/75 Colleen L. Romain, Dir. of Student Programs and Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. Library Collection ...... 270,000 Minority Affairs 12/15 application deadline; $75 fee. Application is Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Thomas M. Slavin, Dir. of Admissions available online at www.medicine.uchc.edu Total Enrollment 772 57 829 Norman S. Stearns, Dir. for Clinical Interschool Affairs Phone: 860/679-4306 Matthew Hast, Dir. for Student Services/Registrar for Email: [email protected] the Office of Graduate Degree Programs Patrice Ambrosia, Budget and Fiscal Officer 142 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2005 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 535/0 Library Collection ...... 118,962 Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 386 10 396 Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. 11/1 application deadline; $80 fee. Phone: 802/656-2154 Email: [email protected] Yale University School of Medicine Sterling Hall of Medicine 203/785-2696 333 Cedar Street FAX: 203/785-3234 New England Law and Medical Schools New Haven, CT 06510 info.med.yale.edu/ysm/ Founded 1810; awards MD, MD/PhD, and joint degrees in several fields, including MD/JD, MD/MBA, MD/MDiv, MD/MPH. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Robert J. Alpern, Dean Herbert S. Chase, Deputy Dean for Education Admissions Information: No out-of-state admis- Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Carolyn W. Slayman, Deputy Dean for Academic sions for School of Medicine, out-of-state applicants Total Enrollment 483 0 483 and Scientific Affairs accepted for Graduate School of Nursing and Graduate Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. Irwin M. Birnbaum, Chief Operating Officer School of Biomedical Sciences. MCAT exam required Rolling application deadline; $55 fee. Application is Lawrence S. Cohen, Special Advisor to the Dean for School of Medicine; GRE for Schools of Nursing available online at www.une.edu Nancy R. Angoff, Associate Dean for Student Affairs and Biomedical Science. 12/15 application deadline; James P. Comer, Associate Dean for Student Progress $75 fee. Phone: 207/283-0170 Email: [email protected] Merle Waxman, Associate Dean for A Phone: 508/856-8989 cademic Development Email: [email protected] Thomas L. Lentz, Associate Dean for Admissions and University of Vermont College Financial Aid of Medicine University of New England Forrester A. Lee, Assistant Dean for Multicultural Affairs College of Osteopathic E215 Given Bldg 802/656-2156 John N. Forrest, Director, Office for Student Research Medicine 89 Beaumont Avenue FAX: 802/656-8577 James D. Jamieson, Director, MD/PhD Program Burlington, VT 05405 www.med.uvm.edu Regina K. Marone, Director, Yale Medical Library 11 Hills Beach Road 207/283-0170 Richard A. Silverman, Director of Admissions Biddeford, ME 04005 www.une.edu Founded 1822; awards doctor of medicine degrees. Gisella Weissback-Licht, Director, Office of Education Founded 1978; awards doctor of osteopathic John N. Evans, Dean Pamela J. Nyiri, Director of Financial Aid medicine degrees. Wendy L. King, Senior Associate Dean for Finance Terri L. Tolson, Registrar and Administration Sandra Featherman, President Accreditation...... LCME Lewis First, Senior Associate Dean for Educational Academic Calendar...... semester Lemuel Berry, Vice President for Academic Affairs & Curricular Affairs Bernard Chretien, Vice President for Business and Tuition/Fees...... $35,490/$375 Russell Tracy, Senior Associate Dean for Research Room and Board Charge...... $7,700 Finance & Academic Affairs Andrew Golub, Vice President for Housing Type...... c,m,w,f G. Scott Waterman, Associate Dean for Student 1 Information Resources Endowment...... $998,420,000 Affairs, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,778/335 Edward Legg, Vice President for University Relations Tiffany J. Delaney, Associate Director of Admissions, Alan Liebrecht, Dean of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac ...... 1,620/447 Minority Affairs Officer Library Collection ...... 450,333 & Enrollment Management Rick Blount, Senior Director of Development Jacque Carter, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences & Alumni Affairs Fall 2003 Enrollment FT PT Total Vernon Moore, Dean, College of Health Professions Carole Whitaker, Medical Communications Director Total Enrollment 507 0 507 Stephen Shannon, Dean, College of Shelley Corrigan, Assistant Director of Financial Aid Admissions Information: MCAT exam required Osteopathic Medicine Michael Caputo, Director of Information Technology and must be taken within 3 years of application. Barbara Hazard, Dean of Students Marianne Burke, Director of Dana Medical Library AMCAS appliction deadline 10/15. Yale secondary Accreditation...... AOA Accreditation...... LCME application deadline 11/15. $75 application fee. Academic Calendar...... semester Academic Calendar...... semester Application is available online at Tuition/Fees...... $33,000/$420 Tuition/Fees...... $23,080/$1,287 http://info.med.yale.edu/education/admissions/ Housing Type ...... no housing $40,390/$1,287 Phone: 203/785-2643 Endowment...... $21,248,969 Room and Board Charge...... $10,280 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 426/84 Housing Type...... c,f 1as of March 31, 2004 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 23/0 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 500/0 Library Collection ...... 184,137 CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 143 Index of Institutions Institution State Page Institution State Page Albertus Magnus College Conn. 41 Central Connecticut State University Conn. 36 American International College Mass. 74 Central Maine Community College Maine 53 Amherst College Mass. 74 Central Maine Medical Center Andover College Maine 58 School of Nursing Maine 59 Andover Newton Theological School Mass. 74 Champlain College Vt. 128 Anna Maria College Mass. 74 Charter Oak State College Conn. 36 Antioch New England Graduate School N.H. 109 Chester College of New England N.H. 109 Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University Mass. 75 Clark University Mass. 80 Asnuntuck Community College Conn. 35 Colby College Maine 59 Assumption College Mass. 75 Colby-Sawyer College N.H. 109 Atlantic Union College Mass. 75 College for Lifelong Learning N.H. 105 Babson College Mass. 76 College of St. Joseph Vt. 128 Bangor Theological Seminary Maine 58 College of the Atlantic Maine 59 Bates College Maine 58 College of the Holy Cross Mass. 80 Bay Path College Mass. 76 Community College of Rhode Island R.I. 117 Bay State College Mass. 76 Community College of Vermont Vt. 125 Beal College Maine 58 Connecticut College Conn. 41 Becker College Mass. 76 Conway School of Landscape Design Mass. 80 Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology Mass. 77 Curry College Mass. 81 Bennington College Vt. 128 Daniel Webster College N.H. 109 Bentley College Mass. 77 Dartmouth College N.H. 110 Berklee College of Music Mass. 77 Dartmouth Medical School N.H. 141 Berkshire Community College Mass. 65 Dean College Mass. 81 Blessed John XXIII National Seminary Mass. 78 Eastern Connecticut State University Conn. 36 Boston Architectural Center Mass. 78 Eastern Maine Community College Maine 53 Boston Baptist College Mass. 78 Eastern Nazarene College Mass. 81 Boston College Mass. 78 Elms College Mass. 81 Boston College Law School Mass. 137 Emerson College Mass. 82 Boston Conservatory Mass. 78 Emmanuel College Mass. 82 Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis Mass. 79 Endicott College Mass. 82 Boston University Mass. 79 Episcopal Divinity School Mass. 82 Boston University Law School Mass. 137 Fairfield University Conn. 41 Boston University School of Medicine Mass. 141 Fisher College Mass. 83 Bowdoin College Maine 59 Fitchburg State College Mass. 67 Brandeis University Mass. 79 Framingham State College Mass. 67 Briarwood College Conn. 41 Franklin Pierce College N.H. 110 Bridgewater State College Mass. 65 Franklin Pierce Law Center N.H. 137 Bristol Community College Mass. 66 Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Mass. 83 Brown Medical School R.I. 141 Gateway Community College Conn. 37 Brown University R.I. 119 Gibbs College Conn. 42 Bryant College R.I. 119 Gibbs College of Boston Mass. 83 Bunker Hill Community College Mass. 66 Goddard College Vt. 129 Burlington College Vt. 128 Goodwin College Conn. 42 Cambridge College Mass. 80 Gordon College Mass. 83 Cape Cod Community College Mass. 66 Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Mass. 84 Capital Community College Conn. 35 Green Mountain College Vt. 129 Castleton State College Vt. 125 Greenfield Community College Mass. 67 Hampshire College Mass. 84 144 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Institution State Page Institution State Page Hartford Seminary Conn. 42 Mount Wachusett Community College Mass. 70 Harvard Law School Mass. 137 Naugatuck Valley Community College Conn. 38 Harvard Medical School Mass. 141 New England Bible College Maine 60 Harvard University Mass. 84 New England College N.H. 111 Hebrew College Mass. 84 New England College of Finance Mass. 89 Hellenic College of the Holy Cross Mass. 85 New England College of Optometry Mass. 89 Hesser College N.H. 110 New England Conservatory of Music Mass. 89 Holy Apostles College and Seminary Conn. 43 New England Culinary Institute Vt. 130 Holyoke Community College Mass. 68 New England Institute of Art Mass. 90 Housatonic Community College Conn. 37 New England Institute of Technology R.I. 120 Husson College Maine 60 New England School of Acupuncture Mass. 90 Johnson State College Vt. 126 New England School of Communications Maine 60 Johnson & Wales University R.I. 119 New England School of Law Mass. 138 Keene State College N.H. 105 New Hampshire Community Technical College Kennebec Valley Community College Maine 54 Berlin/Laconia N.H. 106 Laboure College Mass. 85 New Hampshire Community Technical College Claremont/Nashua N.H. 106 Landmark College Vt. 129 New Hampshire Community Technical College Lasell College Mass. 85 Manchester/Stratham N.H. 106 Lesley University Mass. 85 New Hampshire Institute of Art N.H. 111 Longy School of Music Mass. 86 New Hampshire Technical Institute N.H. 107 Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts Conn. 43 Newbury College Mass. 90 Lyndon State College Vt. 126 Nichols College Mass. 90 Magdalen College N.H. 111 North Shore Community College Mass. 70 Maine College of Art Maine 60 Northeastern University Mass. 91 Maine Maritime Academy Maine 54 Northeastern University School of Law Mass. 138 Manchester Community College Conn. 37 Northern Essex Community College Mass. 70 Marian Court College Mass. 86 Northern Maine Community College Maine 54 Marlboro College Vt. 129 Northwestern Connecticut Community College Conn. 38 Massachusetts Bay Community College Mass. 68 Norwalk Community College Conn. 38 Massachusetts College of Art Mass. 68 Norwich University Vt. 130 Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Mass. 68 Paier College of Art, Incorporated Conn. 43 Massachusetts College of Pine Manor College Mass. 91 Pharmacy and Health Sciences Mass. 86 Plymouth State University N.H. 107 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mass. 87 Providence College R.I. 120 Massachusetts Maritime Academy Mass. 69 Quincy College Mass. 91 Massachusetts School of Law at Andover Mass. 138 Quinebaug Valley Community College Conn. 38 Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology Mass. 87 Quinnipiac University Conn. 43 Massasoit Community College Mass. 69 Quinnipiac University School of Law Conn. 138 McIntosh College N.H. 111 Quinsigamond Community College Mass. 70 Merrimack College Mass. 87 Regis College Mass. 91 MGH Institute of Health Professions Mass. 88 Rensselaer at Hartford Conn. 44 Middlebury College Vt. 130 Rhode Island College R.I. 117 Middlesex Community College Conn. 37 Rhode Island School of Design R.I. 120 Middlesex Community College Mass. 69 Rivier College N.H. 112 Mitchell College Conn. 43 Roger Williams University R.I. 121 Montserrat College of Art Mass. 88 Roger Williams University Mount Holyoke College Mass. 88 Ralph R. Papitto School of Law R.I. 138 Mount Ida College Mass. 88 Roxbury Community College Mass. 71 CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2005 145 Index of Institutions, continued Institution State Page Institution State Page Sacred Heart University Conn. 44 University of Maine at Fort Kent Maine 56 Saint Anselm College N.H. 112 University of Maine at Machias Maine 56 Saint Joseph College Conn. 44 University of Maine at Presque Isle Maine 56 Saint Joseph's College of Maine Maine 61 University of Maine School of Law Maine 139 Saint Michael's College Vt. 131 University of Massachusetts Amherst Mass. 71 Salem State College Mass. 71 University of Massachusetts Boston Mass. 72 Salve Regina University R.I. 121 University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Mass. 72 School for International Training Vt. 131 University of Massachusetts Lowell Mass. 72 School of The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Mass. 92 University of Massachusetts Medical School Mass. 142 Simmons College Mass. 92 University of New England Maine 62 Simon's Rock College of Bard Mass. 92 University of New England College Smith College Mass. 92 of Osteopathic Medicine Maine 143 Southern Connecticut State University Conn. 39 University of New Hampshire N.H. 107 Southern Maine Community College Maine 54 University of New Hampshire at Manchester N.H. 108 Southern New England School of Law Mass. 139 University of New Haven Conn. 46 Southern New Hampshire University N.H. 112 University of Rhode Island R.I. 118 Southern Vermont College Vt. 132 University of Southern Maine Maine 57 Springfield College Mass. 93 University of Vermont Vt. 127 Springfield Technical Community College Mass. 71 University of Vermont College of Medicine Vt. 143 St.Vincent's College Conn. 44 Urban College of Boston Mass. 94 Sterling College Vt. 132 Vermont Law School Vt. 140 Stonehill College Mass. 93 Vermont Technical College Vt. 127 Suffolk University Mass. 93 Washington County Community College Maine 57 Suffolk University Law School Mass. 139 Wellesley College Mass. 94 Te ikyo Post University Conn. 45 Wentworth Institute of Technology Mass. 94 Thomas College Maine 61 Wesleyan University Conn. 47 Thomas More College of Liberal Arts N.H. 112 Western Connecticut State University Conn. 40 Three Rivers Community College Conn. 39 Western New England College Mass. 95 Trinity College Conn. 45 Western New England College School of Law Mass. 140 Tufts University Mass. 94 Westfield State College Mass. 73 Tufts University School of Medicine Mass. 142 Weston Jesuit School of Theology Mass. 95 Tunxis Community College Conn. 39 Wheaton College Mass. 95 U. S. Coast Guard Academy Conn. 40 Wheelock College Mass. 95 Unity College Maine 61 Williams College Mass. 96 University of Bridgeport Conn. 46 Woodbury College Vt. 132 University of Connecticut Conn. 40 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Mass. 96 University of Connecticut School of Law Conn. 139 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Mass. 96 University of Connecticut School of Medicine Conn. 142 Worcester State College Mass. 73 University of Hartford Conn. 46 Yale University Conn. 47 University of Maine Maine 55 Yale University School of Law Conn. 140 University of Maine at Augusta Maine 55 Yale University School of Medicine Conn. 143 University of Maine at Farmington Maine 55 York County Community College Maine 57 146 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Index of Advertisers Advertiser Page Advertiser Page Albertus Magnus College...... 49 Massachusetts Educational American Student Assistance ...... 14 Financing Authority (MEFA) ...... 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If only today’s schools were been “as lofty as a moon flight,” as enlightened and informed as as Time magazine once suggested, that reformatory was. that would be as close as Louis Alas, the arts are dismissed as Daniel Armstrong would ever get extravagant in today’s schools. to taking “one small step for man.” This, despite all the studies that But as the jazz musician of the show parents believe music and Instead of a giant leap, Louis Armstrong delivered 20th century, giant one giant free-form crazy jazz groove for mankind. dance and art and drama make leaps were simply a matter of course for their children much better students and better people. Satchmo. For no one has ever embodied If you feel like your kids aren’t READIN’ Armstrong left his the art form the way he did. It was he getting their fair share, make ART footprints on the jazz world, wearing lace-up oxfords. who helped make virtuoso solos a part some noise. To find out how, of the vocabulary. 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