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SCHOOL FOR HEALTH SCIENCES Gerald P. Koocher, Dean and Professor insurers, health maintenance organizations, Judy Beal, Associate Dean and Professor governments, home care agencies, industries Carmen Fortin, Assistant Dean and Director of that supply goods and services to health care Admission organizations, and management, consulting, and accounting firms. The program is volun - Vision tarily accredited by the Accrediting Commission The Simmons School for Health Sciences on Education for Health Services Administration (SHS) takes pride in its tradition of excellence in (ACEHSA) and is a member of the Association

s the academic preparation of health care profes - of University Programs in Health e

c sionals and managers. The school values Administration. n

e personalized education, evidence-based i Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study c learning, and teaching faculty who practice at S the highest level of competence. All School for (CAGS) Program h t

l Health Sciences degree programs integrate In addition to the Master of Health a Administration, the program also offers a e classroom teaching, state-of-the-art laboratories,

H and high-quality clinical or administrative place - Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study r ments to prepare students for successful designed for individuals with advanced degrees o f in other disciplines who wish to become health l leadership roles in their profession. The School

o for Health Sciences programs include master’s- care administrators and leaders in the health o

h level graduate programs in health care care system. c

S administration, nursing, and nutrition; clinical doctorates in physical therapy (Doctor of Combined Degree Program Physical Therapy degree, DPT) and nursing HCA offers a five-year baccalaureate to (Doctor of Nursing Practice degree, DNP ); a master’s option for Simmons undergraduates Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (CAGS) (see Undergraduate Course Catalog ). leading to a PhD in Health Professions Education from the College of Arts and Sciences Post-Master’s Certificate in Health (CAS) ; and a dietetic internship program. Administration A certificate program designed specifically for HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION School of Management (SOM) students . John M. Lowe III, Associate Professor and Chair of Health Care Administration NURSING Judy Beal, Professor and Chair of Nursing Programs Offered Programs Offered Master of Health Administration The Master of Health Administration (MHA) Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program is designed for professionals who wish This post-master’s doctorate is designed for to advance their management careers. Students individuals who hold a MS in nursing from a come from a broad range of disciplines regionally accredited U.S. post-secondary insti - including nursing, physical therapy, social work, tution . The DNP is a practice-focused program medical technology, psychology, management, analogous to professional degrees in other and finance. Graduates and students work for disciplines, including entry-level degrees (e.g., hospitals, nursing homes, health centers, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Doctor of Dental

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Surgery, Doctor of Pharmacy) and advanced offered by the Simmons graduate program in practice degrees (e.g., Doctor of Psychology). primary health care nursing in collaboration It differs from the PhD in its focus on practice with the Harvard School of Public Health, and practice-related research. prepare nurses to assume leadership positions in primary prevention and health promotion for Master of Science in Primary Health Care parents, children, and workers. Applicants must The Master of Science in Primary Health Care apply to and be accepted separately by each nursing program is designed for RNs with a BA institution . or BS in nursing or a related field. The goal is to extend the delivery of primary health care to Master of Science Completion Program individuals and communities by preparing This program is designed for certified nurse S

nurses for advanced practice roles. In addition, practitioners who possess a bachelor’s degree c h

the program provides graduates with a founda - and who wish to obtain a master’s degree. The o o

tion for pursuing doctoral study. The following program is intended for nurse practitioners l f

three concentrations are available: previously prepared as adult, family, pediatric, o women’s health (OB/GYN), or geriatric nurse r Adult Primary Care H practitioners, and presupposes a strong knowl - e a

• Adult health edge base in primary care. l t • Gerontologic health h • Occupational health RN-MS Program for Diploma or Associate S c i

• Women’s health Degree Nurses e n

This program is designed for diploma and c

Parent-Child Primary Care e

associate degree registered nurses with a s • Children with special health care needs minimum of one year of clinical experience and • Pediatric health who wish to obtain a graduate degree in nursing • School health within a nurse practitioner specialty concentra - tion. Family Primary Care The College’s educational and clinical facili - Direct Entry Program in Advanced Practice ties include a vast range of nationally renowned Nursing for Individuals Without a Nursing institutions, such as Beth Israel Deaconess Background Medical Center, Brigham and Women’s This three-year, full-time program allows indi - Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, and viduals who have a BA or BS in a field other Children’s Hospitals, that are effectively utilized than nursing to complete the requirements for to prepare nurse practitioners who deliver the advanced practice nursing degree. primary health care to children, adults, and families. Other clinical practice opportunities Five-Year BS-MS Program include experience with diverse populations in This accelerated five-year option is for ambulatory settings, clinics, occupational health students who wish to become nurse practi - units, nursing homes, and extended care facili - tioners. The length of the program is shortened ties. one year by taking summer courses. A highlight of the program is a two-semester RN internship The Simmons-Harvard Dual-Degree that allows students to practice as licensed, Programs in Parent-Child Health or registered nurses prior to learning the advanced Occupational Health practice role. These specialized two-year degree programs,

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Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study offered by the College of Arts and Sciences. (CAGS) Program: Primary Care for Nurse Practitioners NUTRITION This 31-credit -hour program is designed for Nancie Herbold, Ruby Winslow Linn Professor individuals who hold a master’s degree in and Chair of Nutrition nursing and who wish to expand their nursing practice in the role of an adult or pediatric nurse Programs Offered practitioner . Master of Science in Nutrition and Health Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study Promotion (CAGS) Program: Family Health for Adult The Master of Science in Nutrition and Health s or Pediatric Nurse Practitioners Promotion program is designed for individuals S e c c This 18-credit -hour certificate program is with backgrounds in disciplines such as nutri - h n o e o i designed for adult nurse practitioners and certi - tion, health sciences, health education, athletic c training, exercise physiology, or physical educa - l f S fied pediatric practitioners who seek preparation o r h as family nurse practitioners. tion. This graduate program builds upon the t l decades-long expertise of the undergraduate H a e e Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study

program in nutrition and the interdisciplinary a H l

(CAGS) Program: Occupational Health expertise available in the other School for t h r

o Health Studies graduate programs in health S f Designed for nurse practitioners with national l t

certification in adult or family primary care care administration, physical therapy, and u o d o nursing, this program is for individuals who primary health care nursing. i h e c

would like to change their clinical focus to occu - s S pational health . Combined Degree Program The nutrition program offers a five-year Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study baccalaureate-to-master’s option for Simmons (CAGS) Program: Oncology undergraduates (see Undergraduate Course This certificate program will prepare students Catalog ). to meet the challenges of providing innovative and sensitive care to oncology patients in Post-Baccalaureate Dietetic Internship various health care settings. Graduates will Program meet the criteria to become certified Adult This national program, accredited by the Oncology Registered Nurse practitioners Commission on Accreditation/Approval for (CRNP) as well as national certification as Dietetics Education of the American Dietetic Advanced Oncology Certified Nurses (AOCN) . Association, is designed for students who hold at least a baccalaureate degree and who meet Certificate in Advanced Graduate Study the Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD) (CAGS) in Health Professions Education requirements of the American Dietetic This program offers post-master’s prepared Association. health professionals (nurses, nutritionists, occu - pational, physical and speech therapists, Sports Nutrition Certificate physician assistants, or other health care profes - This certificate program provides the neces - sionals ) the opportunity to gain critical skills in sary preparation to take the American College of educational strategies and technology. This Sports Medicine (ACSM) Health/Fitness program can be used as a bridge to applying to Instructors Exam. It is designed for students the PhD in health professions education, who hold at least a baccalaureate degree in

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dietetics, nutrition, kinesiology, sports medi - cine, or exercise physiology. This program is offered entirely online.

e Didactic Program in Dietetics Certificate c

n This graduate certificate incorporates under - e i

c graduate courses required by the American

S Dietetic Association (ADA) to meet require - n ments to apply for a national dietetic o i t internship. Individuals who wish to become a a Registered Dietitian (RD ) must successfully S m r complete these didactic courses before applying c o h f o

n for the internship. o I l d f o

n PHYSICAL THERAPY r a Z. Annette Iglarsh , Professor and Chair of H y

r Physical Therapy e a a r l b t i h

L Doctor of Physical Therapy S f The graduate program in physical therapy is o c i l

an innovative, integrated three-year entry-level e o n o

clinical doctorate program. The curriculum c h e c

emphasizes an evidence-based, self-directed s S approach to learning that uses case studies to integrate basic science and clinical knowledge and skills in conjunction with the psychosocial, ethical, and behavioral aspects of patient care.

Doctor of Physical Therapy Bridge This transitional graduate program is designed for practicing physical therapists who hold a U.S. physical therapy license. This program is offered completely online. Additional Information For further information about any program described above, contact: School for Health Sciences , Simmons College 300 The Fenway Boston, MA, 02115-5898 . tele - phone: 617-521-2605 ; fax: 617-521-3137 ; email: [email protected] . All SHS catalogs

and applications are located on the School for Health Sciences website at www.simmons.edu/ shs .

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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

e Michèle Valerie Cloonan, Dean management (which includes identifying, c

n Associate Dean organizing, and managing the internal and

e Patricia G. Oyler, i external sources necessary to help an c Denise M. Davis, Assistant Dean for S Admission and Recruitment institution or organization conduct its n business). o

i Em Claire Knowles, Assistant Dean for t

a Student Administrative Services Programs Offered m

r Terry Plum, Assistant Dean for the GSLIS at

o Doctoral Level f Mount Holyoke Program and n

I Technology Candy Schwartz, Coordinator of Doctoral

d Studies n

a Program Goal Since 1973, Simmons has offered a Doctor of y

r The goal of the master’s program in library Arts (DA) degree focusing on library administra - a

r and information science is to provide students tion. Simmons now offers two PhD options: one b i with the foundation for developing careers as that emphasizes scholarship, teaching and L

f information professionals in: service, and one that focuses on managerial o

l • libraries and information centers in leadership in the information professions. o

o academic, public, school media, and PhD in Library and Information Science h corporate/special settings; c

S This PhD program is intended for those who • archives management in academic, public, want to lead the way in scholarship, education, corporate, and independent historical and service in library and information science. society settings; Students emerge from the program with • the information services industries (which research and teaching experience, a professional include bibliographic utilities, companies activity record, and an e-portfolio that docu - providing fee-based access to information ments their achievements and mastery of areas sources, firms offering contracted research of study and practice. or technical assistance to individual or information centers, and companies PhD Concentration in Managerial Leadership in involved in the design, development, and the Information Professions marketing of tools for information Students in this concentration focus specifi - handling); cally on managerial leadership in libraries and • information systems support (for the other information institutions. The concentra - student with pre-existing computing tion supports working information managers, by experience or academic preparation, this strengthening their intellectual and interper - includes working with software/hardware sonal assets while simultaneously contributing applications such as basic network a body of research which will improve the operations, providing technical support knowledge base and the practice of managerial and training, web management, leadership in the information professions. The developing documentation or training program is characterized by flexible learning tools, and programming); and delivery options to encourage participation by • knowledge and information resources candidates in full-time managerial roles who do

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not wish to leave their current positions to School Library Teacher Program (SLTP) pursue a degree. James Baughman, Director Master of Science The SLT program prepares individuals

seeking certification as school library teachers S The Master of Science is offered on a full- or c for library teacher licensure. The program h

part-time basis at our Boston campus, and as a o

includes monitored fieldwork and a school o

part-time program at our Mount Holyoke l practicum at the elementary or secondary campus. It is accredited by the Committee on o school level. f

Accreditation of the American Library L i Association. GSLIS academic and professional Dual Degree Programs b r preparation helps students learn to analyze user a Several dual-degree programs are available to r information needs and to use a variety of tools y

students interested in earning two degrees a and technologies to locate, evaluate, organize, concurrently: n manage, and preserve information so that it d

• Archives Management and History I becomes an accessible and permanent source n (MS/MA)* f of knowledge. Students can focus on areas of o r interest in librarianship and library science, or • Bachelor of Science/Master of Science m

(BS/MS) a

they can elect to concentrate in programs which t i have special course requirements: preservation, • Library Science and Children’s Literature o n archives management, or school librarianship. (MS/MA)** S

Information on all GSLIS Academic c i

Archives Management Concentration e

Programs can be found on the GSLIS website at n

Jeannette Bastian, Director www.simmons.edu/gslis/. c e The demand for archivists is expanding as * Applicants to the Archives Management society becomes more aware of the value of and History dual-degree program must be preserving our heritage. Archivists collect, admitted to both the master’s programs of the appraise, and preserve documents and mate - Simmons College Department of History and to rials found in manuscripts, moving images and GSLIS. Students complete one application for photographs, oral-history recordings, multi - admission. The Master of Arts in history is media, government records, and literary offered only in conjunction with the dual-degree correspondence. program. Students who do not complete the program for the Master of Arts in history will Preservation Management need to seek advice on applying credits to Library and archives preservation managers another degree at Simmons College. and collection development officers are respon - ** For information on how to apply to the sible for the care of both paper-based Library Science and Children’s Literature dual- collections and new and multimedia informa - degree program, please see the information tion. These professionals focus on preservation under the College of Arts and Sciences. planning issues, such as climate and light control, security, and insurance. They also work Admission requirements for Master of in conservation – often with conservators, Science Programs binders, and other experts – and sometimes in Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree disaster-recovery situations after war or natural from an accredited college or university, disasters. achieving at least a B (3.0) average. Applicants

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with less than a 3.0 average will be considered if they score at least 1,000 (verbal and quantita - e

c tive) on the Graduate Record Examination, or n

e hold an advanced degree with a GPA in the i

c advanced degree that also is at least a B (3.0) S average. n o i

t Continuing Education a

m GSLIS Continuing Education offers a variety r

o of institutes and workshops on varying topics in f S

n information evaluation and management, tech - c I

nology and implementation geared toward h d o n

updating the skills of librarians/information o a professionals, current GSLIS students, and l o y r f

a Simmons College staff. M r b i Additional Information: a L n a f

For further information about any program g o e l described above, contact: m o o

Graduate School of Library and e h n c

Information Science t S Simmons College 300 The Fenway Boston, MA 02115-5898 Telephone: 617-521-2868 Fax: 617-521-3192 email: [email protected] website: www.simmons.edu/gslis

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SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Deborah Merrill-Sands, Dean Management courses are small, interactive, and Deborah Marlino , Associate Dean, Faculty and rigorous . They are taught by the SOM faculty Curriculum and include both traditional and adult students . Mary Dutkiewicz, Associate Dean, Administration and Academic Programs Master of Business Administration Carolyn Bogle , Assistant to the Dean Mary Dutkiewicz, Associate Dean, Administration Barbara Carter, Assistant to the Associate Dean and Academic Programs Kim O’Neil , Budget and Administrative Jane Mooney, Faculty Team Leader, Associate Manager Professor The Simmons MBA program is designed to S t enhance a woman’s professional success in all c n Simmons School of Management is the h e center for women, leadership, and manage - types of organizations — from for-profit compa - o o m

nies to not-for-profit organizations to l e ment. For 100 years as an undergraduate o g entrepreneurial undertakings. The hallmark of

management program and for over 35 years as f a n an MBA program, it has pursued the unique the Simmons MBA program emphasizes M a

mission of educating women for power and advanced business and management skills that a M n a f principled leadership. It is committed to extend beyond the basics of a classic business g o

degree to address the effect of gender on leader - e l providing a premier business education to m o women MBA and undergraduate students and ship, communication, and management. The o e h executives, being a recognized authority on Simmons MBA passionately honors an educa - n c t

S women and leadership, and serving as a tional promise that places students first, leading-edge resource for organizations delivering quality education through a personal committed to the success of women managers approach to leadership and intellectual explo - and leaders. ration. It is an empowering education for women. Programs of Study Undergraduate Management Program Other Programs Mary Dutkiewicz, Associate Dean, Administration Executive Education and Academic Programs Elisa van Dam , Director Mindell Reiss Nitkin, Faculty Team Leader, The School of Management has been Assistant Professor educating women for positions of leadership for See the Undergraduate Course Catalog. over 25 years with executive education central to The Undergraduate Management Program its mission. The goal has been the same from offers a choice of four core majors and minors the beginning, namely to help women succeed (finance, management, marketing, and retail in the world of business. Over the years, women management), two interdisciplinary minors managers and leaders have credited their (leadership and business metrics), two joint Simmons experience with job promotions, majors (arts administration and chemistry expansions in role scope and complexity, management) and a combined BA/MBA enhanced influence, and increased career program . Management students at Simmons opportunities. With extensive experience in the are enrolled in the Simmons College of Arts and design, development, and delivery of both open Sciences . As part of their degree program, enrollment and customized programs, the students complete a combination of manage - curriculum in executive education is well posi - ment and liberal arts and science courses. tioned to meet the leadership and management

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development needs of women.

Center for Gender in Organizations Patricia Deyton, Director The Center for Gender in Organizations (CGO) at the Simmons School of Management is committed to improving organizational effec - tiveness by strengthening gender equity in the workplace. Integral to CGO’s approach is the recognition that gender operates with other dimensions of identity such as race, class, ethnicity, and sexual identity in shaping organi - zational systems and practices as well as t

n workers’ experiences. CGO believes that e focusing on work organizations provides a m

e powerful lever for broader social change. This g

a research center is an international resource to n

a organizations, scholars, practitioners, execu -

M tives, and managers in the profit and f not-for-profit sectors. CGO works at the inter - o

l section of research and practice, and pursues its o

o mission through research, consultations, educa - h

c tion, convening, and publishing. S Additional Information For further information about any program described above contact: Simmons School of Management 409 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02215 Telephone: 617.521.3800 Fax: 617.521.3880 website: www.simmons.edu/som Admissions Office: [email protected]

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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

Stefan Krug, Dean application packet in one unit to the Linda Barnes, Assistant to the Dean Admissions Office, School of Social Work. The Carlos Frontado, Director of Admissions packet should include three letters of reference, transcripts from all colleges attended, a state - ment of personal and professional intent, the Master of Social Work Program application fee, and completed application forms. Applicants applying for readmission Mission Statement must also conform to this schedule. The SSW Since 1904, the school’s central purpose has Admissions Office strongly encourages appli - been the education of professional social cants to meet with a member of the admissions S

workers. Beginning in 1904, the focus of the team. c h

school was on the training of master’s students. The school sets the following requirements o o

The focus later broadened to include a program for admission, some of which may be waived in l in continuing education and, in 1983, a doctoral very special situations: o f

program. 1. Graduation from an accredited college. It S o

Today, the mission of the Simmons College is desirable that applicants have a c i a

School of Social Work is to: balanced liberal arts education on the l • excel in the delivery of an innovative undergraduate level. W o

education to professional social workers, 2. Evidence of the applicant’s intellectual r k preparing them for practice in a multicul- capacity to sustain rigorous academic tural world; work at the graduate level. At least a 3.0 • prepare graduates who are grounded in the cumulative average is required for values of social justice and committed to admission. social action and work with oppressed and 3. Evidence of commitment to social work vulnerable groups; values, such as the dignity and freedom • develop social workers for leadership roles of every individual, appreciation of human in organizations and communities and to diversity, social justice and equal access promote the social work profession; to resources, institutional responsiveness • contribute to knowledge and teaching in to human needs, and social change. the field through scholarship, curricular 4. Evidence of the applicant’s personal quali- innovation, and research; and fications for social work, such as • create partnerships and collaborations that emotional stability, maturity, and the enhance curriculum and practice with capacity and desire to form helping particular attention to linking with the relationships. urban communities within proximity to 5. Candidates are expected to have explored the school. the field of social work and social work In recent years, the number of qualified education. Experience in such service may applicants has greatly exceeded available open - have been obtained through summer ings. The school strongly encourages early employment, field experience in relation application. Application deadlines are December to coursework, volunteer work during or 15 and February 15 for the following September. after college, and/or full-time employ- ment in a human services field after Applicants are responsible for mailing the

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college graduation. Admissions Office at the School of Social Work at the address above. Degree Requirements: Two full academic years or their equivalent in the full-time program

are required for the Master of Social Work D i

degree, unless the student has satisfactorily r e

completed the first year in a school of social c t

work accredited by the Council on Social Work o r

Education. In addition, students may enroll in y the extended program, completing the degree o f

in three or four years. F a

A minimum of 65 semester hours is required c u l

for the degree. Candidates must demonstrate t y k

r the ability to meet a high professional standard a o in fulfilling the requirements for the degree. n d W l

For a catalog giving more detailed informa - A a i d

c tion along with the SSW application, contact: m o i

S Admissions Office n f i

School of Social Work s o t l r

Simmons College a o t o 300 The Fenway, o h r c s

S Boston, MA 02115-5898 Telephone: 617.521.3939 Fax: 617.521.3980 email: [email protected] website: www.simmons.edu/ssw Doctor of Philosophy Program Simmons College School of Social Work has offered a PhD in social work since 1983. The primary purpose of the program is to prepare advanced clinical scholars who will contribute to and disseminate the profession’s knowledge base as practitioners, educators, researchers, and administrators in a variety of local and national settings. Admission is offered in the fall semester only. Completed applications must be received by February 1. All applicants should have ongoing experience as clinical social workers and must hold a master’s degree from a social work program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. For more information on the doctoral program, please contact the

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DIRECTORY OF FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATORS Appointment date refers to the date of original hire Mischa Beckett, Instructor in Political Science and to the College. International Relations BA, Marquette University; PhD, Boston College. D

s FACULTY, COLLEGE OF ARTS Appointed 2008. i r r o e

t AND SCIENCES Donna Beers, Professor of Mathematics c a t r o t BA, MS, PhD, University of Connecticut. r s y i Paul Abraham, Associate Professor and Chair of Appointed 1986. n o i Education and Director of MATESL Program f

m Michael Berger, Assistant Professor of Chemistry BA, Boston College; MEd, Boston University; EdD, F d Harvard University. Appointed 1993. BA, Cornell University; MBA, Boston University; a c A

MA, PhD, Harvard University. Appointed 2005. u d l

Joan Abrams, Professor of Practice in t n y

a Communications and Director of the Master’s in Renee Bergland, Professor of English a y Communications Management Program n

t BA, St. John’s College; PhD, Columbia University. l Appointed 1999. d u BA, MS, Simmons College; MPA, Harvard A c University. Appointed 1999. a Stephen Berry, Assistant Professor of History d F m

f Zachary Abuza, Professor and Chair of Political BA, MEd, Vanderbilt University; MLIS, University i o Science and International Relations of Southern Mississippi; PhD, Duke University. n i y s r Appointed 2007. BA, Trinity College, MALD; PhD, Tufts University. t o r t Appointed 1996. a c Joy Bettencourt, Clinical Assistant Professor of t e o r r i Susan Ainsleigh, Assistant Professor of Education Education and Westford Campus Coordinator s

D and Coordinator of Mentoring BA, University of Colorado; MEd, Antioch College. BS, MS, Simmons College. Appointed 1997. Appointed 1999.

Masato Aoki, Associate Professor and Chair of Carole Biewener, Professor of Women’s and Economics Gender Studies and Economics BA, Bucknell University; MA, PhD, University of BA, Douglass College; PhD, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Appointed 1993. Massachusetts. Appointed 1987.

Judith Aronson, Assistant Professor of Allan S. Blume, Clinical Assistant Professor of Communications Education and Program Coordinator for Landmark BA, University of Michigan; MFA, MCP, Yale and Melmark University. Appointed 1998. BA, State University of New York at Geneseo; MEd, University of Vermont; MS, EdS, Simmons Judah Axe, Instructor in Education College. Appointed 1995. BS, University of Wisconsin –Madison; MA, PhD Candidate, The Ohio State University. Appointed Dánisa Bonacic, Assistant Professor of Modern 2008. Languages and Literatures BA, MA, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile; Donald L. Basch, Professor of Economics PhD, Brown University. Appointed 2007. BA, Trinity College; MA, MPhil, PhD, Yale University. Appointed 1980. Lylian Bourgois, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Modern Languages and Literatures Kirk James Beattie, Professor of Political Science BA, MA, University of Haute-Bretagne II; PhD and International Relations Candidate, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. BA, Kalamazoo College; MA, PhD, University of Appointed 2008. Michigan. Appointed 1985.

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Edith Bresler, Instructor of Art and Music Daniel Connell, Distinguished Lecturer in BFA, School of Visual Arts. Appointed 2003. Communications BA, Hobart College; MA, State University of New Pamela Bromberg, Professor of English and York at Buffalo. Appointed 2002. Director of Graduate Program in English BA, Wellesley College; PhD, Yale University. James Corcoran, Associate Professor and Chair of D

s Communications

Appointed 1972. i r r o BA, University of North Dakota; MPA, Harvard e t c

a David Browder, Professor of Mathematics

University. Appointed 1986. t r o t BA, Amherst College; MA, PhD, University of r s y i Oregon. Appointed 1971. Laurie Crumpacker, Professor and Chair of History n o i BA, Simmons College; AM, Harvard University; f

m Michael L. Brown, Professor of Mathematics PhD, Boston University. Appointed 1978. F d BA, Columbia University; MA, PhD, Harvard a c A

University. Appointed 1986. Maryellen Cunnion, Associate Professor of u d l

Education t n y

a Sarah Burrows, Internship Program Director and BA, College of Mt. St. Vincent; MA, Trinity College; a y Instructor of Communications n

t MS, Johns Hopkins University; EdD, Harvard l d

u Appointed 1999. University. Appointed 1993. A c a d

F Tulio Campos, Spanish Preceptor, Modern Ellen May Davidson, Clinical Assistant Professor m

f Languages and Literatures of Education i o BA, Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Peru. BA, Antioch College; MA, State University of New n i y s r

Appointed 2006. York at New Paltz. Appointed 1998. t o r t a c Michael Cameron, Assistant Professor of Leanne Doherty, Assistant Professor of Political t e o r r i Education and Program Coordinator of Behavioral Science and International Relations s

D Education BA, Clark University; MA, PhD, Northeastern BA, Rhode Island College; MA, PhD, Northeastern University. Appointed 2000. University. Appointed 1998. Vladimir Douhovnikoff, Assistant Professor of Changqing Chen, Clinical Assistant Professor of Biology Chemistry BA, MS, PhD, University of California, Berkeley. BE, Xi’an Jiatong University; MS, Peking Appointed 2005. University; PhD, University of Connecticut, Storrs. Appointed 2005. Christine J. Evans, Clinical Assistant Professor of Education and Program Director for New England Michelle Chen, Assistant Professor of Physics Center for Children BS, BA, MS, University of Chicago; PhD, BA, Hartwick College; MEd, Lesley College. University of Pennsylvania. Appointed 2008. Appointed 1993.

Janet Chumley, Clinical Instructor of Education Eduardo Febles, Assistant Professor of Modern BA, Antioch College; MEd, Boston University. Languages and Literatures Appointed 1996. BA, Tulane University; MA, PhD, Brown University. Appointed 2003. Florence Ciret-Strecker, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages and Literatures Gregory Feldman, Assistant Professor of MA, PhD, Tulane University. Appointed 2005. Psychology BA, University of Connecticut at Storrs; MS, PhD, Louise G. Cohen, Associate Professor of Modern University of Miami. Appointed 2006. Languages and Literatures BS, Simmons College; AM, PhD, Harvard Marlene Fine, Professor of Communications University. Appointed 1967. BA, PhD, University of Massachusetts; MA, University of Minnesota; MBA, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Appointed 1999.

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Rachel L. Galli, Associate Professor of Psychology Maria Hegarty, I nstructor of Education and BA, Hofstra University; MA, PhD, Boston Coordinator of Madrid Program University. Appointed 1998. BA, Boston College; MA, Simmons College. Appointed 2007. Barbara F. Gentile, Associate Professor and Chair of Psychology Raquel M. Halty, Professor of Modern Languages D

s and Literatures and Director of the Graduate

BA, University of Rochester; PhD, Cornell i r r o University. Appointed 1971. Program in Spanish e t c a

BA, Chatham College; AM, PhD, Harvard t r o t Sheldon George, Assistant Professor of English University. Appointed 1975. r s y i BA, The City College of New York; PhD, Boston n o i College. Appointed 2005. Margaret Hanni, Associate Professor of Art and f

m Music F d Velda Goldberg, Professor and Chair of Physics BA, Simmons College; MA, PhD, Boston a c A

BA, State University of New York, Potsdam; MS, University. Appointed 1996. u d l t

n PhD, Boston College. Appointed 1984. y

a Jane Hardin, Clinical Assistant Professor of a y Robert N. Goldman, Professor of Mathematics Education and Program Coordinator for Accept n t l and South Coast d

u BS, London School of Economics; AM, PhD, A c Harvard University. Appointed 1972. BA, University of Massachusetts; MEd, a d F

Framingham State College. Appointed 1995. m

f Ellen Grabiner, Assistant Professor of i o Communications Thomas N. Hull, Joan M. and James P. Warburg n i y s r Professor of International Relations

BA, SUNY Albany; MEd, Goddard College. t o r t Appointed 2000. BA, Dickinson College; MA, MIA, Columbia a c t e University. Appointed 2007. o r r i Daren Graves, Assistant Professor of Education s

D and Director of the Urban Education Program Alister Inglis, Assistant Professor of Modern BA, Yale University; MEd, EdD Harvard University. Languages and Literatures Appointed 2006. BA, University of Canberra; PhD, University of Melbourne. Appointed 2003. D. Bruce Gray, Associate Professor of Biology BS, Tufts University; MS, Columbia University; LaShaune Johnson, Assistant Professor of PhD, University of Connecticut. Appointed 1993. Sociology BA, Wellesley College; MA, PhD, University of David Gullette, Professor of English California, Santa Barbara. Appointed 2008. AB, Harvard College; PhD, University of North Carolina. Appointed 1967. Lynda K. Johnson, Distinguished Professor of Practice and Educational Outreach Director in the Richard W. Gurney, Assistant Professor of Department of Education Chemistry BA, MS, Simmons College; CAGS, Boston BS, Benedictine University; PhD, Purdue University. Appointed 1992. University. Appointed 2003. Michael Jordan, Assistant Professor of Physics Helen Guttentag, Professor of Practice in BA, D.Phil., Oxford University. Appointed 2007. Education and Director of Clinical Programs and Undergraduate Education Michael Kaplan, Professor of Chemistry and BA, Wellesley College; EdM, Harvard University. Physics Appointed 1978. MS, Kishinev State University; PhD, Leningrad State University; DrSci, Moscow State University, Kelly Hager, Associate Professor of English and Moscow. Appointed 1993. Women’s and Gender Studies BA, Rice University; PhD, University of California, Irvine. Appointed 2001.

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Roberta Kelly, Senior Lecturer in Education and Abby Machamer, Clinical Instructor of Education Director of the Educational Leadership Program and Director of Language and Literacy and BA, Tufts University; MS, Lesley University. Program Coordinator of the Reading Institute in Appointed 1995. Williamstown BA, Lycoming College; MBA, New Hampshire Colleen Kiely, Assistant Professor of Art and Music College; EdS, Simmons College. Appointed 2002. D s

BFA, Rhode Island School of Design; MFA, School i r r o of the Museum of Fine Arts. Appointed 2005. Russell Maguire, Assistant Professor of Education e t c a

BA, New York State University at Buffalo; MA, t r o t Nancy Lee, Associate Professor of Chemistry PhD, Northeastern University. Appointed 2007. r s y i BA, University of Pennsylvania; PhD, Brown n o i University. Appointed 1994. Leonard Mailloux, Clinical Instructor in f

m Communications F d Valerie Leiter, Associate Professor of Sociology and BA, Mount Wachusetts Community College; MEd, a c A

Co-director of the Program in Public Health Cambridge College. Appointed 2008. u d l t

n BA, State University of New York at Albany; AM, y

a Harvard University; PhD, Brandeis University . Sarah Martin, Assistant Professor of Psychology a y of n t Appointed 2003. BS, Duke University; MS, PhD, The Pennsylvania l d

u State University. Appointed 2008. A c Sarah Leonard, Assistant Professor of History a d

F Margaret Menzin, Professor of Mathematics BA, University of California, Santa Cruz; MA, PhD, m f

Brown University. Appointed 2004. BA, Swarthmore College; MA, PhD, Brandeis i o University. Appointed 1969. n i y s r Suzanne Leonard, Assistant Professor of English t o r t AB, Dartmouth College; MA, PhD, University of Cathryn M. Mercier, Associate Dean, Professor of a c English, and Director of the Center for the Study of t e Wisconsin –Milwaukee. Appointed 2006. o r r i Children’s Literature s

D Randi Lite, Instructor of Biology BA, Mount Holyoke College; MA, MPhil, Simmons AB, Brown University; MA, Columbia University. College; PhD, Boston University. Appointed 1985. Appointed 1989. W. David Novak, Associate Professor and Chair of Zhigang Liu, Associate Professor of History and Mathematics Modern Languages and Literatures and Director of BA, MA, PhD, Washington State University. the Program in East Asian Studies Appointed 1976. University Diploma, Beijing Normal University; MA, PhD, Boston University. Appointed 1991. Gary Oakes, Assistant Professor of Education and Assistant Director of the Master’s in the Art of Stephen D. London, Professor of Sociology Teaching and Director of the Multidisciplinary BA, Bowdoin College; PhD, University of Chicago. Core Course Appointed 1975. BA, University of South Florida; MA, Florida State University; EdD, Boston University. Appointed Jane Lopilato, Associate Professor of Biology 2000. BA, Emmanuel College; PhD, Harvard University. Appointed 1989. Barbara O’Brien, Assistant Professor of Art and Music and Director of the Trustman Art Gallery Shirong Luo, Assistant Professor of Philosophy BA, BS, University of Kansas; MFA, Rhode Island MS, Peking Union Medical College; MA, Texas School of Design. Appointed 2006. A&M University; PhD, University of Miami. Appointed 2006. Akiko Okusu, Assistant Professor of Biology BA, Hamilton College; PhD, Harvard University. Bridget Lynch, Instructor of Art and Music Appointed 2007. BA, University of Kansas. Appointed 2006. Robert Oppenheim, Professor of Art and Music BFA, Rhode Island School of Design; MFA, Michigan State University. Appointed 1969.

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Stephen Ortega, Assistant Professor of History Jyoti Puri, Professor and Chair of Sociology and BA, New York University; MA, Harvard University; Director of the Graduate Program in PhD, University of Manchester. Appointed 2006. Gender/Cultural Studies BA, Bombay University; PhD, Northeastern Mary H. Owen, Associate Professor and Chair of University. Appointed 1996. Biology Diane Raymond, Dean of the College of Arts and D

BA, Regis College; MA, PhD, Clark University. i r

Appointed 1992. Sciences and Professor of Philosophy and e Women’s and Gender Studies c t Catherine Paden, Assistant Professor of Political BA, Vassar College; MA, PhD, New York University. o r Science and International Relations Appointed 1985. y BA, Vassar College; PhD, Northwestern University. o f f f John Reeder, Assistant Professor of Psychology Appointed 2006. F a a t BA, McMaster University; PhD, Princeton c S

Ausra Park, Assistant Professor of Political Science University. Appointed 2004. u d l

and International Relations t n y

a BA, Vytautas Magnus University; MA, College of Judith Richland, Clinical Instructor of a y Communications n

t Europe, Poland; PhD, University of South Carolina. l d

u Appointed 2006. BS, Cornell University; MA, Boston University; A c MFA, Massachusetts College of Art. Appointed a d

F Lowry Pei, Professor of English 2005. m f

AB, Harvard College; MA, PhD, Stanford i o University. Appointed 1985. Isabel Cedeira Rivas, Clinical Senior Lecturer in n i y s r Modern Languages and Literatures t o r t Dolores Peláez-Benítez, Associate Professor and BA, University of Santiago de Compostela; MA, a c Chair of Modern Languages and Literatures t e University of Kansas. Appoited 2008. o r r i

Licenciatura, PhD, Universidad Complutense de s

D Madrid. Appointed 1992. Alfred A. Rocci, Jr., Clinical Associate Professor of Education J. Douglas Perry, Jr., Associate Professor and Chair AB, MEd, Tufts University; CAGS, Boston College. of English Appointed 1993. BA, Yale College; MA, PhD, Temple University. Appointed 1968. Jennifer Roecklein-Canfield, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Theresa Perry, Professor of Africana Studies and BS, University of Maryland; PhD, State University Education of New York at Stony Brook. Appointed 1999. BA, Loyola University; MA, Marquette University; PhD, Yale University; EdD, Harvard University Bruce Rosow, Clinical Instructor of Education Graduate School of Education. Appointed 2005. BA, University of Vermont; MEd, Norwich University. Appointed 2003. Vonda Powell, Assistant Professor of Communications Charlotte Russell, Assistant Professor of Biology BA, Spellman College; PhD, University of Illinois. B.Med,Sci., University of Birmingham; PhD, Appointed 2005. University of Manchester. Appointed 2007.

Laura Prieto, Associate Professor of History Anna Sandoval Girõn, Assistant Professor of BA, Wellesley College; MA, PhD, Brown University. Sociology Appointed 1997. BS, Oregon State University, Corvallis; MA, PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara. Appointed Madalaine Pugliese, Clinical Instructor of 2005. Education and Coordinator of the Assistant Technology Program Barbara A. Sawtelle, Professor of Economics BS, University of Maryland; MEd, Suffolk BA, University of New Hampshire; PhD, University and Lesley College; MS, EdS, Simmons Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Appointed College. Appointed 1992. 1970.

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Elizabeth Scott, Assistant Professor of Biology and Bruce Tis, Associate Professor and Chair of Co-director of the Program in Public Health Computer Science and Information Technology MI, Manchester Metropolitan University; MPhil, BSEE, MSEE, Northeastern University; PhD, PhD, University of London. Appointed 2001. Boston University. Appointed 1998.

Vaughn Sills, Associate Professor and Chair of Art Wanda Torres Gregory, Associate Professor and D

s and Music Chair of Philosophy i r r o BA, The American University; MFA, Rhode Island BA (Pol.Sci.), BA (Phil.), MA, University of Puerto e t c

a ult

School of Design. Appointed 1987. Rico; PhD, Boston University. Appointed 1997. t r o t r s y i Gregory Slowik, Professor of Art and Music Mary Jane Treacy, Professor of Women’s and n o i BM, Mansfield University; MM, DMA, Boston Gender Studies and Director of the Honors f

m Program University. Appointed 1994. F d BA, Emmanuel College; MA, PhD, Boston a c A

Niloufer Sohrabji, Assistant Professor of University. Appointed 1972. u d l

Economics t n y

a MA, University of Maine; PhD, Boston College. Jo Trigilio, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and a y Women’s and Gender Studies n

t Appointed 1999. l d

u BA, Marietta College; MA, PhD, University of A c Leonard Soltzberg, Hazel Dick Leonard Professor Oregon. Appointed 2005. a d

F and Chair of Chemistry m

f Geoffrey Turner, Associate Professor of Psychology

BS, University of Delaware; MA, PhD, Brandeis i o University. Appointed 1969. AB, Lafayette College; MS, PhD, Pennsylvania n i y s r

State University. Appointed 1997. t o r t

Sue P. Stafford, Professor of Philosophy a c Nanette Veilleux, Associate Professor of Computer t e BA, Wheaton College; MA, University of Illinois, o r r i Science

Chicago; PhD, University of Connecticut. s

D Appointed 1990. ScB, Brown University; MSEE, PhD, Boston University. Appointed 1999. Anna Staniszewki, Writer in Residence BA, MA, MFA, Simmons College. Appointed 2008. Edward T. Vieira, Jr., Associate Professor of Communications Ruihua Sun, Clinical Senior Lecturer in Modern BA, Rhode Island College; MBA, Bryant College; Languages and Literatures PhD, University of Connecticut. Appointed 2004. BA, Nanjing University; MA, Tsukuba University. Appointed 2008. Marta Villar, Spanish Preceptor, Modern Languages and Literatures Jill Taylor, Professor of Education and Women’s Licenciatura, Universidad Complutense de and Gender Studies and Chair of Women’s and Madrid; MA, EL PAIS de Madrid; MA, University Gender Studies of Rhode Island; PhD, Boston University. BA, New Zealand School of Physiotherapy; BA, Appointed 2003. University of Massachusetts, Boston; EdM, EdD, Harvard University. Appointed 1990. Phyllis Waldman, Instructor of Communications BS, MA, Emerson College. Appointed 2007. Dawna Thomas, Assistant Professor of Africana Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies James Walsh, Associate Professor of Education BA, MS, University of Massachusetts, Boston; BA, Boston College; MA, Boston State College; PhD, Northeastern University. Appointed 2003. PhD, Boston College. Appointed 2001.

Becky Thompson, Professor and of Sociology Janie Ward, Professor of Education and Africana BA, University of California, Santa Cruz; PhD, Studies and Chair of Africana Studies Brandeis University. Appointed 1996. BFA, New York University; EdM, EdD, Harvard University. Appointed 1986.

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Afaa Michael Weaver, Alumnae Professor of Terry Müller, Director, Writing Center English BA, Bowdoin College; MA, UMass Boston; Ed.D. BA, University of the State of New York; MA, University of Phoenix. Appointed 2007. Brown University. Appointed 1997. Jeremy Poehnert, Associate Director of Cheryl B. Welch, Professor of Political Science and Undergraduate Civic Engagement, Scott/Ross Center for Community Service D

s International Relations i r BS, Vanderbilt University. Appointed 2001. r o BA, Simmons College; MPhil, PhD, Columbia e t c a

University. Appointed 1990. Timothy Rogers, Associate Director, Disability t r o t Services, Center for Academic Achievement r s y i Bob White, Professor of Communications BA, Miami University; MA, University of n o i AB, College of the Holy Cross; MS, Boston Connecticut. Appointed 2007. f m University. Appointed 1971. F d Josephine Shaddock, Associate Director, Center for a c A

Richard Wollman, Associate Professor of English Academic Achievement u d l t

n BA, Brandeis University; MA, MPhil, PhD, MEd, Institute for Open Education, Antioch y a Columbia University. Appointed 1993. University. Appointed 1985. a y n t l d u A c ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTORS, Andrea Wolf, Director of the Career Education a Center d

F COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES m

f BS, Ohio State University; MEd, University of i o Jessica Bell, Associate Director, Undergraduate Cincinnati. Appointed 2007. n i y s r

Admissions t o r t BS, Tufts University; MA, Bowling Green State a c FACULTY AND STAFF, SCHOOL t e University. Appointed 2006. o r r i FOR HEALTH SCIENCES s

D Catherine Childs-Capolupo, Director, Sabriyah M. Al-Mazeedi, Clinical Assistant Undergraduate Admission Professor of Physical Therapy BA, Stonehill College; BA, Simmons College. BSPT, University of Southern California –Los Appointed 1999. Angeles; MSPT, Massachusetts General Hospital Janet Ferrari, Senior Associate Director, Event Institute of Health Professions; ScD, Boston Coordinator, Undergraduate Admissions University. Appointed 2005. BA, Stonehill College; MS, Simmons College. Josephine Atinaja-Faller, Clinical Assistant Appointed 2002. Professor of Nursing Kristen Haack, Director, Graduate Studies BSN, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Admission Newark; MSN, Northeastern University. Appointed BA, Wheelock College; MAT, Boston University. 2004. Appointed 2002. Anne-Marie Barron, Assistant Professor of Diane E. Hammer, Administrative Director, Nursing Simmons Institute for Leadership and Change BSN, Boston College; MSN, University of BA, State University of New York at Binghamton; Massachusetts, Amherst; PhD, Boston College. MS, Simmons College. Appointed 1978. Appointed 1999. Carolyn Grimes, Program Director of Graduate Community Engagement and Service, Scott/Ross Judy A. Beal, Associate Dean and Professor and Center for Community Service Chair of Nursing BA, Boston College; MS, Simmons College. BSN, Skidmore College; MSN, Yale University; Appointed 2003. DNSc, Boston University. Appointed 1989. Todd Herriott, Director, Center for Academic Victor Bell, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing Achievement BSN, Northeastern University; MSN, BA, Drake University; MS, Iowa State University. Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Appointed 2004. Health Professions. Appointed 2004.

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Kathleen Benedetti, Clinical Assistant Professor of Lynn Foord-May, Director of Online Teaching and Nursing Learning, School for Health Studies BSN, Fairfield University; MSN, Simmons College. BS, Middlebury College; MEd, Cambridge College; Appointed 2004. MSPT, Duke University; PhD, Walden University. Appointed 1985. Charlene Berube, Clinical Assistant Professor of D

s Nursing Carmen Fortin, Assistant Dean and Director of i r r o BSN, Saint Anselm College; MSN, Boston Admission, School for Health Studies e t c a

University. Appointed 1994. BA, University of Maine; MA, University of t r o t Connecticut. Appointed 2000. r s y i Terry Mahan Buttaro, Clinical Assistant Professor n o i of Nursing Teresa Fung, Associate Professor of Nutrition f m MSN, Simmons College. Appointed 2003. BS, MS, Cornell University; ScD, Harvard F d University. Appointed 2000. a c A

Jean Christoffersen, Clinical Assistant Professor of u d l

Nursing Gary Gaumer, Assistant Professor of Health Care t n y

a BSN, State University of New York, Brooklyn; Administration a y n

t MSN, Boston College. Appointed 2004. BS, Bradley University; PhD, Northern Illinois l d

u University. Appointed 2003. A c Margaret Costello, Instructor of Nursing a d

F Priscilla Gazarian, Clinical Assistant Professor of BSN, Salve Regina College; MS, Simmons College; m

f Nursing

MSN, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. i o Appointed 2004. BSN, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth; n i y s r

MSN, University of Massachusetts, Boston. t o r t Robert F. Coulam, Research Professor of Health Appointed 2002. a c Care Administration t e o r r i Shelley Goodgold, Professor of Physical Therapy

BA, Harvard College; JD, Harvard Law School; s

D PhD, Harvard University. Appointed 2004. BS, New York University; MS, ScD, Boston University. Appointed 1985. Administrators Terry Davies, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing Karlyn Grimes, Instructor of Nutrition and Dietetic MSN, Simmons College. Appointed 2004. Internship Coordinator BA, Colgate University; MS, Boston University. Colette Dieujuste, Clinical Assistant Professor of Appointed 1998. Nursing BSN, Columbia Union College; MSN, Boston Nancie H. Herbold, Ruby Winslow Linn Professor College. Appointed 2000. and Chair of Nutrition BS, University of Rhode Island; MS, EdD, Boston Anne Marie Dupre, Clinical Assistant Professor of University. Appointed 1976. Physical Therapy BS, Simmons College; MSPT, DPT, Massachusetts Stephanie Johnson, Assistant Professor of Physical General Hospital Institute of Health Professions. Therapy and Clinical Coordinator Appointed 2002. BS, Simmons College; MBA, University of Houston. Appointed 1995. Susan Duty, Assistant Professor of Nursing BSN, University of Massachusetts, Boston; MSN, Rebecca Koeniger-Donohue, Assistant Professor of Simmons College; ScD, Harvard University. Nursing Appointed 2002 BSN, Saint Anselm College; MSN, Boston University; PhD, University of Rhode Island. Sari Edelstein, Assistant Professor of Nutrition Appointed 1988. BS, Florida State University; MS, Florida International University; PhD, University of Gerald Koocher, Dean and Professor, School for Florida. Appointed 2002. Health Sciences BA, Boston University; MA, PhD, University of Missouri. Appointed 2001.

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Jocelyn Loftus, Clinical Assistant Professor of Alice Sapienza, Professor of Health Care Nursing Administration BSN, University of Massachusetts, Boston; MSN, BS, Stonehill College; MA, Boston College; MBA, Simmons College. Appointed 1998. DBA, Harvard University. Appointed 1990.

Carol Love, Professor Emerita and Director of Karen Teeley, Clinical Assistant Professor of D

s Health Professions Education-CAGS, School for Nursing i r r o Health Sciences BSN, Fairfield University; MSN, Boston University. e t c a

BS, Simmons College; MEd, Xavier University; Appointed 2002. t r o t PhD, University of Cincinnati. Appointed 1985. r s y i Julie Vosit-Steller, Clinical Assistant Professor of n o i John Lowe, Associate Professor and Chair of Nursing f

m Health Care Administration BSN, College of Our Lady of the Elms; MS, MSN, F d BS, Duke University; MS, Ohio State University; University of Massachusetts, Boston. Appointed a c A

PhD, University of Illinois. Appointed 1993. 2004. u d l t n y

a Eileen McGee, Assistant Professor of Nursing Sarah Volkman, Associate Professor of Nursing a y n

t BSN, MSN, University of Massachusetts, Boston; BA, University of California, San Diego; ScD, l d

u PhD, Boston College. Appointed 2003. Harvard University. Appointed 2001. A c a d

F Elizabeth Metallinos-Katsaras, Assistant Professor Janet Washington, Instructor of Nutrition m

f of Nutrition

BS, University of Minnesota, St. Paul; MPH, i o BS, MS, PhD, University of California, Davis. Boston University. Appointed 2004. n i y s r

Appointed 1999. t o r t

Patricia A. White, Assistant Professor of Nursing a c Linda Moniz, Clinical Assistant Professor of t e BSN, MSN, Boston College. Appointed 1987. o r r i Nursing s

D BS, Boston State College; BSN, MSN, Salem State FACULTY AND STAFF, GRADUATE College. Appointed 2004. SCHOOL OF LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE Susan Neary, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing Jeannette Allis Bastian, Associate Professor of BA, Emmanuel College; BSN, St. Louis University; Library and Information Science, Director of MSN, Simmons College; PhD, Boston College. Archives Program, and Co-Director of Dual-Degree Appointed 1989. Program in Archives Management BA, New York University; MLS, Shippensburg Angela Patterson, Instructor of Nursing University; MPhil, University of the West Indies; BSN, MSN, Simmons College. Appointed 1998. PhD, University of Pittsburgh. Appointed 1999.

Janet Rico, Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing James C. Baughman, Professor of Library and BSN, St. Anselm College; MSN, University of Information Science and Director of School Library North Carolina; MBA, Boston University. Teacher Program Appointed 2000. BS, Clarion University; MS, Drexel University; MA, PhD, Case Western Reserve University. Appointed Patricia Rissmiller, Associate Professor of Nursing 1971. BSN, Catholic University; MSN, DNSc, Boston University. Appointed 1992. Gerald Benoit, Associate Professor of Library and Information Science Clare Safran-Norton, Assistant Professor of BA, University of California, Davis; MS, Columbia Physical Therapy University; PhD, University of California, Los BS, Northeastern University; MS, Boston Angeles. Appointed 2003. University; MS, University of Massachusetts, Boston. Appointed 1995.

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Margaret Bush, Professor of Library and Gerald P. Miller, Associate Professor of Library Information Science and Information Science BA, MLS, University of California, Berkeley. BA, Sacred Heart Seminary; MDiv, St, John’s Appointed 1984. Seminary; MS, PhD, University of Michigan. Appointed 1989. Sergio P. Chaparro, Assistant Professor of Library

s and Information Science Patricia Oyler, Associate Dean and Professor of r

o BA, Pontificia Universidad Católica Perú; MLS Library and Information Science t

a Rutgers University. Appointed 2004. BA, Chestnut Hill College; MBA, Simmons r

t College; MLS, PhD, University of Pittsburgh. s i Ching-chih Chen, Professor of Library and Appointed 1974. n

i Information Science

m BA, National Taiwan University; MALS, University Amy Pattee, Assistant Professor of Library and d of Michigan; PhD, Case Western Reserve Information Science A University. Appointed 1971. BA, University of North Carolina, Greensboro; d

n MLS, Rutgers University; PhD, University of North

a Michèle V. Cloonan, Dean and Professor of Library Carolina, Chapel Hill. Appointed 2004.

y and Information Science t l Robin Peek, Associate Professor of Library and

u AB, Bennington College; AM, University of

c Chicago; MS, PhD, University of Illinois, Urbana- Information Science a

F Champaign. Appointed 2002. BS, University of Oregon; MS, PhD, Syracuse f University. Appointed 1992. o Denise M. Davis, Assistant Dean for Admission y

r and Recruitment Terry Plum, Assistant Dean for the GSLIS at o

t BA, University of Nebraska; MS, Simmons Mount Holyoke Program and Technology c

e College. Appointed 2003. BA, Middlebury College; MLS, University of r i Washington; MA, PhD candidate, University of

D Sheila Denn, Assistant Professor of Library and Connecticut. Appointed 2000. Information Science BA, MSIS, University of North Carolina at Chapel Carolyn S. Schwartz, Professor of Library and Hill. Appointed 2006. Information Science and Coordinator of Doctoral Studies Jennifer Doyle, Director of GSLIS Curriculum and BA, MLS, McGill University; PhD, Syracuse Communications University. Appointed 1980. BA, Connecticut College; MSLIS, Simmons College, Appointed 2001. Allen Smith, Professor of Library and Information Science Peter Hernon, Professor of Library and BA, Ohio University; MA, University of Denver; Information Science PhD, Institute of Dialect and Folklife Studies, BA, MA, University of Colorado; MA, University of University of Leeds. Appointed 1978. Denver; PhD, Indiana University. Appointed 1978. Rong Tang, Assistant Professor of Library and Daniel N. Joudrey, Assistant Professor of Library Information Science and Information Science BA, MA, Renmin University of China; MA, Ohio BA, George Washington University; MLIS, PhD, State University; MLS, Wayne State University; University of Pittsburgh. Appointed 2005. PhD, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Appointed 2006.

Tywanna Whorley, Assistant Professor of Library Em Claire Knowles, Assistant Dean for Student and Information Science Administrative Services BA, MA, University of Virginia; MA, Carnegie BA, University of California, Davis; MLS, University Mellon University; PhD, University of Pittsburgh. of California, Berkeley; MPA, California State Appointed 2004. University, Sacramento; DA, Simmons College. Appointed 1988.

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FACULTY AND STAFF, SCHOOL Vipin Gupta, Associate Professor, Roslyn Solomon OF MANAGEMENT Jaffe Chair in Strategy and Director, SOM International Outreach Jill Avery, Assistant Professor B.Com, Shri Ram College; MBA, Indian Institute of BA, University of Pennsylvania; MBA, Wharton Management; MA, PhD, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. Appointed 2005. School, University of Pennsylvania; DBA, Harvard D i

University. Appointed 2007. r

Denise Haile, Director, MBA Admissions e c

Bonita Betters-Reed, Professor, CGO Faculty AB, Harvard University; MBA, Bentley College. t Appointed 2006. o Affiliate r y BA, State University of New York at Potsdam; MA, Susan Hass, Professor o Bowling Green State University; PhD, Boston f College. Appointed 1986. BS, Boston University; MBA, Harvard University; F CPA MA and MD. Appointed 1981. a c

Stacy Blake-Beard, Associate Professor, Research u l

Lori Holder-Webb, Associate Professor t

Faculty, CGO y BBA, University of Texas at San Antonio; PhD, BS, University of Maryland; MA, PhD, University of a Texas A & M University. Appointed 2008. n

Michigan. Appointed 2002. d

Cynthia Ingols, Associate Professor, CGO Faculty A

Linda Boardman Liu, Assistant Professor d Affiliate BS, Merrimack College; MBA, Simmons College; m

BA, University of Georgia; MA, University of i

DBA candidate, Boston University. Appointed n Wisconsin; EdD, Harvard University. Appointed i

2009. s

1996. t r

Hugh Colaco, Assistant Professor a Deborah M. Kolb, Professor, Deloitte Ellen Gabriel t B.Com., University of Bombay, India; MBA, Xavier o Professor for Women and Leadership, CGO r University; PhD, University of Connecticut. Faculty Affiliate s Appointed 2006. BA, Vassar College; MBA, University of Colorado; Patricia Deyton, Senior Lecturer and Director, PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. CGO Appointed 1977. BS, Empire State College, SUNY; M Div., Yale; J. Barry Lin, Associate Professor MSW, Columbia. Appointed 2004. MS, PhD, Baruch College at CUNY. Appointed Shuili Du, Assistant Professor 2008. BA, Tsinghua University; MA, Fudan University; Deborah Marlino, Professor and Associate Dean, DBA, Boston University. Appointed 2007. Faculty and Curriculum Susan Duffy, Assistant Professor BA, MBA, University of Tennessee; PhD, University BS, Pennsylvania State University; MS, John of California, Los Angeles. Appointed 1989. Hopkins University; PhD, George Washington Sylvia Maxfield, Associate Professor, CGO Faculty University. Appointed 2008. Affiliate Mary Dutkiewicz, Associate Dean, Administration BA, Cornell University; MA, PhD, Harvard and Academic Programs University. Appointed 2001. BA, Holy Cross; MEd, University of Vermont; Deborah Merrill-Sands, Dean, CGO Faculty MBA, Simmons College. Appointed 1999. Affiliate Indra Guertler, Senior Lecturer BA, Hampshire College; MA, PhD, Cornell BA, Albion College; MBA, MS, University of University. Appointed 1995. Maryland; DBA, University of Virginia. Appointed 2000.

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Lynda Moore, Associate Professor, CGO Faculty Lisa Toby, Director, Career Services Office Affiliate BS, Fitchburg State College; MS, Simmons BA, Hollins College; MEd., Antioch Graduate College. Appointed 2002. School; EdD, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Appointed 1981. Elisa van Darn, Director, Executive Education Jane Mooney, Associate Professor BA, Brown University; MBA, Boston University. D s

AB, Vassar College; MBA, Wharton School, Appointed 2007. i r r o University of Pennsylvania; PhD, Baruch College, e t c

a Ad Bruce Warren, Professor

CUNY. Appointed 2005. t r o t ministrators BS, Bryant College; MBA, Clark University; JD, r s y i Paul Myers, Assistant Professor Suffolk University. Appointed 1970. n o i BA, Yale University; MA, PhD, Harvard University. f

m Fiona Wilson, Instructor Appointed 2001. F d MBA, Simmons College; DBA Candidate, Boston a c A

Teresa Nelson, Associate Professor, Elizabeth J. University. Appointed 2002. u d l

McCandless Professor of Entrepreneurship and t n y

a Director, Entrepreneurship Program, CGO Faculty Nataliya Zaiats, Assistant Professor a y Affiliate n

t BA, Hartwick College; BA, Ivan Franko National l d

u BA, University of Massachusetts at Boston; MBA, University of Lviv, Ukraine; PhD, University of A c Western Michigan University; PhD, University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. Appointed 2008. a d F

Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Appointed 2006. m f i o Mindy Nitkin, Assistant Professor FACULTY AND STAFF, SCHOOL n i y s r

BA, University of Missouri; MS, Hebrew t o

OF SOCIAL WORK r t University; MBA, Simmons College; PhD candi - a c t e date, Boston University. Appointed 2000. o r

Gary Bailey, Associate Professor of Social Work r i s

D Kimberly O’Neil, Assistant to the Dean, Budget BA, Eliot Pearson School of Child Study and Tufts Manager University; MSW, Boston University. Appointed BA, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. 1999. Appointed 2003. Carol E. Bonner, Associate Dean for Darla Pires-DeGrace, Associate Director of Administration and Community Relations and Academic Programs Associate Professor of Social Work BS, Emmanuel College; MS, Simmons College. BA, Mount Holyoke College; MSW, Simmons Appointed 2007. College; MBA, Boston University. Appointed 1984.

Susan D. Sampson, Associate Professor and Sherdena Dorsey Cofield, Assistant Professor of Director, Prince Program Social Work and Director of the Urban Leadership Program BS, Salem State College; MA, PhD, Kent State University. Appointed 1995. BA, Ashland College; MSW, Michigan State University; Ed.D. Boston University. Mary Shapiro, Senior Lecturer, CGO Faculty Appointed 2002. Affiliate Ruth Grossman Dean, Professor of Social Work BFA, MS, MBA, Wright State University. Appointed 1992. BA, MSW, University of Pittsburgh; PhD, Boston College. Appointed 1978. Spela Trefalt, Assistant Professor, CGO Faculty Affiliate Ann Fleck-Henderson, Professor of Social Work BA, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; MBA, AB, Radcliffe College; MSSW, Columbia University; University of Kansas; DBA, Harvard University. PhD, Fielding Institute. Appointed 1983. Appointed 2008. Phyllis Fonseca, Assistant Professor of Social Work BA, Princeton University; MSW, Smith College. Appointed 2005.

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Carlos Frontado, Director of Admissions, School Kathleen Millstein, Professor of Social Work of Social Work BA, Tufts University; MSW, Smith College; PhD, BA, Suffolk University MA, Emerson College; MBA; Boston College. Appointed 1985. Boston University. Appointed 2007. Michelle Putnam, Assistant Professor of Social Abbie K. Frost, Associate Professor of Social Work Work D

BA, MSSA, PhD, Case Western Reserve University. BA, University of Michigan; MS, Miami University i r

Appointed 1983. (Oxford, Ohio); PhD, UCLA. Appointed 2008. e c t Mary Gilfus, Professor of Social Work Joseph Regan, Professor of Social Work o r BA, St. Lawrence University; MSW, Boston MSW, Loyola University; PhD, Brandeis University. y University; PhD, Brandeis University. Appointed Appointed 1976. o f

1993. F

Helen Z. Reinherz, Professor of Social Work and a c

Ellen Goodman, Assistant Professor of Social Principal Investigator, Simmons Longitudinal u l

Work Study t y BA, University of New Hampshire; MSW, BA, Wheaton College; MSW, Simmons College; a

Simmons College. Appointed 1995. ScD, Harvard School of Public Health. Appointed n 1965. d

Johnnie Hamilton-Mason, Professor of Social A d y

t Work Linda T. Sanford, LICSW Assistant Professor m l u

BS, State College of Boston; MSW, Simmons BA, MSW University of Washington. Appointed i n c

a College; PhD, Smith College. Appointed 1991. 2005. i s F t i r t

Thomas W. Harrigan, Assistant Professor of Social Suzanne Sankar, Assistant Professor of Social a r t

e Work Work and Director of Field Education o r m

BA, State University of New York; MSW, Boston BA, University of Michigan; MSW, Simmons s

E College. Appointed 2004. College. Appointed 1994.

Emeline Homonoff, Associate Professor of Social Christine Flynn Saulnier, Professor of Social Work Work BS, Michigan State University; MSW, Boston BA, Smith College; MSW, Simmons College; DSW, University; PhD, University of California at Boston College. Appointed 1988. Berkeley. Appointed 2005

Denise Humm-Delgado, Associate Professor of Beverly Sealey, Associate Professor of Social Work Social Work BA, University of Massachusetts; MSW, Simmons BA, Marymount Manhattan College; MSSW, College; PhD, Brandeis University. Columbia University; PhD, Brandeis University. Appointed 1991. Appointed 1983. Tien Ung, Instructor of Social Work Stefan G. Krug, Dean and Professor of Social Work BA, Brandeis University; MSW, Boston College BA, University of California; MSW, PhD, Simmons School of Social Work; PhD (May 08), Boston College. Appointed 1989. College School of Social Work. Appointed 2005. Peter Maramaldi, Associate Professor of Social ALL-COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION Work AND STAFF BA, Montclair State University; MSSW, MPH, PhD, Columbia University. Appointed 2004. Megan Abbett, Director of Donor Relations and Michael P. Melendez, Associate Professor of Scholarship Giving Social Work BA, Boston College; MA, Emerson College. BA, University of Arizona, Tuscan; MSW, Boston Appointed 2004. University, PhD, Case Western University. Kristen Barbarics, Director of the Simmons Fund Appointed 1988. BA, Boston University; EdM, Harvard University. Appointed 2006.

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Lynette Benton, Director of Marketing and Daphne Harrington, Director of Libraries Communications BA, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; MLS, State BA, Northeastern University; MS, Simmons University of New York at Albany. Appointed 1981. College. Appointed 1997. Annmarie Heelen, Director of Advancement Research Braddlee, Director, Academic Technology BA, University of Massachusetts; MS, Simmons BA, Hampshire College; MA, The University of College. Appointed 2008. s r Texas at Austin; PhD, Indiana University. o Cheryl Howard, Vice President of Marketing t Appointed 1999. a BA, Simmons College; MBA, DBA Harvard University. r t Marie Brais, Director of Major Gifts Appointed 2007. s i BA, Simmons College. Appointed 2000. n

i Allyson Irish, Director of Alumni Communications Jeanais Brodie, Director of Residential Life m BA, Assumption College; MS, Simmons College.

d BA, Hampshire College; MA, San Francisco State Appointed 1999. A University. Appointed 2004. Janet Fishstein, Director of Facilities Planning d

n William Concannon, Director of Business Affairs BA, University of Massachusetts at Amherst; MPP, a BA, Saint John’s Seminary; MPA, Suffolk Harvard University. Appointed 2005. y t l University. Appointed 2006. Jon A. Kimball, Director of Grants and Sponsored u

c Louise Deraney, Manager, Payroll Programs a

F BBA, University of Massachusetts. Appointed BA, Keene State College. Appointed 1998. f 2007. o Robert Kuhn, Executive Director of Technologies

y Helen G. Drinan, President

r BA, University of Sydney; AM, PhD, Harvard

o BA, Mount Holyoke College; MBA, MLS, Simmons University. Appointed 2003. t

c College. Appointed 2008.

e Adele Langevin, Vice President of Human r i Donna M. Dolan, Registrar Resources D BA, MS, Simmons College. Appointed 1973. BA, University of Rhode Island; Med, Harvard University. Appointed 2007. Jonathan Ehrenworth, Director, J. Garton Needham Counseling Center Barbara Martin, Senior Director of Advancement Services BA, Carleton College; PhD, Boston University. Appointed 1968. BS, Franklin Pierce College. Appointed 2005. Patricia C. Fallon, Director of Accounting Services Diane Millikan, Director of Public Relations BA, Stonehill College; MBA, MS, Northeastern BA, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; University; MST, Bentley College. Appointed 1978. MA, University of Massachusetts, Boston; MA, Boston University. Appointed 1997. Diane Felicio, Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations Sheila Murphy, Dean for Student Life BA, Adelphi University; MA, PhD, University of BA, Stonehill College; EdM, Harvard Graduate Vermont. Appointed 2003. School of Education. Appointed 1994. Susan K. Glazer, Director, Health Center Sarah Neill, Associate Dean for Student Life BA, Brandeis University; MBA, Boston University. BA, University of Massachusetts Amherst; EdM, Appointed 2000. Harvard Graduate School of Education. Appointed 1998. Diane M. Hallisey, Director of Student Financial Services Kathleen Peroni-Callahan, Director of Purchasing and Accounts Payable BA, MS, Simmons College. Appointed 1976. BA, Simmons College. Appointed 1967. Sadie Hannula, Associate Registrar Kathleen B. Rogers, General Counsel BS, Simmons College, MA, Case Western Reserve University. Appointed 1995. BA, Regis College; JD, Northeastern University School of Law. Appointed 2002.

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Kristina G. Schaefer, Vice President of Advancement EMERITI FACULTY BA, Allegheny College. Appointed 1998. A. J. Anderson, EdD Perri Shapiro Gordon, Director of Programs, Office Professor of Library and Information Science, of the Dean for Student Life Emeritus BA, Skidmore College; MEd, University of Vermont. Appointed 2002. Woodrow Wilson Baldwin, EdD Lisa Smith McQueenie, Assistant Dean for Professor of Management, Emeritus Students and Director of Multicultural Affairs BA, Hampton University; MA, Northeastern Louise Silbert Bandler, MSW University. Appointed 1990. Professor of Social Work, Emerita Deborah Taft, Associate Vice President of Advancement Mae L. Beck, PhD AB, Harvard University; MBA, Simmons College. Associate Professor of Chemistry, Emerita Appointed 2008. Donna Webber, College Archivist, Colonel Miriam Lynda Beltz, PhD E. Perry Goll Archives Professor of Communications, Emerita BA, Concodia University; MA, MALS, University of E Katherine Bevacqua, MEd m Wisconsin. Appointed 2004. Associate Professor of Management, Emerita e r

Lorita Williams, Executive Director of Alumnae/i t i

Relations Susan Bloom, MA F a

BA/BS, Northeastern University. Appointed 2005. Associate Professor of English, Emerita c u

Rebecca Yturregui, Senior Director of Marketing l

Peter G. Bowers, PhD t Publications, Marketing y Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus BA, Simmons College. Appointed 1994. Deanna Brooks, MSW ATHLETIC DIRECTORS Associate Professor of Social Work, Emerita R. Douglas Backlund, Aquatics Director and Swim Richard Bruce Carpenter, PhD Coach, Athletics and Physical Education Professor of Art History, Emeritus BS, Springfield College; MA, Montclair State University. Appointed 1997. Teresa Carterette, PhD Alice Kantor, Director of Athletics and Physical Professor of Psychology, Emerita Education Peter Castle, PhD BA, Franklin & Marshall College; MS, University of Associate Professor of Psychology, Emeritus Michigan. Appointed 1988. Anthony Price, Assistant Director and Head Dana C. Chandler, Jr., BS Basketball Coach, Athletics and Physical Education Professor of Art, Emeritus BA, Worcester State. Appointed 2000. Burton Abercrombie Cleaves, MMus Professor of Music, Emeritus

Anne Coghlan, PhD Dean of Sciences and Professor of Biology, Emerita

Diane T. Coulopoulos, PhD Professor of Psychology, Emerita

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Laurie Crumpacker, PhD Sheila Intner, DLS Professor of History, Emerita Professor of Library and Information Science, Emerita Kathleen Dunn, EdD Professor of Education and Human Services, Reginald L. Jackson, PhD Emerita Professor of Communications, Emeritus

Josephine R. Fang, PhD Anne Jardim, DBA Professor of Library and Information Science, Founding Dean and Professor, Emerita Emerita Estelle Jussim, DLS Alicia Faxon, PhD Professor of Library and Information Science, Professor of Art, Emerita Emerita

Deborah Fraioli, PhD Susan M. Keane, PhD Professor of Modern Languages, Emerita Associate Professor of French, Emerita

Sophie Freud, PhD Ann Kittler, MSN

y Professor of Social Work, Emerita Professor of Nursing, Emerita t l

u Anne Soloveichik Gerber, MA, MSW Lawrence L. Langer, PhD c

a Professor of Social Work, Emerita Professor of English, Emeritus F i t

r Marlyn Gillis, MA, MBA, MS Ruth Shaw Leonard, MS e Associate Professor of Management, Emerita Associate Professor of Library Science, Emerita m E Lillian Grayson, PhD Ann E. Lord, MS Associate Professor of Psychology, Emerita Professor of Nursing, Emerita

Elaine Hagopian, PhD Carol Love, PhD Professor of Sociology, Emerita Professor of Nursing, Emerita

Henry James Halko, PhD Richard Lyman, PhD Professor of History, Emeritus Professor of History, Emeritus

Mary Louise Hatten, PhD Charles R. Mackey, PhD Professor of Management, Emerita Dean of Humanities and Professor of French, Emeritus Iclal Hartman, PhD Professor of Chemistry, Emerita Helen Mamikonian, MA Associate Professor of Foreign Languages, William J. Holmes, PhD, DLitt Emerita President and Professor of English, Emeritus William Manly, MA Alice M. Hosack, DSc Associate Professor of English, Emeritus Professor of Nursing, Emerita Marion Mason, PhD John Cleary Hunter, PhD Ruby Winslow Linn Professor of Nutrition, Professor of History, Emeritus Emerita

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James Matarazzo, PhD Priscilla Riley, MSW Dean and Professor of Library and Information Associate Professor of Social Work, Emerita Science, Emeritus John S. Robinson, EdD James Mendrick McCracken, Jr., MSW Dean of Graduate Studies and Social Sciences Professor of Social Work, Emeritus and Professor of Education, Emeritus

Carroll French Miles, PhD Linda Roemer, PhD Professor of Government, Emeritus Associate Professor of Health Care Administration, Emerita Margaret Bonney Milliken, MA Associate Professor of English, Emerita M. Don Sargent, MA Treasurer, Emeritus Phyllis Moore, DNSc Professor of Nursing, Emerita Meyer Schwartz, MSSA Dean and Professor of Social Work, Emeritus Charlotte M. Morocco, MEd Dean of the College, Emerita Kenneth Raymond Shaffer, DLS

Professor of Library Science, Emeritus E Paul Raymond Nichols, PhD m Lydia Smith, EdD e Professor of Economics, Emeritus r t

Professor of Education, Emerita i F

George W. Nitchie, PhD a

Professor of English, Emeritus Mark Solomon, PhD c u

Professor of History, Emeritus l t Carol Ochs, PhD y Professor of Philosophy, Emerita Richard Sterne, PhD Professor of English, Emeritus Doris Olmstead, MEd Associate Professor of Athletics, Emerita Jessie Stuart, MA Professor of Retailing, Emerita M. Lynn Palmer, PhD Professor of Physical Therapy, Emerita Robert Stueart, PhD Dean of the Graduate School of Library and Ynhui Park, PhD Information Science, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus Carol Swenson, DSW James Piper, PhD Professor of Social Work, Emerita Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus Karen Talentino, PhD Alden W. Poole, BS Professor of Biology, Emerita Professor of Journalism, Emeritus Donald Thomas, PhD Edward Prenowitz, MA Professor of Psychology, Emeritus Professor of Physics, Emeritus Everett Leroy Tuttle, PhD Elizabeth Rawlins, EdD Associate Professor of Biology, Emeritus Professor of Education and Associate Dean, Emerita Robert C. Vernon, PhD Professor of Physics, Emeritus Patricia Rieker, PhD Professor of Sociology, Emerita

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Diana P. Waldfogel, MSW AWARDS AND Dean and Professor of Social Work, Emerita ENDOWMENTS Martha Gorovitz Waldstein, MSS Associate Professor of Social Economy, Emerita GRADUATE SCHOOL AND Elizabeth Weiant, DEd PROGRAM AWARDS Associate Professor of Biology, Emerita Communications Management Sandra Williams, PhD Lynda Beltz Prize Professor of Biology, Emerita Marge Bernstein Service Award Judith Wittenberg, PhD s Education t Professor of English, Emerita n

e Francis W. Gallishaw Award

m Alden Wood, BS Douglas Eli Schuch Award

w Lecturer on Editorial Procedures, Emeritus

o Lydia Smith Award d

n Mary Carlyle Holmes Award

E (undergraduate or graduate) d

n Francis W. Gallishaw Award a (undergraduate or graduate) s d

r The Kennedy Family Scholarship in

a Special Education w

A John S. Robinson Award (undergraduate or graduate) Douglas Eli Schuch Award (undergraduate or graduate) Assistive Technology in Special Education Award (graduate level only) Award in Behavioral Education (graduate level only) Language and Literacy Award (graduate level only) Health Care Administration Health Care Administration Outstanding Achievement Award Tom Crossman Prize for Public Policy Linda Roemer Community Service Award Upsilon Phi Delta National Honor Society Library and Information Science Frances Harpel Freedman Endowed Award Estelle Jussim Award Kenneth R. Shaffer Outstanding Achievement Award

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GSLIS Western Campus Leadership Award ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Outstanding Information Science Student The following are endowed scholarship funds of Award $25,000 or more at Simmons College: Management Norman and Leah D. Abbott Scholarship Albert Beekhuis Foundation Award Judith I. Abrams Scholarship Helen Goller Adams Scholarship Susan Buckley Butler Award Wilma Munt Aldrich Scholarship William J. Holmes Prize Phyllis E. Aldrin Scholarship Pat Miller Memorial Award Alexander Family Scholarship Rappaport Award for Alumna Achievement Hazel Spink Alfast Scholarship Jane Trahey Prize Rosamond Allen School of Social Work Scholarship E

Nursing Viola Engler Anderson Scholarship n d

Clinical Excellence Award Elizabeth McCarthy Armand ‘60, ‘80LS o Scholarship w

Faculty Achievement Award e

Winifred Armstrong Scholarship d Research Award Sarah Louise Arnold Scholarship S Pauline Wheble Tripp Award c Vivian Resnick Auerbach ‘61 Scholarship h o

Marion P. Ayer Scholarship l

Nutrition a

Smith Tinkham Balkham Scholarship r Nutrition and Health Promotion Outstanding s Harriet Bartlett Social Work Scholarship h i

Achievement Award p Theodate Bates Scholarship s Physical Therapy Albert Beekhuis Foundation Award Outstanding Achievement Award Elizabeth P. Beiter ‘34 Scholarship Fund Alice M. Bell Scholarship Social Work Eva Bayard Berger ‘28 Scholarship Iris MacRae Award Margaret Sandberg Bergfors Scholarship Ruth Dane Bernat ‘35 Scholarship Shirley Saks Greenberg Award Helen Noyes Bickford Scholarship Award for Community Service Blanche L. and Fred H. Bisbee Scholarship Faculty Award for Achievement in Political Black Alumnae/i Symposium 2005 Legacy Action and Social Justice Scholarship Faculty Award for Outstanding Competence Mildred Brigham Blake Scholarship in Multicultural Practice Helen Blanchard Scholarship Faculty Award for Written Scholarship in Allen Douglas Bliss Scholarship Social Work Alice Frances Blood Scholarship Faculty Award for Leadership Florence T. Blunt Scholarship Josephine Caroline Grover Bohm ‘22 Scholarship Bowker Grant Scholarship Maureen Boyle Scholarship Virginia Bratton Fund for Continuing Education Margaret D. Brenner ‘38LS Scholarship for Library Science Ruth Bristol Scholarship

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Cecile H. Bronfin ‘63 and Barry R. Bronfin Cleveland Simmons Club Scholarship in Scholarship Memory of Kay Moore ‘41 B. Marion Brown Memorial Scholarship Ruth H. Cleveland Scholarship Bettye L. Brown Scholarship Josephine and Ernest Cohen Scholarship Lillian Clark Brown Scholarship Jane Conard Scholarship Lucille Cummings Brown ‘35 Scholarship Sarah Molloy Crane ‘56, ‘04HD Scholarship Phyllis Rosen Brown Scholarship Crawley-McCarthy Chemistry Scholarship Dorothy Budlong Scholarship Shirley Sears Cunningham Scholarship Beryl Hardacker Bunker ‘40, ‘01HD Award Mildred Custin ‘27, ‘88HD Memorial Phyllis Burlingame ‘43 Scholarship Scholarship Josephine Morello Butz ‘57, ‘07HD Scholarship Dolores and Lawrence D’Angelo Scholarship Bydale Scholarship Ruth Huntington Danielson Memorial Award Dina M. Carbonell ‘81SW, ‘96SW Scholarship Davis United World College Scholars s Constance Russo Carroll ‘64 Scholarship Eleanor S. Davis Scholarship p i

h Nellie Parney Carter Scholarship Jean Kohler Davis ‘48 Scholarship s

r Lydia Chace ‘20 Scholarship Marion Gray Davis Scholarship a l Ruth Chapman ‘19 Memorial Scholarship Helen Deacon Scholarship o

h Irene Beers Chaves ‘23 Scholarship Steven R. Deane Award c

S David A. Chernin ‘87LS Scholarship Carmencita C. deAponte Latin America

d Children’s Literature Scholarship Scholarship e Don S. and Linda D. Chin Scholarship Mildred Cook Dempsey ‘23 Scholarship w

o Chrisman Scholarship June Richardson Donnelly Scholarship d

n Irene Christopher ‘45LS Scholarship Isabella N. Dunton ‘07 Scholarship E Elizabeth Austin Church ‘23 and Laura Frye Elliot Scholarship Jane Church Miller ‘49 Scholarship Nancy Kitfield Ellison Scholarship Anna Clark Scholarship Josephine Riss Fang Scholarship Maxine Mayer Clarke Scholarship Dorothy Ferebee ‘20 Scholarship The First Class 1906 Scholarship Ernest A. and Dorothy McLennan Ferdinand ‘23 Class of 1910 Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Class of 1922 Scholarship Isabel D. Fernald Scholarship Class of 1930 Scholarship Frank M. Ferrin Scholarship Class of 1933 Scholarship Allan R. Finlay Scholarship Class of 1938 Scholarship Jane E. Fisher ‘57LS Scholarship Class of 1939 Scholarship Florida Alumnae/i Scholarship Class of 1942 Scholarship Juan Freudenthal Scholarship Class of 1945 Scholarship Thomas J. Galvin ‘56LS Scholarship Class of 1946 Scholarship Mary Garland Continuing Scholarship Class of 1947 Scholarship Edward and Janet Hyde Gildea ‘45 Scholarship Class of 1948 Scholarship Dorothy Giles Social Work Scholarship Fund Class of 1950 Scholarship Alice Ives Gilman Scholarship Class of 1952 Scholarship Sandra (Frank) Goldberg ‘57 and Dr. G. Marshal Class of 1953 Scholarship Fund Goldberg Scholarship for New Americans Class of 1958 Scholarship Fund Dorothy Alter Goldman Scholarship Dorothy Cleaveland Scholarship Dr. Susan Goldstein ‘65 Scholarship Fannie F. & Alice W. Clement Scholarship G. Gordon Fund for Prince Retailing Scholarship Graduate School of Management Scholarship

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Ina M. Granara Scholarship Ida Kaplan Scholarship Jessie M. Grant ‘42 Scholarship David and Leona Feldberg Karp ‘40 Scholarship Shirley Saks Greenberg ‘56SW Memorial Karp Centennial Scholarship Scholarship Jacqueline and Marshall Kates Scholarship Delphine D. Greene Scholarship Katherine S. Kaufmann ‘69SW Scholarship for Eva and Myer Greene Scholarship Urban Leadership Samuel M. Thomas Gruber Fund for Loan Mary Morton Kehew Scholarship Forgiveness Pearl Mason Keller Scholarship Sarah E. Guernsey, DAR, Scholarship Amelia M. and Minnie E. Kelley Scholarship Halko and Hunter Scholarship Laura H. Kelley Scholarship Henry J. Halko and Jane Curtin Halko ‘45 Travel Minnie E. Kelley Scholarship Abroad Scholarship Luella Sampson Kellogg ‘27 Scholarship

Katharine Hardwick Scholarship Kathryn E. Kent Scholarship E

Burton M. and Shirley Scholnick Harris ‘61, Mary Kinney Scholarship n d

‘80SW School of Social Work Scholarship Fruema Nannis Klorfein Scholarship o Burton M. and Shirley Scholnick Harris ‘61, Anna A. Kloss Scholarship w e

‘80SW Undergraduate Scholarship Sammy J. Lee Scholarship in Memory of Francis d

Florence Margaret Harvey Scholarship Carter Lee ‘50 S c

Virginia Haviland Scholarship Fund for Jane V. Koulouris Leigh ‘55 Scholarship h o

Children’s Literature Angelina Lentini Scholarship l a r

Barbara L. Hayes ‘57 Nursing Scholarship Ruth Leonard Scholarship s Lawrence Hayes Scholarship Ruth and Murry Lerner Scholarship h i p

Eleanor Hayward Memorial Scholarship Winifred Tank Lew ‘58 Scholarship s William Randolph Hearst Scholarship Library Science Scholarship Mary Heneghan ‘50 Scholarship Bernice Linde ‘39 Scholarship Maria Howard Hilliard Scholarship Ruby Winslow Linn Award Hope A. and David M. Hirsch Family Ruby W. Linn Scholarship Scholarship Stephen London Community Service Frances Tufts Hoar ‘19 Scholarship Scholarship Lavern Averill Hodgkinson Scholarship Miriam Gosian Madfis ‘40 Award Eleanor Hoey ‘44 Scholarship Marjorie Johnson Margolis ‘49 Memorial Laura Rodman Hoffman Scholarship Scholarship Marjorie Holley ‘43 Scholarship Kenneth Lamartine Mark Scholarship Cynthia E. and Clara H. Hollis Scholarship Ann Wilkie Marotto ‘60 Scholarship Elizabeth Balch Holmes Scholarship Fund Shirley Leupold Martin ‘50 and Randall R. Joanne and William Holmes Scholarship Martin NU’48 Department of Nursing Home Economics Scholarship Scholarship Elizabeth Cassell (Dill) Horvath ‘39, ‘41SW Ellen F. and Ida M. Mason Scholarship Scholarship Mary Dickey Masterton Scholarship Hoyt Scholarship James Matarazzo ‘65LS Scholarship Theodora Kimball Hubbard Scholarship Emily Pulling McDaniel ‘51SW Scholarship George and Maria Jelatis Scholarship Susan Spencer Merolla ‘74 Scholarship Sarah Orne Jewett Scholarship Merrimack Valley Simmons Club Scholarship Ann DeBerry Johnson Endowed Scholarship Stella B. Merwin Scholarship Ethel M. Johnson Scholarship Joseph S. and Sonia B. Michelson ‘85SW SSW Eloise M. Jordan Scholarship Scholarship

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Microcosm Scholarship Carol Rennie Scholarship Ethel P. Miller ‘34 and Diane Miller Knopf ‘74 Faith M. Richardson ‘84 Scholarship Scholarship Christine Ricker Scholarship Fund for Emily Burns Mitchell Scholarship Institutional Studies Kathryn Wilson Moore ‘41 Scholarship Annis M. Rideout Scholarship Evangeline Hall Morris Scholarship Agnes Spencer Roach Scholarship Frances Rollins Morse Memorial Scholarship Florence R. Robertson Scholarship Frances Rollins Morse Scholarship Rochester Simmons Club Scholarship J. Gwendolen Morse Scholarship Pauline Rogers Scholarship Zdenka Munzer Scholarship Dr. Barbara J. Rosen Scholarship Dorothy Bonn Neal ‘21 Scholarship Harriet L. Rourke ‘29 Scholarship Nellie James Neill Scholarship Phyllis Dawson Rowe Memorial Scholarship O t Sally Bodwell Nelson Scholarship Sachs Family School of Social Work Scholarship h e s New Haven Simmons Club Scholarship Sue Sadow Scholarship r p i M

h Christine Ann Noonan ‘69 Scholarship Ruth Leavitt Saklad ‘30 and Joseph Saklad a s r Jane P. Noonan ‘49 Scholarship Scholarship j o a l William H. Norris and Katherine G. Norris ‘61 Peter E. Salgo ‘01 SW Award Fund r o E

h Scholarship Nora Saltonstall Scholarship n c d

S North Shore Simmons Club Scholarship Mrs. Winthrop Sargent Scholarship o d Helen R. Norton Scholarship Cornelia Noyes Savage and Edward P. Savage w e James and Ella Norton Scholarship Scholarship m w e o Charlotte Mintz Novick ‘29 and Shepard S. Dolores M. Sayles ‘29LS Endowed Scholarship n d t n

Novick Scholarship Dolores Sayles Scholarship s E Rebecca Cohen Ober Scholarship Elsa Ruth Olson Schlotterbeck ‘38 Scholarship E. Marilyn Oberle ‘49 Scholarship Fund Fund Kristin Olson Trust and Mark Lieberman Scholarship for Continuing Education Scholarship School of Social Work Class of 1974 Urban Anna R. Pandiscio Scholarship Leadership Scholarship Ynhui Park Scholarship Mary and Nevin Scrimshaw Fund for Travel Emerette O. Patch Scholarhip Elinor A. Seevak Scholarship Florence Stinchfield Patch Scholarship Sewall Scholarship Josephine Perry Peine ‘14 Scholarship Jane Bergwall Shattuck ‘48 Scholarship for Study Libby K. Penn ‘38 Scholarship Abroad Clara Parker Permuth ‘25 Scholarship Mary Lagace Shaughnessy ‘54 Award in Physical John C. and Harriet Phillips Scholarship Therapy Emily Pitkin Scholarship Sheldon Family Scholarship George Arlon Polsey Memorial Scholarship Rachel Josefowitz Siegel ‘44 Scholarship Caroline Hurd Pooler ‘53 Scholarship for Dix Edna M. Silverman Scholarship Scholars Simmons Club of Boston Scholarship Portland Simmons Club Scholarship Simmons College Alumnae Scholarship Emily Scott Pottruck Scholarship Simmons College Legacy Scholarship for Pottruck Family Foundation Scholarship Commuter Students Alice Resch Powers Scholarship Martin I. Slate Scholarship Lucia Luce Quinn ‘75 Scholarship Caroline T. Slater Scholarship Rebecca B. Rankin ‘16 Scholarship Beverly Ryd Small ‘57LS Scholarship Elizabeth B. Rawlins ‘67GS Scholarship Smalley Foundation Scholarship Award

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Albert Henry Smith Scholarship Women’s Scholarship Association Catherine W. Smith Scholarship Ethel Arnold Wood Scholarship Miriam M. Smith ‘12 Scholarship Helen Wood Scholarship F. Mary Sneed Loan Forgiveness Grant Carol Schlafman Woolf ‘61, ‘83SM and Stanley Maida Herman Solomon Scholarship Woolf Scholarship Ann DeForest Baker Spaulding ‘48 Merit Fund Worcester Simmons Club Scholarship Memorial Endowment Elizabeth S. Wright ‘45LS Scholarship Dorothy Spaulding Scholarship Janice B. Wyatt ‘69 Scholarship Edna G. Spitz Scholarship Armenia E. Young Scholarship Susan K. Stasiowski Scholarship Katharine Lent Stevenson Scholarship CURRENT USE SCHOLARSHIPS d

e May Bosworth Stocking Scholarship Judith I. Abrams Scholarship d r

Student Aid Scholarship Fund Virginia Hosmer Allshouse ‘43 Scholarship E a Edna M. Sutter Memorial Scholarship Alice Ayling Scholarship n w d A Clare L. Sweeney Scholarship Karl and Adelaide Becker Memorial Scholarship o w s

e Charlotte E. Taskier ‘42, ‘73GS Scholarship Bird Scholarship e e d

r K. D. Thompson Social Work Scholarship Boston Book Builders Scholarship g S

e Tobin Family Scholarship for Study Abroad Boston Simmons Club Scholarship c h D Libby Friedman Topol Scholarship Cape Cod Simmons Club Scholarship o y l

r Marion Treuthardt Scholarship Dolores Amidon D’Angelo ‘69, ‘72GS Honor a a r r

Annie Studley Tripp Scholarship Scholars Fund s o Anna Gogos Tseklenis ‘53 Scholarship Stephen Deane Award for an Outstanding h n i p o

Ruth Tyler Scholarship Psychology Major s H US Steel Scholarship Dickson Scholarship Fund Martha Gorovitz Waldstein Scholarship Dix Scholars Admissions Fund Patricia Ann Wallace ‘78 Scholarship Dorothea Dix Scholarship Emily Ann Parker Walton Scholarship Harriett Elam-Thomas Study Abroad Fund Joan Melber Warburg ‘45, ‘97HD Scholarship Florida Gold Coast Simmons Club Scholarship May Alden Ward Memorial Scholarship Fuller Foundation Edith B. Warren and Alice T. Smith Scholarship Garland Scholarship Joy Disbro Warren ‘68 Scholarship Granite State Simmons Club Scholarship Mary Louise Washburne ‘15 Scholarship Half Century Research Scholars Fund Katherine Wellman Scholarship John Laucus Library Science Scholarship Lucille Wert Scholarship Library Science Alumni Scholarship Ruth E. Hills Wheeler Scholarship Agnes Lindsay Scholarship Eva Whiting White Scholarship Middlesex Simmons Club Scholarship Hattie Melancon White Scholarship Northern New Jersey Simmons Club Helen H. White Scholarship Peninsula Simmons Club Scholarship Amasa J. Whiting Scholarship President’s Global Initiatives Fund Roland and Olive Whittaker Scholarship Linda Roemer Health Care Administration Shirley M. Wiesenfeld Scholarship Scholarship Ida Wilkoff ‘26 Scholarship Scarf Scholarship Sue Williamson Scholarship Fund Schrafft Trust Scholarship WINGS Endowed Scholarship Simmons Faculty/Staff Scholarship Sylvia Wolfe Girl’s Scholarship Harry and Rebecca Simon Scholarship Lillian Ginsburg Wolk ‘28 and Louis Wolk Social Work Scholarship Scholarship South Shore Simmons Club Scholarship

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Sundry Student Scholarship Muriel Potter DePopolo Endowed Book Fund

s Carol Gates Nursing Scholarship in Memory of Dorothea L. Dix Loan Endowment t

n Ruth Ann Watters ‘47 Miriam Engleman Drake ‘58, ‘71LS Women in e Leadership Archives Project m ENDOWED CHAIRS Mary Dunbar Fund w

o Alumnae Endowed Chair Haim S. Eliachar Memorial Fund d

n Deloitte Ellen Gabriel Chair for Women and George H. Ellis Endowment

E Leadership Vera E. Fellows Memorial Endowment r

o Roslyn Solomon Jaffe Chair in Marketing Sarah E. Field ‘44 Endowed Fund for j

a Strategy Community Service

M Hazel Dick Leonard Faculty Endowed Chair Florence Flores Fund r

e Ruby Winslow Linn Endowed Chair in Nutrition Frances Harpel Freedman ‘29 Endowed Award h

t Elizabeth J. McCandless Entrepreneurship Chair Eileen Friars Leader in Residence Program

O Coleman Mockler Endowed Chair in Business Valerie Guzman Galembert Fund for GSLIS d Social Work Faculty Endowed Chair International Initiatives n

a Joan M. and James P. Warburg Faculty Garland General Endowment s

r Endowed Chair in International Relations Robert M. Gay Memorial Lecture i

a Eva Whiting White Professorship in Social General Capital and Reserves h

C Economics General Endowment Fund

d Margaret Yates Gerwin ‘62 Fund for Investment e OTHER MAJOR ENDOWMENTS Education w

o Alumnae Endowed Fund Gildea Faculty and Staff Endowment d

n A. P. Antoniewicz GSLIS Gildea Fund for Special Education E Ruth Rosen Barrington SSW Library Fund Graduate Program in Management Endowment Helen Barthelmes GSLIS Book Fund Lillian Albert Goodman Endowment Susan P. Bloom ‘60, ‘81GS Endowed Fund Eugene Grace Endowment Raymond E. Bosworth Lecture Series Fund Charlotte Nichols Greene Endowment Miriam Canfield Camp Bradley ‘26 Memorial GSLIS Library Endowment Fund Loan GSLIS Technology Gift Fund Deborah C. Brittain ‘74SW Alternative Break Charles Harrington Endowment Fund Francis Harrington Endowment Alice E. Buff Endowment Edward Hodgkins Endowment Winford Newman Caldwell Endowment Emily Hollowell Library Research Fund H. Charles GSLIS Visiting Lecturer Helen Y. Hough Library Endowment Haigouhy Zovickian Choulian ‘26HS Endowed Franklin K. Hoyt Endowed Book Fund Book Fund The Influencers Fund Class of 1906 Library Endowment Henry Clay Jackson Endowment Class of 1919 Student Loan Endowment Barbara Jaslow Schaefer ‘82 SW Endowed Class of 1934 PRIDE II Faculty Development Lecture Fund Class of 1944 55th Reunion Library Book Fund Homer Jenks Award Class of 1957 Library Materials Fund Mrs. Anthony Jonklass Faculty Salary Ruth D. Coates ‘39 Fund Endowment Anne Coghlan Student Research Fund Mrs. Anthony Jonklass Residence Halls Helen Collamore Endowment Endowment Frederick G. Crane Memorial Endowment Gloria Kaufman Memorial Endowment Dorothy P. Dallison Fund

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Kimerling Endowed Book Award for Women in Toby M. Sloane Endowed Fund for Hillel the Sciences and Technology Zilpha D. Smith Lectureship Endowment Bicknall Kirkham Endowment School of Social Work Endowment Carol S. Kline Visiting Faculty Lectureship in Harold and Olive Sprague Endowment Fund Children’s Literature Evelyn Stillings Memorial Endowment Horatio Appleton Lamb Memorial Endowment Mary Nagle Sweetser Memorial Lecture Fund Mrs. Marion Lansing Endowment Wylie Sypher Award Barbara Lee Political Intern Fellowship Program Excellence in Teaching Award President LeFavour Endowment Donald W. Thomas Award Legacy Fund for Faculty Nurse Scholars Frances Marion Dunning Triplett Memorial School for Library Science Endowment Endowment Lucius M. Littauer Endowment Pauline Wheble Tripp ‘38 Memorial Endowment O t Gertrude Butler Marcy ‘22 Fund for Faculty for Nursing h e

Ph.D. Candidates Julia M. & Benjamin A. Trustman Art Gallery r M. Louise Neill Endowment Fund M a

Nicholas Nelson Endowed Fund for the Trustman Curatorial Fund j o

Sciences Trustman Fellowship Endowment Award r Dorothy Clapp Norton Endowment Janet Viggiani Endowed Award E n

Marion McGregor Noyes Memorial Endowment Martha Weiss SSW Book Fund d o

School of Nursing Endowment Jennie B. Wilkinson Fund w

Edith Salisbury Olney Memorial Endowment Mabel Rogers Wilson Memorial SSW Book Fund m Lydia Beecher Osborne - 1921 Memorial Ruth A. Woodbury Memorial Fund Endowment e n t

Endowment Sarah L. and John H. Wright Endowed Student s Bernice Tobias Ossen ‘32SW & Selma Tobias Book Fund Putnam ‘35, ‘36SW Endowed Book Fund William H. Pear Book Fund Endowment Phinney Endowment Phyllis Rappaport Alumna Achievement Award Faith M. Richardson ‘84 Fund for Faculty Research and Development Charles F. Rittenhouse Endowment Gladys M. Rosenthal Fund for Hillel Frances Cook Saltz ‘29 Endowed Library Acquisition Fund Florence C. Sargent Fund Julia E. Schaupp Endowment Science Center Endowment Francis & Mildred Sears Fund William Thompson Sedgwick Memorial Endowment Annabell Porter Seelbach Memorial Endowment Send Me A Postcard: Nutrition Faculty Travel Endowed Fund Louise Doherty Shortell Endowed Book Fund SHS: Disease Protection Research John Simmons Endowment

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Cornelia Kelley HONORARY DEGREES Doctor of Letters AWARDED

2008 Vivian W. Pinn Doctor of Public Service Charlayne Hunter-Gault Doctor of Journalism Esta Soler ‘68 Doctor of Humane Service Craig Cameron Mello, PhD Doctor of Science Daniel S. Cheever, Jr.

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e Bianca Jagger Administration n d o r Doctor of Human Rights a 2005 r a w r y A Marilyn Nelson G. Rita Dudely-Grant ‘73 D s Doctor of Letters Doctor of Humane Sciences e e e g

r Edna Hibel r g Allyson Schwartz ‘70 Doctor of Fine Arts e e Doctor of Public Service e s D Cheryl Jacques A y

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a Margot Stern Strom r a r o Doctor of Education Lisa Jean Mullins ‘80 d

n Doctor of Journalism e o 2007 d

H Amartya Sen Brigadier General Dana H. Born, PhD Doctor of Humane Service Doctor of Humane Administration 2004 Dr. Josephine Morello Butz ‘57 Doctor of Humane Sciences Sarah Molloy Crane Doctor of Public Service

Dr. Nancy Yuk-Yu Ip ‘77 Anne Garrels Doctor of Journalism Doctor of Humane Sciences Ngina Lythcott Doctor of Health Services John Prendergast Doctor of Public Service Nancy D’Alessandro Pelosi Doctor of Public Service Dr. Sidney Verba Doctor of Humane Library Science Lewis H. Spence Doctor of Humane Letters 2006 2003 Mary Bartlett Bunge ‘53 Doctor of Humane Science Carmen Aponte Baez Doctor of Communications Eve Ensler Allan Rohan Crite Doctor of Communications Doctor of Fine Arts David Macaulay Richard M. Freeland Doctor of Children’s Literature Doctor of Humane Administration

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Elizabeth B. Rawlins Rehema Ellis Doctor of Education Doctor of Journalism Amy Tan Jane Curtin Halko Doctor of Letters Doctor of Humane Administration Anita F. Hill 2002 Doctor of Laws Jan Cellucci Doctor of Public Service Elinor Lipman Doctor of Letters Sister Mary Dooley, SSND Doctor of Humane Service Evelyn G. Lipper Doctor of Humane Service Jerome Groopman H Doctor of Humane Science The Honorable Thomas M. Menino o Doctor of Public Service n Joyce Kulhawik o r

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1999 r y

Beverly Malone Berthé M. Adams Gaines D y

r Doctor of Humane Science Doctor of Library Service e o g t r

c Nina Totenburg Charles K. Gifford e e

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r Doctor of Public Service i s D Roman Totenberg Cathy E. Minehan A w s Doctor of Fine Arts Doctor of Public Service u a p Vivian Waixal r

Linda K. Paresky d m Doctor of Journalism Doctor of Humane Letters e a d C 2001 1998 Beryl Hardaker Bunker Anne Coghlan Doctor of Humane Service Doctor of Science Myrlie Evers - Williams Miriam A. Drake Doctor of Public Service Doctor of Library Science Anna Faith Jones Alicia Craig Faxon Doctor of Humane Letters Doctor of Humane Letters Barbara F. Lee Ann M. Fudge Doctor of Public Service Doctor of Management Barbara Washburn Doctor of Science 1997 Denise Di Novi Bradford Washburn Doctor of Public Arts Doctor of Science Sylvia A. Earle 2000 Doctor of Humane Science Olivia Cohen-Cutler Loretta C. Ford Doctor of Business Administration Doctor of Humane Science Ida F. Davidoff Gail Snowden Doctor of Human Service Doctor of Public Service The Honorable Harriet L. Elam-Thomas Joan Melber Warburg Doctor of Public Service Doctor of Humane Letters

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Priscilla L. McKee W. Arthur Garrity, Jr. Doctor of Humane Administration Doctor of Humane Letters H. E. Sir Shridath Ramphal 1987 Doctor of Humane Letters Maya Angelou Doctor of Letters Margaret E. Readdy, MD Doctor of Humane Science Jack H. Backman Doctor of Public Service 1981 Larry Kessler Jan Fontein Doctor of Human Service Doctor of Fine Arts

Elizabeth Holtzman H 1986 Doctor of Laws o n

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Paul Heins Gregory R. Anrig d Doctor of Children’s Literature Doctor of Public Service Ruby Winslow Linn F. Adetowun Ogunsheye Doctor of Humane Letters Doctor of Library Science Robert E. White Julia M. Walsh Doctor of Public Service Doctor of Business Administration 1984 1978 Patricia Neal Bancroft Beatley Doctor of Public Arts Doctor of Humane Letters Muriel Sutherland Snowden Ethel Bere Doctor of Human Service Doctor of Business Administration Otto Phillip Snowden Rosamond Lamb Doctor of Human Service Doctor of Fine Arts Elda Robb 1983 Doctor of Public Service David McCord Louise S. Scott Doctor of Children’s Literature Doctor of Letters Evelyn Murphy Kenneth Shaffer Doctor of Public Service Doctor of Library Science 1982 Dorothy Williams Doctor of Journalism Doriot Anthony Dwyer Doctor of Music

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1977 Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm Doctor of Humane Letters Henry Beetle Hough Doctor of Letters Alice Rossi Doctor of Laws 1976 Harriett Moulton Bartlett Doctor of Social Service d e Rhetaugh Graves Dumas d

r Doctor of Public Service a

w William Edgar Park A Doctor of Laws s e

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n Arthur R. Taylor o Doctor of Humane Letters H 1973 Eugene Adam Acheson Bachelor of Applied Arts Gloria Steinem Doctor of Human Justice Wylie Sypher Doctor of Humane Letters 1972 Edith Fishtine Helman Doctor of Letters Coretta Scott King Doctor of Humane Letters 1971 Melnea A. Cass Doctor of Humanities J. Garton Needham Doctor of Humane Letters

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From the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90) c Directions to Simmons College t i o

Academic Campus • Remain on the Mass. Pike until the n Prudential Center/Copley Square Exit, #22. s t 300 The Fenway • Take Prudential Center (left lane) exit onto o t

Huntington Avenue, westbound. h

By Public Transportation e

• Go one mile (eight lights). You will pass S

1. From downtown Boston, take MBTA Green i Northeastern University and the Museum m Line “E” train marked outbound Heath of Fine Arts (on your right). m

Street/Arborway to the Museum of Fine o • One block past the Museum, at the traffic Arts stop. n light, make a right onto Louis Prang Street. s

2. Exit train; walk to the right on Louis Prang C

• Continue straight through the light. The o Street past the Gardner Museum to 300 l

street name will change to The Fenway. l The Fenway, Simmons College. e Pass the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, g From the Airport: e Take a free shuttle bus and the Main Building of Simmons College A

(#22 or #33) to the Airport subway station. Take at 300 The Fenway, on your left. c a

the Blue Line inbound to Government Center, d • Bear left onto Avenue Louis Pasteur. transfer to the Green Line, and follow the direc - e (You will have to turn at this point, as m tions above. i

the oncoming traffic is one way only.) c From the Back Bay Train Station: Walk two Look for Simmons on your left. C blocks to the Copley subway station, take the a m Green Line, and follow the directions above. From the South/I-93 and from the North/I-93 and Route 1 p From South Station: Take the Red Line u s inbound to Park Street, transfer to the Green • Take Storrow Drive west. Line, and follow the directions above. • Take the exit marked “The Fenway, From North Station: Take the Green Line, Route 1 South.” and follow the directions above. • After the “Fenway, Route 1 South” exit, take From Bus Terminal: Cross the street to the exit marked “Boylston Street, outbound.” subway stop near South Station, take the Red • Bear right. At light, turn left onto Park Line inbound to Park Street, transfer to the Drive. Green Line, and follow the directions above. • Follow Park Drive until it intersects with By Car Brookline Avenue (about 0.6 miles). • Cross Brookline Avenue, bear left, and Parking: Due to construction, there is limited follow signs to The Fenway. parking available on campus. Prospective students and other visitors should contact the • Cross Brookline Avenue again to office where they have an appointment for infor - The Fenway. mation about off-campus parking. For • Take first right onto Avenue Louis Pasteur. information about area parking lots, call 617- Look for Simmons on your left. 521-2000. One Palace Road Follow above directions to 300 The Fenway and turn right at the intersection with Palace Road.

School of Management The School of Management is located at 409

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m Commonwealth Avenue. Directions can be a

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h www.mbta.com t o t Airport Information s

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Index Colonel Miriam E. Perry Goll Archives, 18 Communications management, 22, 41 –44 Academic calendar, 6-7 Community service learning, 24 –25 Academic principles and policies, 30 –31 Computer labs and classrooms, 21 Accreditation, 94, 103, inside cover Corporators of Simmons College, 13 Administration, 13 –14 Counseling center, 16 Administrator of special education program, 56 Course numbering, 34 All-College administration, 117-119 Crumpacker Scholars, 78 Alumni relations, 14 –15 Curriculum, see individual programs Alumnet, 14 Deans Americans with Disabilities Act, 12 CAS, 16, 22, 32 Application procedure, ( see also individual program listings) Student life, 18 –19 see international students, 29 Degree requirements, individual programs non-degree students, 29 Development fund, 30 –31 Archives (College), 18 Directions to Simmons, 134 Archives management program, 85 –87, 99 Directory, faculty and administrators, 105 –119 ASC, see Academic Support Center Disabilities coordinator, 16 Assistive technology program, special education, 55 Disabled students, 12, 16 Athletics Diversity, 11 directors, 117 Doctoral degrees facilities, 20 appplied behavior analysis, 92 health profession education, 91 –92 programs, 19-20 library and information science, 98 Beatley Library, 18 I

physical therapy, 97 n Beginning Teacher Center, 51 social work, 103-104 d Behavioral education, special education, 55 –56 e

Dropping a course, 29 x Billing, 27 –28 Dual-degree and accelerated programs Board of trustees, 13 Children’s literature, 35 Boston, 9 Gender/cultural studies, 77 CAGS, see certificate programs, General education, 51 Calendar, academic, 6 –7 Health administration, 91 Campus Security Act, 13 History and archives management, 85 Career Education Center (CEC), 15 ( see also Career Resource Library) Library and information science, 98 –100 Career services, 15 Nursing, 94 CAS, see College of Arts and Sciences Nutrition, 96 Center for academic achievement, 15 –16 Education, 45 –73 Center for Gender in Organizations (CGO), 24, general, 45 –52 102 special education, 52 –57 Certificate of advanced graduate study (CAGS) Educational Amendments, 11 general education, 49 Educational leadership, 50 educational leadership, 50 Educational Privacy Act, 10 CGO, see Center for Gender in Organizations Education specialist, 71 Children’s literature, 25, 35 –40 Emeriti faculty, 119 –122 Civil Rights Act, 11 Endowments College archives, 18 chairs, 128 College counsel, 14 other major endowments, 128 –129 College of Arts and Sciences, scholarships, 123 –129 administrative directors, 111 English, 73 –76 faculty, 105 –111 English as a second language,teacher preparation Office of the Dean, 16, 22, 32 program, 51-52 College libraries, 18 English Institute, 24 College principles and policies, 9 –13 Equal employment opportunity, 11

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Executive education, 101 –102 Kennedy Scholarship, 30 Expenses, 26 Language and literacy program, 57 Extension of time to complete coursework, 30 –31 Laurie Crumpacker Scholars, 78 ESL, see English as a second language Learning disabilities Faculty academic support/accommodations, 14, 16 directory, 105 –117 teacher preparation programs, see special emeriti, 119 –122 education Fees, 26 Leave of absence, 31 Fenway Alliance, 24 Length of time to complete degree, 31 Fieldwork/practicum, see individual department Library and information science, see Graduate listings, School of Library and Information Science Financial aid Linguistics, 90 application process, 30 Management, School of, see School of Office of Student Financial Services, 16 –17 Management withdrawal from the College, 31 Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT), 46 –49 grievance procedure, 32 Master’s in communications management Financial information ( see financial aid) (MCM), 41 –44 Gender/cultural studies, 77 –85 Master of Business Administration (MBA), 101 General counsel, 14 Master of Science in library and information General education programs, 46 –52 science (MSLIS), 98 –100 Girls Get Connected, 24 Master of Social Work (MSW), 103 –104 Grading Master’s programs, grievance, 32 business administration, 101 policy, 31-32 children’s literature, 35-40 x communications management, 41 –44 e Graduate Consortium of Women’s Studies, 24, 78 d Graduate School of Library and Information education, general, 46 –52 n I Science (GSLIS) education, special, 52 –57 faculty and staff,113-115 English, 73 –77 library, 18 gender/cultural studies, 77-85 programs, 98 –100 health care administration, 94 Graduate statistics, 14-15 history and archives management, 85 –86, 99 Graduate studies admission, 23, 30 library and information science, 98 –100 Grievance procedure, discrimination, 11 –12 nursing, 9 GSLIS, see Graduate School of Library and nutrition, 96 –97 Information Science social work, 103 –104 Harvard University Spanish, 88 –90 English Institute, 24 MAT, see Master of Arts in teaching School of Public Health, 95 MATESL, 46 –51 Haviland (Virginia), scholarship, 30 MBA, see Master of Business Administration Health care administration, 94 MCM, see master’s in communications Health center, 17 management Health fee, 17, 26 Media center, 21 Health insurance, 17, 26 Media instruction and services, 21 Health requirements, 17 Medical insurance, 17, 26 Health studies, see School for Health Studies Moderate disabilities teacher programs, 53 –54 History and archives management, 85 –87 MSLIS, see Master of Science in library and Holmes Sports Center, 20 information science see Honorary degrees, 130 –134 MSW, Master of Social Work Inclusion specialist, special education, 52 MTEL chart, 47 International students, 29 Museum of Fine Arts, 9, 24 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 9, 24 New England Conservatory of Music, 9, 24 J. Garton Needham Counseling Center, 16 New England Philharmonic Orchestra, 9, 24 Non-degree student, 29

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Nondiscrimination, 11 –12 Security, 13, 20 Nursing, 94 –95 Service learning, 24 –25 Nutrition, 96 –97 Severe disabilities teacher program, 54 Office of Alumni Relations, 14 –15 Sexual harassment, 11 Office of Public Safety, 20 SHS, see School for Health Studies Office of Residence Life, 20-21 Simmons Office of Student Financial Services, 16 –17 accreditation, 94, 103, inside cover Office of the Dean (CAS), 16 administration, 13 Office of the Dean for Student Life, 18 –19 equal employment opportunity, 11 Office of the Registrar, 20 faculty and staff, 105-117 Opportunity Scholarship, 30 general information, 8 Partnerships, 23 –24 history, 8 ( see also College archives) Payment policies, 26 –27 John Simmons, 8 Physical therapy, 97 mission, 8 Practicum, 72 –73 nondiscrimination, 11 President, 13 principles and policies, 9 –13 Provost, 13 Simmons College Health Center, 17 Primary health care nursing, 95 Simmons Institute for Leadership and Change Privacy, 10 (SILC), 25 Progress toward degree, 31 SOM, see School of Management Public safety, 20 Social work, see School of Social Work Readmission, 31 Spanish, 87-90 Refund plan, 27 –28 Special education, 52 –57 I

Refund policies, 27-28 Sports center, 20 n Registrar, 13, 20 Sports nutrition, 96 –97 d e

Religious observance, 12 –13 SSW, see School of Social Work x Registration Student accounts, 26 –29 deadlines, 27 –28 Student awards, 122 –123 dropping a course, 29 Student financial services, 16 –17 new students, 27 Student principles and policies, 9 –13 returning students, 27 Student services, 14 –22 Rehabilitation Act, 12 Summer Institute in Children’s Literature, 25 Residence fees and deposits, 26 (see also Children’s literature ) Residence life, 20-21 Supervisor/director, special education, 56 Scholarships, 30 Teaching assistantships, 30 School Library Teacher Program, see Graduate Time to complete degree, 31 School of Library and Information Science TOEFL, 29 School for Health Studies (SHS) Transferring credits, 30 faculty and staff, 111 –113 Transportation to Simmons, 134 health care administration, 94 Tuition, 26 nursing, 94 –95 Urban master’s elementary program, education, nutrition, 96 –97 50 –51 physical therapy, 97 User’s guide to course descriptions, 34 School of Management (SOM) Vice presidents, 14 Center for Gender in Organizations, 24, 102 Virginia Haviland Scholarship, 30 faculty and staff, 114 –116 Withdrawal, 31 graduate programs, 101 –102 Zora Neale Hurston Literary Center, 25 library, 18 School of Social Work (SSW) faculty and staff, 116 –117 programs, 103 –104 Scott/Ross Center, 24 –25

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