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30 How to Use CONNECTION’S 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities 35 Connecticut Institutions 53 Maine Institutions Cover photo: Yale University cover photo by Michael Marsland 67 Massachusetts Institutions DEPARTMENTS 109 New Hampshire Institutions 5 Editor’s Memo 121 Rhode Island Institutions Charlotte Stratton 127 Vermont Institutions 7 Message from the President Evan S. Dobelle 137 New England’s Schools of Law and Medicine 10 About the New England Board of Higher Education 145 Index of Institutions TUITION SAVINGS 148 Index of Advertisers AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION
17 The New England Board of Higher Education’s Tuition Break for New England Residents 22 Financial Aid Opportunities for New England Students Wendy A. Lindsay
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 3 Will New England have too few college graduates by the year 2020?
That's the question answered in a ground-breaking new study commissioned by the Nellie Mae Education Foundation and conducted by a team of experts from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the University of Connecticut. The answer, and what it means for the region's prosperity, and levels of educational access and attainment, is examined in “New England 2020”.
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1250 Hancock Street, Suite 205N • Quincy, MA 02169-4331 Tel. 781-348-4200 • Fax 781-348-4299 EDITOR’S MEMO CONNECTION his edition of CONNECTION’S ANNUAL DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES is the 38th guide to New England higher Teducation institutions published by the New England Board of CONNECTION: THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD Higher Education (NEBHE). The 2007 edition provides readers with a OF HIGHER EDUCATION is published five times a year thorough overview of our region’s most valuable resource—its 270 colleges by the New England Board of Higher Education, and universities. 45 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111-1305 Phone: 617.357.9620 Fax: 617.338.1577 The revered diversity of America’s higher education institutions is on full Email: [email protected] view here, albeit in abbreviated form. New England’s two-year community and technical colleges, long-established land-grant institutions, traditional Vol. XXI, No. 3 Directory 2007 ISSN 0895-6405 liberal arts colleges, world-famous research universities and professional Copyright © 2006 by the New England Board schools all offer pathways to empowerment and success for our students, of Higher Education. while they generate tremendous economic energy and serve as irreplace-
Publisher: Evan S. Dobelle able cultural assets to our communities. Executive Editor: John O. Harney College-bound students and their families will find useful information Senior Director of Communications herein on each of New England’s degree-granting colleges and universities, and Directory Editor: Charlotte Stratton Staff Contributor: Wendy A. Lindsay including tuition and room and board charges and a summary of admissions Design and Production: tpgcreative, Boston, MA information, deadlines and fees. With its thousands of names and titles of key campus administrators and Back Issues: Back issues of CONNECTION are accessible on the World Wide Web at its institution-specific data on campus benchmarks ranging from enrollment to www.nebhe.org/connectionarchives. Hard copies endowment value, the directory is also a must-have reference tool for policy- of regular issues may be purchased from NEBHE makers, educators, CEOs and elected officials in New England and beyond. for $3.95 each; annual directory issue, $20. College-bound students and others can also learn here how to receive a For advertising information, contact substantial break on college tuition. NEBHE’s “Tuition Break” program Charlotte Stratton at [email protected]. saved 8,300 participating students more than $45 million in tuition last
CONNECTION is printed in New England. academic year. See pages 17-19 for more information on this Tuition Break. In addition, a guide to the financial aid process and traditional grant and CONNECTION is indexed and abstracted in EBSCOhost’s loan programs available to New England students appears on pages 22–28. Academic Search Elite, Academic Search Premier and Professional Development Collection, and indexed in The information in the college listings sections of CONNECTION’S 2007 the MLA International Bibliography and ERIC’s Current DIRECTORY is derived from a NEBHE survey of New England colleges and Index to Journals in Education. universities that was conducted in the late summer and fall of 2006. As always, we thank the hundreds of campus officials who worked with us to The New England Board of Higher Education is a nonprofit, congressionally authorized, interstate submit survey responses and make this resource complete. agency whose mission For a deeper analysis of higher education issues and trends, look to is to promote greater NEBHE’s quarterly, CONNECTION: THE JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF educational opportunities and services for the HIGHER EDUCATION. Now celebrating its 20th anniversary as America’s only residents of New England. regional journal on higher education, CONNECTION offers vital data, NEBHE was established by compelling features and expert commentary on subjects ranging from the New England Higher Education Compact, a 1955 New England’s changing demography to higher education access and agreement among the workforce development. states of Connecticut, To receive CONNECTION and stay abreast of important higher education Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. news and analysis, become a Friend of NEBHE. For a small contribution, Friends of NEBHE receive four quarterly issues of Chair: Mary R. Cathcart, Senior Policy Fellow, CONNECTION plus the 2007 ANNUAL DIRECTORY and other valuable Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center benefits, including CONNECTION’S Campus Newslink, a biweekly email digest President: Evan S. Dobelle featuring links to the latest news and events from New England’s 270 colleges and universities. For more information, visit us at www.nebhe.org/friends. CONNECTION Editorial Advisory Board Finally, a proposition to our readers: in the coming months, the Cathryn Addy CONNECTION staff will be exploring ways to bring the valuable information President, Tunxis Community College contained in this directory to the web. We are especially interested in your Katherine Sloan President, Massachusetts College of Art comments and suggestions. So please drop us an email at Robert Whitcomb [email protected] and let us know how an online incarnation of Vice President and Editorial Pages Editor, CONNECTION’S ANNUAL DIRECTORY could better serve you and your colleagues. Providence Journal That’s what we’re here for. Ralph Whitehead Jr. Public Service Professor, University of Massachusetts Robert L. Woodbury Charlotte Stratton is NEBHE’s senior director of communications Former Chancellor, University of Maine System and editor of CONNECTION’s ANNUAL DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
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A Directory of Readiness EVAN S. DOBELLE ost good jobs formerly open to smart, ambitious high school graduates now require a college degree. Each year, fewer avenues to success exist for those Mwho haven’t attended college. Yet, New England lags in making higher education available to all groups, particularly minority and lower-income students. If we are to be “college ready” and “world ready,” we must ensure that more of our residents continue their educations beyond high school and earn associate, bachelor’s or graduate degrees. NEBHE and the six New England states have recently launched an exciting regional effort called College Ready New England. The approximately 270 institutions listed in this, the 38th edition of CONNECTION’s Annual Directory of New England Colleges and Universities, are both contributors to and beneficiaries of this new regional initiative. College Ready New England aims to increase the numbers of students who College Ready graduate from high school prepared for college and then go on to earn college degrees. To achieve this goal, NEBHE has joined forces with New England’s governors, education commissioners and state higher education officers to share the best ideas and most successful methods for preparing more students, young and old, New England for college success. College Ready New England will also develop marketing campaigns targeted at students who face the most difficulty entering and succeeding in college. New campaigns will impress upon these students and their parents the will expand the value of a college degree in today’s job market and give them the resources to navigate through available options. The colleges and universities in this directory are contributors to the College higher education Ready New England effort because their faculty and staff are the region’s greatest resource in improving education and encouraging students to prepare for college. The expertise residing on our college campuses can inform and strengthen pre-K-12 horizons of teaching and help a new generation of educators spark a love for learning in younger students and adults. One excellent example of this dynamic may be found in Worcester, Mass., where Clark University students and faculty are energizing all New England neighborhood schools with the latest innovations in teaching and learning. Colleges are also contributors to this effort in another way. No professional marketing staff can do as much to stir a passion for learning in young people as can residents. dedicated college students enlisted to serve as ambassadors for higher learning. For example, University of Connecticut admissions officers have successfully involved diverse students in calling prospective students of color who are ambivalent about enrolling. Students listen to their peers. The colleges and universities in this directory are also beneficiaries of College Ready New England because their future absolutely depends upon a flowing pipeline of college-ready students (and New England’s future depends, in turn, upon the vitality of its higher education enterprise both as a key industry and as the source of tomorrow’s skilled workers). The region’s elite colleges draw from a global pool of students, and the presence of these international students enriches our campuses and their communities. In New England’s own cities and rural villages, however, we can also find thousands of educationally underserved students headed for passionless jobs and no careers. We cannot leave these students behind. College Ready New England will expand the higher education horizons of all New England residents in the years to come. This directory is not only a convenient one-stop reference tool for all college-bound students—high-school seniors, potential graduate students and adult learners—who are planning for college and conducting a college search. It is a directory of readiness.
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Critical Analysis, Controversial participation of groups that have Issues, Tomorrow’s News … been traditionally underrepresent- ed in STEM disciplines in academia CONNECTION:THE JOURNAL OF THE and industry—particularly African- NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans and Now in its 20th year of publication, CONNECTION:THE JOURNAL Southeast Asians. OF THE NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION is America’s ETD’s Annual Science Network program, co-sponsored only regional journal on higher education and economic by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, brings together development. Each quarter, CONNECTION offers expert analysis hundreds of high school, undergraduate and graduate students and hard-hitting commentaries on issues ranging from higher interested in STEM disciplines to meet with academic and education’s new accountability to New England’s changing industry professionals for a day of networking and information- demography. The journal’s annual “Trends & Indicators” edition sharing. ETD also provides professional development features compelling data and analysis of New England’s college opportunities for graduate students in STEM disciplines and enrollment, graduation rates, degrees an online information clearinghouse featuring STEM resources. granted, higher education finance and university research. For more information see: www.nebhe.org/diversity
CONNECTION’sANNUAL DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES NEBHE also offers: provides vital information on each of Regional Conferences that bring together several hundred New England’s nearly 270 colleges opinion leaders and practitioners from New England and and universities, including data on beyond for a day and evening of insightful discussion on key enrollment, endowment, tuition, education topics, addresses by major national and international fees and room and board charges speakers and networking. as well as names and titles of Professional Development programs that provide cutting- thousands of campus administrators. Watch for an online edge curriculum and professional development for community version of this valuable resource in the near future! college faculty in collaboration with secondary school teachers CONNECTION subscribers also receive CONNECTION’s Campus and college and university professors. Programs focus on Newslink—a biweekly email news digest featuring the latest science, technology, engineering and math fields. news, events and comings and goings from New England’s International Exchange Programs that offer affordable college campuses and beyond. study-abroad opportunities at colleges and universities in To subscribe to CONNECTION, enroll as a Friend of NEBHE at Quebec and Nova Scotia. www.nebhe.org/friends. For more information, visit: www.nebhe.org/connection For More Information Excellence Through Diversity... For more information or to learn how to become a Friend of Diversity in Science, Technology, NEBHE and receive CONNECTION and other special benefits, Engineering and Mathematics please contact: The fastest-growing segments of New England’s job market New England Board of Higher Education demand skills in science, technology, engineering and math 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 (STEM). Yet many of the region’s fastest-growing populations Phone: 617-357-9620 • Fax: 617-338-1577 have been severely underrepresented in these fields. Email: [email protected] Web site: www.nebhe.org NEBHE’s Excellence Through Diversity (ETD) program aims to create a regional environment that supports the full
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NEBHE Chair Massachusetts Rhode Island The Hon. Mary R. Cathcart Carole A. Cowan Senator Daniel P. Connors Senior Policy Associate, President Rhode Island Legislature Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center Middlesex Community College Senator Hanna M. Gallo University of Maine Rev. Mark T. Cregan Rhode Island Legislature President Connecticut William H. Hurry Jr. Stonehill College Executive Director Judith B. Greiman M. Howard Jacobson Rhode Island Higher Education President Westboro, Massachusetts Assistance Authority Connecticut Conference of Representative Thomas P. Kennedy The Hon. Robert J. McKenna Independent Colleges Massachusetts Legislature Newport, Rhode Island Senator Joan V. Hartley Mary E. McNally Deborah A. Smith Connecticut Legislature Springfield, Massachusetts Director of External Affairs Marc S. Herzog Senator Joan M. Menard Office of the Governor Chancellor Massachusetts Legislature The Hon. Robert A. Weygand Connecticut Community Colleges Vice President for Administration Board of Trustees Patricia Plummer Chancellor University of Rhode Island Valerie F. Lewis Massachusetts Board Commissioner of Higher Education Vermont Department of Higher Education David J. Wahr Leon Burrell Dr. Jeremiah J. Lowney Jr., DDS Andover, Massachusetts Burlington, Vermont Norwich, Connecticut The Hon. Nancy I. Chard Robert E. Miller New Hampshire Brattleboro, Vermont Pomfret Center, Connecticut Senator Lou D’Allesandro Robert G. Clarke Christine Niekrash New Hampshire Legislature Chancellor University of Connecticut Health Center Kathryn G. Dodge Vermont State Colleges Representative Roberta Willis Executive Director Senator Matt Dunne Connecticut Legislature New Hampshire Postsecondary Vermont Legislature Education Commission Maine Daniel M. Fogel Thomas R. Horgan President The Hon. Christina Baker President & CEO University of Vermont Bass Harbor, Maine New Hampshire College Representative Alice Miller Representative Emily Ann Cain and University Council Vermont Legislature Maine Legislature The Hon. Andrew R. Peterson Carol A. Moore The Hon. Mary R. Cathcart Peterborough, New Hampshire President Senior Policy Associate, The Hon. Walter Peterson Lyndon State College Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center Peterborough, New Hampshire Marc A. vanderHeyden NEBHE Chair Stephen J. Reno President Susan A. Gendron Chancellor Saint Michael’s College Commissioner of Education University System of New Hampshire Michael Wool Maine Department of Education Representative Stella Scamman Charlotte, Vermont The Hon. Donna M. Loring New Hampshire Legislature Bradley, Maine William G. Simonton Terrence J. MacTaggart Commissioner Chancellor New Hampshire Community University of Maine System Technical College System Senator Elizabeth H. Mitchell Maine Legislature James C.Q. Weggler Madison, Maine
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The New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) helps you Maine study for careers like these when you enroll in one of the hundreds Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont of approved degree programs offered through NEBHE’s Tuition Break program. Massachusetts Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont NEBHE’s Tuition Break Program, (aka Regional Student Program, RSP, or Apple program), provides a discount on tuition to New England New Hampshire residents when they enroll in approved degree programs at out-of-state Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, public colleges and universities in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. The Tuition Break is Rhode Island available for certain degree programs that are not offered by any state Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, college or university in a student’s home state. New England residents are New Hampshire, Vermont eligible for the Tuition Break on hundreds of associate degree, bachelor’s Vermont degree, and graduate degree programs. Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island VISIT WWW.NEBHE.ORG/TUITIONBREAK TO: Select a New England state and get a list of Tuition Break Is your question not answered programs approved for its residents. on our website? Select a participating campus and get a list of its Tuition Email your question to Break programs. [email protected] Get contact information for participating campuses, and more. Call 617-357-9620 ext. 111 or 139. Or write to Tuition Break at NEBHE, 45 Temple Place, Boston, MA 02111.
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What is tuition? How does a student qualify Why is a state of residence not Tuition is what colleges charge for courses for the RSP Tuition Break? listed as eligible for an approved and instruction. Other costs billed to As a permanent resident of a New England degree program? students include fees and room and board. state, a student is eligible for the RSP A state is not listed when one of the state Tuition at state colleges and universities is Tuition Break when enrolled in an colleges or universities in that state offers a typically based on a student’s residency. approved degree program offered by comparable program (which in some cases A student who is a resident of the state a specific public college or university in has a different name). where the college is located is charged the another New England state. Approved majors (associate, bachelor’s and graduate) in-state tuition rate; a student from another If an out-of-state college is closer state typically pays a much higher out-of- for residents of each New England state are to a student’s permanent home, state tuition rate. A student eligible under listed at www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak. is the student eligible for the RSP the RSP Tuition Break program pays a For a list of programs, search our online Tuition Break? regional rate that is between the in-state database of programs or download the Sometimes. A student who lives closer to and out-of-state rates. Note: Only the annual catalog. an out-of-state college than an in-state col- tuition portion of college costs is discount- lege offering the same program, is eligible ed by the RSP Tuition Break program, not How does a student apply for the RSP Tuition Break in some cases. fees, room and board and other expenses. for the RSP Tuition Break? Most community colleges (and some four- A student must declare an approved Tuition year campuses) allow this eligibility. Refer to RSP Policies: Proximity Policy for details How much of a discount is the Break major that is offered by that college RSP Tuition Break? and indicate, “applying for NEBHE RSP at www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak and The Tuition Break allows an eligible student Tuition Break” on the college’s application contact an RSP campus representative to to pay a regional rate, which is significantly for admission. find out if a particular college allows less than out-of-state tuition. The rate is this eligibility. based on a percentage (up to 175 percent) How is a student accepted as of the out-of-state college’s in-state rate. an RSP Tuition Break student? Are graduate programs available Example: In-state tuition = $3,000; The college or university notifies a student with the RSP Tuition Break? Out-of-state tuition = $12,000; Regional of acceptance through the RSP at the time Yes. Hundreds of approved master’s, doctor- tuition = $5,250 (discount of $6,750). of acceptance to the college. al and graduate certificate programs are available. In certain cases, graduate students may petition for eligibility for other unique Is the RSP Tuition Break a scholarship? Can a student already enrolled No. It is a discount on the regular out-of- programs. Refer to RSP Policies: Highly at a college declare an RSP Tuition Specialized Graduate programs. Details state tuition rate that a student pays when Break major at that college? are available at www.nebhe.org/ attending a state college or university in Usually. An enrolled student needs to tuitionbreak. another New England state. contact the registrar and/or the college’s RSP campus representative, listed at Is the RSP Tuition Break a Is a student in the RSP Tuition www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak. new program? Break program eligible to apply for financial aid? No. The program turns 50 years old in What happens if a student changes 2007. The RSP was established by NEBHE Yes. A student should complete the FAFSA from an approved RSP Tuition Break in 1957 to expand educational opportuni- federal application and any financial aid major to a major not approved? ties for New England residents and help the applications required by the college(s). The college bills the student for the full states avoid duplication of costly academic For more information, check Financial out-of-state tuition once he/she is enrolled programs. Since 1957 the RSP has provided Aid Resources listed in this flyer. in a non-RSP degree program. New England residents with savings on more than 200,000 annual tuition bills. Is the RSP Tuition Break for Can the RSP Tuition Break be used The RSP has also saved individual New New England only? to attend a private college? England states billions of dollars in expen- Yes. The program is only for permanent No. Only New England’s state colleges ditures, because they do not have to start New England residents attending out-of- and universities and community up and operate academic programs that state public colleges and universities in the colleges participate. are offered in other New England states. six New England states – Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont. 18 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION 400+ UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Visit www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak for a complete list of approved programs NEBHE’S TUITION BREAK: COLLEGES available to residents of each New England state, and programs offered by AND UNIVERSITIES OFFERING BACHELOR’S each college or university. DEGREE PROGRAMS
Connecticut SAMPLING OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE TUITION BREAK PROGRAMS Central Connecticut State University www.ccsu.edu Eastern Connecticut State University www.easternct.edu States indicate residents eligible for Tuition Break at the college(s) listed. Southern Connecticut State University www.southernct.edu Architecture CT, NH, RI, VT University of Maine at Augusta, Western Connecticut State University www.wcsu.edu University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Connecticut www.uconn.edu Aviation Science CT, ME, NH, RI, VT Bridgewater State College Maine Maine Maritime Academy www.mainemaritime.edu Biological Engineering CT, MA, NH, RI, VT University of Maine University of Maine www.umaine.edu Biomedical Engineering ME, MA, NH, VT University of Connecticut, University of Rhode Island University of Maine at Augusta www.uma.maine.edu University of Maine at Farmington www.umf.maine.edu Chinese CT, ME, NH, RI, VT University of Massachusetts Amherst University of Maine at Fort Kent www.umfk.maine.edu University of Maine at Machias www.umm.maine.edu Communication Design CT, ME, NH, RI, VT Massachusetts College of Art University of Maine at Presque Isle www.umpi.maine.edu Emergency Management CT, ME, NH, RI, VT Massachusetts Maritime Academy University of Southern Maine www.usm.maine.edu
Environmental Engineering ME, MA, RI University of New Hampshire Massachusetts Hospitality and Tourism Management CT, ME, RI University of Massachusetts Amherst, Bridgewater State College www.bridgew.edu Fitchburg State College www.fsc.edu University of New Hampshire, Johnson State College Framingham State College www.framingham.edu Information Systems Engineering CT, MA, NH, RI, VT University of Maine Massachusetts College of Art www.massart.edu Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts www.mcla.mass.edu Meteorology ME, MA, RI Lyndon State College, Plymouth State University Massachusetts Maritime Academy www.maritime.edu Salem State College www.salemstate.edu Occupational Therapy CT, ME, RI, VT Worcester State College Westfield State College www.wsc.ma.edu Physiology and Neurobiology ME, MA, NH, RI University of Connecticut Worcester State College www.worcester.edu University of Massachusetts Amherst www.umass.edu University of Massachusetts Boston www.umb.edu University of Massachusetts Dartmouth www.umassd.edu SAMPLING OF ASSOCIATE DEGREE TUITION BREAK PROGRAMS University of Massachusetts Lowell www.uml.edu States indicate residents eligible for Tuition Break at the college(s) listed. New Hampshire Applied Animal Science ME, MA, RI, VT University of New Hampshire Keene State College www.keene.edu Plymouth State University www.plymouth.edu Arboriculture and Park Management CT, ME, NH, RI, VT University of Massachusetts Amherst University of New Hampshire www.unh.edu Computer and IT Security ME, NH, RI, VT Norwalk Community College, University of New Hampshire-Manchester www.unhm.edu
Springfield Technical Community College Rhode Island Fire Investigation CT, ME, MA, RI, VT New Hampshire Community Technical College-Laconia Rhode Island College www.ric.edu University of Rhode Island www.uri.edu Interpreter for the Deaf ME, MA, NH, RI, VT Northwestern Connecticut Community College Vermont Marine Biology and Oceanography CT, MA, NH, RI, VT Southern Maine Community College Castleton State College www.castleton.edu Photonics Engineering Technology ME, NH, RI, VT Three Rivers Community College Johnson State College www.jsc.vsc.edu Lyndon State College www.lyndonstate.edu Software Engineering ME, MA, NH, RI Vermont Technical College Vermont Technical College www.vtc.vsc.edu University of Vermont www.uvm.edu
Graduate programs are also offered by these institutions, and the HUNDREDS OF GRADUATE DEGREE TUITION BREAK PROGRAMS following: Univ. of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, Univ. Examples: Applied Genomics, Architecture, Biomedical Engineering, Dental Medicine, of Connecticut School of Medicine, Univ. of Connecticut School of Law, Univ. of Maine School of Law and Univ. of Massachusetts Worcester. Law, Medicine, Occupational Therapy, Polymer Science, Public Health, Wildlife Conservation, Work Environment. Associate degree programs are also offered by these institutions and by the community colleges in every New England state.
Visit www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak for a list of specific Tuition Break programs offered by any of these colleges.
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t least half of all students receive members in college. Based on this Meeting College Costs financial aid to help pay for information, the federal government Using Financial Aid A college, which costs on average calculates a student’s Expected Family about $15,000 a year for a student Contribution (EFC) and reports the attending a public college in state or EFC to colleges listed by the student Wendy A. Lindsay double that for a private college on the FAFSA and on a Student Aid (according to College Board 2005 data). Report provided to the student. What are students expected to pay Colleges often use additional each year towards their college expenses? criteria to determine a student’s EFC Colleges make that determination based based on the other applications they on personal finance information require. The colleges identify the provided by students and their parents on student’s eligibility for financial aid by their financial aid applications. subtracting the EFC from the Cost For starters, students (and parents of Attendance. of dependent students*) need to What is the Cost of Attendance? The complete the federal government’s colleges determine the estimated full cost FAFSA (Free Application for Federal of attendance for their students, which Student Aid) to be considered for most includes not only tuition, fees, room and kinds of financial aid, including loans. board, or the costs of off-campus Students also need to complete living, but also books and supplies, additional financial aid application transportation and personal expenses. forms required by the colleges they Financial aid is available from four wish to attend. basic sources: the federal government, The FAFSA asks students (and state government (see agencies listed parents of dependent students*) to on page 27), colleges and universities, report family income, assets and and private sources (including benefits, and other information such as foundations, community organizations size of family and number of family and corporations).
22 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Federal Aid Where to Obtain Stafford CALCULATING ELIGIBILITY The federal government awards three and PLUS Loans major types of financial aid: Grants If the college participates as a lender in (gift aid, based on financial need); the William D. Ford Federal Direct Cost of Attendance Work-Study (an award based on Loan Program, students/parents bor- Tuition, fees, room and board, financial need, providing part-time row directly from the federal books and supplies, transportation, employment arranged by the college); government by applying through the personal expenses. and Loans (borrowed money which college’s financial aid office. Otherwise, Expected Family Contribution must be repaid). students/parents borrow from a bank, – Determined from the FAFSA and/or credit union or private lender that partic- Grants the College Board’s Profile and any ipates in the Federal Family Education Federal Pell Grants and Supplemental other financial aid application Loan program (FFELP). Educational Opportunity Grants required by the college. (FSEOG) are awarded by the colleges Consolidation Loans to undergraduate students who are Multiple Stafford or Plus loans can Eligibility for Financial Aid identified as eligible by the federal be combined into one loan for = The maximum amount of money government, based on information easier repayment. Information on students can expect to receive in provided in the FAFSA. Direct Loan consolidation is available financial aid. from www.loanconsolidation.ed.gov or Work-Study 800-557-7392. For FFELP consolidation, Work-study money is awarded by the contact the lender or loan service agent. FREE INFORMATION colleges to students identified as Free financial aid information and free eligible by the federal government, Non-Federal Aid scholarship searches are readily available based on information provided in the Scholarship, grant and loan programs from several sources including the federal FAFSA. The students earn the award are administered by agencies, government, state financial aid agencies, amount through part-time employment foundations and loan authorities in college financial aid offices, high school provided or arranged by the college. each New England state. (See detailed guidance counselors, libraries and the Internet. list starting on page 25.) Federal Perkins Loans Watch out for scholarship scams! Explore Federal Perkins Loans are very low- all free sources before considering any Scholarships and grants (gift aid) are interest loans administered by participat- private, fee-based scholarship service. awarded based on financial need and Make sure a private service is reputable. ing colleges for undergraduate, graduate other criteria, such as academic and Information is available from the Federal and professional students with excep- personal achievement, religious affilia- Trade Commission at www.ftc.gov or tional financial need who are enrolled telephone 1-877-FTC-HELP. tion, ethnicity, memberships, hobbies part-time or full-time. Priority is given to or special interests. Scholarships and MEET DEADLINES Pell Grant recipients. Students repay their grants are offered by state financial aid loan to the college where they received it. Students need to check with the college agencies, colleges and universities, financial aid office to find out which applica- Federal Stafford Loans private businesses, foundations, tion forms are required and what the dead- lines are. Financial aid applications must be Federal Stafford Loans are for under- community organizations, veterans’ groups, etc. To research scholarship completed on time, and early is better. Note: graduate, graduate and professional Students can apply for financial aid before students enrolled at least half time. opportunities, conduct free searches they have been accepted by the colleges Students can borrow up to a maximum online using sites such as where they have applied for admission. loan amount each year they are enrolled www.fastweb.com (see other web site The FAFSA should be completed as soon as and pay back the loan after leaving col- resources on pages 24 and 25). Also possible after January 1. Students and fami- lege. Financial need is not a requirement, check with the colleges, high school lies can choose to estimate their income for the previous year and verify it later, instead but loans are subsidized for students guidance offices, public libraries, chambers of commerce and community of delaying their application until after filing demonstrating financial need (the inter- taxes. organizations for scholarship directories est on their loan is forgiven while they are File the FAFSA electronically at and lists. enrolled in college). www.fafsa.ed.gov. Obtain an continued electronic PIN to “sign” the Federal PLUS Loans FAFSA at www.pin.ed.gov Federal PLUS Loans are for parents of A paper FAFSA is available from local dependent* undergraduate students *Independent students report only their own libraries, high schools, colleges and from: enrolled at least half time. The maxi- income and assets (and their spouse’s, if mar- Federal Student Aid Information Center mum amount to be borrowed equals ried). A student is considered independent if one P.O. Box 84 the cost of attendance minus any other of the following applies: Born before Jan. 1, 1983 Washington, DC 20044 (for 2006-07 academic year), married, enrolled in 1-800-4-FED-AID financial aid received by the student. a graduate program (beyond bachelor’s degree), 1-800-730-8913 (TTY for hearing-impaired) Repayment generally begins within 60 has legal dependent(s), is an orphan or ward of days after the loan has been disbursed. the court, or a veteran of the U.S. Armed Forces.
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Some helpful websites Other Ways to • Attend college half-time or part-time U.S. Dept. of Education Meet College Costs and take longer to complete a degree, but still remain eligible for www.studentaid.ed.gov • Use a tuition payment plan arranged some financial aid (attending at least FAFSA www.fafsa.ed.gov through the college’s financial aid office. half-time is required for federal Smart Student Guide to Financial Aid • Get an out-of-state tuition break: Stafford and Plus loan programs). www.finaid.org The New England Board of Higher • Attend a lower-cost, two-year commu- Scholarship searches Education’s Regional Student nity college then transfer to a four-year www.fastweb.com Program provides New England college to earn a bachelor’s degree. residents with a tuition break when National Association of Student • Commute to college instead of living Financial Aid Administrators they study approved majors at on campus. Information on financial aid process public colleges and universities in and list of web sites. • Work for a company or organization other New England states. Eligibility www.studentaid.org that provides tuition assistance. www.nasfaa.org is explained at www.nebhe.org/ • The U.S. Armed Forces offer various tuitionbreak. Or call 617-357-9620. College Board Information, Profile college financing options to students • Participate in community service: www.collegeboard.com who meet eligibility requirements. Americorps is a national program Information about scholarship scams Information is available at the U.S. that allows college-age students Federal Trade Commission www.ftc.gov Department of Defense’s career to earn education awards in guide site: www.myfuture.com. Expected Family return for national service. Visit Contribution (EFC)Calculator www.americorps.gov or telephone Wendy A. Lindsay is director of A free service to help students and families 800-942-2677. estimate their EFC and eligibility for financial aid. NEBHE’s Regional Student Program. www.finaid.org/calculators/finaidestimate.phtml apps.collegeboard.com/fincalc/efc_welcome.jsp Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is determined by “federal methodology” and/or “institutional methodology.” Federal methodology is a calculation, according to a formula specified in federal law, of information provided in the FAFSA, based on the student’s income and assets, and in the case of dependent students, also the parents’ income, assets and number of dependents. Detailed information available at: www.ifap.ed.gov. Institutional methodology is a calculation conducted by colleges and universities who require other financial aid applications.
Tax relief The federal government administers several PHOTOS, CLOCKWISE, COURTESY programs that provide tax relief for higher OF MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE education savings and expenses. For current (DENNIS CURRAN), UNIVERSITY OF MAINE PRESQUE ISLE, information on HOPE Scholarships and EASTERN CONNECTICUT Lifetime Learning Tax Credits, visit the STATE UNIVERSITY Internal Revenue Service web site. IRS Tax Information for Students - www.irs.gov/individuals/students/index.html Tax Benefits for Education - www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p970.pdf
Tax-advantaged college savings plans All 50 states offer college investing and savings plans, in accordance with Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code. Information is available at www.collegesavings.org.
24 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Financial Aid Resources: State Programs
Connecticut Connecticut Higher Education Supplemental Loan Authority New England websites Connecticut Department of (CHESLA) Connecticut Department of Higher Higher Education 342 North Main Street, Suite 202 Education Office of Financial Aid 61 Woodland Street West Hartford, CT 06117 www.ctdhe.org Hartford, CT 06105 www.chesla.org Connecticut Higher Education Supplemental www.ctdhe.org/sfa 860/236-1400 Loan Authority www.chesla.org 860/947-1855 800/252-3357 (within Conn.) Fax: 860/947-1311 Connecticut Student Loan Foundation Email: [email protected] or www.cslf.com Capitol Scholarship Program [email protected] Eligibility: Citizens or permanent Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) Connecticut Family Education www.famemaine.com residents who attend an undergraduate col- Loan Program lege in Connecticut or a state which has a Maine Education Services Eligibility: Students enrolled at least half-time reciprocity agreement with Connecticut. www.mesfoundation.com at nonprofit colleges in Connecticut, or Applicants must also have graduated in the Massachusetts Educational Financing Connecticut residents enrolled at least half- top 20 percent of their high school class or Authority (MEFA) www.mefa.org time at nonprofit colleges anywhere in the scored at least 1800 on the SAT. Application: United States. Students or co-borrower must Massachusetts Office of Student Apply at high school guidance office by demonstrate creditworthiness. Award amount: Financial Assistance www.osfa.mass.edu February 15. from $2,000 to the total cost of education per TERI College Access Connecticut Independent College academic year, less other financial aid awarded. www.tericollegeaccess.org Student Grant Application: Visit www.chesla.org/about.php. New Hampshire Association of Student Eligibility: Connecticut residents who are Connecticut Student Loan Foundation Financial Aid Administrators undergraduates at Connecticut independent www.nhasfaa.org (CSLF) colleges and demonstrate financial need. 525 Brook Street, P.O. Box 1009 New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Award amount: Up to $8,500 annually. Rocky Hill, CT 06067 www.nhcf.org Application: Apply at college financial www.cslf.com New Hampshire Center for College Planning aid office. 800/237-9721 ext. 259 www.nhheaf.org Connecticut Aid for Fax: 860/257-4001 Rhode Island Higher Education Public College Students Lender for FFELP (Stafford and Plus) loans. Assistance Authority www.riheaa.org Eligibility: Connecticut residents attending Connecticut public colleges who demonstrate Rhode Island Office of Higher Education Maine www.ribghe.org/ohe.htm financial need. Apply at college financial aid office. Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) Rhode Island Student Loan Authority Education Assistance Division www.risla.com Minority Teacher Incentive Grant 5 Community Drive www.rischolarships.com Eligibility: Minority junior or senior-year stu- P.O. Box 949 College Planning Center of Rhode Island dents enrolled full-time in a teacher prepara- UNIVERSITYPHOTO: OF MAINE Augusta, ME 04332-0949 www.collegeplanningcenter.org tion program at a Connecticut college or www.famemaine.com university. Award amount: Up to $5,000 for Vermont Student Assistance Corp. (VSAC) 800/228-3734 junior and senior year. Application: Contact www.vsac.org TTY: 207/626-2717 college’s education dean. Information at NEBHE’s Regional Student Program (RSP) Fax: 207/623-0095 800/842-0229. www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak Email: [email protected] or Connecticut Talent Assistance [email protected] Cooperative, Inc. State of Maine Grant Program Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) Eligibility: Maine residents who demonstrate 35 Pleasant Street Unit 1-C financial need and are enrolled as undergrad- Meriden, CT 06450 uate students at public or private colleges in www.conntacinc.org Maine, or the other five New England states, 203/634-7669 District of Columbia or Pennsylvania. Financial aid workshops, application Application: File the FAFSA. Eligible students fee waivers, scholarship for qualified are notified by college financial aid office. students; satellite offices at Connecticut community colleges.
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Tuition Waiver Program Mitchell Scholarship Gilbert Grant Eligibility: Maine residents attending school Eligibility: Annually awards a scholarship to a Eligibility: Massachusetts residents enrolled within the University of Maine System, the graduating senior from every high school in full-time at an independent, regionally accredit- Maine Community College System or Maine Maine who will enter a two-year or four-year ed college in Massachusetts. Award amount: Maritime Academy who are children or spous- college. Students are selected on the basis of $200 to $2,500. Application: File the FAFSA. es of firefighters, law enforcement officers, academic performance/ potential, community Contact financial aid office or OSFA. and emergency medical services personnel service and financial need. Application: MASSGrant who have been killed in the line of duty, or Available from high school guidance coun- Eligibility: Massachusetts residents enrolled died as a result of injuries received during the selors or from www.mitchellinstitute.org. full-time at an approved public or private col- performance of their duties. Or, students who Maine Education Services lege or university in any New England state, were foster children under the custody of the Maine Educational Loan Pennsylvania, District of Columbia or Maine Department of Human Services when Authority (MELA) Maryland, who have not received a bachelor’s they graduated from high school. One City Center, 11th Floor degree. Award amount: $300 to $2,300. Maine Health Professions Portland, ME 04101 Application: File the FAFSA between Jan. 1 Loan Program 800/922-6352 and May 1. Eligibility: A need-based forgivable loan pro- 207/791-3600 Paraprofessional Teacher gram for Maine residents attending any post- Email: [email protected] Preparation Grant graduate program in medicine, veterinary Scholarships: www.mesfoundation.com/ Eligibility: Massachusetts residents medicine, dentistry or optometry. Application: scholarships currently employed as paraprofessionals Contact college financial aid office and FAME. Scholarships include: Maine Legislative in Massachusetts public schools, who wish Educators for Maine Program Memorial Scholarship Fund, Maine Masonic to become certified as full time teachers. Eligibility: A merit-based forgivable Aid for Continuing Education, Maine Metal Application: File FAFSA, and complete the loan program for Maine residents pursuing Products Association Scholarship, Maine Paraprofessional application, available careers in education, who are undergraduate State Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, TD at www.osfa.org. or graduate students and have a minimum Banknorth Promise Scholarship. Part-Time Grant 3.0 GPA. Loan amount: up to $3,000 annually. Eligibility: Massachusetts residents demon- Application: Available by February 1 at Alternative and supplemental loans: www.mela.net strating financial need who enroll part-time www.famemaine.com/html/education/ (minimum of six credits) in an approved applications.htm and at Maine colleges Massachusetts college or university. Applicant and high schools. Massachusetts must not have received bachelor’s degree. Quality Child Care The TERI College Access Center Application: File the FAFSA between Jan. 1 Education Scholarship Boston Public Library and May 1 and contact college financial aid Eligibility: Maine residents who 700 Boylston Street office regarding application requirements demonstrate financial need and work Boston, MA 02116 and deadlines. as a childcare provider or intend to www.tericollegeaccess.org Performance Bonus Grant work in childcare. Award amount: Up 617/536-0200 Eligibility: MassGrant recipients who meet to $2,000 per award year. Application: 877/ED-AID-4U (within Mass.) certain eligibility criteria including a 3.0 Available at www.famemaine.com or Fax: 617/536-0200 grade point average and an expected family by contacting FAME. Office of Student Financial Assistance contribution of zero. Award amount: $350 to Visit www.famemaine.com (OSFA) $500. Application: File the FAFSA between For information on nearly 150 scholarships, 454 Broadway, Suite 200 Jan. 1 and May 1. tuition waiver programs, Access to Medical Revere, MA 02151 Public Service Grant Education and Access to Veterinary www.osfa.mass.edu Eligibility: Child and/or widowed spouse of Education programs. 617/727-9420 any Massachusetts fire, police or corrections Senator George J. Mitchell Scholarship Agnes M. Lindsay Scholarship officer killed in the line of duty, or child of Research Institute Eligibility: Students with financial need who POW/MIA or Massachusetts veteran killed in 22 Monument Square, Suite 200 reside in a rural area of Massachusetts and the line of duty. Must enroll full-time at an Portland, ME 04101 attend a Massachusetts public college. eligible Massachusetts institution. Award www.mitchellinstitute.org Application: Contact OSFA. amount: varies. Application: Available from 207/773-7700 Christian A. Herter the OSFA. 888/220-7209 Memorial Scholarship Visit www.osfa for information on variety E-mail: [email protected] Eligibility: Massachusetts residents attending of tuition waiver programs as well as 10th or 11th grade who demonstrate academic scholarships and grants. promise and have overcome major adversity in their lives. Award amount: Up to 50 percent of student’s financial need for undergraduate study in an eligible program. Application: Contact OSFA.
26 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Massachusetts Educational Financing New Hampshire Postsecondary Statewide Student Aid Program Authority (MEFA) Education Commission Eligibility: Multiple awards for New 125 Summer Street, Suite 300 3 Barrell Court, Suite 300 Hampshire residents (ages 17-24) planning to Boston, MA 02110 Concord, NH 03301-8543 enroll in undergraduate or graduate programs www.mefa.org www.nh.gov/postsecondary/index.html at accredited four-year colleges. Application 800/449-6332 603/271-2555 and information at www.nhcf.org. Email: [email protected] The Commission administers seven financial Adult Student Aid Program Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus) aid programs and funds scholarships for Eligibility: New Hampshire residents who are loans if attending participating colleges, consoli- Future Educators Academy and loan independent students; preference given to dation loans and alternative loans. repayments under Teacher Quality single parents with little or no postsecondary MEFA Loan Enhancement Grant. education or training. Application and Eligibility: Borrower must be a parent, legal Leveraged Incentive Grant Program information at www.nhcf.org. guardian, spouse or other creditworthy party Eligibility: New Hampshire residents who Career Aid to Technology Students except the student. Loan amount: Up to the attend New Hampshire institutions and have (CATS) Program cost of attendance, less financial aid received. completed freshman year. Colleges determine Eligibility: New Hampshire residents (ages 17- Application: Request a MEFA loan brochure recipients based on need and merit. Award 24) planning to enroll in accredited training and application from participating amount: Determined by the college. programs not leading to a four-year degree. Massachusetts colleges and universities or Application: Contact college financial Application and information at www.nhcf.org. from MEFA at 800/449-6332 or www.mefa.org. aid office. MEFA Student Alternative Loan Workforce Incentive Program Rhode Island Eligibility: Student is primary borrower, with Forgivable Loan Component Rhode Island Higher Education co-applicant required on most applications, Eligibility: New Hampshire residents enrolled Assistance Authority (RIHEAA) unless student has minimum verifiable income. at New Hampshire institutions who are 560 Jefferson Boulevard American Student Assistance (ASA) preparing for career fields designated as Warwick, RI 02886 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 1600 shortage areas (Nursing, Special Education, www.riheaa.org Boston, MA 02114 Foreign Language Education). Award amount: 401/736-1100 or 800/922-9855 www.amsa.com Determined by the college. Application: Scholarships and grants: 401-736-1170 800/999-9080 Contact college financial aid office. Email: [email protected] Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford Loan Repayment Component Rhode Island State Grant Eligibility: New Hampshire employees working and Plus) loans, consolidation loans Eligibility: Rhode Island residents enrolled at and private loans. in career fields designated as shortage areas (Nursing, Special Education, Foreign least half-time in postsecondary programs Nellie Mae Language Education). Award amount: up to leading to degrees or certificates. Students 50 Braintree Hill Park, Suite 300 $1,500 first year to $3,000 in the fifth year. must demonstrate financial need. Awards are Braintree, MA 02184 Application: Available at www.nh.gov/postsec- portable throughout the United States, www.nelliemae.com ondary/finwork.pdf. Canada and Mexico. Award amount: $300 to 800/634-9308 $1,400 annually, renewable for three years. New Hampshire Incentive Program Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford Application: File FAFSA before March 1. Eligibility: New Hampshire undergraduates Email: [email protected] . and Plus) loans, consolidation loans attending eligible institutions in New England. and private loans. Award amount: Up to $1,000 annually. CollegeBoundfund Academic Application: Contact Commission. Promise Scholarship New Hampshire Eligibility: Rhode Island residents enrolled Scholarship for Orphans of Veterans full time in postsecondary programs leading New Hampshire Higher Education Eligibility: Scholarships available to eligible to degrees or certificates. Applicants must Assistance Foundation New Hampshire residents whose parent(s) be high school graduating seniors who 4 Barrell Court died as a result of overseas military service. demonstrate financial need and demonstrate P.O. Box 877 Award amount: Up to $1,000 per year. academic promise as evidenced by SAT or Concord, NH 03302-0877 Application: Contact Commission. ACT scores, and achieve a minimum GPA to www.nhheaf.org New Hampshire Charitable remain eligible. Awards are portable to any 603/225-6612 or 800/525-2577 Foundation (NHCF) Title IV eligible institution. Award amount: Fax: 603/224-2581 37 Pleasant Street $2,500 per year, renewable for three years. New Hampshire Higher Education Concord, NH 03301-4005 Application: File FAFSA before March 1. Center for College Planning www.nhcf.org Email: [email protected]. www.nhheaf.org/resource_center.htm 603/225-6641 Local Scholarship search: New Hampshire Education NHCF administers more than 250 separate www.rischolarships.com Loan Corporation funds to support education. Visit www.nhheafnetwork.org www.nhcf.org for complete list and Lender for FFELP loans, consolidation loans application information. and private loans. NHCF’s three primary statewide student aid programs are as follows:
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Rhode Island Student Loan Authority Rhode Island Family Education Loan Teacher-Reward Program: Applicants must (RISLA) Eligibility: Low-cost fixed-rate loan available possess a minimum of a bachelor’s degree, 560 Jefferson Boulevard to students attending eligible Rhode Island be certified by the State of Rhode Island, and Warwick, RI 02886 colleges and universities as well as to Rhode be employed full-time by a public non-profit www.risla.com Island residents attending out-of-state institu- elementary or secondary school in the state. 401/736-1190 tions. Maximum loan amount: $35,000 per Priority is given to teaching in the predicted 800/758-7562 year. Application: Contact RISLA. shortage areas of math, Spanish, ESL, Fax: 401/736-1145 Nurse-Reward Program science, special education and health. TDD: 401/734-9481 Pharmacy-Reward Program Email: [email protected] Teacher-Reward Program Vermont Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus) Eligibility: For qualified students who Vermont Student Assistance loans, consolidation loans and alternative received Stafford loans that were issued after Corporation (VSAC) student loans, including College Bound Loan. July 1, 2000, and are held by RISLA or one of P.O. Box 2000 RISLA’s College Planning Center its affiliate lenders. Program recipients are 10 East Allen Street of Rhode Island granted interest-free loans for the first four Winooski, VT 05404 (located in the Warwick Mall) years of repayment if they meet certain condi- www.vsac.org www.cpcri.org tions (specified for each program below). http://services.vsac.org/ilwwcm/connect/VSAC 401/736-3170 Approximately 250 qualified graduates are General information: 802/655-9602 TDD: 401/222-6195 eligible annually for each program. or 800/642-3177 Application: Contact RISLA. Fax: 401/736-1184 VSAC Resource Center The Paul V. Sherlock Nurse-Reward Program: Applicants must be 10 East Allen Street Memorial Scholarship a Rhode Island licensed registered nurse, per- 800-642-3177 or 802-655-9602 forming nursing services in Rhode Island; be Eligibility: Awarded to 25 Rhode Island Loans: 800-798-8722 or 802-655-4050 students each year to honor Dr. Sherlock's employed by a licensed Rhode Island health Lender for FFELP (federal Stafford and Plus legacy as a champion of education. care facility and work a minimum of 20 hours loans), alternative loans, private loans and Application and information available at the per week with responsibility for patient care. consolidation loans. College Planning Center or at www.cpcri.org. Pharmacy-Reward Program: Applicants must be a Rhode Island licensed pharmacist VSAC Scholarship Programs and employed full-time by a certified Rhode for Vermonters Island pharmacy. For information on scholarships for next academic year, visit web site in December: PHOTO COURTESY OF MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF ART © JOEL VEAK, 2006 http://services.vsac.org/ilwwcm/connect/VSAC 888-253-4819 or 802-654-3798 Vermont Incentive Grant Eligibility: Vermont residents demonstrating financial need who enroll full-time in an undergraduate degree program at in-state or out-of-state institutions, and have not earned a bachelor’s degree. Also for eligible Vermont residents enrolled at UVM College of Medicine or in a veterinary medicine program. Application: File FAFSA and grant application, available from colleges or from VSAC. Tel. 800-882-4166 or 802-654-3750. Vermont Part-Time Student Grant Eligibility and Application: Same as Vermont Incentive Grant, except students must take fewer than 12 credits per semester. Tel. 800-882-4166 or 802-654-3750. Vermont Non-Degree Grant Eligibility: Vermont residents enrolled in non-degree course to improve employability or encourage further study. Application: KEY Available from VSAC, or Vermont Department FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid (application required for all types of financial aid) of Employment and Training offices, vocational FFELP Federal Family Education Loan (Stafford loans for students and Plus loans for parents) centers, and colleges. Tel. 800-882-4166 or 802-654-3750.
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University of Maine 1 1. The higher education institutions listed in CONNECTION’S 2007 168 College Avenue 207/581-1110 DIRECTORY OF NEW ENGLAND COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES are authorized to grant academic degrees at certificate, associate, bachelor’s, Orono 04473-9967 FAX: 207/581-1517 2 www.umaine.edu master’s or doctoral levels. Colleges and universities are listed alphabetically by state with public institutions appearing first, Founded 1895; offers 88 bachelor’s degree programs, followed by independent institutions. A separate section listing 64 master’s degree programs, and 25 doctoral 3 programs. Library is ranked among the top in the law and medical schools follows the state-by-state sections. country. Honors College program is one of the nation’s Independent institutions listed are nonprofit except for the oldest and most prestigious. Students enjoy hands-on following for-profit institutions: Briarwood College, Gibbs research, even at the undergraduate level. College, Goodwin College and Paier College of Art Inc. in Robert A. Kennedy, President Connecticut; Andover College and Beal College in Maine; FINE Janet E. Waldron, VP for Administration Mortuary College, Gibbs College and New England Institute of Art John Mahon, Interim Provost in Massachusetts; Hesser College and McIntosh College in New Michael Eckardt, VP for Research 4 Hampshire; and New England Culinary Institute in Vermont. Joe Carr, Dir. of University Relations C. Thomas Skaggs, Dir. of Institutional Research Information in the institutional listings is derived from a Sharon M. Oliver, Dir. of Admissions New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) survey Peggy Crawford, Dir. of Student Financial Aid conducted in the summer of 2006. Participation in NEBHE’s Andrew Matthews, Dir. of Housing Services survey is voluntary. Institutional respondents may elect not to Tammy Light, Manager of Student Records supply all requested information. Dennis Casey, Bursar 2. Institutions generally provide their main telephone and fax John H. Gregory, Executive Dir. of Technology numbers and the institution’s homepage on the World Wide Joyce Rumery, Dir. of Library Services Web. (For telephone numbers of admissions offices, see the Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 5 section of each listing titled “Admissions Information.”) Academic Calendar ...... Semester 6 3. Brief factual descriptions note the year the institution was Student Body ...... Coed 7 Tuition/Fees...... $5,970/$1,494 founded, types of programs offered and degrees awarded. 8 $16,920/$1,494 4. The NEBHE survey asks campuses to provide the names and Housing, Room & Board...... $7,125 9 titles of senior campus officers. In general, the campus officers Endowment...... $57,762,000 10 listed include presidents, academic deans, chief financial officers Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,663/350 11 and undergraduate admissions and financial aid officers. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 496/327 12 Library Collection ...... 2,406,634 13 5. Most New England colleges and universities are accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total a regional accrediting body based in Bedford, Massachusetts. Total Enrollment 8,787 2,648 11,435 NEASC accreditation indicates that a college has purposes Undergrad Degree 7,553 943 8,496 14 Graduate Degree 1,115 689 1,804 appropriate to higher education, has the necessary resources Non-Degree 119 1,016 1,135 to achieve its stated purposes through educational programs, is substantially doing so, and gives reasonable evidence that it will Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required (SAT I preferred); Early Action deadline: continue to do so in the foreseeable future. Accreditation by NEASC applies to the institution as a whole; therefore it is not a December 15th. Rolling admission begins January 15 15th; $40 fee. Application is available online at guarantee of the quality of every course offered. NE indicates that apply.maine.edu an institution is accredited by NEASC. NE cand indicates that the institution is a candidate for accreditation by NEASC. Phone: 877/486-2364 Email: [email protected] Some New England institutions and/or their individual programs are accredited by other accrediting bodies. Specialized indicates that an institution or one or more of its academic programs carries such accreditation. Further information about such accreditation may be described in footnotes. Interested students
30 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION should contact the institution directly for further information. 12. Listings shows the total number of full-time faculty and In the case of law and medical schools, additional accreditation is part-time faculty, in most cases as of Jan. 1 2006. Faculty indicated as follows: counts may include adjuncts. AALS Association of American Law Schools 13. Figure refers to the total library collection. In most cases, ABA American Bar Association reported collections include books, serials, other paper materials, AMA-AAMA American Medical Association-American e-books, serial subscriptions (including electronic), microforms Association of Medical Assistants and audio visual materials. AMA-CAHEA American Medical Association-Committee 14. Enrollment figures are for the fall 2005 term. The figures are on Allied Health Education and Accreditation reported by institutions based on a headcount of full- and part- AOA American Osteopathic Association time degree enrollment in undergraduate and graduate degree programs and full- and part-time non-degree enrollment. LCME Liaison Committee on Medical Education 6. In a semester system, the academic year is divided into two equal 15. Admissions Information is presented in a brief narrative and units. In a trimester system, the year is divided into three units. may include: examinations required by institutions as part of In a quarter system, the year is divided into four units. Other the admissions process or for placement after admission; calendar systems include 4-1-4, which features two terms of four application deadlines and fees for first-year students; and months each and a one-month intersession intended for experi- information regarding special admissions programs and related mental or intensive study and variations such as 4-4-1 or 4-1-4-1. deadlines. The admissions office telephone number, email address and website address are also provided. 7. An institution’s student body is classified as men for men only, women for women only or coed for men and women. The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) exam is not generally listed; however most institutions require the exam of 8. Tuition/Fees generally refers to annual tuition and mandatory students for whom English is a second language. fees, if reported, for a typical undergraduate (except in the case of institutions that enroll only graduate students). Institutions Generally listed admissions examinations are indicated as follows: listing tuition per credit hour are footnoted as such. For public ACT American College Testing Program institutions, in-state tuition and mandatory fees are listed first; ACT/ASSETT American College Testing Program ASSETT Test followed by out-of-state tuition and mandatory fees. Tuition and fees are current for the 2006-2007 academic year. Fees may include DAT Dental Aptitude Test the cost of health insurance required by some institutions if GRE Graduate Records Examination students are not covered by comparable health insurance and LSAT Law School Admissions Test may vary according to program of study. The figures listed for MAT Miller Analogies Test Tuition/Fees do not include room and board charges unless otherwise indicated. MCAT Medical College Admissions Test 9. Housing, Room & Board refers to average annual charges for stu- OAT Optometry Admissions Test dents living on campus and participating in a standard meal plan SATI Scholastic Aptitude Reasoning Test (unless otherwise noted) during the 2006-2007 academic year. SATII Scholastic Aptitude Subject Tests 10. Listing generally shows the estimated market value of institutional Some of the more popular special admissions programs include: endowment, if available, as of June 30, 2006, unless otherwise indi- cated. Endowments under $1 million are not included. In most Early Decision, in which the institution provides early cases, the value of endowments listed in the law and medical notice of admission and requires a non-refundable deposit school section are also included in the affiliated institution’s if the student accepts the offer; and Early Notification, in total endowment in the state-by-state listings. which the institution give early notice of admission and requires that students make a deposit that is refundable if the student 11. Listing shows the total number of full-time employees (excluding decides not to attend. faculty) and part-time employees (excluding faculty), in most cases as of Jan. 1, 2006.
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law.quinnipiac.edu Hamden, Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut Public Population 2005 ...... 3,510,297 Board of Governors for Higher Education Connecticut Public Valerie F. Lewis, Commissioner Number of Colleges and Universities 2005 Connecticut Department of Higher Education Public Two-Year: ...... 12 Four-Year: ...... 11 61 Woodland Street Independent Two-Year:...... 3 Four-Year: ...... 20 Hartford, CT 06105-2326 860/947-1800 Degrees Conferred 2004 Associate ...... 4,807 Board of Trustees of Community Colleges Bachelor’s ...... 16,856 Marc S. Herzog, Chancellor Master’s ...... 8,402 61 Woodland Street First-Professional ...... 949 Hartford, CT 06105 860/244-7600 Doctorate ...... 692 System includes Asnuntuck, Capital, Gateway, Housatonic, Higher Education Enrollment 2004 Manchester, Middlesex, Naugatuck Valley, Northwestern Public Two-Year:...... 45,743 Four-Year:...... 64,611 Connecticut, Norwalk, Quinebaug Valley, Three Rivers and Independent Two-Year: ...... 2,554 Four-Year:...... 59,867 Tunxis Community Colleges Foreign Enrollment 2004 ...... 7,138 Connecticut State University System David G. Carter, Chancellor Black, Native American, 39 Woodland Street Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Hartford, CT 06105-2337 Students as % of Total Higher 860/493-0000 Education Enrollment 2004 ...... 23% System includes Central Connecticut, Eastern Connecticut, Southern Connecticut and Western Per-Capita Income 2005 ...... $47,819 Connecticut State Universities. State Appropriation for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2006 ....$4.96
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2006
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
Asnuntuck Community College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 52/25 and applied technology programs leading to Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 25/90 certificates and associate degrees. 170 Elm Street 860/253-3000 Library Collection ...... 33,000 Enfield 06082 FAX: 860/253-3007 Calvin E. Woodland, President www.acc.commnet.edu Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Lester Primus, Dean of Administration Total Enrollment 526 957 1,483 Mary Ann Affleck, Academic Dean Founded 1972; offers liberal arts, technical and Undergrad Degree 443 475 918 Doris Arrington, Dean of Student Services occupational programs leading to postsecondary Non-Degree 83 482 565 Linda Guzzo, Dean of Continuing Education certificates and associate degrees. Admissions Information: No exam required. Rubin Fisher, Dir. of Personnel Martha McLeod, President Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is Jai E. Smith, Dir. of Student Activities Sarah L. Garrett, Dean of Academic Affairs available online at www.acc.commnet.edu John McNamara, Dir. of Development Vincent S. Fulginiti, Dean of Student Services Marsha L. Ball-Davis, Dir. of Admissions Timothy J. Hurlock, Dean of Administration Phone: 860/253-3010 Margaret A. M. Wolf, Dir. of Financial Aid Qing L. Mack, Dir. of Institutional Research Email: [email protected] Roger Ferraro, Dir. of Computer Services Donna Shaw, Dir. of Admissions Carl Antonucci, Dir. of Library Donna Jones-Searle, Dir. of Financial Aid Capital Community College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Gail Labbadia, Dir. of Records Academic Calendar ...... Semester Lynne Gregor, Dir. of Information Technology 950 Main Street 860/906-5000 Student Body ...... Coed Michael Moran, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Hartford 06103 www.ccc.commnet.edu Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 Accreditation...... NE Formed in 1992 with merger of Greater Hartford $7,056/$920 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Community College (founded in 1967) and Hartford Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Student Body ...... Coed State Technical College (founded as the Connecticut Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 99/105 Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 Engineering Institute in 1946). Offers liberal arts, Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 63/150 $7,056/$920 nursing, health careers, occupational, engineering Library Collection ...... 53,290 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 35 Connecticut Public Institutions
Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Eastern Connecticut Total Enrollment 927 2,646 3,573 5/2 application deadline; $50 fee. State University Undergrad Degree 883 2,029 2,912 Non-Degree 44 617 661 Phone: 860/832-3278 83 Windham Street 860/465-5000 Email: [email protected] Willimantic 06226 FAX: 860/465-5544 Admissions Information: Exams required for www.easternct.edu selective programs. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available online at Charter Oak State College Founded in 1889; provides arts and sciences, teacher www.ccc.commnet.edu education and professional programs leading to 55 Paul J. Manafort Drive 860/832-3800 associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing Phone: 860/906-5126 New Britain 06053-2142 FAX: 860/832-3999 education; cooperative education; and summer Email: [email protected] www.charteroak.edu session for degree credit. Founded 1973; offers year-round external degree Elsa Nuñez, President Central Connecticut program for adult students in interdisciplinary liberal Michael E. Pernal, Executive Vice President State University arts leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees in Dimitrios S. Pachis, VP for Academic Affairs general studies. Students earn credits based on faculty Dennis A. Hannon, VP for Finance & Administration 1615 Stanley Street 860/832-3200 evaluation of courses transferred from regionally Laura A. Tordenti, VP for Student Affairs New Britain 06050 FAX: 860/832-1781 accredited colleges and universities, some non- Kenneth J. DeLisa, VP for Institutional Advancement www.ccsu.edu collegiate instruction, college-level tests, online or Carmen Cid, Dean, School of Arts and Sciences Founded 1849; awards bachelor’s and master’s degrees video based courses, special assessment, contract Patricia A. Kleine, Dean, School of in liberal arts, teacher education, business, technology learning and portfolio assessment. Offers web-based Education/Professional Studies & and other professional fields; awards doctoral degrees and video-based courses. Students must have earned Graduate Division in education. Offers continuing education; cooperative 9 credits prior to applying for admission. Shelly Giménez, Dean, School of education; study abroad; summer and winter sessions. Merle W. Harris, President Continuing Education William J. Gammell, Planning Officer & Dir. of John W. Miller, President Shirley M. Adams, VP of Academic Affairs Clifford S. Williams, Chief Financial & Institutional Research Larry L. Wilder, Chief Financial Officer George Kahkedjian, Chief Information Officer Carl R. Lovitt, Provost and VP for Academic Affairs Administrative Officer Harry E. White, Dean, Development, Constance B. Green, Executive Assistant to the Hakim Salahu-Din, Associate VP/Chief of Planning & President and Dir. of Equity & Diversity Institutional Effectiveness Marketing & Enrollment George F. Claffey, Jr., Chief Information Officer John M. Sweeney, Associate VP for Nicholas Pettinico, VP, Institutional Advancement Finance & Administration Margaret Toston, VP, Student Affairs Diane Goldsmith, Dir. of Institutional Research Lori Gagne Pendleton, Dir. of Admissions Edward H. Osborn, Dir. of University Relations Richard Bachoo, Chief Administrative Officer Joyce Wong, Dir. of Athletics Robert Cernock, Chief Information Officer Velma A. Walters, Dir. of Financial Aid/ Veterans Benefits Paul Bryant, Dean of Students Peter J. Kilduff, Dir. of University Relations Kenneth Bedini, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life Richard Bishop, Interim Dir. of Recruitment Patricia Derech, Registrar Linda Larkin, Dir. of Academic Services Patricia Banach, Dir. of Library Services and Admissions Kimberly Crone, Dir. of Admissions & Richard Bishop, Dir. of Financial Aid Sue Israel, Distance Learning Administrator Maryanne LeGrow, Dir. of Assessment Enrollment Management Tarome Alford, Dir. of Residence Life Kathleen Fabian, Registrar Thomasina D. Carr, Dir. of Affirmative Action Accreditation...... NE Richard Savage, Dir. of Financial Aid & Susan Petrosino, Registrar Academic Calendar...... Other Veteran’s Affairs Jeanne Sohn, Dir. of Library Services Student Body ...... Coed 1 William M. Leahy, Dir. of Operations for Institute for Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition /Fees...... $165/$985 Sustainable Energy Academic Calendar ...... Semester $235/$1,300 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $3,187/$3,255 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 46/15 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/90 Student Body ...... Coed $10,315/$4,449 Tuition/Fees...... $3,187/$3,385 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,890 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total $10,315/$4,579 Endowment...... $21,500,000 Total Enrollment 0 1,902 1,902 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,964 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 485/111 Undergrad Degree 0 1,902 1,902 Endowment...... $7,100,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 455/480 Admissions Information: No exams required. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 355/73 Library Collection ...... 1,253,738 Rolling application deadline; $75 fee. Application is Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 213/235 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total available online at www.charteroak.edu Library Collection ...... 1,222,2911 Total Enrollment 7,976 4,339 12,315 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 7,431 1,712 9,143 Phone: 860/832-3800 Email: [email protected] Total Enrollment 3,846 1,267 5,113 Graduate Degree 531 1,657 2,188 Undergrad Degree 3,743 863 4,606 Non-Degree 14 970 984 1 tuition is per credit Graduate Degree 92 243 335 Non-Degree 11 161 172
36 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Admissions Information: No exam required. Jonathan Daube, President
required. 5/1 preferred application deadline; $50 fee. 9/11 application deadline; $20 fee. Application is Alice Savage, Dean of Academic Affairs Connecticut Public Application is available online at www.easternct.edu available online at www.gwcc.commnet.edu Tom Bavier, Dean of Administration Alfred Carter, Dean of Student Affairs Phone: 860/465-5286 Phone: 203/285-2010 Lillian Ortiz, Dean of Institutional Development Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Melanie Haber, Dean of Continuing Education 1 library holdings include microforms, full-text James McDowell, Dir. of Finance & electronic resources and database count. Housatonic Administrative Services Community College Deborah Wilson, Dir. of Human Resources Charlene Tappan, Dir. of Marketing and Gateway Community College 900 Lafayette Blvd. 203/332-5000 Public Relations Bridgeport 06604 www.hcc.commnet.edu Peter Harris, Dir. of Admissions 60 Sargent Drive 203/285-2000 Founded 1966; offers more than 60 associate degree Ivette Rivera-Dreyer, Dir. of Financial Aid New Haven 06511 FAX: 203/285-2260 Lourdes Cruz, Registrar www.gwcc.commnet.edu and certificate programs in liberal arts, technical and occupational fields; continuing and cooperative Randolph Fournier, Dir. of Library & Founded 1992; after merger of Greater New Haven education; business and industry services, and Information Resources State Technical College and South Central summer sessions for degree credit. Jason Blosser, Dir. of Information Technology Community College; offers associate degree and David Nielsen, Dir. of Planning, certificate programs in liberal arts, technical and Janis M. Hadley, President Research & Assessment occupational fields, summer and winter sessions Paul McNamara, Dean of Administration Darlene Mancini-Brown, Dir. of Facilities for degree credit. Brenda Alexander, Affirmative Action Officer Management & Planning Robert Thornton, Dean of Outreach Services Dorsey L. Hendricks, President Susan Gibbens, Dir. of Public Safety & Hernan Yepes, Interim Dean of Students Environmental Health Louis S. D’Antonio, Dean of Administration Anita Gliniecki, Dean of Academics Mark K. Kosinski, Dean of Academic Affairs Soohong Kim, Dir. of Institutional Research Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Margaret Bauer, Dean of Research & Development Maria Rianna, Research Analyst Academic Calendar ...... Semester Wilson Luna, Dean of Students Deloris Curtis, Dir. of Admissions Student Body ...... Coed David Cooper, Dean of Corporate & James Connolly, Dir. of Records/Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 Continuing Education Anthony Vitola, Dir. of Computer Services $7,056/$920 Vincent P. Tong, Dir. of Institutional Research & Nancy Blomstrom, Dir. of Library Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Affirmative Action Officer Endowment...... $1,495,889 Lawrence Salay, Dir. of Information Technology Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 171/77 Robert Miles, Dir. of Career Services Academic Calendar ...... Semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 95/282 Tina McHugh, Dir. of Counseling Student Body ...... Coed Library Collection ...... 243,618 Vilandria Turner, Dir. of Development Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 $7,056/$920 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Evelyn Gard, Dir. of Public Information & Marketing Total Enrollment 2,713 3,422 6,135 Catherine Surface, Dir. of Admissions Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 115/30 Undergrad Degree 2,434 2,561 4,995 Cheryl A. Pegues, Dir. of Student Services Non-Degree 279 861 1,140 Jill Raiola, Dir. of Finance Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 67/176 David Swirsky, Registrar Library Collection ...... 47,000 Admissions Information: Placement tests in Michele Cone, Dir. of Library Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total English and Math required. Rolling application Lucille Brown, Dir. of Human Resources Total Enrollment 1,477 2,994 4,471 deadline; $20 fee. Application is available online Arthur Corda, Dir. of Facilities & Events Management Undergrad Degree 1,431 2,477 3,908 at www.mcc.commnet.edu/admissions Wendy Samberg, Dir. of Educational Technology Non-Degree 46 517 563 Phone: 860/512-3210 Luis Melendez, Dir. of Center of Educational Services Admissions Information: No exams Email: www.mcc.commnet.edu/admissions Raymond Zeek, Dir. of Financial Aid required. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Application is available online at Academic Calendar ...... Semester www.hcc.commnet.edu/admissions/admission.html Middlesex Community College Student Body ...... Coed Phone: 203/332-5100 100 Training Hill Road 860/343-5800 Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 Middletown 06457 www.mxcc.commnet.edu $7,056/$920 Email: [email protected] Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, health, business Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 111/148 and technical programs leading to postsecondary Manchester certificates and associate degrees; continuing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 93/255 Community College Library Collection ...... 54,724 education; summer session for degree credit. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Great Path 860/512-3000 Wilfredo Nieves, President Total Enrollment 1,809 3,930 5,739 Manchester 06040 www.mcc.commnet.edu David W. Sykes, Dean of Finance, Undergrad Degree 1,711 2,776 4,487 Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, occupational Administration & Planning Non-Degree 98 1,154 1,252 and technical programs leading to postsecondary Frank G. Samuels, Dean of Learning & certificates and associate degrees; continuing Student Development education; summer, winter and weekend sessions Adrienne Maslin, Associate Dean of Learning for degree credit. Mensimah Shabazz, Dir. of Admissions
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Susan Salowitz, Registrar Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam David Levinson, President Lan Liu, Dir. of Learning Resources required. 8/1 application deadline; $20 fee. Contact Rose Ellis, Dean of Administration Paul Carmichael, Dir. of Institutional Research institution for special deadlines for certain health Pamela Edington, Academic Dean Richard Muniz, Dir. of Continuing Education care programs. Application is available online at Virginia Dellamura, Dir. of Human Resources Gennaro De Angelis, Dir. of Financial Aid www.nvcc.commnet.edu James Goodwin, Dean of Development Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Madeline Barillo, Dir. of Public Relations Phone: 203/575-8151 Robert Jalbert, Dir. of Research Academic Calendar ...... Semester Email: www.nvcc.commnet.edu Student Body ...... Coed Kim Csapo-Ebert, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 Norma McNerney, Dir. of Student Services $7,056/$920 Northwestern Connecticut Danita Brown, Registrar Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Community College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 73/23 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/131 Park Place East 860/738-6300 Student Body ...... Coed Library Collection ...... 129,358 Winsted 06098 FAX: 860/738-6439 Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 www.nwctc.commnet.edu Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total $7,056/$920 Total Enrollment 876 1,410 2,286 Founded 1965; offers liberal arts, sign language Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Undergrad Degree 748 814 1,562 interpreting, veterinary technology, early childhood Endowment...... $12,900,000 Non-Degree 128 596 724 education, professional, occupational and technology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 132/111 programs leading to postsecondary certificates and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 98/346 Admissions Information: College Basic Skills associate degrees; continuing education. Library Collection ...... 102,040 Assessment exam required. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available online Barbara Douglass, President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total at www.mxcc.commnet.edu Steven Frazier, Dean of Administration Total Enrollment 2,015 4,021 6,036 Jean A. Wihbey, Dean of Academic and Student Affairs Undergrad Degree 1,631 2,844 4,475 Phone: 860/343-5719 John C. Norman, Dean of Continuing Education Non-Degree 384 1,177 1,561 Email: [email protected] Grantley Adams, Dir. of Marketing/Public Relations Admissions Information: Basic Skills Placement Caitlin Boger Hawkins, Dir. of Institutional Research Test required. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Beverly Schott, Dir. of Admissions Naugatuck Valley Application is available online at Debra Reynolds, Registrar www.ncc.commnet.edu/admissions Community College Joseph Danajovits, Dir. of Computer Center 750 Chase Parkway 203/575-8040 Anne Dodge, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Phone: 203/857-7060 Waterbury 06708 FAX: 203/596-8766 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Email: [email protected] www.nvcc.commnet.edu Academic Calendar ...... Semester Founded in 1992; offers more than 100 associate Student Body ...... Coed Quinebaug Valley degree and credit certificates in liberal arts and Tuition/Fees...... $2,672/$320 Community College occupational programs; continuing education; $7,976/$920 cooperative education programs; summer session Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing 742 Upper Maple Street 860/774-1130 for degree credit. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 72/30 Danielson 06239 www.qvcc.commnet.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 27/72 Founded 1971; offers liberal arts and occupational Richard Sanders, President Library Collection ...... 44,864 Jim Troup, Dean of Administration programs leading to postsecondary certificates and Patricia Bouffard, Dean of Learning & Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total associate degrees; continuing education. Student Development Total Enrollment 527 1,042 1,569 Dianne E. Williams, President Lucretia Sveda, Dir. of Enrollment Undergrad Degree 514 613 1,127 David Bull, Dean of Administrative Services Pending Appointment, Dir. of Financial Aid Non-Degree 13 429 442 Susan Huard, Dean of Learning & Joan Arbusto, Registrar Admissions Information: No exam required. Student Development Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is David Baty, Dir. of Community & Academic Calendar ...... Semester available online at www.nwctc.commnet.edu Professional Learning Student Body ...... Coed Pam Brown, Dir. of Outreach & Employment Phone: 860/738-6330 Toni Moumouris, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $2,672/$320 Email: [email protected] $7,976/$920 Donna Sohan, Dir. of Institutional Research Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Antonio Veloso, Dir. of Enrollment & Research Endowment...... $1,000,001 Norwalk Community College Alfred Williams, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 153/134 Lisa Loveday, Dir. of Career Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 95/331 188 Richards Avenue 203/857-7000 Kevin Anderson, Dir. of Computer Services Library Collection ...... 49,589 Norwalk 06854 FAX: 203/857-3335 Matt Hall, Dir. of Library www.ncc.commnet.edu Jerry Blazek, Dir. of Human Resources Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 2,211 3,456 5,667 Founded 1992; offers liberal arts, professional and Undergrad Degree 2,211 3,456 5,667 occupational programs leading to postsecondary certificates and associate degrees; continuing education; summer session for degree credit.
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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: No exam required. No
Academic Calendar ...... Semester Academic Calendar ...... Semester application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available Connecticut Public Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed online at www.trcc.commnet.edu Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 Tuition/Fees...... $3,188/$2,958 $7,056/$920 $10,396/$4,192 Phone: 860/383-5260 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Housing, Room & Board...... $8,101 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 58/13 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 537/336 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/99 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 403/5551 Tunxis Community College Library Collection ...... 75,000 Library Collection ...... 529,141 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 271 Scott Swamp Road 860/255-3500 Total Enrollment 643 1,071 1,714 Total Enrollment 7,780 4,378 12,158 Farmington 06032 FAX: 860/676-8906 Undergrad Degree 618 855 1,473 Undergrad Degree 6,697 1,612 8,309 www.tunxis.commnet.edu Non-Degree 25 216 241 Graduate Degree 1,083 2,766 3,849 Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, technological Admissions Information: No exam required. Admissions Information: SAT exam required. studies and occupational programs leading to Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is Applications accepted until the first day of classes; postsecondary certificates; associate degrees; available online at www.qvcc.commnet.edu $50 fee. Application is available online at continuing education; summer session for www.southernct.edu/admissions degree credit; education and training for Phone: 860/774-1130 business and industry. Email: [email protected] Phone: 203/392-5644 Cathryn Addy, President 1 faculty figures include adjuncts Colleen Keyes, Dean of Academic Affairs Southern Connecticut Kirk Peters, Dean of Student Affairs State University Charles Cleary, Dean of Administration Three Rivers Susan Dantino, Associate Dean of Institutional 501 Crescent Street 203/392-5200 Community College Effectiveness New Haven 06515 FAX: 203/392-5727 Leigh E. Knopf, Dir. of Marketing & Public Relations www.southernct.edu 7 Mahan Drive 860/886-0177 Peter McCluskey, Dir. of Admissions Norwich 06360 FAX: 860/886-6692 David Welsh, Dir. of Financial Aid Services Founded 1893; seven academic schools offer www.trcc.commnet.edu programs in liberal arts, teacher certification, Susan Juba, Registrar business, library science, nursing and social work Founded 1992; offers liberal arts, general Judith Markiewicz, Dir. of Library Services leading to bachelor’s, master’s and Ed.D. degrees. education, career and technical programs Donna LaGanga, Dean of Workforce Development & Also offers continuing education, cooperative leading to postsecondary certificates and Continuing Education education, and summer sessions for degree credit. associate degrees. Non-credit courses are offered David England, Dir. of Institutional Research through the continuing education programs. Cheryl J. Norton, President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Selase W. Williams, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Grace Sawyer Jones, President Academic Calendar ...... Semester James E. Blake, Executive VP Joseph Anderson, Dean of Administration Student Body ...... Coed Ronald D. Herron, VP for Student & University Affairs Ann Branchinni, Academic Dean Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 Megan A. Rock, VP for Institutional Advancement Karin Edwards, Dean of Students $7,056/$920 Marcia Smith Glasper, Executive Assistant to the Steve Goetchius, Dean of Information Technology Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing President, Dir. of Diversity and Equity Anthony Benoit, Affirmative Action Officer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 111/14 DonnaJean Fredeen, Dean, School of Arts & Sciences George Rezendes, Dir. of Institutional Research Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 62/172 Edward Harris, Dean, School of Communication, Dan Zaneski, Dir. of Financial Aid & Recruitment Library Collection ...... 60,000 Information & Library Science Christine Languth, Registrar Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total James Granfield, Interim Dean, School of Education Mildred Hodge, Dir. of Learning Resources Total Enrollment 1,488 2,406 3,894 George Appleby, Interim Dean, School of Health & Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 1,327 1,447 2,774 Human Services Academic Calendar ...... Semester Non-Degree 161 959 1,120 Sandra Holley, Dean, School of Graduate Studies Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: Placement tests Sharon Brennan, Dir. of Admissions & Enrollment Tuition/Fees...... $2,352/$320 required. No application deadline; $20 fee. Application Management $7,056/$920 is available online at tunxis.commnet.edu Richard Farricelli, Dean of Student Affairs Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Patrick Dilger, Dir. of Public Affairs Endowment...... $1,100,000 Phone: 860/255-3555 Avon Dennis, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 100/46 Email: [email protected] Edward Harris, Interim Dir. of Library Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 73/130 David Denino, Dir. of Counseling Services Library Collection ...... 52,250 Alvin Chai, Chief Information Technology Officer Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Christopher Piscitelli, Interim Dir. of Housing Total Enrollment 1,173 2,487 3,660 Lynn Kohrn, Registrar Undergrad Degree 1,135 2,118 3,253 Non-Degree 38 369 407
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United States Philip E. Austin, President Western Connecticut Coast Guard Academy Peter J. Nicholls, Provost and Executive VP for State University Academic Affairs 15 Mohegan Avenue 860/444-8286 Loraine Aronson, VP of Financial Planning & 181 White Street 203/837-8300 New London 06320-8100 FAX: 860/444-8288 Chief Financial Officer Danbury 06810 FAX: 203/837-8283 www.cga.edu Barry Feldman, Interim VP & Chief Operating Officer www.wcsu.edu Founded in 1976, one of five service academies. Peter J. Deckers, Executive Vice President for Health Founded 1903; offers liberal arts, teacher education; Committed to strengthening the nation’s future Affairs, UConn Health Center business and professional programs leading to by educating, training, and developing leaders Veronica Makowsky, Vice Provost for Undergraduate associate, bachelor’s, master’s and Ed.D.degrees; of character who are ethically, intellectually, Education & Regional Campus Administration continuing education; cooperative education; professionally and physically prepared to serve Ronald Taylor, Vice Provost for Multicultural Affairs summer sessions for degree credit. their country and humanity. Graduates can obtain Gregory Anderson, Interim Vice Provost of Research & James W. Schmotter, President bachelor of science degrees in civil engineering, Graduate Education Maribeth Amyot, VP, Finance and Administration electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, M. Dolan Evanovich, Vice Provost, Linda K. Rinker, Provost and VP, Academic Affairs naval architecture and marine engineering, marine Enrollment Management Barbara Barnwell, Exec. Asst. to President for and environmental science, operations research and Suman Singha, Vice Provost for Academic Programs Multicultural Affairs & Disability Services computer analysis, government, and management. Thomas Callahan, Interim VP for Administration & Koryoe Anim-Wright, VP, Institutional Advancement Graduates become Coast Guard officers and receive Operations Services Walter B. Bernstein, VP, Student Affairs a commission as an ensign. Michael Kerntke, Associate VP & Chief Jerry Wilcox, Dir. of Institutional James C. Van Sice, Superintendent Information Officer Research & Assessment Michael J. Lopez, Comptroller John Saddlemire, VP of Student Affairs William P. Hawkins, Enrollment Management Officer Kurt J. Colella, Dean of Academics H. Samuel Miller, Associate VP of Student Affairs Maribeth Griffin, Dir. of Housing & Residence Life JoAnn P. Miller, Civil Rights/EEO Offficer Lee Burdette Williams, Dean of Students Irene Duffy, Registrar James Sylvester, President, Alumni Association Scott Brohinsky, Dir. of University Communications Lorraine Capobianco, Exec. Officer for David M. French, Public Affairs Officer Brinley Franklin, Vice Provost for University Libraries Information Technology Donald E. Dykes, Registrar Jeffrey Von Munkwitz-Smith, Registrar Ralph Holibaugh, Dir. of Library Services Glen O’Keefe, Bursar Judith Keene, Commandant of Cadets Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Richard F. Roncone, Dir. of Information Services Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Semester Patricia A. Daragan, Dir. of the Library Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Susan Bibeau, Dir. of Admissions Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $3,187/$2,919 Leonard M. Giambra, Dir of Institutional Research Tuition/Fees...... $6,456/$1,906 $10,315/$4,113 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized $19,656/$1,906 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,784 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $8,266 Endowment...... $8,000,000 1 Student Body ...... Coed Endowment...... $261,776,103 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 571/38 Tuition/Fees...... 1 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 5,958/1,147 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 197/288 Housing, Room & Boars ...... 2 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 1,749/171 Library Collection ...... 213,739 Library Collection ...... 5,445,125 Endowment...... $12,000,000 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 2 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 342/0 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 4,096 1,811 5,907 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 123/12 Total Enrollment 22,629 5,454 28,083 Undergrad Degree 3,982 738 4,720 Library Collection ...... 200,000 Undergrad Degree 17,922 1,692 19,614 Graduate Degree 61 543 604 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 4,507 2,448 6,955 Non-Degree 53 530 583 Non-Degree 200 1,314 1,514 Total Enrollment 1,006 0 1,006 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Undergrad Degree 1,006 0 1,006 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required (SAT I preferred). 5/1 application deadline; Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning or ACT required. 2/1 application deadline; $70 fee. 12/1 Early $60 fee. Application is available online at with Writing Exam required. 3/1 application deadline; Action deadline. Application is available online at www.wcsu.edu 11/1 Early Action deadline. Application and inquiry www.admissions.uconn.edu form is available online at www.cga.edu. Phone: 203/837-WCSU Phone: 860/486-3137 Email: www.wcsu.edu/admissions 1 one-time entrance deposit of $3000 Email: [email protected] 2 no housing cost to students 1 endowment includes the University of Connecticut plus the UConn Foundation, the UConn Law School Foundation, and the UConn Health Center. University of Connecticut Reported is for fiscal year 2005. Storrs 06269 860/486-2000 2 enrollment is for entire University including www.uconn.edu the UConn Health Center. Graduate data includes Founded 1881; offers liberal arts, teacher education professional students (Law, LL.M., Pharm.D., M.D., and professional programs leading to postsecondary and D.M.D.) certificates, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; cooperative education; summer and winter sessions for degree credit.
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For Information on Independent Briarwood College W. Lee Hisle, VP for Information Services/Librarian Institutions in Connecticut of the College Connecticut Independent 2279 Mount Vernon Road 860/628-4751 Ulysses B. Hammond, VP for Administration Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges Southington 06489 FAX: 860/628-6444 Bridget McShane, Dir. of Alumni Relations 342 North Main Street, Suite 202 860/236-0900 www.briarwood.edu Patricia Carey, VP for College Relations/Secretary West Hartford, CT 06117 www.theccic.org Founded 1966; awards postsecondary certificates and of the College associate degrees in business administration, allied Elaine Solinga, Dir. of Financial Aid health, office technologies and arts and sciences; Linda W. Bendfeldt, Dir. of Student Records Albertus Magnus College bachelor’s degrees in criminal justice and funeral Ann W. Whitlatch, Dir. of Registration 700 Prospect Street 203/773-8550 service management; continuing education; Francis J. Shields, Dir. of Athletics New Haven 06511 FAX: 203/773-9539 summer session for degree credit. Joan Hunter, Dir. of Human Resources www.albertus.edu Lynn Alan Brooks, President Jim Norton, Dir. of Physical Plant Andrea Hansen, VP and Treasurer Bruce Carpenter, Dir. of Technical Support/ Founded in 1925, co-educational, Roman Catholic Information Services liberal arts college awards associate, bachelor’s and Angela Kiernan, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Kristine Gradowski, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Judith Kirmmse, Affirmative Action Officer master’s degrees. Continuing education and adult Cate Moffett, Dir. of Student Health Services programs leading to degree completion. Full-time Margaret Beliveau, Assistant to the President evening program for working adults specializing in Jack LeConche, VP and Dean of Administration Accreditation...... NE business degrees at the associate, bachelor's, and Donna Yamanis, Dir. of Career Placement Academic Calendar ...... Semester master’s degree levels. Deborah Flinn, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body ...... Coed Barbara Mackay, Dean of Student Life Tuition/Fees...... $44,240 Julia McNamara, President Cynthia Clark, Dean of Student Services Housing, Room & Board ...... Included Jean Mann, VP for Finance Stephanie Crombie, Registrar Endowment...... $192,000,000 John Donohue, VP for Academic Affairs Lenne Klopfer, Chair, Computer Information Systems Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 470/59 Sean O’Connell, Academic Dean for Undergraduate Carissa DeLizio, Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 162/80 Traditional Day Program Dolores Podhajski, Assistant to the President Library Collection ...... 901,899 Robert Buccino, VP for Advancement & Planning Alyce Gould, Associate Dean of Lifelong Learning Richard Lollatte, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Maureen Morrison, Dean of Students Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Total Enrollment 1,814 84 1,898 Carolyn Behan, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Academic Calendar ...... Semester Undergrad Degree 1,764 14 1,778 Sister Charles Marie Brantl, O.P, Dir. of Assessment & Student Body ...... Coed Graduate Degree 6 5 11 Institutional Research Tuition/Fees...... $15,800/$220 Non-Degree 44 65 109 Andrew Foster, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... $3,500 Admissions Information: ACT or two SAT II Eileen Perillo, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 33/41 subject tests required. 12/15 application deadline; Diane Campanella, Dir. of Information Technology Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 29/82 $60 fee. 11/15 and 12/15 Early Decision deadlines. Library Collection ...... 15,036 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 860/439-2200 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Email: [email protected] Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 389 258 647 Tuition/Fees...... $18,672/$718 Undergrad Degree 389 258 647 1 comprehensive fee includes tuition, fees, room, Housing, Room & Board...... $8,403 Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam and board. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 103/20 required. No application deadline; $25 fee. Application Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/140 is available online at www.briarwood.edu Library Collection ...... 91,330 Fairfield University Phone: 860/628-4751 X108 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] 1073 North Benson Road 203/254-4000 Total Enrollment 2,061 169 2,230 Fairfield 06824-5195 FAX: 203/254-4101 Undergrad Degree 1,695 87 1,782 www.fairfield.edu Graduate Degree 366 82 448 Connecticut College Founded 1942, a comprehensive Roman Catholic Admissions Information: SAT I required. 4/1 270 Mohegan Avenue 860/447-1911 Jesuit university offering programs in liberal arts and application deadline; $35 fee. Application is available New London 06320 FAX: 860/439-2700 sciences, business, engineering and nursing leading to online at www.albertus.edu. www.conncoll.edu bachelor’s and master’s degrees; Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions and University Phone: 203/773-8501 Founded in 1911, awards bachelor’s degrees in 54 College for continuing and summer studies. Email: [email protected] traditional majors plus a student-designed courses of study. Awards master’s degrees in botany, chemistry, Jeffrey P. von Arx, SJ, President music, psychology, biological sciences and teaching, William J. Lucas, VP, Finance including certification at the secondary level. Orin L. Grossman, VP, Academics Frederic C Wheeler, Acting VP, University Advancement Leo I. Higdon, President James A. Estrada, VP, Information Services Frances L. Hoffmann, Dean of the Faculty Mark C. Reed, VP, Student Affairs Armando Bengochea, Dean of the College Community Martha Milcarek, Assistant VP, Public Relations Martha C. Merrill, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Phyllis A. Fitzpatrick, Dir. of Paul L. Maroni, VP for Finance Management Information Susan P. Wells, Controller Judith M. Dobai, Associate Academic VP for Gregory Waldron, VP for Advancement Enrollment Management CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 41 Connecticut Independent Institutions
Karen A. Pellegrino, Dir. of Admission Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Erin Chiaro, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection ...... 5,500 required for placement. No application deadline; Gary Stephenson, Dir. of Housing Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total $50 fee. Application is available online at Mark L. Guglielmoni, Dir. of Human Resources Total Enrollment 900 240 1,140 www.goodwin.edu Raymond M. Bourdeau, Bursar Undergrad Degree 900 240 1,140 Robert C. Russo, University Registrar Phone: 860/528-4111 X 6902 Gene P. Doris, Dir. of Athletics Admissions Information: No exam required. No Email: [email protected] Marianne Gumpper, Dir. of Graduate Admission & application deadline; $50 fee. Application is available online at www.gibbscollege.com Continuing Students Hartford Seminary Edna F. Wilson, Dean, University College Phone: 800/845-5333 Timothy L. Snyder, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences 77 Sherman Street 860/509-9500 Evangelos Hadjimichael, Dean, School of Engineering 1 information is from 2006 Directory, institution Hartford 06105 FAX: 860/509-9509 Jeanne M. Novotny, Dean, School of Nursing did not respond to 2007 survey www.hartsem.edu Margaret C. Deignan, Dean, Graduate School of Founded 1834; offers programs leading to master’s, Education & Allied Professions Goodwin College Ph.D. and doctor of ministry degrees with seven areas Norman A. Solomon, Dean, Dolan School of Business of focused study (biblical studies, congregational Thomas C. Pellegrino, Dean of Students 745 Burnside Avenue 860/528-4111 studies, Islamic studies and Christian-Muslim Deborah M. Cady, Dir. of Residence Life East Hartford 06108 FAX: 860/291-8285 relations, ministry in daily life, religious studies, Accreditation...... NE, Specialized www.goodwin.edu spirituality and theology and ethics); graduate Academic Calendar ...... Semester Founded in 1999; offers programs leading to associate certificates with 10 concentrations (biblical studies, Student Body ...... Coed degrees in nursing, health sciences, respiratory care, congregational studies, Islamic Chaplaincy, Islamic Tuition/Fees...... $31,450/$505 human services, early childhood education, computer studies and Christian-Muslim relations, interfaith Housing, Room & Board...... $9,980 systems technology, medical assisting, homeland dialogue, ministry in daily life, religious studies, Endowment...... $209,000,000 security, and business studies; and certificate programs spirituality, theology and ethics, and world religions); Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 520/397 in medical assisting, youth development practice, early non-credit certificate programs in Black, Hispanic and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 226/241 childhood, nonprofit management, paraprofessional, Women’s leadership studies; educational outreach Library Collection ...... 1,337,621 entrepreneurship, English as a second language, office programs. Also sponsors congregational relations Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total technology, EMT-paramedic, medical office, medical group and visiting international scholars program. Total Enrollment 3,728 1,445 5,173 insurance billing and coding, histotechnician, and Has three centers: Center for Faith in Practice, Undergrad Degree 3,414 274 3,688 computerized accounting. Hartford Institute for Religion Research, and Graduate Degree 243 857 1,100 Macdonald Center for the Study of Islam and Mark Scheinberg, President Christian-Muslim Relations. Non-Degree 71 314 385 Ann Clark, Vice President Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Judy Zimmerman, Dean of Academic Affairs Heidi Hadsell, President required. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 Todd Andrews, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Ian Markham, Dean Early Action deadline; 11/15 deadline for merit Sharon Daddona, Dir. of Finance & Business Services David Roozen, Dir. of Hartford Institute for scholarship. Application is available online Daniel Noonan, Dir. of Enrollment Services Religion Research at www.fairfield.edu Janet Jefford, Dir. of Curriculum Development, Ibrahim Abu-Rabi, Co-Director of Macdonald Planning & Accreditation Center for the Study of Islam & Phone: 203/254-4100 Bryant Harrell, Dir. of Information Systems Christian-Muslim Relations Email: [email protected] Marilyn Nowlan, Dir. of Library Services Jane Smith, Co-Director of Macdonald Center for the Barbara Brooks, Dir. of Career & Graduate Services Study of Islam & Christian-Muslim Relations Efrain Agosto, Dir. of Programa de Ministerios Gibbs College1 Tim Gilmore Dir. of Admissions Guy LaBella, Dir. of Alumni Services Hispanos & Chair, Center for Faith in Practice 10 Norden Place 203/838-4173 William Mangini, Dir. of Financial Aid Benjamin Watts, Dir. of Black Ministries Program Norwalk 06855 FAX: 203/899-0788 Denise Schwabe, Assistant Dean/Registrar Miriam Therese Winter, Dir. of Women’s www.gibbscollege.com Joy Butler, Assistant Dean/Student Services Leadership Institute Yehezkel Landau, Dir. of Building Abrahamic Founded in 1991, one of nine Katharine Gibbs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Partnerships Program Schools in operation throughout the Northeast. Academic Calendar ...... Semester James Nieman, Dir. of Doctor of Ministry program Offers certificate and associate degree programs Student Body ...... Coed Ingrid Mattson, Dir. of Islamic Chaplaincy Program in visual communications, computer network Tuition/Fees...... $13,570/$250 Kelton Cobb, Seminary Academic Advisor operations, digital media, e-commerce, fashion Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Steven Blackburn, Librarian design and merchandising, digital filmmaking Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 50/14 Scott Thumma, Professor of Sociology of Religion & & multimedia and office administration. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 25/80 Web and Distance Education Jim Mellett, President Library Collection ...... 45,000 Lilyne Hollingworth, Comptroller Theodore Havelka, VP of Admissions Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Roseann Lezak Janow, Dir. of Administration Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Total Enrollment 184 1,130 1,314 David Barrett, Dir. of Public & Institutional Affairs Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Undergrad Degree 132 1,087 1,219 Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 52 43 95 Tuition/Fees...... $4,784/-
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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: Rolling application Mitchell College
Academic Calendar ...... Semester deadline; $25 fee. Connecticut Independent Student Body ...... Coed 437 Pequot Avenue 800/443-2811 Tuition/Fees...... $1,4601 Phone: 860/632-3012 New London 06320 FAX: 860/701-5090 Housing, Room & Board...... $4002 Email: [email protected] www.mitchell.edu Endowment...... $44,000,000 Founded 1938; provides liberal arts, professional Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 21/13 Lyme Academy and occupational programs leading to associate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 18/0 College of Fine Arts and bachelor’s degrees. Library Collection ...... 65,000 Mary Ellen Jukoski, President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 84 Lyme Street 860/434-5232 Joanne Millovitsch, VP, Administration & Finance Total Enrollment 20 280 300 Old Lyme 06371 FAX: 860/434-8725 Kristen Lambert, VP, Advancement Graduate Degree 20 140 160 www.lymeacademy.edu Kevin Mayne, VP, Enrollment Non-Degree 0 140 140 Founded in 1976 by internationally-renowned Management & Marketing Admissions Information: No exam required. 6/1 sculptor and educator Elisabeth Gordon Chandler, Peter Troiano, VP, Student Affairs/Dean of Students application deadline; $45 fee. the only college in the nation dedicated exclusively to Suzanne Risley, VP, Library & Information Technology teaching representational art in the classical tradition. Services/Chief Information Officer Phone: 860/509-9512 Offers bachelor’s degree in painting and sculpture Renee Fournier, Dir. of Communications Email: [email protected] (BFA), a three-year certificate in painting or sculpture, Jacklyn Stoltz, Dir. of Financial Aid a one-year post-baccalaureate certificate, an extensive 1 per three-credit graduate-level course; $130 per Accreditation...... NE, Specialized continuing studies program for non-matriculated Academic Calendar ...... Semester course in Black and Hispanic Ministries Programs; students, and a series of pre-college workshops for $1,500 to enroll in Women's Leadership Institute Student Body ...... Coed students in grades 7 to 12. 2 Tuition/Fees...... $20,382/$1,355 per unit; per month. no meals provided Frederick S. Osborne, President Housing, Room & Board...... $9,795 Alan Barkley, Dean of the College Endowment...... $4,525,000 Holy Apostles College Mary Orcutt, VP for Finance and Administration Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 120/81 and Seminary Joanne Donaghue, Development Officer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 29/42 Debbie Sigmon, Director of Admissions Library Collection ...... 51,000 33 Prospect Hill Road 860/632-3010 Susan Mossey, Director of Continuing and Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Cromwell 06416 FAX: 860/632-3030 Part-time Studies Total Enrollment 644 83 727 www.holyapostles.edu James Falconer, Director of Financial Aid Undergrad Degree 644 83 727 Founded 1956; prepares seminarians for Roman and Registrar Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Catholic priesthood, and lay and off-campus students Sharon Koch, Director of Student Services required. Rolling application deadline; $30. 11/15 for associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees, and Loree Bourgoin, Librarian and Director of the Early Decision deadline. Application is available post-master’s certificates; distance learning program Krieble Library online at www.mitchell.edu for master’s degrees; summer classes depending Accreditation...... NE, Specialized upon attendance. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Phone: 800/443-2811 Very Reverend Douglas L. Mosey, CSB, Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] President & Rector Tuition/Fees...... $17,568/$100 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Reverend Maurice Sheehen, O.F.M. Cap., Paier College of Art, Inc. Academic Dean Endowment...... $2,858,000 Cynthia Toolin, Ph.D., Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 18/8 20 Gorham Avenue 203/287-3031 Mark Azzara, Student Enrollment Director Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7/8 Hamden 06514 FAX: 203/287-3021 Clare Adamo, Head Librarian Library Collection ...... 12,000 www.paiercollegeofart.edu Accreditation...... NE Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1946; offers postsecondary certificates, Academic Calendar ...... Semester Total Enrollment 81 72 153 diplomas, associate and bachelor’s degrees in Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 80 16 96 fine arts, illustration, graphic design, photography Tuition/Fees...... $7,440 Graduate Degree 1 4 5 and interior design. Non-Degree 0 52 52 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Jonathan Paier, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 15/9 Admissions Information: SAT or ACT exam plus Daniel Paier, Vice President/Dean of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 14/10 transcripts required as well as portfolio review, two Francis Cooley, Dean of the College Library Collection ...... 62,000 letters of recommendation and an interview. Rolling Angela D’Urso, Dir. of Administrative Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total application deadline; priority date of 2/15 for FAFSA, Maureen Paier, Finance Officer Total Enrollment 62 204 266 Profile and Lyme Academy scholarship; $55 fee. John DeRose, Dir. of Financial Aid Undergrad Degree 9 12 21 Application is available online at Lynn Pascale, Admissions Secretary Graduate Degree 53 155 208 www.lymeacademy.edu Maureen DeRose, Registrar Non-Degree 0 37 37 Phone: 860/434-5232 X 119 & 118 Beth Harris, Librarian Email: [email protected] Susan Falato, Placement Counselor Frank Lang, Dir. of Counseling Services
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Accreditation...... Specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 275/510 Academic Calendar ...... Semester required. Official high school transcript, with date of Library Collection ...... 717,000 Student Body ...... Coed graduation, is required. Rolling application deadline; Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Tuition/Fees...... $12,000/$390 $40 fee. Students may also apply 5/15 of high school Total Enrollment 6,240 1,053 7,293 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing junior year or 11/1 of senior year. Application is Undergrad Degree 5,286 256 5,542 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 12/4 available online at www.post.edu/admissions Graduate Degree 954 582 1,536 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 10/37 Non-Degree 0 215 215 Library Collection ...... 45,250 Phone: 203/596-4520 Email: [email protected] Admissions Information: SAT I Reasoning Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Test (critical reading plus math) and/or the ACT Total Enrollment 191 86 277 (composite score) exam required for both admission Undergrad Degree 191 57 248 Quinnipiac University and scholarship consideration. Rolling admissions Non-Degree 0 29 29 275 Mt. Carmel Avenue 203/582-8200 deadline (institution recommends that freshmen Admissions Information: No exam required. Hamden 06518 FAX: 203/582-8906 candidates apply early in the fall of the senior year Portfolio interview required. Rolling application www.quinnipiac.edu in high school). The 6-year physician assistant and deadline $25 fee. Application is available online at 6-year doctor of physical therapy programs have a www.paiercollegeofart.edu Founded 1929; offers undergraduate and graduate 12/1 application deadline, with a recommended 2/1 programs through the college of liberal arts, the deadline for all other programs. 4/1 application Phone: 203/287-3031 schools of business, communications, health sciences, deadline for Transfer students. $45 application fee Email: [email protected] law and the division of education. Offers BS/DPT in for paper applications, $30 for those submitted online physical therapy. Summer coursework offered on through the university website. Application is available campus or online. The college of professional studies online at www.quinnipiac.edu/apply.xml Post University offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in organizational 800 Country Club Road 203/596-4520 leadership with online learning. Phone: 203/582-8600; 800/462-1944 Waterbury 06708 FAX: 203/756-5810 John L. Lahey, President Email: [email protected] www.post.edu Patrick J. Healy, Sr. VP, Finance & Administration Founded in 1890, offers associate and bachelor’s Kathleen McCourt, Sr. VP, Academic Affairs Rensselaer at Hartford degrees. Curriculum combines career-focused majors Lynn Bushnell, VP, Public Affairs with great flexibility in exploring the liberal arts with Manuel Carreiro, VP and Dean of Students 275 Windsor Street 860/548-2400 courses in humanities, social sciences and basic Richard C. Ferguson, VP and Chief Information & Hartford 06120 www.rh.edu sciences. Interdisciplinary leadership core, offered Technology Officer Founded 1955; formerly Hartford Graduate Center; to all students, is part of the student’s personal and Joan Isaac Mohr, VP and Dean of Admissions affiliated with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; career success. New master’s degree program in Donald J. Weinbach, VP, Development & awards master’s degrees in computer science, human services begins in Fall 2006. Alumni Affairs computer and systems engineering, engineering Val Belmonte, VP for Athletics Marketing and science, electrical engineering, information Patricia Sanders, President External Relations Scott Allen, VP for Finance and Administration technology, business administration, management, Dominic R. Yoia, Sr. Dir. of Financial Aid and mechanical engineering. Edward Lazarus, Senior Vice President Scott Farber, Dir. of Graduate Admissions Christopher Wargo, Executive Vice President Ed Wilkes, Exec. Dean for Law School John Minasian, Vice President and Dean Dominick Miciotta, VP for Enrollment Management Enrollment Services Rebecca Danchak, Acting Associate Dean, Enrollment Donna B. Campbell, Registrar Valerie Carbone, Bursar and Student Services John Wallace, Associate Dean of Student Services Charles M. Getchell, Dir. of the Arnold Thomas Bittel, Communications Manager Annie M. Scott, Dir. of Information Technology Bernhard Library John Gonyea, Financial Aid Officer Tracy Ralston, Dir. of Library Services Dorothy Lauria, Registrar Doris Matsikas, Registrar Jonathan Mador, Dir. of Office of Student Assistance Cindy Long Porter, Dir. of Residential Life Brian Clement, Chief Information Officer Ruth Sprague, Dir. of Advising Hans Bergmann, Dean, College of Liberal Arts Accreditation...... Specialized1 Robert Tansley, Dir. of Campus Safety Maxine Lentz, Dean, College of Professional Studies Academic Calendar ...... Semester Carrie Gibbs, Dir. of Placement & Career Counseling David Donnelly, Dean, School of Communications Student Body ...... Coed Joseph Pardee, Dir. of Facilities Cynthia K. Dubea, Dean, Division of Education Tuition/Fees...... $1,0902 Edward Lizotte, Dir. of Human Resources Edward O’Connor, Interim Dean, School of Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Accreditation...... NE Health Sciences Endowment...... $5,000,000 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Mark A. Thompson, Dean, School of Business Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 50/6 Student Body ...... Coed Brad Saxton, Dean, School of Law Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 23/30 Tuition/Fees...... $20,750/$750 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Library Collection ...... 30,400 Housing, Room & Board...... $8,400 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 59/31 Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 32 674 706 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 33/286 Tuition/Fees...... $25,240/$1,040 Graduate Degree 32 674 706 Library Collection ...... 143,122 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,700 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $155,156,000 Total Enrollment 664 437 1,101 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 513/69 Undergrad Degree 664 437 1,101
44 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
Admissions Information: No exam required. Admissions Information: SAT or ACT scores St.Vincent's College
Rolling application deadline; $75 fee. Application is required; rolling application starts January; Priority Connecticut Independent available online at www.rh.edu/admissions deadline March; $50 application fee; 10/1 and 12/1 2800 Main Street 800/873-1013 Early Decision deadlines. Application is available Bridgeport 06606 FAX: 203/576-5318 Phone: 860/548-2480 online at www.sacredheart.edu www.stvincentscollege.edu Email: [email protected] Founded 1991, awards associate degrees with majors Phone: 203/371-7880 1 regionally accredited by MSA in nursing; cardiovascular technology, radiography, Email: [email protected] medical assisting and general studies; certificates 2 tuition is per credit in diagnostic medical sonography, health care Saint Joseph College reimbursement specialist, medical office assistant, central sterile processing technician, hospital coding Sacred Heart University 1678 Asylum Avenue 860/232-4571 specialist, multi-skilled assistant, health care 5151 Park Avenue 203/371-7999 West Hartford 06117 FAX: 860/233-5695 management, RN refresher, medical assisting, Fairfield 06825 www.sacredheart.edu www.sjc.edu pharmacy technician, human services and health promotion; various continuing education classes. Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, health sciences, Founded 1932 by the Sisters of Mercy as Connecticut’s management, education and pre-professional Women’s College; Roman Catholic college provides John K. Fisher, President programs leading to associate, bachelor’s and liberal arts, teacher education, professional and Joanne R. Wolfertz, Vice President/Dean master’s degrees; doctoral degree in physical occupational programs leading to postsecondary Anita K. McCain, Dean of Academic Services therapy; continuing education; cooperative certificates; bachelor’s and co-educational master’s Robert S. Trojanowski, Chief Financial Officer education; summer session for degree credit. degrees; continuing education; summer session for Margo McCarthy, Chair, Nursing degree credit; January intersession for degree credit. Janice N. Faye, Dir. of Administrative Services Anthony J. Cernera, President The Prime Time Program provides bachelor’s-level Mary Rich, Dir. of Financial Aid Michael Kinney, Senior VP for study for working women and men. Joseph Marrone, Dir. of Admissions Finance & Administration Evelyn Lynch, President Terry K. Hine, Chair, Radiography Program Thomas Forget, VP for Academic Affairs Holly Mulrenan, Chair, Medical Assisting Program Donna Dodge, VP for Mission & Planning Charles Mann, VP, Finance Billye Auclair, Interim VP, Academic Affairs Susan Capasso, Chair, General Studies James Barquinero, VP for Enrollment Management & Virginia Stoeffel, Dir. of Continuing Education Student Affairs Janet Faude, VP for Institutional Advancement Nancy Musante, Administrative Assistant/Human Karen Fraser, VP for Human Resources Resources Coordinator Mary Young, VP for Institutional Advancement Mary Demo, Dean of Students Alan Chesterton, Associate VP for Admission John Szantyr, Academic Counselor Claire Paolini, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Joseph Macionus, Registrar Patricia Walker, Dean, College of Education & & Enrollment Services Health Professions Robin Ostrum, Interim Director, Human Resources Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Stephen Brown, Dean, John F. Welch Linda Geffner, Dir. of Library Academic Calendar ...... Semester College of Business Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Nancy Sidoti, Dean, University College Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $11,880/$450 Douglas Bohn, Assistant VP for Academic Student Body...... Women Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Affairs & Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $22,890/$600 Endowment...... $4,023,650 Eilene Bertsch, Assistant VP for Academic Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... $9,760 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 14/9 Dennis Benamati, University Librarian Endowment...... $15,700,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 11/35 Michael Trimble, Assistant VP for Technology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 233/153 Library Collection ...... 9,196 Michael Bozzone, Assistant Dean, College of Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 77/110 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Arts & Sciences Library Collection ...... 120,500 Total Enrollment 77 337 414 Julie Savino, Dean of Student Financial Assistance Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 77 283 360 Larry Wielk, Dean of Students Total Enrollment 1,014 844 1,858 Non-Degree 0 54 54 Karen Guastelle, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions Undergrad Degree 865 260 1,125 Admissions Information: No exams required for Alexis Haakonsen, Dean of Graduate Admissions Graduate Degree 111 451 562 admission; placement testing may be required. 10/15 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 38 133 171 and 2/15 application deadlines for nursing program; Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. rolling applications deadline for other majors; $35 fee. Student Body ...... Coed Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. Application is Application is available online at Tuition/Fees...... $25,300 available online at admissions.sjc.edu www.stvincentscollege.edu/main-admissions.asp Housing, Room & Board...... $10,500 Endowment...... $55,576,962 Phone: 860/231-5216; Toll Free 866/442-8752 Phone: 800/873-1013 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 465/58 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 184/286 Library Collection ...... 151,846 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 3,737 1,823 5,560 Undergrad Degree 3,244 801 4,045 Graduate Degree 493 963 1,456 Non-Degree 0 59 59
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 45 Connecticut Independent Institutions
Trinity College University of Bridgeport University of Hartford 300 Summit Street 860/297-2000 126 Park Avenue 203/576-4000 200 Bloomfield Avenue 860/768-4100 Hartford 06106 FAX: 860/297-2287 Bridgeport 06604 FAX: 203/576-4653 W. Hartford 06117 www.hartford.edu www.trincoll.edu www.bridgeport.edu Founded 1877; offers programs in art, arts and Founded 1823, offers liberal arts and sciences, and Founded 1927; awards postsecondary certificates, sciences, basic studies, business, education, engineering programs leading to bachelor’s and associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees engineering, health professions, music, nursing master’s degrees; continuing education; summer in liberal arts, teacher education, professional, and technology leading to associate, bachelor’s, session for degree credit. occupational and technical fields; continuing master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing James F. Jones, Jr., President education; cooperative education; summer session education; cooperative education; summer Ronald A. Joyce, VP, College Advancement for degree credit. session for degree credit. Early Reese, VP, Finance and Treasurer Neil Albert Salonen, President Walter Harrison, President Paula A. Russo, VP, Institutional Planning, Thomas R. Oates, VP, Administration and Donna M. Randall, Provost Administration & Affirmative Action Finance & Treasurer Charles Condon, University Secretary Rena Fraden, Dean of Faculty and VP for Laurence M. Conner, Provost & Senior VP Beverly P. Maksin, VP, Finance & Administration Academic Affairs Joseph A. Oravecz, Dean of Students Lawrence Gavrich, VP, External Relations Frederick H.P. Alford, Dean of Students Barbara A. Gabianelli, Exec. Assistant to the President J. Lee Peters, VP for Student Affairs & Dean of Students Larry R. Dow, Dean of Admissions for Planning & Institutional Research Thomas J. Perra, Associate VP & Treasurer Karla J. Spurlock-Evans, Dean of Multicultural Affairs Audrey Ashton-Savage VP, Enrollment Management Katherine A. Black, Assistant Provost Scott W. Reynolds, Secretary of the College David B. Oestreicher, Dir. of Residential Life Guy C. Colarulli, Associate Provost Kathleen O’Connor Boelhouwer, VP for Alumni Affairs Valerie E. Powell Baldwin, University Registrar & Dean of Undergraduate Students and Communications David Skica, Dir. of Information Technology Arosha Jayawickrema, Assistant VP for Finance Rama Sudhakar, Dir. of Communications Karen R. Smiga, University Librarian George Brophy, Exec. Dir. of Information Technology Jean F. Haberman, Associate Treasurer Thomas J. Ward, VP, International Programs Services & Chief Information Officer Kent W. Smith, Dir. of Institutional Joan E. Florczak, Executive Assistant to the President Richard A. Zeiser, Dean of Admission Planning & Research Kathleen E. Gailor, Dir. of Financial Aid Suzanne Peters, Dir. of Student Financial Assistance Kelly L. O’Brien, Dir. of Financial Aid Barbara H. Durham, Exec. Dir. of Development Anthony Keevan, Dir. of Institutional Research Patricia McGregor, Registrar John J. Daley, Dir. of Public Relations Randi Ashton-Pritting, Dir. of Libraries John A. Langeland, Dir. of Information Technology Accreditation...... NE, Specialized & Learning Resources Richard S. Ross, Librarian Academic Calendar ...... Semester Doreen Lay, Registrar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Susan Spies, Bursar Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $20,250/$1,460 Akbar Mitchell, Dir. of Residential Life Student Body ...... Coed Housing, Room & Board...... $9,600 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $33,440/$1,690 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 287/350 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $8,970 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 89/257 Student Body ...... Coed Endowment...... $387,000,000 Library Collection ...... 1,448,500 Tuition/Fees...... $24,576/$1,190 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 763/138 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing, Room & Board...... $9,922 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 183/75 Total Enrollment 2,329 1,297 3,626 Endowment...... $84,000,000 Library Collection ...... 1,766,927 Undergrad Degree 1,247 429 1,676 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 627/44 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 1,082 868 1,950 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 325/428 Library Collection ...... 857,582 Total Enrollment 2,184 342 2,526 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Undergrad Degree 2,137 44 2,181 required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 16 111 127 Application is available online at www.bridgeport.edu Total Enrollment 5,225 2,035 7,260 Non-Degree 31 187 218 Undergrad Degree 4,637 654 5,291 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT; or three Phone: 203/576-4552 Graduate Degree 565 977 1,542 SAT II subject tests required; 1/1 application deadline; Email: [email protected] Non-Degree 23 404 427 $60 fee. 11/15 Early Decision Option #1 and 1/1 Early Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Decision Option #2 deadlines. Application is available required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. online at www.trincoll.edu Application is available online at www.hartford.edu/admission/ Phone: 860/297-2180 Email: [email protected] Phone: 800/947-4303 Email: [email protected]
46 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
University of New Haven Wesleyan University Yale University Connecticut Independent 300 Boston Post Road 203/932-7000 222 Church Street 860/685-2000 New Haven 06520 203/432-4771 West Haven 06516 www.newhaven.edu Campus Center FAX: 860/685-2001 www.yale.edu Founded 1920; offers programs in arts and sciences, Middletown 06459 www.wesleyan.edu Founded 1701; offers liberal arts and professional business, engineering, and public safety leading to Founded 1831; offers liberal arts and sciences programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s, professional post-secondary certificates, associate and bachelor’s programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s and and doctoral degrees. degrees, graduate certificates, and master’s degrees; doctoral degrees; continuing education. Richard C. Levin, President continuing education; cooperative education; summer Douglas J. Bennet, President Andrew D. Hamilton, Provost session for degree credit. Joseph W. Bruno, VP for Academic Affairs & Provost Shauna King, VP, Finance & Administration Steven Kaplan, President Barbara-Jan Wilson, VP for University Relations Inge T. Reichenbach, VP for Development David Dauwalder, Provost and VP, Academic Affairs Justin Harmon, VP for Public Affairs Dorothy K. Robinson, VP and General Counsel George Synodi, VP, Finance Nancy Hargrave Meislahn, Dean of Admission & Linda Koch Lorimer, VP and Secretary of James Shapiro, Chief of Staff Financial Aid the University William Leete, VP, Facilities Jennifer Lawton, Dir. of Financial Aid Bruce D. Alexander, VP and Dir. of New Haven & Linda Masci, VP, University Advancement Anna van der Burg, Registrar State Affairs Dennis Nostrand, VP, Enrollment Management Ganesan Ravishanker, Assoc. VP of Information Peter Salovey, Dean of Yale College Ira Kleinfeld, Associate Provost, Graduate Studies, Technology Services Jeffrey Brenzel, Dean, Undergraduate Admissions & Research and Faculty Development Barbara Jones, University Librarian Financial Aid Gordon Simerson, Associate Provost, Undergraduate Peter Patton, VP & Secretary Jon Butler, Dean, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Studies, Accreditation, and Assessment Maria Cruz-Saco, Dean of the College Robert A.M. Stern, Dean, School of Architecture Ronald Nowaczyk, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences John Biddiscombe, Dir. of Athletics Richard Benson, Dean, School of Art Rebecca Johnson, Dean of Students William Weitzer, Dean of Continuing Studies Harold W. Attridge, Dean, Divinity School Jess Boronico, Dean, School of Business Pamela Tatge, Dir. of the Center for the Arts James A. Bundy, School of Drama Barry Farbrother, Dean, Tagliatela Accreditation...... NE James Gustave Speth, Dean, School of Forestry & School of Engineering Academic Calendar ...... Semester Environmental Studies Thomas Johnson, Dean, School of Public Safety & Student Body ...... Coed Harold H. Koh, Dean, Law School Professional Studies Tuition/Fees...... $34,630/$214 Joel M. Podolny, Dean, School of Management Cynthia Hiltibrand, Dir. of Marketing Housing, Room & Board...... $9,540 Robert J. Alpern, Dean, School of Medicine Christopher Hourigan, Dir. of Institutional Research Endowment...... $626,900,000 Robert Blocker, Dean, School of Music Jane C. Sangeloty, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 544/106 Margaret Grey, Dean, School of Nursing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 334/25 Caesar T. Storlazzi, Dir. of University Financial Aid Nancy Baker, Undergraduate Registrar Library Collection ...... 1,671,248 Jill M. Carlton, Registrar, Faculty of Arts & Sciences Virginia Klump, Graduate Registrar Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Vincent Mangiacapra, Chief Information Officer Academic Calendar ...... Semester Hanko H. Dobi, University Librarian Total Enrollment 3,018 182 3,200 Undergrad Degree 2,735 0 2,735 Student Body ...... Coed Karen Flynn, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $33,030 Deborah Chin, Dir. of Athletics Graduate Degree 269 0 269 Non-Degree 14 182 196 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,020 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Endowment...... $15,100,000,0001 Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Admissions Information: For applicants to class Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 7,176/993 Student Body ...... Coed of 2011: New SAT and two SAT II exams or ACT (ACT Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2,715/565 Tuition/Fees...... $24,000/$645 writing exam recommended). 1/1 application dead- Library Collection ...... 12,025,695 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,130 line; $55 fee. 11/15 Early Decision 1 deadline; 1/1 Early Decision 2 deadline. Application is available Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $14,818,416 Total Enrollment 11,276 207 11,483 1 online at www.wesleyan.edu/admission Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 284/34 Undergrad Degree 5,339 10 5,349 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 162/285 Phone: 860/685-3000 Graduate Degree 5,871 118 5,989 Library Collection ...... 992,023 Email: [email protected] Non-Degree 66 79 145 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT I and three SAT II Total Enrollment 3,188 1,278 4,466 subject tests or ACT exam required. 12/31 application Undergrad Degree 2,301 443 2,744 deadline; $75 fee. Application is available online at Graduate Degree 887 777 1,664 www.yale.edu/admit Non-Degree 0 58 58 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Phone: 203/432-9316 required. Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. 1 endowment as of June 2005 Application is available online at www.newhaven.edu Phone: 203/932-7319 Email: [email protected] 1 employee figures are based on the data submitted to IPEDS in Fall 2005.
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Population 2005 ...... 1,321,505 Maine Department of Education Susan Gendron, Commissioner Number of Colleges and Universities 2005 23 State House Station Public Two-Year: ...... 7 Four-Year: ...... 8 Augusta, ME 04333-0023 Independent Two-Year:...... 3 Four-Year: ...... 12 207/624-6600 www.maine.gov/education Degrees Conferred 2004 Associate ...... 2,252 Maine Community College System Bachelor’s ...... 6,059 John Fitzsimmons, President Master’s ...... 1,542 323 State Street First-Professional ...... 202 Augusta, ME 04330 Doctorate ...... 43 207/629-4000 www.mtcs.net Higher Education Enrollment 2004 System includes Central Maine, Eastern Maine, Kennebec Public Two-Year:...... 12,214 Four-Year:...... 35,070 Valley, Northern Maine, Southern Maine, Washington Maine Public Independent Two-Year: ...... 1,076 Four-Year:...... 17,055 County and York County Community Colleges Foreign Enrollment 2004 ...... 1,530 University of Maine System Terrence J. MacTaggart, Chancellor Black, Native American, 18 Central Street Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Bangor, ME 04401 Students as % of Total Higher 207/973-3201 Education Enrollment 2004 ...... 5.7% www.maine.edu System includes University of Maine, University of Maine Per-Capita Income 2005 ...... $31,252 at Augusta, Farmington, Fort Kent, Machias and Presque State Appropriation for Higher Education Isle and the University of Southern Maine Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2006 ....$6.02
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2006
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
Central Maine Diane Dostie, Dean of Corporate & Admissions Information: No exam required. Community College Community Services Rolling application deadline for all programs except Elizabeth Oken, Dir. of Admissions nursing (1/31 deadline). $20 application fee. 1250 Turner Street 207/755-5100 Monique Schreiber, Dir. of Financial Aid Application is available online at www.cmcc.edu Auburn 04210 FAX: 207/755-5493 David Gonyea , Dir. of Housing/Residential Life www.cmcc.edu Ronald Bolstridge, Dir. of Registration & Records Phone: 800/891-2002 X 273 Founded 1964; provides technical and career programs Robert Boucher, Manager, Information Email: [email protected] leading to certificates and associate degrees in 25 areas, Technology Services as well as the associate degrees in general studies or Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Eastern Maine liberal studies which are designed as transfer degrees. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Community College Articulation agreements facilitate transfer from most Student Body ...... Coed programs to baccalaureate programs. Offers unique Tuition/Fees...... $2,340/$845 354 Hogan Road 207/974-4800 programs in occupational health and safety, $4,470/$845 Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/974-4608 architectural and civil engineering technology Housing, Room & Board...... $5,750 www.emcc.edu and graphic arts/printing technology. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 55/5 Founded 1966; offers technical programs and transfer Scott Knapp, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 49/72 education leading to associate degrees; continuing Gary Webber, Dir. of Finance Library Collection ...... 12,835 education; summer session for degree credit. Patricia Vampatella, Dean of Academic Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Joyce Hedlund, President Annee Tara, Dir. of Development Total Enrollment 890 1,255 2,145 Ron Turner, Academic Dean/Vice President Walter Ridlon, Interim Dean of Students Undergrad Degree 879 765 1,644 William Dorrity, Dir. of Finance Non-Degree 11 490 501 Daniel Crocker, Dir. of Institutional Research & Student Data
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Candace Ward, Dir. of Student Aid Admissions Information: Accuplacer for general Northern Maine Timothy Conroy, Dean of Information Technology programs; HOBET test for allied health programs; Community College Karen Reilley, Assistant Dean for Library & HESI test for Nursing program. $20 fee. Rolling Media Services application deadline for most programs. 33 Edgemont Drive 207/768-2700 Presque Isle 04769 FAX: 207/768-2831 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Phone: 207/453-5035 www.nmcc.edu Academic Calendar ...... Semester Email: [email protected] Student Body ...... Coed Founded 1961; offers career and transfer programs Tuition/Fees...... $2,340/$621 leading to certificates, diplomas and associate degrees; $4,770/$621 Maine Maritime Academy continuing education; summer session for degree credit. Housing, Room & Board...... $7,126 Timothy Crowley, President Endowment...... $1,266,284 Admissions Office 207/326-4316 Alan Punches, Vice President/Academic Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 53/4 Castine 04420 www.mainemaritime.edu William Egeler, Dean of Students Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 54/245 Founded 1941; offers technical and professional Larry LaPlante, Dir. of Finance Library Collection ...... 18,580 programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, and Jason Parent, Dir. of Development & College Relations Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total master’s degrees. Majors include international Sonja Fongemie, Dean of Continuing Education Total Enrollment 955 866 1,821 business and logistics, marine engineering, marine William Casavant, Dir. of Admissions Undergrad Degree 943 515 1,458 transportation, marine science, small vessel operations, Norma Smith, Assistant Dir. of Financial Aid Non-Degree 12 351 363 marina management, and power engineering. Thomas Richard, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life Betsy Harris, Registrar Admissions Information: SAT I exam required Leonard H. Tyler, President Richard R. Ericson, VP for Finance, Administration & Barry Ingraham, Dir. of Physical Plant & Technology for some programs. Rolling application deadline; Peggy O’Kane, Assistant Dean of Learning Resources $20 fee. Government Affairs John Barlow, Academic Dean & Provost Accreditation...... NE, Specialized1 Phone: 207/974-4680 Deidra Davis, Dean of Student Services Academic Calendar ...... Semester Email: [email protected] Capt. Jeff Loustaunau, VP for Student Services, CMDR Student Body ...... Coed of Midshipmen & Port Captain Tuition/Fees...... $2,340/$5452 Jeffrey Wright, Dir. of Admissions $4,770/$545 Kennebec Valley Kathy Heath, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... $4,930 Community College Lauren Barrett, Dir. of Residence Life Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 59/3 92 Western Avenue 207/453-5000 Tom Sawyer, Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 44/64 Fairfield 04937 FAX: 207/453-5010 Wendy Knickerbocker, Dir. of Library Services Library Collection ...... 14,000 www.kvcc.me.edu Richard Youcis, Dir. of Career Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1969; offers technical, liberal studies, and Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Total Enrollment 605 316 921 occupational programs leading to postsecondary Academic Calendar ...... Semester Undergrad Degree 605 201 806 certificates and associate degrees; continuing Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 0 115 115 education; cooperative education; summer sessions Tuition/Fees...... $6,800/$1,395 Admissions Information: ACT Asset Testing for for degree credit. $13,110/$1,395 placement. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Housing, Room & Board...... $7,050 Application is available online at www.nmcc.edu Barbara Woodlee, President Endowment...... $12,000,0001 Karen White, Vice President/Academic Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 110/15 Phone: 800/535-6682 John Delile, Dean of Finance and Administration Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 50/16 Email: [email protected] Kathleen Moore, Dean of Student Affairs Library Collection ...... 213,396 Anne Connors, Dir. of Financial Aid 1 the business technology department is nationally Lisa York-Lemelin, Registrar Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Julie Hood, Dean of Information Technology Total Enrollment 845 0 845 Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for its associate Stephen LaRochelle, Librarian Undergrad Degree 830 0 830 degree programs; the associate degree nursing Graduate Degree 15 0 15 program is accredited by the National League Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam for Nursing Accrediting Commission, Inc. and is Academic Calendar ...... Semester approved by the Maine State Board of Nursing. Student Body ...... Coed required. 6/30 application deadline; $15 fee. 12/20 Tuition/Fees...... $2,340/$600 Early Decision deadline. Free Application is available 2 fees vary according to program of study $4,770/$600 online at www.mainemaritime.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Phone: 207/326-2206 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 39/61 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 40/133 Library Collection ...... 18,925 1 endowment is from 2006 Directory Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 568 2,247 2,815 Undergrad Degree 568 1,204 1,772 Non-Degree 0 1,043 1,043
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Southern Maine Andrew Matthews, Dir. of Housing Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 186/25
Community College Tammy Light, Manager of Student Records Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 96/235 Connecticut Public Dennis Casey, Bursar Library Collection ...... 102,806 2 Fort Road 207/741-5500 John H. Gregory, Executive Dir. of Technology Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total South Portland 04106 FAX: 207/741-5751 Joyce Rumery, Dir. of Library Services www.smccme.edu Total Enrollment 1,544 3,950 5,494 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 1,495 2,869 4,364 Founded 1946; offers technical, occupational and Academic Calendar ...... Semester Non-Degree 49 1,081 1,130 liberal studies programs leading to postsecondary Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: No entrance exam certificates and associate degrees; summer session Tuition/Fees...... $5,970/$1,494 for degree credit. required. 8/30 application deadline; $40 fee. $16,920/$1,494 Application is available online at James O. Ortiz, President Housing, Room & Board...... $7,125 www.uma/maine.edu/applicationprocess.html Janet M. Sortor, VP & Dean of Academic Affairs Endowment...... $57,762,000 Don Ladd, Dean of Administration & Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,663/350 Phone: 207/621-3185 Diane M. Vickrey, Dean of Students and Planning Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 496/327 Email: [email protected] Staci Grasky, Associate Dean for Information & Library Collection ...... 2,406,634 Enrollment Sevices Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total David Tracy, Assistant Dean for Enrollment Services University of Maine Maine Public Total Enrollment 8,787 2,648 11,435 at Farmington Scott MacDonald, Director of Financial Aid, Undergrad Degree 7,553 943 8,496 Transfer & Student Employment Graduate Degree 1,115 689 1,804 111 South Street 207/778-7000 Karen Field, Bursar Non-Degree 119 1,016 1,135 Farmington 04938 FAX: 207/778-8193 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam www.umf.maine.edu Academic Calendar ...... Semester required (SAT I preferred); Early Action deadline: Founded 1864; liberal arts college offers programs Student Body ...... Coed December 15th. Rolling admission begins January in teacher education, human services and arts and Tuition/Fees...... $2,340/$690 15th; $40 fee. Application is available online at sciences leading to bachelor’s degrees; summer $4,770/$690 apply.maine.edu session for degree credit. Housing, Room & Board...... $6,402 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 129/53 Phone: 877/486-2364 Theodora J. Kalikow, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 95/350 Email: [email protected] Allen H. Berger, VP, Academic Affairs & Provost Library Collection ...... 15,000 Valerie O. Huebner, Executive Assistant to the President William W. Geller, VP for Administration Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total University of Maine at Augusta F. Celeste Branham, Interim VP Student & Total Enrollment 2,297 2,189 4,486 Community Services Undergrad Degree 2,296 2,095 4,391 46 University Drive 207/621-3000 Ronald P. Milliken, Dir. of Financial Aid Non-Degree 1 94 95 Augusta 04330 FAX: 207/621-3116 Hollie L. Ingraham, Dir. of Student Life Admissions Information: Contact institution www.uma.maine.edu Carla DeGraw, Acting Registrar regarding required admissions or placement exams. Founded 1965; offers liberal arts and occupational Sharon L. Nadeau, Dir. of Administrative Systems Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is programs leading to postsecondary certificates, Franklin D. Roberts, Dir. of Library/Media Center available online at www.smccME.edu associate and bachelor’s degrees; summer session Mary B. Sylvester, Alumni Relations & for degree credit. University Advancement Phone: 207/741-5800 Laurie A. Gardner, Dir. of Human Resources & Email: [email protected] Richard Randall, President Richard Campbell, VP for Finance Administrative Services Joshua Nadel, Executive VP & Provost Accreditation...... NE University of Maine Sheri Stevens, VP for Administration Academic Calendar ...... Semester Grace Leonard, Dean of the College of Natural & Student Body ...... Coed 168 College Avenue 207/581-1110 Social Sciences Tuition/Fees...... $5,824/$584 Orono 04473-9967 FAX: 207/581-1517 Frank Bean, Dean of the College of Mathematics & $13,536/$584 www.umaine.edu Professional Studies Housing, Room & Board...... $6,164 Founded 1895; offers 88 bachelor’s degree programs, Thomas Abbott, Dean of Extended Campus Learning Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 179/61 64 master’s degree programs, and 25 doctoral Kathy Dexter, Dean of Student Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 145/22 programs. Library is ranked among the top in the Gillian Jordan, Dean of University College, Bangor Library Collection ...... 199,050 country. Honors College program is one of the nation’s Sheri Fraser, Dir. of Admissions & Advising Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total oldest and most prestigious. Students enjoy hands-on Leslie McCormick, Dir. of Student Financial Aid Total Enrollment 2,123 329 2,452 research, even at the undergraduate level. Holly Maffei, Bursar Undergrad Degree 2,100 178 2,278 Robert A. Kennedy, President Lauren DuBois, Dir. of Computer Services Non-Degree 23 151 174 Janet E. Waldron, VP for Administration Accreditation...... NE Admissions Information: No exam required. John Mahon, Interim Provost Academic Calendar ...... Semester SAT I scores will be considered if submitted. Rolling Michael Eckardt, VP for Research Student Body ...... Coed application deadline; 12/1 Early Action deadline; Joe Carr, Dir. of University Relations Tuition/Fees...... $4,710/$735 $40 fee. Application is available online at C. Thomas Skaggs, Dir. of Institutional Research $11,400/$735 www.umf.maine.edu/~admit/index.html Sharon M. Oliver, Dir. of Admissions Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Peggy Crawford, Dir. of Student Financial Aid Endowment...... $1,514,780 Phone: 207/778-7050 Email: [email protected]
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University of Maine Jean L. Schild, Coordinator of Student Resources Tuition/Fees...... $4,650/$730 at Fort Kent Mary Stover, Registrar $11,550/$730 Stewart Bennett, Dir. of Admissions Housing, Room & Board...... $5,658 23 University Drive 207/834-7500 Stephanie Larrabee, Dir. of Student Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 112/4 Fort Kent 04743 FAX: 207/834-7503 Kimberly S. Page, Dir. of Student Life Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 54/62 www.UMFK.maine.edu Bert Phipps, Librarian Library Collection ...... 632,000 Founded 1878; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Accreditation...... NE, Specialized1 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total nursing, business, e-commerce, environmental Academic Calendar ...... Semester Total Enrollment 1,112 436 1,548 studies, rural public safety, and professional programs Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 1,102 223 1,325 leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees; continuing Tuition/Fees...... $4,650/$595 Non-Degree 10 213 223 and cooperative education; summer session for degree $12,510/$595 Admissions Information: Placement tests credit; distance education program in nursing Housing, Room & Board...... $5,891 (RN-Upgrade) and criminal justice (AA). required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Endowment...... $1,529,338 Application is available online at Richard Cost, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 65/19 www.umpi.maine.edu John D. Murphy, VP, Administration Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/45 Rachel Albert, VP, Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 102,873 Phone: 207/768-9532 Sharon Johnson, Dean of Information Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Tamara Mitchell, Dir. of Human Relations Total Enrollment 462 687 1,149 Terrance Kelly, Dir. of University Relations & Undergrad Degree 455 123 578 University of Southern Maine Alumni Affairs Non-Degree 7 564 571 Donald Raymond, Registrar 96 Falmouth Street 207/780-4141 Jill Cairns, Assistant Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. August 15 application deadline; $40 fee. P.O. Box 9300 FAX: 207/780-4933 Ellen Cost, Dir. of Financial Aid Portland 04104-9300 www.usm.maine.edu Peter Sproul, Assistant Dir. of Residential Life 12/15 Early Action deadline. Application is available online at apply.maine.edu Founded 1878; offers liberal arts, technical and Accreditation...... NE, Specialized professional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, Academic Calendar ...... Semester Phone: 207/255-1318 master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] cooperative education; summer and winter sessions Tuition/Fees...... $4,650/$593 1 for degree credit. $11,400/$593 Recreation Management program is accredited by Housing, Room & Board...... $6,617 the National Recreation & Park Association. Richard L. Pattenaude, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 84/5 Samuel G. Andrews, Chief Financial Officer William Wells, Chief information Officer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 36/42 University of Maine Library Collection ...... 87,796 Joseph S. Wood, Provost & VP, Academic Affairs at Presque Isle Rosa Redonnett, VP, Enrollment Management Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 181 Main Street 207/768-9400 Craig Hutchinson, VP, Student & University Life Total Enrollment 762 431 1,193 Presque Isle 04769 FAX: 207/768-9608 Elizabeth Shorr, VP, University Advancement Undergrad Degree 742 127 869 www.umpi.maine.edu Judy Ryan, VP, Human Resources & Non-Degree 20 304 324 University Planning Founded 1903; offers a variety of majors leading to Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Kathleen Roberts, Executive Dir. of Campus bachelor’s degrees in teacher education, career and required. Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Diversity & Equity professional fields, health and human services, arts Application is available online at Margo Wood, Assoc. Provost & Dean of and sciences, and the natural environment. www.umfk.maine.edu/admissions/tools Graduate Studies Karl Burgher, President Judy Tizon, Assoc. Provost for Phone: 207/834-7600 Charles G. Bonin, VP, Administration & Finance Undergraduate Education Email: [email protected] Richard L. Kimball, VP, Academic Affairs Susan Campbell, Assoc. VP for Academic Affairs Barbara J. DeVaney, Dir. of AA/EEO Betty Lou Whitford, Dean, College of Education & University of Maine at Machias Erin V. Benson, Executive Dir. of Admissions Human Development and Public Information John Wright, Dean, School of Applied Science, 9 O’Brien Avenue 207/255-1200 Christopher A.R. Bell, Dir. of Financial Aid Engineering & Technology Machias 04654 FAX: 207/255-4864 James D. Stepp, Dir. of Residence Life Jane Kirschling, Dean, College of Nursing & www.umm.maine.edu Gregory T. Curtis, Executive Dir. of Health Professions Founded 1909; offers bachelor’s degree programs in Information Services Zark VanZandt, Dean, Lewiston-Auburn College environmental and biological sciences; interdisciplinary Kathy K. Davis, Dir. of Student Records Jack W. Trifts, Dean, School of Business fine arts; recreation management1; history; English; Carolyn L. Cheney, Dir. Human Resources Peter Pitegoff, Dean, School of Law elementary, middle and secondary education; David St. Peter, Dir. of Physical Plant Karl Braithwaite, Dean, Edmund S. Muskie School behavioral science and community studies; and Mary Kate Barbosa, Dir. of Student Support Services of Public Service business & entrepreneurial studies; cooperative Linda Mastro, Dir. of Health Center Joseph Austin, Dean, Office of Student Life education, summer session for degree credit. John Harrington, Dir. of Counseling Robert S. Caswell, Executive Dir. of Office of Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Public Affairs Cynthia E. Huggins, President Steven Rand, Registrar Thomas Potter, VP for Administration & Finance Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Dee Gardner, Dir. of Admission Stuart G. Swain, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Keith D. Dubois, Dir. of Financial Aid
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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Desiree Thompson, Dir. of Finance John Rainone, Dean of Institutional Advancement
Academic Calendar ...... Semester Cynthia Moholland, Assistant Dean of Enrollment John Sullivan, Dir. of Finance & Administration Connecticut Public Student Body ...... Coed Managment/Registrar Fred Quistgard, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $5,400/$941 Joyce Maker, Financial Aid Coordinator David Daigle, Dir. of Financial Aid $14,640/$941 Eric Mitchell, Dir. of Residential Life Doreen Rogan, Assistant Academic Dean Housing, Room & Board...... $7,152 Joline Cook, Librarian Debra Fielding, Assistant Dean of Students Endowment...... $21,261,388 Accreditation...... NE David Markow, Assistant Academic Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,035/681 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tim Dunne, Dir. of TSS Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 402/302 Student Body ...... Coed Amber Tatnall, Dir. of Library & Learning Library Collection ...... 1,697,659 Tuition/Fees...... $2,340/$750 Resource Center Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total $4,770/$750 Paulette Millette, Dir. of Continuing Education Total Enrollment 5,492 4,791 10,283 Housing, Room & Board...... $2,100 Monica L. Dumont, Administrative Undergrad Degree 4,301 2,203 6,504 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 53/5 Assistant to the President Graduate Degree 1,099 1,226 2,325 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 24/16 Accreditation...... NE Non-Degree 92 1,362 1,454 Library Collection ...... 10,500 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT or ACT exam Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Student Body ...... Coed
1 Maine Public required. 2/15 priority application deadline; Total Enrollment 297 176 473 Tuition/Fees ...... $78 $40 fee. Application is available online at Undergrad Degree 296 98 394 $159 www.usm.maine.edu/admit Non-Degree 1 78 79 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp2...... 46/10 Phone: 800/800-4usm Admissions Information: Accuplacer placement Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/70 Email: [email protected] exam required for math and English placement. Library Collection ...... 8,321 Application deadline is August 10th. Application is available online at www.wccc.me.edu. Phone: Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Washington County 207/454-1049. Email: [email protected] Total Enrollment 320 549 869 Community College Undergrad Degree 293 377 670 Non-Degree 27 172 199 One College Drive 207/454-1000 York County Admissions Information: No exam required. No Calais 04619 FAX: 207/454-1026 Community College application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available www.wccc.me.edu 112 College Drive 207/646-9282 online at www.yccc.edu for no fee. Founded 1969; offers comprehensive, transfer, technical Wells 04090 FAX: 207/646-9675 Phone: 207/646-9282 X304 and career education programs leading to postsec- www.yccc.edu ondary certificates, diplomas and associate degrees. Email: [email protected] Founded 1994; offers certificate and associate 1 William H. Cassidy, President degree programs. tuition is per credit. Contact institution for Darin McGaw, Assistant Dean for Student & information about fees Community Affairs Charlie Lyons, President Paula Gagnon, Vice President/Dean of Academic & 2 employment, faculty and library figures are Student Affairs from 2006 Directory
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 57 Maine Independent Institutions
For Information on Independent Laurie MacQuarrie, Dir. of Library Services, Moulton & Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Institutions in Maine General Theological Library Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed 1 Maine Independent Colleges Association Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $44,350 One City Center Student Body ...... Coed Housing, Room & Board...... included P.O. Box 9546 207/791-3000 Tuition/Fees...... $10,500/$160 Endowment...... $235,000,000 Portland, ME 04112 Housing, Room & Board...... $11,038 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 643/76 Endowment...... $9,326,761 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 180/20 Andover College1 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 11/0 Library Collection ...... 933,589 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 8/11 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 901 Washington Avenue 207/774-6126 Library Collection ...... 325 Total Enrollment 1,729 0 1,729 Portland 04103 FAX: 207/774-1715 Undergrad Degree 1,684 0 1,684 www.andovercollege.edu Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 17 86 103 Non-Degree 45 0 45 Founded 1967; offers programs leading to associate Graduate Degree 17 73 90 Admissions Information: SAT is optional. 1/15 degrees; certificate programs, internship programs. Non-Degree 0 13 13 application deadline; $60 fee. 11/15 Early Decision Year-round sessions for all programs. Admissions Information: No exams required. Round 1 deadlines; 1/1 Early Decision Round 2 Steven Ingram, President & CEO 8/15 application deadline; $40 fee. Application is deadline. Application is available online at David L. Blessing, Dir. of Admissions available online at www.bts.edu/admissions www.bates.edu/admissions Adrienne J. Amari, Dir. of Student Finances Geraldine Ney, Dir. of Student Services Phone: 207/942-6781 X126 Phone: 207/786-6000 Renee Roach, Dir. of Education Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Celia Dobson, Registrar 1 1 information is from 2006 Directory; comprehensive fee includes tuition, Stephen J. Horr, Dir. of MIS room and board Martha T. Ott, Dir. of Library institution did not respond to 2007 survey Margaret Lamoreaux, Dir. of Business Services Accreditation...... NE Bates College Beal College Academic Calendar ...... Semester Lewiston 04240 207/786-6255 99 Farm Road 207/947-4591 Student Body ...... Coed Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/947-0208 Tuition/Fees...... $7,200/$1,200 Founded 1855; offers bachelor’s degrees in liberal arts www.bealcollege.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing and sciences; and teacher education programs; Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 34/0 unique 4-4-1 academic calendar year offers fall, Founded in 1891; offers associate degrees in allied Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/20 winter and five-week concentrated study term. health, criminal justice, business studies, information Library Collection ...... 12,000 technology, early childhood education, professional Elaine T. Hansen, President office technology and support, and hospitality. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Terry J. Beckmann, VP Finance & Administration, Total Enrollment 490 20 510 and Treasurer Allen T. Stehle, President Undergrad Degree 490 0 490 Jill N. Reich, VP, Academic Affairs & Judith Getchell, Dir. of Education Non-Degree 0 20 20 Dean of the Faculty Erin Morgan, Senior Admissions Representative William C. Hiss, VP for External Affairs Maggie Magee, Dir. of Financial Aid Admissions Information: No exams required. Deborah LeBlanc, Dir. of Student Affairs Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Victoria M. Devlin, VP for College Advancement Bryan McNulty, Dir. of Communications & Ellen Edwards, Registrar Phone: 207/774-6126 Media Relations Ann Rea, Librarian Email: [email protected] James C. Fergerson, Dir. of Institutional Accreditation...... Specialized Planning & Analysis Academic Calendar ...... Semester 1 information is from 2006 Directory; Wylie L. Mitchell, Dean of Admissions Student Body ...... Coed institution did not respond to 2007 survey Tedd R. Goundie, Dean of Students Tuition/Fees...... $6,025/$125 Meredith H. Braz, Administrative Dean for Academic Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Bangor Theological Seminary1 Systems & Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 13/4 Joanna Lee, Interim Dir. of Affirmative Action & Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 6/12 300 Union Street 207/942-6781 Institutional Diversity Library Collection ...... $7,500 Bangor 04401-4699 FAX: 207/990-1267 Eugene Wiemers, Associate VP for Academic Affairs, Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total www.bts.edu Dir. of Information Services & Librarian Total Enrollment 239 134 373 Founded 1814; affiliated with United Church of Christ; A. Charles Kovacs, Dir. of Career Services Undergrad Degree 236 131 367 an ecumenical seminary awards master’s of divinity, Thomas P. Carey, Dir. of Security & Campus Safety Non-Degree 3 3 6 master’s of arts and doctor of ministry degrees. Robert D. Bremm, Dir. of Physical Plant Christy P. Tisdale, Dir. of Health Services Admissions Information: No exam required. William C. Imes, President Laurie Henderson, Dir. of Office Services Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Glenn Miller, Academic Dean Marc H. C. Bessire, Dir. of Bates College Museum of Art Phone: 207/947-4591 Rebecca Wright, VP for Advancement Christine Schwartz, Dir. of Dining Services Brian P. Moody, Dir. of Office of Academic Email: [email protected] & Student Services Michael Huddy, Dir. of Public Relations Michael Huddy, Dir. of Admissions
58 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
Bowdoin College Central Maine Medical Center Douglas E. Reinhardt, Associate VP for Investments
School of Nursing Mark Freeman, Dir. of Institutional Connecticut Independent 5000 College Station 207/725-3000 Research & Assessment Brunswick 04011-8441 FAX: 207/725-3123 70 Middle Street 207/795-2840 www.bowdoin.edu Lewiston 04240 FAX: 207/795-2849 Accreditation...... NE www.cmmcson.edu Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Founded 1794; offers a liberal arts program leading to Student Body ...... Coed bachelor’s degrees. Founded 1891; offers professional nursing program Tuition/Fees...... $44,0801 Barry Mills, President leading to associate degrees. Housing, Room & Board...... included S. Catherine Longley, Sr. VP, Finance & Administration Peter E. Chalke, President Endowment...... $471,000,0002 and Treasurer Charles Orne, Treasurer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 378/101 Cristle C. Judd, Dean for Academic Affairs Sharon L. Kuhrt, Director Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 165/65 Tim Foster, Dean of Student Affairs Susan C. Baltrus, Associate Director Library Collection ...... 1,009,896 Kassie Freeman, Dean for Academic Advancement Peter R. Miller, Chairperson, Admissions Committee Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Maine Independent William A. Torrey, Sr. VP, Planning & Administration Keith R. Bourgault, Dir. of Financial Aid Total Enrollment 1,871 0 1,871 and Chief Development Officer Kathleen C. Jacques, Registrar & Housing Officer Undergrad Degree 1,868 0 1,868 Nigel S. Bearman, VP, Finance & Controller Peter R. Miller, Chief Technology & Library Officer Non-Degree 3 0 3 Scott W. Hood, VP, Communications & Public Affairs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Christine Brooks Cote, Dir. of Institutional Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Academic Calendar ...... Semester required. 1/1 application deadline; $55 fee for mailed Research & Registrar Student Body ...... Coed William M. Shain, Dean of Admissions & applications; fee is waived for electronic applications. Tuition/Fees...... $3,150/$1,060 11/15 Early Decision 1 deadline; 1/1 Early Decision Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... $1,5001 Stephen Joyce, Dir. of Student Aid deadline. Application is available online at Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 6/0 www.colby.edu/admissions Kimberly A. Pacelli, Dir. of Residential Life Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 12/4 Mitchel W. Davis, Chief Information Officer Library Collection ...... 3,049 Phone: 800/723-3032 Sherrie S. Bergman, Librarian Email: [email protected] Tamara Spoerri, Dir. of Human Resources Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Jeff H. Ward, Dir. of Athletics Total Enrollment 121 3 124 1 comprehensive fee, inclusive of room, Sarah Bond Phinney, Dir. of Alumni Relations Undergrad Degree 121 3 124 board, and tuition
Anne Shields, Dir. of the Career Planning Center/Dir. Admissions Information: SATI exam required; 2 of Fellowships & Scholarships NET exam required; interview; high school biology or preliminary estimate of 6/30/2006 Delwin C. Wilson, Dir. of Facilities Administration college biological science; 3/1 application completion Accreditation...... NE, Specialized deadline; $40 fee. College of the Atlantic Academic Calendar ...... Semester Phone: 207/795-2843 105 Eden Street 207/288-5015 Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $34,280/$360 Bar Harbor 04609 FAX: 207/288-3780 Housing, Room & Board...... $9,310 1 housing fee is for room only; no meal www.coa.edu Endowment...... $578,206,000 plan provided. Founded 1969; offers liberal arts and teacher education Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 542/112 programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 181/38 in human ecology. 1 Colby College Library Collection ...... 1,025,115 David F. Hales, President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 4000 Mayflower Hill Drive 207/872-3000 Griffiths, Andrew, Administrative Dean Total Enrollment 1,661 5 1,666 Waterville 04901 FAX: 207/872-3555 Kenneth Hill, Academic Dean Undergrad Degree 1,660 0 1,660 www.colby.edu Sarah Luke, Associate Dean of Student Life Non-Degree 1 5 6 Founded 1813; offers liberal arts program leading to David Feldman, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Kenneth Hill, Associate Dean of Academic Services Admissions Information: No exams required, bachelor’s degree; operates on a 4-1-4 calendar system. except TOEFL for international applicants. SAT I John Anderson, Associate Dean of Advanced Studies William D. Adams, President Karen Waldron, Associate Dean for Faculty and/or ACT scores considered if submitted. 1/1 Douglas C. Terp, Administrative VP & Treasurer application deadline; $60 fee. 11/1 and 1/1 Early Edward H. Yeterian, VP for Academic Affairs & Accreditation...... NE Decision deadlines. Application is available online Dean of Faculty Academic Calendar ...... Trimester at www.bowdoin.edu/admissions/ Jim Terhune, VP for Student Affairs & Student Body ...... Coed Dean of Students Tuition/Fees...... $27,705/$435 Phone: 207/725-3101 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,710 Email: [email protected] Stephen B. Collins, Dir. of Communications Parker Beverage, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Endowment...... $17,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 56/18 1 library holdings include volumes, audiovisual Paul Johnston, Associate Dean of Students material, periodical titles; in print, microform and George Coleman, Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 25/5 electronic format, and electronic databases Raymond Phillips, Dir. of Information & Library Collection ...... 65,000 Technology Services Suanne Muehlner, Dir. of Colby Libraries Richard A. Ammons, VP for College Relations Sally Baker, Executive Assistant to the President and Secretary of the College
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 59 Maine Independent Institutions
Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total William Beardsley, President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Total Enrollment 302 15 317 John Porter, VP of Administration & Controller Academic Calendar ...... Semester Undergrad Degree 289 7 296 Ric Stevens, Chief Academic Officer Student Body ...... Coed Graduate Degree 5 1 6 John Rubino, Dean of the College Tuition/Fees...... $24,670/$680 Non-Degree 8 7 15 Paul Husson, Dir. of Alumni & International Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... $7,200 Admissions Information: No exams required. Julie Green, Dir. of Public Relations Endowment...... $3,616,543 2/15 application deadline; $45 fee. 12/1 and 1/10 Jane Goodwin, Dir. of Admisisons Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 54/14 Early Decision deadlines. Application is available Linda Conant, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/43 1 online at www.coa.edu Frances Tracy, Dir. of Residential Life Library Collection ...... 26,500 Donna Townsend, Registrar Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 207/288-5015 x230 Kevin Casy, Dir. of Information Technology Total Enrollment 468 26 494 Email: [email protected] Amy Averre, Head Librarian Undergrad Degree 435 23 458 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Degree 33 0 33 Heartwood College of Art Academic Calendar ...... Semester Non-Degree 0 3 3 Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: No exams required. 123 York Street 207/985-0985 Tuition/Fees...... $11,520/$250 Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Kennebunk 04043 FAX: 207/985-6333 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,240 available online at www.meca.edu www.heartwoodcollegeofart.org Endowment...... $3,500,000 Founded in 1993, offers associates degree and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 133/42 Phone: 207/775-3052 bachelor’s degrees in design and crafts, fine arts Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 45/90 Email: [email protected] Library Collection ...... 52,651 and photography. Program includes an integrated 1 not including extensive collection of online curriculum of liberal education, art foundations, Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total periodicals, video, film, DVD, electronic databases, and art studio courses. Total Enrollment 1,768 577 2,345 slides and digital images Berri Kramer, President Undergrad Degree 1,605 372 1,977 Audrey Gup-Mathews, Academic Dean, Director of Graduate Degree 143 125 268 Marketing & Development Non-Degree 20 80 100 New England Bible College Susan Wilder, Executive Assistant to the President Admissions Information: SAT I and/or ACT PO Box 2886 207/799-5979 Cris Beutler, Administrative Coordinator exam required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. So. Portland 04116 FAX: 207/799-6586 Accreditation...... NE Cand 12/15 Early Action deadline. Application is available www.nebc.edu online at www.husson.edu Academic Calendar...... Other Founded 1980; offers bachelor’s degrees with majors Student Body ...... Coed Phone: 207/941-7100 in Christian ministry, bible and theology and bible Tuition/Fees...... $10,400/$300 Email: [email protected] and missions. Associate program as well as a one-year Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Bible certificate program are also available. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 3/2 Dr. Jack Christensen, Interim President /Chancellor Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/13 Maine College of Art RaeJean Webber, Registrar/Financial Officer Library Collection ...... 3,000 97 Spring Street 207/775-3052 Peter Hasbrouck, Interim Academic Dean Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Portland 04101 FAX: 207/772-5069 Accreditation...... Specialized Total Enrollment 12 31 43 www.meca.edu Academic Calendar ...... Semester Undergrad Degree 12 6 18 Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 0 25 25 Founded 1882; offers professional visual art and design programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s Tuition/Fees...... $2,220/$120 Admissions Information: No exam required; of fine arts degrees and post-baccalaureate in art Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. education degree; continuing and professional Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1/2 Email: [email protected] education; summer sessions. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 3/7 Library Collection ...... 12,000 James Baker, President Husson College Elizabeth Elicker, Executive Vice President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Sharon Portelance, VP, Academic Affairs & Total Enrollment 19 23 42 One College Circle 207/941-7000 Dean of the College Undergrad Degree 19 17 36 Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/941-7988 Tim Kane, VP, Advancement & College Relations Non-Degree 0 6 6 www.husson.edu Rick Longo, VP, Enrollment Management Admissions Information: No exams required. Founded 1898; provides accounting, business, Karen Townsend, Dir. of Admissions Open application deadline. $25 fee. computer information systems, psychology, criminal Michelle Leclerc, Dir. of Financial Aid justice, paralegal studies, nursing, physical therapy, Anne Dennison, Registrar Phone: 207/799-5979 or 800/286-1859 occupational therapy, education, school counseling, Bucky Bohrmann, Dir. of Technology Support Email: [email protected] English and other professional programs leading to Moira Steven, Librarian associate, bachelor’s, master’s degrees and doctorate degrees; continuing education; online courses for nursing; summer session and cooperative education.
60 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
New England School David H. Lyman, President and Founder Accreditation...... NE, Specialized of Communications Lucy Bauer, Acting Academic Director Academic Calendar ...... Semester Connecticut Independent Sarah Szwajkos, Admissions Assistant Student Body ...... Coed One College Circle 207/941-7176 Jan Rosenbaum, Chairman of MFA Committee Tuition/Fees...... $21,000/$760 Bangor 04401 FAX: 207/947-3987 Elizabeth Greenberg, Dir. of Photography Programs Housing, Room & Board...... $9,030 www.nescom.edu Brenton Hamilton, Dir. of Professional Certificate Endowment...... $9,200,000 Founded in 1981, located on the Husson College Program in Photography Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 184/59 campus; offers bachelor’s and associate degrees in Doug Stradley, Manager of Professional Certificate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 68/49 communications. School is a wholly-owned subsidiary Program in Photography Library Collection ...... 140,000 of Husson College. Major areas of concentration Kerry Curren, Registrar Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total include: television production, audio engineering, Melissa Gallace, Assistant Registrar Total Enrollment 923 30 953 web design, radio and television announcing and Jane Richardson, Chief Business Officer Undergrad Degree 920 21 941 production, marketing, advertising and public Accreditation...... 1 Non-Degree 3 9 12 relations. New this year, print journalism. Maine Independent Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT or ACT exam William H. Beardsley, President & CEO Student Body ...... Coed required. Priority application deadline 3/1, nursing Benjamin E. Haskell, Executive Vice-President Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/$1,000 admission application deadline 1/15; $50 fee. 11/15 Rodney Verrill, Executive Director/Video Housing, Room & Board...... $7,500 Early Action closing deadlines. Application is available David C. Maclaughlin, Executive Director/Audio Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 20/4 online at www.sjcme.edu/application. Fees waived for David Casavant, Treasurer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 4/4 online submission of application. Nikki Rediker, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection ...... 10,000 Holli Costedio, Assistant Treasurer Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 800/338-7057 Anne Reed, Registrar/Dir. of Student Services Total Enrollment 12 24 36 Email: [email protected] Linda Sparks, Office Manager Graduate Degree 0 20 20 1 listing applies to on-campus traditional Mark Nason, Dir. of Alumni/Station Manager, Non-Degree 12 4 16 WHSN-FM academic program Louise Grant, Dir. of Admissions Admissions Information: No formal exams are required for admission. Portfolios are required for George E. Wildey, Vice Chair, NESCom Board Thomas College Amy Averre, Librarian admission. Rolling application deadline. $75 appliocation fee. Email: [email protected] 180 West River Road 207/859-1111 Accreditation...... Specialized 1 Waterville 04901 FAX: 207/859-1114 Academic Calendar ...... Semester candidate for accreditation by National www.thomas.edu Student Body ...... Coed Association of Schools of Art and Design Tuition/Fees...... $9,200/$550 Founded 1894; offers associate programs in accounting, Housing, Room & Board...... $6,290 Saint Joseph’s College of Maine1 arts and sciences, business and CIS; bachelor’s degree Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 16/1 programs in accounting, communications, computers, Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 11/32 278 Whites Bridge Road 207/892-6766 criminal justice, elementary education, finance/ Library Collection ...... 36,000 Standish 04084 www.sjcme.edu economics, management, marketing, psychology, sports management. Master’s degree programs offered Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1912; Roman Catholic college sponsored in business administration, business administration- Total Enrollment 291 6 297 by the Sisters of Mercy offers liberal arts and human resource management, computer technology Undergrad Degree 290 6 296 professional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s education, and education. Non-Degree 1 0 1 and master’s degrees; on campus programs and George R. Spann, President Admissions Information: Aptitude test required at distance education program. Beth B. Gibbs, VP, Financial Affairs & Treasurer time of admissions interview. Open enrollment; $15 fee. David House, President Thomas Edwards, VP, Academic Affairs Application is available online at www.nescom.edu Philip Yauch, Executive VP & CFO Daniel Sheridan, VP, Academic Affairs & Eric Rolfson, VP, Institutional Advancement Phone: 888/877-1876 Dean of the College Christopher Rhoda, VP, Information Services Joseph Lee, VP, Enrollment Management Lisa Desautels-Poliquin, Dean, Student Affairs Wendy Martin, Director of Admissions Rockport College Edward Brozman, VP, Institutional Advancement Sr. Mary George O’Toole, VP, Sponsorship and Jennifer Montgomery, Dir. of Student P. O. Box 200 207/236-7034 x357 Mission Integration Financial Services 2 Central Street FAX: 207/236-2558 William McCarthy, Dir. of Marketing & Valerie Sirois, Registrar Rockport 04856 www.rockportcollege.edu Public Relations Susan Beane, Assistantt Librarian William Schissler, Dir. of Career Services Founded in 1996, offers associate degrees, certificate Vincent Kloskowski, Dean of Admissions and a low-residency MFA degree in photography, Andrea Cross, Associate Dean of Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE cinematography, screenwriting, film directing, digital Mary McVeigh, Bursar Academic Calendar ...... Semester video and editing. A BFA degree program is pending. Gayle Langis, Dir. of Information Systems Student Body ...... Coed Natalie Hutchinson, Dir. of Library Services Tuition/Fees...... $17,280/$450 David Roussel, Dir. of Institutional Research Housing, Room & Board...... $7,430 Steven Seligman, Registrar Endowment...... $6,670,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 56/11 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 23/55 Library Collection ...... 21,250
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Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total James Horan, Director of Learning Resource Center Danielle Ripich, President Total Enrollment 603 272 875 Jeri Roberts, Director of Student Accounts Jacque Carter, Interim VP for Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 598 102 700 Nicole Caruso, Director of Adventure Experiences Bernard Chretien, VP for Business and Finance Graduate Degree 4 100 104 Stephen Nason, Director of Residence Life Andrew Golub, VP for Information Resources Non-Degree 1 70 71 Michael David, Director of Student Activities Edward Legg, VP for University Relations Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Robert Doan, Director of Quimby Library Alan Liebrecht, Dean of Admissions & required for bachelor’s degree programs. No application Judy Eyerer, Director of Writing Center Enrollment Management deadline; $50 application fee. 12/15 Early Decision Dean Bessey, Chief Public Safety Officer Paul Burlin, Interim Dean, College of deadline. Application is available online Leigh Juskevice, Manager Bookstore Arts and Sciences at www.thomas.edu Accreditation...... NE Ellen Beaulieu, Interim Dean, College of Academic Calendar ...... Semester Health Professions Phone: 207/859-1111 Student Body ...... Coed Boyd Buser, Interim Dean, College of Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $17,5801 Osteopathic Medicine Housing, Room & Board...... $6,960 Barbara Hazard, Associate VP and Dean of Students Unity College Endowment...... $2,867,444 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 77/13 Academic Calendar ...... Semester 90 Quaker Hill Road 207/948-3131 ext. 341 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/13 Student Body ...... Coed Unity 04988 FAX: 207/948-6277 Library Collection ...... 54,262 Tuition/Fees...... $22,940/$850 www.unity.edu Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing, Room & Board...... $9,255 Founded 1965; specializes in undergraduate degree Total Enrollment 517 11 528 Endowment...... $24,000,000 programs focusing on environmental science, natural Undergrad Degree 517 10 527 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 273/23 resource management and outdoor recreation. Non-Degree 0 1 1 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 142/115 Library Collection ...... 195,390 Graduates are prepared to be environmental stewards, Admissions Information: No exams required. effective leaders, and responsible citizens through active Rolling application deadline August 1; $25 fee. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total learning experience within a supportive community. Application is available online at www.unity.edu Total Enrollment 2,415 897 3,312 Mitchell Thomashow, President Undergrad Degree 1,481 118 1,599 Chris Melanson, Executive Assistant to the President/ Phone: 800/624-1024 Graduate Degree 870 636 1,506 Secretary to the Board Email: [email protected] Non-Degree 64 143 207 Roger Jolin, VP for Finance & Administration/Business 1 fees included Admissions Information: No exams required. Manager Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Martha Nordstrom. Director of College Advancement available online at www.une.edu Gary Zane, Dean for Student Affairs University of New England Holly Hein, Dean of Enrollment & Retention Services/ Phone: 207/283-0170 Registrar/ Dir. of Institutional Research 11 Hills Beach Road 207/283-0170 Email: [email protected] Kay Fiedler, Director of Admissions Biddeford 04005 www.une.edu Martha Nordstrom. Director of College Advancement Founded 1831; offers undergraduate degrees in health Mark Tardif, Associate Director of sciences, natural sciences, social sciences, liberal arts, College Communications education and business administration; graduate Sandy Donahue, Director of Dining Services degrees in health sciences, marine science and Libbey Seigars, Director Experiential Programs education; doctor of osteopathic medicine; graduate Roger Duval, Director of Facilities & Public Safety certificate programs; continuing education and Rand Newell, Director of Financial Aid teacher certification. Anna McGalliard, Director of Health & Wellness Center Kathleen Hale, Director of Human Resources Bill Morgan, Director of Information Technology
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Population 2005 ...... 6,398,783 Massachusetts Board of Higher Education Patricia Plummer, Chancellor Number of Colleges and Universities 2005 One Ashburn Place, Room 1401 Public Two-Year: ...... 16 Four-Year: ...... 15 Boston, MA 02108-1696 Independent Two-Year:...... 9 Four-Year: ...... 82 617/994-6950 www.mass.edu Degrees Conferred 2004 Associate ...... 11,373 University of Massachusetts System Office Bachelor’s ...... 45,583 Jack M. Wilson, President Master’s ...... 27,768 225 Franklin Street First-Professional...... 4,228 Boston, MA 02110 Doctorate...... 2,484 617/287-7000 www.massachusetts.edu Higher Education Enrollment 2004 System includes campuses at Amherst, Boston, Public Two-Year:...... 85,488 Four-Year:....102,385 Dartmouth, Lowell, UMASS Online and the University Independent Two-Year: ...... 4,481 Four-Year:....246,891 of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. Foreign Enrollment 2004 ...... 27,985 Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Students as % of Total Higher
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Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2006
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Berkshire Community College Richard S. Wixsom, Dir. of Information Technology Bridgewater State College Nancy A. Walker, Dir. of the Library 1350 West Street 413/499-4660 x225 Angela M. Rawson, Dir. of Development & Community 131 Summer Street 508/531-1000 Pittsfield 01201 FAX: 413/496-9511 Outreach/Exec. Dir. of BCC Foundation Bridgewater 02325 www.bridgew.edu www.berkshirecc.edu Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Founded 1840; provides liberal arts, teacher education Founded 1960; offers liberal arts, technical, professional Academic Calendar ...... Semester and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and and occupational programs leading to post-secondary Student Body ...... Coed master’s degrees; doctoral degrees in cooperation with certificates and associate degrees; continuing education; Tuition/Fees...... $780/$2,895 University of Massachusetts Lowell; continuing educa- cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. $7,800/$2,895 tion; summer session for degree credit. Paul Raverta, Interim President Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Dana Mohler-Faria, President Paul Swearengin, Dean of Administration & Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 123/165 Bill Davis, VP, Administration & Chief Frances M. Feinerman, Dean of Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 53/101 Information Officer John Jeffrey Doscher, Dean of Student Affairs & Library Collection ...... 72,432 Nancy Kleniewski, Provost and VP, Academic Affairs Enrollment Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total David Ostroth, VP, Student Affairs Donald R. Anders, Dir. of Human Resources & Total Enrollment 923 1,405 2,328 Molly Fannon Williams, VP, Institutional Advancement Affirmative Action Officer Undergrad Degree 887 885 1,772 Alan Comedy, Assistant to the President for Affirmative Peter P. Roming, Acting Dir. of Public Non-Degree 36 520 556 Action & Minority Affairs Relations & Publications Candace Maguire, Dir. of Alumni & John M. Paskus, Dir. of Institutional Research & Admissions Information: Rolling application Development Programs Planning/Grant Writer deadline; $10 in-state application fee; $35 for out-of- Eva Gaffney, Dir. of Public Affairs Michael F. Bullock, Assistant Dean of state applicants. Michael Young, Dir. of Institutional Enrollment Services Phone: 413/499-4660 X242 Research & Assessment Anne M. Moore, Dir. of Financial Aid Email: [email protected] Gregg Meyer, Dir. of Admissions Donald V. Pfeifer, Registrar CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 67 Massachusetts Public Institutions
Janet Gumbris, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection ...... 78,190 Anthony Esposito, Assistant VP, Student Affairs Total Enrollment 3,098 3,775 6,873 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Irene Checkovich, Registrar Undergrad Degree 2,874 2,734 5,608 Total Enrollment 2,388 5,449 7,837 William Smith, (Interim) Dean of Graduate Studies Non-Degree 224 1,041 1,265 Undergrad Degree 2,171 3,552 5,723 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: No exams required. Non-Degree 217 1,897 2,114 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Rolling application deadline on a space available Admissions Information: No exams required. 9/1 Student Body ...... Coed basis, except for health science majors (must apply fall application deadline; $10 fee. Tuition/Fees...... $910/$4,756 by Jan. 15). $10 Application fee for Mass. residents $7,050/$4,756 and eligible Rhode Island residents. Application is Phone: 617/228-2422 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,852 available online at www.bristol.mass.edu. Email: [email protected] Endowment...... $14,421,958 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 574/15 Phone: 508/678-2811 X2516 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 278/260 Email: [email protected] Cape Cod Community College Library Collection ...... 306,362 2240 Iyannough Road 508/362-2131 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Bunker Hill West Barnstable 02668 FAX: 508/362-3988 Total Enrollment 6,758 2,891 9,649 Community College www.capecod.edu Undergrad Degree 6,378 1,091 7,469 250 New Rutherford Avenue 617/228-2000 Founded 1961; provides liberal arts, technical, Graduate Degree 274 850 1,124 professional and occupational certificate and Non-Degree 106 950 1,056 Boston 02129 FAX: 617/228-2082 www.bhcc.mass.edu associate degree programs with diverse distance Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam learning options in fall, spring, and summer required. 2/15 application deadline; $25 fee. 11/15 Founded in 1973; offers liberal arts, professional and sessions, plus access to on-site bachelor’s and Early Action deadline. Application is available online occupational programs leading to associate degrees master’s degree programs. Provides extensive at www.bridgew.edu/admission/applybsc.htm and postsecondary certificates; weekend college; online non-credit workforce development, adult literacy, college and other distance and individualized learning and seniors-based programs. Phone: 508/531-1237 options; credit and non-credit summer courses; joint Email: [email protected] admissions program with state colleges; two campuses Kathleen Schatzberg, President and five satellite locations; community education; and Dixie K. Norris, Vice President, customized training for business and industry. Administration & Finance Bristol Community College Robert G. Ross, Vice President, Academic & Mary L. Fifield, President Student Affairs 777 Elsbree Street 508/678-2811 Jesse M. Thompson, Executive VP & Chief Financial Chet Yacek, Dean, Human Fall River 02720 FAX: 508/730-3270 Officer Resources & Administration www.bristolcommunitycollege.edu Charles Abasa-Nyarko, VP of Academic Agustin Dorado, Associate Dean, Learning Support Founded 1965; provides liberal arts, technical and & Student Affairs Services, Affirmative Action Officer occupational programs leading to postsecondary Emily Dibble, Executive Dean, Susan F. Miller, Associate Dean, Business, Health certificates and associate degrees; continuing Institutional Effectiveness Sciences, Social Sciences & Human Services education; cooperative education; summer Gretchen E. Manning, Dean of the BHCC Foundation Roseanna Pena-Warfield, Associate Dean, Enrollment session for degree credit. & Chief Policy Advisor to the President Management & Student Development Pelonomi Khumoetsile-Taylor, Director of John J. Sbrega, President David Ziemba, Interim Associate Dean, Arts & Diversity & Inclusion Sciences, and Associate Dean, Academic Research David Feeney, Executive Dean Sondlo L. Mhlaba, Dean of Arts & Sciences Steven Berrien, Dean of Academic Affairs & Advanced Studies Richard Boulware, Interim Dean of Sherry Andersen, Director, Financial Aid Rhonda Gabovitch, Dean of Institutional Research, Professional Studies Planning & Assessment Lois Andre, Director, Workforce Education Judith Burnett, Dean of Chelsea Campus Resource Center Steven Kenyon, Dean of Administration & Finance William Sakamoto, Dean, eCollege/Weekend College Steven Ozug, Dean of Enrollment Services Sandra Brito, Registrar Robert Flynn, Acting Dean, Academic Support & John L. Grant, Director, Institutional Jo-Ann Pelletier, Dean of Information College Pathway Programs Technology Services Research & Development Janice Bonanno, Dean of Students Affairs Michael Gross, Director, College Communications Susan Whitney, Dean of Resource Development Debra Boyer, Director/Registrar for Sally Cameron, Dir. of College Communications Susan Kline-Symington, Director, Admissions Enrollment Services Greg Masterson, Director, Library/ Tafa Awolaju, Dir. of Human Resources & Susan M. Sullivan, Director of Financial Aid Affirmative Action Learning Resource Center Carolyn Assa, Interim Executive Richard Nastri, Director, Advising and Counseling Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Director of Communications Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Semester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar ...... Semester Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,970 Student Body ...... Coed $6,900/$2,970 Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,940 Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,280 $6,900/$2,940 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing $6,900/$2,280 Endowment...... $2,922,737 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 231/273 Endowment...... $1,145,052 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 102/432 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 169/9 Library Collection ...... 103,144 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 116/348
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Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Academic Calendar ...... Semester Melinda Stoops, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs & Endowment...... $4,453,460 Student Body ...... Coed Dir. of Counseling Center Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 129/151 Tuition/Fees...... $970/$4,572 Christopher Gregory, Assistant Dean of Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 62/227 $7,050/$4,572 Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 81,237 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,486 Elaine O’Sullivan, Dir. of Human Resources Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $10,500,000 Martha Flinter, Dir. of International & Total Enrollment 1,335 2,815 4,150 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 462/229 Study Abroad Programs Undergrad Degree 1,263 1,846 3,109 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 166/86 Margaret Storch, Dir. of Publications Non-Degree 72 969 1,041 Library Collection ...... 242,418 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: No exams required. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar ...... Semester Deadlines: 8/15 Fall application priority date; 1/10 Total Enrollment 3,196 2,144 5,340 Student Body ...... Coed Spring application priority date; 1/5 Nursing; 2/1 Undergrad Degree 2,936 476 3,412 Tuition/Fees...... $970/$4,479 Dental Hygiene. $10 fee for Mass. residents. Graduate Degree 200 729 929 $7,050/$4,479 Non-Degree 60 939 999 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,805 Phone: 508/362-2131 X4311 Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Endowment...... $6,000,000 Toll-free: 877/846-3672 X4311 4/1 application deadline (1/1 for Communications Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 261/8 Email: [email protected] Media and Nursing); $10 fee for in-state students; $40 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 168/212 fee for out-of-state students. Application is available Library Collection ...... 827,829 Fitchburg State College online at www.fsc.edu/admissions Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 3,128 2,421 5,549 160 Pearl Street 978/345-2151 Phone: 978/665-3144 Undergrad Degree 3,008 452 3,460 Fitchburg 01420 FAX: 978/665-3693 Email: [email protected] Graduate Degree 72 847 919 www.fsc.edu Non-Degree 48 1,122 1,170 Founded 1894; provides liberal arts, teacher education, Framingham State College Admissions Information: SAT exam required. technical and professional programs leading to 2/15 application deadline; $25 fee for in-state stu- Massachusetts Public bachelor’s and master’s degrees and post-master’s 100 State Street 508/626-1220 dents; $40 fee for out-of-state students. 11/15 Early certificates (CAGS); continuing education; summer P.O. Box 9101 www.framingham.edu Action deadline. Application is available online at and winter sessions for degree credit. Framingham 01701 www.framingham.edu/Admissions Robert V. Antonucci, President Founded 1839; offers liberal arts, teacher education and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and Phone: 508/626-4500 Michael Fiorentino, VP, Academic Affairs & Provost Email: [email protected] Shirley Wagner, Assoc. VP, Academic Affairs master’s degrees; continuing education; summer Jane Coviello, Assoc. VP, Human session for degree credit. Resources & Affirmative Action Timothy J. Flanagan, President Greenfield Community College Stanley Bucholc, Dean of Student & Academic Life Robert Martin, VP, Academic Affairs Elaine Francis, Dean of Education Philip M. Dooher, VP, Enrollment Management & One College Drive 413/775-1000 Pamela McCafferty, Dean of Enrollment Management Dean of Admissions Greenfield 01301 FAX: 413/773-5129 George Bohrer, Interim Assoc. Dean of Graduate & Dale M. Hamel, VP, Administration, www.gcc.mass.edu Continuing Education Finance & Institutional Advancement Founded 1962; awards certificates in occupational Jay Bry, Asst. VP, Administration Scott Greenberg, Associate VP, Academic Affairs fields and associate degrees in transfer and career Mary Lynn Leary, Asst. VP, Finance Susanne H. Conley, Associate VP of Academic & fields; technical and community education; Doreen Ares, Dir. of Procurement Student Affairs non-credit courses. Lynn Beauregard, Dir. of Student Accounts Janet L. Castleman, Dean of Graduate & Robert L. Pura, President Dawn Stevenson, Dir. of Disability Services Continuing Education Richard Hillier, Dean of Administrative Services Tullio Nieman, Assoc. Dean of Student & Elizabeth J. Canella, Dean of David Ram, Dean of Academic Affairs Academic Life Enrollment Management Herbert E. Hentz, Dir. of Diversity Michael Shanley, Executive Asst. to the President Susan E. Lanzillo, Dir. of Financial Aid Service Allan J. Davis, Executive Dir. of GCC Foundation for External Affairs Glenn Cochran, Assist. Dean, Student Services & Martha Field, Dean of Institutional Charles Maner, Chief Information Officer Residence Life Support & Advancement Robert LaVerriere, Dir. of Admissions Mark R. Powers, Registrar & Dir. of Student Records & Herbert E. Hentz, Dir. of Admissions Brian Scholten, Registrar Registration Services Linda Desjardins & Dennis Finnell, Interim Robert Foley, Dir. of Library Alan W. Quebec, Dir. of Development & Co-Directors of Financial Aid Angela Palmer, Dir. of Extended Campus Alumni Relations Heather A. Hoyt, Registrar Martha Favre, Dir. of Health Services Bonnie Mitchell, Dir. of Library Services Robert Hynes, Dir. of Counseling Services Patrick D. Laughran, Chief Information & Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Erin Kelleher, Dir. of Career Services Technology Officer Academic Calendar ...... Semester Clare O’Brien, Dir. of International Education Andrea Pickles, Dir. of Academic Technology Student Body ...... Coed Sue Lauder, Dir. of Intercollegiate Athletics & Robin Robinson, Dir. of Distance Education Tuition/Fees...... $780/$3,347 Recreational Services Joseph P. Calapa, Dir. of Financial Services $8,430/$3,347 Mark Drozdowski, Executive Dir. of Development David N. Baldwin, Dir. of Multicultural Affairs Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing James Hamel, Dir. of Public Safety Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 125/30 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized
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Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 56/12 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Massachusetts College of Art Library Collection ...... 54,622 Total Enrollment 3,076 3,189 6,265 Undergrad Degree 3,006 2,576 5,582 621 Huntington Avenue 617/879-7000 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Boston 02115 www.massart.edu Total Enrollment 994 1,223 2,217 Non-Degree 70 613 683 Undergrad Degree 957 1,001 1,958 Admissions Information: No exam required. Established in 1873, the first and remains the only Non-Degree 37 222 259 Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. 2/15 deadline freestanding public college of art and design in the US. Offers broad access to a quality professional Admissions Information: Placement test for RN nursing program; 2/15 for LPN nursing; 2/15 for radiologic technology. arts education, accompanied by a strong general required. Application deadline is the end of the first education in the liberal arts. A major cultural force week of classes; $35 fee. Application is available online Phone: 413/552-2000 in Boston, college offers public programs of at www.gcc.mass.edu Email: [email protected] innovative exhibitions, lectures and events. Phone: 413/775-1806 Katherine Sloan, President Email: [email protected] Massachusetts Bay Don Arpino, Dir. of Fiscal Affairs Community College Johanna Branson, Sr. VP, Academic Affairs Richard MacMillan, VP, Institutional Advancement Holyoke Community College 50 Oakland Street 781/239-3000 Richard Aronowitz, VP, Administration & Finance 303 Homestead Avenue 413/538-7000 Wellesley Hills 02481-5307 FAX: 781/239-1047 Kathleen Keenan, Assoc. VP, Institutional Holyoke 01040 FAX: 413/552-2045 www.massbay.edu Planning & Research www.hcc.mass.edu Chartered 1961; offers associate degree and certificate Darlene Gillan-Duggan, Dir. of Communications Kenneth Berryhill, Dir. of Financial Aid Founded 1946; provides liberal arts, technical and programs in advanced technologies, health sciences, liberal arts, business and career programs; day, Robert Chambers, Dir. of Housing & Resident Life occupational programs leading to associate degrees Mercedes Evans, Dir. of Civil Rights and transfer to four-year institutions; continuing evening, summer sessions; Wellesley Hills, Framingham and Ashland locations. Compliance & Diversity education; cooperative education; summer session Edward Coffey, Bursar for degree credit. Courses offered in traditional and Carole M. Berotte Joseph, President Frank Callahan, Registrar non-traditional formats including distance learning Steve Berrien, Provost Paul Dobbs, Acting Dir. of Morton R. Godine Library and learning communities. Campus features an Kim D. Gazzola, VP for Administration and George Creamer, Associate Dean of the athletic center. Finance/CFO Graduate Program William F. Messner, President Marc Eichen, VP, Informational Technology/CIO Erin MacNeil, Dir. of Human Resources Erica Broman, VP, Institutional Development Carla Mazzarelli, VP for Institutional Effectiveness Eric Bird, Chief Information Technology Officer Ted Leth-Steensen, Interim VP, Marva J. Perry, Assistant Provost for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Administration & Finance Academic Calendar ...... Semester Doreen Larson, VP, Student Affairs Joseph April, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Elizabeth Blumberg, Associate Dean of Students Student Body ...... Coed Geoffrey Little, Acting VP, Business & Communmity Tuition/Fees1...... $7,200 Services, and Executive Dir. of the Michael Rice, Registrar John Driscoll, Dir. of Institutional Research $20,600 Kittredge Business Center Housing, Room & Board...... $9,800 Idelia Smith, Assistant VP, Diversity & Director, Donna Raposa, Dir. of Admissions Catherine Lee, Dir. of Learning Resources Endowment...... $4,004,000 Academic Administration Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 201/18 Lisa Wyatt Ganson, VP, Academic Affairs Paula Ogden, Dir. of Financial Aid Michael Pierce, Dir. Administrative Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 85/225 Mark Broadbent, Acting Director, Admissions Library Collection ...... 241,0002 Joanna Brown, Director, Alumni Relations & Mary R. Garrison, Dir. of Special Events Publications & Communications Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Judith Campbell, Dean, Library Services Marco Brancato, Dir. of Facilities Total Enrollment 1,450 677 2,127 Karen Derouin, Director, Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 1,358 112 1,470 Anne Garber, Director, Marketing & Public Relations Academic Calendar ...... Semester Graduate Degree 64 34 98 Jill Ross, Director, Institutional Research Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 28 531 559 Anthony Sbalbi, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,930 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Joseph Tolisano, Chief Information Technology Officer $6,900/$2,930 required. 2/15 application deadline; $25 fee for in- Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing state students; $65 for out-of-state. 12/1 Early Decision Academic Calendar ...... Semester Endowment...... $3,557,625 deadline for freshmen applicants only. Application is Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 149/106 available online at www.massart.edu/admissions/ Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,582 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 73/263 Library Collection ...... 56,814 Phone: 617/879-7222 $6,900/$2,582 Email: [email protected] Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $5,762,576 Total Enrollment 2,145 2,870 5,015 1 figures reported include mandatory fees Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 240/434 Undergrad Degree 2,079 2,433 4,512 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 112/195 Non-Degree 66 437 503 2 library total does not include video and audio collection (125,000) and slides (110,000) Library Collection ...... 87,645 Admissions Information: No exam required. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Application is available online at www.massbay.edu Phone: 781/239-2500 Email: [email protected] 70 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
Massachusetts College Massachusetts Enrollment Management of Liberal Arts Maritime Academy Michelle Hughes, Dir. of Admissions Daniel Kimborowicz, Registrar 375 Church Street 413/662-5000 101 Academy Drive 508/830-5000 Mary Beth Courtright, Dir. of Financial Aid North Adams 01247 www.mcla.edu Buzzards Bay 02571 www.maritime.edu Maureen Thayer, Dean of Students Founded 1894; designated as the public liberal arts Founded 1891; offers bachelor’s of science degrees in Nick Palantzas, Dir. of Athletics college for Massachusetts; offers liberal arts, teacher emergency management, facilities and environmental Julie Mulvey, Dir. of Student Life education and professional programs leading to engineering, international maritime business, marine Joanne Jones, Librarian bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing education; engineering, marine safety and environmental Richard Cronin, Dir. of Marketing summer session for degree credit. Also provides internship, protection, and marine transportation. Also offers Mary Goodhue Lynch, Dir. of Institutional Research research and interdisciplinary study opportunities. a master’s degree in facility management. Hollyce States, Dir. of Grants Mary K. Grant, President Rick Gurnon, President Sheryl Savage, Dir. of Development & James A. Stakenas, VP, Administration & Finance Mike Joyce, VP, Administration & Finance Alumni Relations Stephen A. Green, VP, Academic Affairs Alan Hansen, VP, Student Services Albert Ayers, Chief Information Officer Denise Richardello, VP, Enrollment Management & Fran McDonald, Dean of Enrollment Management Joyce Zymaris, Executive Officer for Diversity & External Relations Roy Fulgueras, Dean of Admissions Minority Affairs Marianne Drake, Chief Advancement Officer Brad Lima, Dean of Academics Peter Akeke, Dir. of Human Resources Joseph P. DeOrdio, Dir. of Institutional Elizabeth Benway, Dir. of Financial Aid Donna Briggs, Dir. of Strategic Planning Research & Grants Mike Cuff, Registrar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Steven P. King, Assistant Dean for Enrollment Services, Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Semester Dir. of Admissions Academic Calendar ...... Trimester Student Body ...... Coed Elizabeth Petri, Dir. of Financial Aid Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $720/$2,610 Dianne Manning, Dir. of Residential Tuition/Fees...... $1,094/$4,372 $6,900/$2,610 Programs & Services $12,223/$4,372 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Charlotte F. Degen, Dean of Students Housing, Room & Board...... $6,7321 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 230/270 Massachusetts Public James Cozzaglio, Bursar Library Collection ...... 55,0002 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 125/363 Andrea DeMayo, Dir. of Student Records and Registrar Library Collection ...... 73,106 Peter H. Allmaker, Associate Dean of Computer Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,001 12 1,013 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Support Services Total Enrollment 3,207 3,499 6,706 Allen S. Morrill, Associate Dean for Library & Undergrad Degree 975 12 987 Graduate Degree 26 0 26 Undergrad Degree 2,921 2,037 4,958 Learning Services Non-Degree 286 1,462 1,748 Karen Gardner, Communications Specialist Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. 6/1 application deadline; $50 fee for paper Admissions Information: No exams required. Accreditation...... NE Rolling application deadline; no fee. Certain programs Academic Calendar ...... Semester applications. 11/1 Early application deadline. Application is available online at www.maritime.edu have specific application deadlines. Application is Student Body ...... Coed available online at www.massasoit.mass.edu Tuition/Fees...... $1,030/$5,296 Phone: 800/544-3411 $9,975/$5,296 Email: [email protected] Phone: 508/588-9100 X1411 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,542 Email: [email protected] Endowment...... $5,826,000 1 all students are required to live on campus, all Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 174/43 four years; housing is guaranteed for all students. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 86/39 Middlesex Community College 2 library collection is estimated Library Collection ...... 186,000 33 Kearney Square 978/656-3200 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Lowell 01852 FAX: 978/656-3322 Total Enrollment 1,247 572 1,819 Massasoit Community College www.middlesex.mass.edu Undergrad Degree 1,199 156 1,355 One Massasoit Boulevard 508/588-9100 Founded 1969; offers liberal arts, health, business and Graduate Degree 17 96 113 technology programs leading to associate degrees and Non-Degree 31 320 351 Brockton 02302 FAX: 508/427-1255 www.massasoit.mass.edu certificates; continuing education; summer session for Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required. degree credit; non-credit program. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee for out-of-state Founded 1966; offers liberal arts, technical, professional and occupational programs leading to certificates and Carole A. Cowan, President students. Application is available online at Jay Linnehan, VP for Administration and Finance www.mcla.mass.edu associate degrees; continuing education for degree credit and non-credit; cooperative education; summer Mary-Jane McCarthy, Provost and VP for Academic Phone: 800/969-MCLA session for degree credit and non-credit. Affairs & Student Development Email: [email protected] McDonald Furlonge, Dean of Multicultural Affairs Charles Wall, President Lois A. Alves, VP of Enrollment Services, Carl Kowalski, Senior VP, Student Services & Research & Planning Enrollment Management Nicola S. Tsongas, Dean of External Affairs & Barbara Finkelstein, VP of Faculty & Instruction College Advancement Philip Pergola, VP for Administrative Affairs/CFO Brenda Loucks, Dean of Marketing & Publications Brian O’Leary, VP for Canton Campus and Dean of Maureen Dischino, Dean of Admissions Applied Technology and Recruitment Roberta Noodell, Dean, Student Services & Laurie Dimitrov, Dir. of Recruitment
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Beverly Guerin, Dir. of Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $750/$3,480 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Eileen M. Fagan, Dean, Enrollment Services $6,900/$3,480 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Christopher Fiori, Bursar Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Student Body ...... Coed Darrow Neves, Chief Technology Officer Endowment...... $3,288,000 Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,730 Mary Ann Niles, Dir. of Library Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 216/2001 $7,710/$2,730 Michael Badalato, Dean of Academic Resources & Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 71/150 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Instructional Technologies Library Collection ...... 68,335 Endowment...... $3,597,3441 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 275/83 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Total Enrollment 1,958 2,212 4,170 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 135/333 Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 1,911 1,785 3,696 Library Collection ...... 77,074 Tuition/Fees...... $720/$3,032 Non-Degree 47 427 474 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total $6,900/$3,032 Admissions Information: No exams required. Total Enrollment 2,764 3,840 6,604 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Application is Undergrad Degree 2,669 3,131 5,800 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 317/225 available online at www.mwcc.edu Non-Degree 95 709 804 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 123/363 Admissions Information: No exams required Library Collection ...... 107,913 Phone: 978/632-6600 for admission. All students are tested in math and Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] composition prior to registration. No application Total Enrollment 3,453 4,555 8,008 1 employment as of 11/1/2005 deadline; no fee. Application is available online Undergrad Degree 3,353 3,666 7,019 at www.northshore.edu Non-Degree 100 889 989 North Shore Phone: 978/762-4000 X4356 Admissions Information: No exam required. Email: [email protected] Rolling application deadline; no fee. Application is Community College 1 available online at middlesex.mass.edu One Ferncroft Road 978/762-4000 market value as of June 1, 2005 Phone: 978/656-3200 PO Box 3340 FAX: 978/762-4020 Email: [email protected] Danvers 01923-0840 www.northshore.edu Northern Essex Founded 1965; offers liberal arts, technical and Community College occupational programs leading to certificates and Mount Wachusett associate degrees; continuing education; cooperative Elliott Way 978/556-3600 Community College education; summer session for degree credit. Haverhill 01830 www.necc.mass.edu 444 Green Street 978/632-6600 Wayne Burton, President Founded 1961; provides liberal arts, technical and Gardner 01440 FAX: 978/630-9559 Paul Frydrych, VP, Academic Affairs occupational programs leading to certificates and www.mwcc.edu Janice Forsstrom, VP, Administration & Finance associate degrees; continuing education; cooperative education; and summer session for degree credit. Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, technical, professional Jack Berry, VP, Government & Community Relations and occupational programs leading to one-year Sandra Edwards, VP, Institutional Advancement David F. Hartleb, President certificates and associate degrees; continuing education; Madeline Wallace, Interim VP, Mark Andrews, VP of Adminstration & Finance cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. Organizational Development Paul Bevilacqua, VP & Dean of Academic Affairs Donna Richemond, VP, Student & Enrollment Services Stephen Fabbrucci, Dean for Human Resources & Daniel M. Asquino, President Patricia Brown, Dean, Business Sciences Affirmative Action Edward R. Terceiro, Executive VP Mark Knutsen, Dean, Health Professions Jean Poth, VP for Institutional Advancement Peter Trainor, VP, Academic Affairs Ellen O’Donnell, Dean, Human Services Thomas Fallon, Dean of Research & Planning Ann McDonald, VP, Student Services Maureen O’Neill, Dean, Liberal Arts Mary Ellen Ashley, Senior VP for Sharyn Rice, VP, Community & Greg LaMontagne, Interim, Dean, Sciences & Enrollment Management Foundation Development Mathematics Nancy Sabin, Assistant Dean of Enrollment Jan LeClair, VP, Institutional Advancement Dianne Gill, Dean, Workforce Development & Services/Dir. of Financial Aid Jane Gustowski, VP, Administrative Services Community Education David Kelley, Dean for Instructional Development Elaine Smith, VP, Data Management & Laura Ventimiglia, Dean, Academic Assessment, Patricia McDermott, Assistant Dean for Instructional Institutional Assessment Curriculum & Special Programs Support Services Jacqueline Feldman, VP, Lifelong Learning & James Woodell, Dean, Academic Technology Jackie L. Long-Goding, Dean for Health Professions Workforce Development Joanne Light, Dean, Enrollment Services Cathy Sanderson, Assistant Dean for Humanities, Richard L.Pastor, Associate VP, Student Services Thomas Bourke, Dean, Student Services Human Services & Social Services Melissa Delaney, Assistant VP, Academic Affairs Gary Ham, Chief Information Officer Elizabeth Wilcoxson, Assistant Dean for Humanities, Leann Erickson, Dir. of Public Relations Pamela Young, Interim Dir. of Human Human Services & Social Services Nicole Carter, Dir. of Marketing Resources/Payroll/Affirmative Action Sue Grolnic, Dean for Business, Math, JoEllen Soucier, Dir. of Financial Aid Laurie LaChapelle, Dir. of Planning & Institutional Science & Technolgy Linda R. Oldach, Dir. of the Library Research Kelly Osmer, Dean for Workforce Development & Teresa Howlett, Bursar Karen Pangallo, Dir. of the Library Continuing Education Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Delbert Brown, Dir. of Student Financial Services Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed
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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: No exam required. Arthur Gerald, Associate Dean, Academic Support Academic Calendar ...... Semester 8/15 application deadline; $20 fee for Massachusetts Learning Program Student Body ...... Coed residents; $50 fee for non-residents. Karen Cady, Dir. of College Relations Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,400 Karen Sayles, Dir. of Institutional $7,980/$2,400 Phone: 508/854-4262 Research & Assessment Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Email: [email protected] Nate Bryant, Dir. of Admissions Endowment...... $2,100,000 Mary Benda, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 173/160 Roxbury Community College Mary M. Miller, Dir. of Human Resources & EEO Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 99/398 Ali Guvendiren, Registrar Library Collection ...... 63,000 1234 Columbus Avenue 617/427-0060 Julie Collins, Bursar Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Boston 02120 FAX: 617/541-5344 Robert Patterson, Chief Information Officer Total Enrollment 2,300 4,062 6,362 www.rcc.mass.edu Susan Cirillo, Dean, Library Undergrad Degree 2,300 3,212 5,512 Founded 1973; offers liberal arts, technical and Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 0 850 850 occupational programs leading to postsecondary Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: CPT exam required. certificates and associate degrees; continuing Student Body ...... Coed Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. education; cooperative education; summer Tuition/Fees...... $910/$5,120 session for degree credit. $7,050/$5,120 Phone: 978/556-3600 Terrence L. Gomes, President Housing, Room & Board...... $7,870 Email: [email protected] Alane Shanks, VP for Administration & Finance Endowment...... $8,921,811 Walter Geer, VP for Information Technology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 499/155 Stephanie Janey, VP for Enrollment Management & Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 296/372 Quinsigamond Library Collection ...... 277,419 Community College Student Affairs Brenda Mercomes, VP for Academic Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 670 West Boylston Street 508/853-2300 Walter Clark, Dean of Enrollment Management, Dir. Total Enrollment 5,781 4,082 9,863 Worcester 01606 www.qcc.mass.edu of Admissions Undergrad Degree 5,362 1,325 6,687 Massachusetts Public Founded 1963; offers liberal arts, technical and Raymond O’Rourke, Dir. of Financial Aid Graduate Degree 262 1,054 1,316 occupational programs leading to postsecondary Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 157 1,703 1,860 certificates and associate degrees; continuing education; Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam cooperative education; special workplace literacy Student Body ...... Coed required. Rolling application deadline (3/1 preferred); programs and contract courses; summer session Tuition/Fees...... $780/$2,768 $25 fee. Application is available online at for degree credit. $7,410/$2,768 www.salemstate.edu/admissions Gail Carberry, President Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 124/2 Phone: 978/542-6000 Anita Bowden, Interim VP, Administrative Services Email: [email protected] Pat Toney, Interim VP, Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 45/136 Michael Seppala, VP of Institutional Development Library Collection ...... 32,000 Victor Somma, Dir. of Marketing & Public Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Springfield Technical Iris Godes, Dean of Enrollment Management Total Enrollment 906 1,330 2,236 Community College Steve Sullivan, VP for Enrollment and Undergrad Degree 881 1,157 2,038 Student Services Non-Degree 25 173 198 One Armory Square 413/781-7822 Tara Fitzgerald-Jenkins, Associate Dean of Enrollment P.O. Box 9000, Suite 1 FAX: 413/755-6306 Admissions Information: In-house placement Springfield 01102-9000 www.stcc.edu & Student Service/Registrar test required for math, reading and writing and Kenneth Dwyer, Chief Technology Officer science; open enrollment; rolling admissions; $10 fee. Founded in 1967; offers day, evening, summer and Anne Pound, Executive Dir. of the Library online classes leading to associate degrees and William Daring, Dir. of Human Resources Phone: 617/541-5310 certificates. Transfer programs in liberal arts, Accreditation...... NE, Specialized business, engineering and science. Career programs in health, engineering technologies, business Academic Calendar ...... Semester Salem State College Student Body ...... Coed and computers. Tuition/Fees...... $720/$3,520 352 Lafayette Street 978/542-6000 Ira Rubenzahl, President $6,900/$3,520 Salem 01970 www.salemstate.edu Janet Wanczyk, VP, Administrative Services & CFO Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Founded 1854; offers liberal arts, teacher education Stephen H. Keller, VP, Academic Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 199/128 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and Myra Smith, AVP, Human Resources Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 106/292 master’s degrees; post-master’s certificates; continuing Steven Budd, AVP, Grants & Development Library Collection ...... 53,155 education for degree and non-degree credit; summer Patrick Tigue, VP, Enrollment Management Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total and winter sessions for degree credit. Lucie K. Lewis, Dir. of Institutional Research Total Enrollment 2,761 3,209 5,970 Louisa Davis-Freeman, AVP, Admissions, Recruitment Nancy D. Harrington, President and Career Services Undergrad Degree 2,518 2,270 4,788 Joseph Donovan, Interim VP, Non-Degree 243 939 1,182 Ray Blair, AVP, Enrollment Management Administration & Finance Richard Parkin, AVP, Academic Affairs Diane R. Lapkin, VP, Academic Affairs Christina Tigue, AVP, Academic Affairs Lee Brossoit, Assistant Dean of Students Mary Forni, Coordinator of Financial Aid Operations Cynthia McGurren, VP, Institutional Advancement
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Marilyn Sutin, Coordinator of Financial Aid Services Esther M. A. Terry, Associate Chancellor, University of Mathew Gavel, Registrar Equal Opportunity & Diversity Massachusetts Boston Eileen Cusick, Dir. of Information Technology Michael Gargano Jr., Vice Chancellor, Tamson Ely, Dean, Library Services Student Affairs & Campus Life 100 Morrissey Blvd. 617/287-6000 Thomas Goodrow, VP, Economic & Paul T. Kostecki, Vice Provost, Research Boston 02125 FAX: 617/265-7173 Business Development Jo-Anne T. Vanin, Dean of Students www.umb.edu Michael Foss, Dean, School of Health Elizabeth Dale, Vice Chancellor, Founded 1964; offers liberal arts, sciences and Leona Ittleman, Dean, School of Business & University Advancement professional programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s Information Technologies John R. Mullin, Dean of the Graduate School and doctoral degrees; education and social services; Adrienne Smith, Dean, School of Sharon L. Fross, Vice Provost, Outreach & continuing education; cooperative education; online; Engineering Technologies Continuing Education and summer session for degree credit. Robert Dickerman, Dean, School of Math, Mary Dean Sorcinelli, Associate Provost for Michael F. Collins, Chancellor Science & Engineering Faculty Development Andrew O’Brien, Deputy Chancellor Teresa Burr, Dean, School of Liberal Arts Tom M. Mathers, Bursar Paul J. Fonteyn, Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic & General Studies Marilyn H. Blaustein, Dir. of Institutional Research Affairs & Provost Arlene Rodriguez, Dean, School of Arts, Bryan C. Harvey, Associate Provost, Academic Ellen O’Connor, Vice Chancellor for Humanities & Social Sciences Planning & Assessment Administration & Finance Debbie Bellucci, Dean, School of Kenneth W. Burnham, Dir. of Financial Aid Services Kathleen Teehan, Vice Chancellor for Continuing Education Cecilia Trachy, Registrar Enrollment Management Accreditation...... NE, Specialized John F. Dubach, Special Assistant to Chancellor/ Patrick K. Day, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Academic Calendar ...... Semester Chief Information Officer Darrell C. Byers, Vice Chancellor for Student Body ...... Coed Jay Schafer, Dir. of Libraries Institutional Advancement Tuition/Fees...... $750/$2,706 Kevin Kelly, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Charlie Titus, Vice Chancellor for Athletics, $7,260/$2,706 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Recreation & Special Programs Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Academic Calendar ...... Semester Jennifer A. Brown, Dir. of Institutional Endowment...... $3,000,000 Student Body ...... Coed Research & Policy Studies Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 263/146 Tuition/Fees...... $1,714/$7,881 Liliana Mickle, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 154/396 $9,937/$9,380 Judy Keyes, Dir. of Financial Aid Services Library Collection ...... 178,431 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,989 David R. Cesario, Dir. of Registration & Records 1 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $93,139,000 Daniel Ortiz, Dir. of Libraries Total Enrollment 2,658 3,165 5,823 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 4,561/3,246 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 2 Undergrad Degree 2,528 2,223 4,751 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 1,176/315 Academic Calendar ...... Semester 3 Non-Degree 130 942 1,072 Library Collection ...... 5,977,020 Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: SAT I exam required Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Tuition/Fees...... $1,714/$6,852 for selective programs. No application deadline; $10 Total Enrollment 20,197 4,896 25,093 $9,758/$10,240 1 in-state and $35 out-of-state fee. Application is avail- Undergrad Degree 17,885 927 18,812 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing able online at www.stcc.edu/admissions Graduate Degree 2,029 2,861 4,890 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 960/518 Non-Degree 283 1,108 1,391 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 445/368 Phone: 413/755-4202 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Library Collection ...... 735,000 Email: [email protected] required. 1/15 application deadline; $40 fee for Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total in-state residents; $50 for out-of-state and $60 for Total Enrollment 6,628 5,234 11,862 University of international students. Application is available online Undergrad Degree 5,485 2,134 7,619 Massachusetts Amherst at www.umass.edu/admissions Graduate Degree 840 1,567 2,407 Non-Degree 303 1,533 1,836 Phone: 413/545-0222 Amherst 01003 413/545-0111 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Founded 1863; offers liberal arts, teacher education, 1 endowment is for FY 05. required. 2/1 application deadline for generic nursing; professional, occupational and technical programs 6/1 application deadline for freshmen and interna- 2 leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral faculty numbers include non-instructional tional students; 8/1 application deadline for transfer degrees; continuing education; summer and winter faculty and are as of Fall 2005. students: $40 in-state application fee. Application is sessions for degree credit. 3 library holding are for 2005-2006 school year available online at www.umb.edu/admissions and include volumes, microforms, audio/video/ John V. Lombardi, Chancellor Phone: 617/287-6000 Joyce M. Hatch, Vice Chancellor, CD/DVD, subscriptions, and E-Books Administration & Finance 1 contacct institution for information on Charlena M. Seymour, Senior Vice Chancellor, partnerships with local apartments and Academic Affairs & Provost assistance with roommate matching.
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University of Library Collection ...... 1,343,1392 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Massachusetts Dartmouth Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed 285 Old Westport Rd. 508/999-8000 Total Enrollment 6,806 1,743 8,549 Undergrad Degree 6,419 754 7,173 Tuition/Fees...... $1,454/$6,712 North Dartmouth 02747-2300 FAX: 508/999-8901 $8,567/$10,499 www.umassd.edu Graduate Degree 331 445 776 Non-Degree 56 544 600 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,311 Founded 1895; includes colleges of business, Endowment...... $18,824,000 engineering, visual and performing arts, nursing, Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 648/35 arts and sciences and school of marine science and Rolling application deadline; $35 fee for in-state Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 383/241 technology. Offers 66 majors leading to bachelor’s, students; $55 for out-of-state students. 11/15 Early Library Collection ...... 517,960 master’s and doctoral degrees, 36 minors, and 32 Decision deadline. Application is available online at www.umassd.edu/admissions/applyonlineall.cfm Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, and post-master’s Total Enrollment 6,403 4,263 10,666 certificates, pre-law, pre-medical, and honors programs. Phone: 508/999-8605 Undergrad Degree 5,647 1,455 7,102 Jean F. MacCormack, Chancellor Email: [email protected] Graduate Degree 595 723 1,318 Laverne Cawthorne, Associate Chancellor Graduate admission phone: 508/999-8604 Non-Degree 161 2,085 2,246 Donald L. Zekan, Vice Chancellor, Administration & Graduate admission email: [email protected] Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Fiscal Affairs 1 required. Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. Antonio Garro, Provost & Vice Chancellor, housing and board costs are based on double room occupancy and 19-meal plan. Application is available online at Academic Affairs [email protected] George S. Smith, Assistant Chancellor, Equal 2 library holding from FY2004 Opportunities, Diversity & Outreach Phone: 978/934-3931 Donald H. Ramsbottom, Executive Director, Foundations Email: [email protected] Jeffrey Wolfman, Vice Chancellor, University Relations University of Tammy A. Silva, Dir. of Institutional Research Massachusetts Lowell Steven T. Briggs, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Westfield State College
One University Avenue 978/934-4000 Massachusetts Public Bruce Palmer, Dir. of Financial Aid 577 Western Avenue 413/572-5300 Victor Cullata, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life Lowell 01845 FAX: 978/934-3000 www.uml.edu Westfield 01086 FAX: 413/572-8147 Carnell Jones, Jr., University Registrar www.wsc.ma.edu Kathy Eubanks, Bursar Founded 1894; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Robert Green, Vice Chancellor, Library Services, technical, occupational and professional programs Founded 1838; provides liberal arts, teacher education, Information Resources & Technology leading to associate, bachelor’s and doctoral degrees; occupational and technical programs leading to Ann Montgomery Smith, continuing education; cooperative education; summer bachelor’s and master’s degrees and post-master’s Interim Dean of Library Services session for degree credit. certificates (CAGS); continuing education; cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. Susan T. Costa, Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs David MacKenzie, Interim Chancellor Eileen Peacock, Dean, Charlton College of Business Frederick Sperounis, Executive Vice Chancellor, Barry Maloney, Interim President Michael Taylor, Dean, College of Visual and University Relations Nick Wojtowicz, VP of Administration & Finance Performing Arts John Wooding, Provost Joan Rasool, Senior VP of Academic Affairs James Fain, Dean, College of Nursing Kristen Esteberg, Associate Provost Barry Maloney, VP of Advancement & Brian Rothschild, Exec. Dir. of School of Marine Joyce Gibson, Associate Vice Chancellor, College Relations Science & Technology Academic Services Arthur Jackson, VP of Student Affairs William Hogan, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Louise Griffin, Vice Chancellor, Robert Ziomek, Executive Dir. of Development Susan Lane, Associate Vice Chancellor, Administration & Finance Jeanne Julian, Assistant to President, Communications Continuing Education Diana Prideaux-Brune, Vice Chancellor, Facilities Robert Bristow, Associate VP, Academic Affairs John Huey, Assistant to the Chancellor Jeff Thompson, Vice Chancellor, Robert Hayes, Interim Associate VP of Graduate & Joyce LeBlanc, Assistant to the Chancellor Information Technology Continuing Education Paul Vigeant, Assistant Chancellor for Patricia Noreau, Dir. of Libraries James Martin-Rehrmann, Interim Dean of Education Economic Development Jacqueline Moloney, Dean, Continuing Studies & Carlton Pickron, Dean of Academic Retention Richard J. Panofsky, Associate Vice Chancellor, Corporate Education William Welsh, Dean of Institutional Academic Affairs/Graduate Studies Larry Siegal, Dean, Student Affairs Research and Assessment Bryan Moody, Dir. of Graduate Studies and Admissions Thomas Taylor, Dean, Enrollment & Student Success Michelle Mattie, Associate Dean, Catherine Sullivan, Dir. of New Student Transfers Patricia McCafferty, Exec. Dir. of Communications Enrollment Management Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Janet Sawyer, Dir. of Institutional Research Jon Conlogue, Dir. of Residential Life Academic Calendar ...... Semester Michael Belcher, Co-Dir. of Admissions Mark Solomon, Dir. of Student Accounts Student Body ...... Coed Kerri Mead, Co- Dir. of Admissions Deborah Brodie, Bursar Tuition/Fees...... $1,417/$6,892 Richard Barrett, Dir. of Financial Aid Catherine Doyle, Dir. of Library $8,099/$9,710 Oneida D. Blagg, Dir. of Equal John Ohotnicky, Registrar Housing, Room & Board...... $8,1621 Opportunity & Outreach Catherine Ryan, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment...... $20,000,000 Dana Skinner, Dir. of Athletics Pamela Mitchell-Crump, Associate Dean, Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 713/72 Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 355/216 Nanci Salvidio, Executive Assistant to President
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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized William White, Assoc. VP, Continuing Education and Academic Calendar ...... Semester Outreach and Dean of Graduate Studies Student Body ...... Coed Jay Tierney, Dir. of Admissions, Interim Tuition/Fees...... $970/$4,880 Maria Del Rio, Exec. Dir. of Latino Education Institute $7,050/$4,880 Kaine Thompson, Dir. of Public Housing, Room & Board...... $6,024 Relations & Marketing Endowment...... $4,500,000 Jayne McGinn, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 326/4 Donald D. Hochstetler, Dir. of the Library Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 179/194 Robin Quill, Assoc. VP, Fiscal Affairs Library Collection ...... 106,952 Edna P. Spencer, Dir. of Diversity & Affirmative Action Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Russell Vickstrom, Dir. of Human Resources Total Enrollment 4,247 998 5,245 Robert Shafner, Exec. Dir. of Center for Undergrad Degree 4,083 405 4,488 Health Professions Graduate Degree 56 174 230 Julie Dicarlo, Manager of Student Accounts Non-Degree 108 419 527 Rosemary Naughton, Chief, Campus Police Camilla Caffrey, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Susan Chapman, Dir. of Athletics 3/1 application deadline; $25 in-state fee; $40 for Timothy Sullivan, Dir. of Student Center out-of-state. Application is available online at Julie Chaffee, Dir. of Student Records/Registrar infoweb.wsc.ma.edu Sandra Olson, Dir. of Facilities Phone: 413/572-5218 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Email: [email protected] Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $970/$4,569 Worcester State College $7,050/$4,569 486 Chandler Street 508/929-8000 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,738 Worcester 01602-2597 FAX: 508/929-8191 Endowment...... $9,586,535 www.worcester.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 274/12 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 167/220 Founded 1874; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Library Collection ...... 203,024 business, professional and occupational programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; special Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total institutional focus in allied health and biotechnology; Total Enrollment 3,334 2,137 5,471 continuing education; two summer sessions for Undergrad Degree 3,214 750 3,964 degree credit. Graduate Degree 88 355 443 Non-Degree 32 1,032 1,064 Janelle C. Ashley, President Dorothy Escribano, VP, Academic Affairs, Interim Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Sibyl Brownlee, VP, Student Affairs required. 8/1 application deadline; $20 fee. Kathleen Eichelroth, VP, Fiscal Affairs Application is available online at Thomas M. McNamara, VP, Institutional Advancement www.worcester.edu/admissions Maureen Shamgochian, Assoc. VP, Phone: 508/929-8040 Academic Affairs, Interim Email: [email protected] Don Vescio, Assoc. VP, Information Technologies Marcus Babaoye, Assistant VP, Assessment & Planning
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For Information on Independent Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Andover Newton Theological Institutions in Massachusetts Total Enrollment 1,350 490 1,840 School Undergrad Degree 1,214 184 1,398 Association of Independent Colleges and Graduate Degree 136 281 417 210 Herrick Road 800/964-2687 Universities in Massachusetts Non-Degree 0 25 25 Newton Centre 02459-2243 FAX: 617/965-9756 www.ants.edu 11 Beacon Street, Suite 1224 617/742-5147 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required. Boston, MA 02108-3093 www.masscolleges.org Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. 11/15 Early Founded 1807; ecumenical graduate theological Decision deadline. Application is available online at school affiliated with the United Church of Christ and www.aic.edu the American Baptist Churches USA; offers professional American programs leading to master’s and doctoral degrees. International College Phone: 413/205-3201 Nick Carter, President Email: [email protected] 1000 State Street 413/737-7000 Robert MacDonald, VP, Finance & Operations Springfield 01109 FAX: 413/205-3051 William R. Herzog II, Dean of the Faculty & VP www.aic.edu Amherst College for Academic Affairs Desne Crossley, VP, Development Founded 1885; offers liberal arts, business, criminal P.O. Box 5000 413/542-2000 Nancy Nienhuis, Dean of Students and justice, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, Amherst 01002-5000 www.amherst.edu Community Life psychology and teacher education programs leading Karen Brockney, Dir. of Communications to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing Founded 1821; offers liberal arts program leading to bachelor of arts degrees. Alexander Kern, Dir. of Recruitment education; summer session for degree credit. Margaret Carroll, Dir. of Enrollment Vincent Maniaci, President Anthony W. Marx, President Rosemary Turano, Coordinator of Financial Aid Gregory Schmutte, VP, Academic Affairs Peter J. Shea, Treasurer Amelia O’Dowd, Student Housing Coordinator Massachusetts Independent James Chatterton, Chief Financial Officer Gregory S. Call, Dean of the Faculty Nayda Aguila, Registrar Richard Bedard, Executive VP for Administration Frederick T. Griffiths, Associate Dean of the Faculty James Madden, Systems Administrator Edward Meyer, Executive VP, Institutional Effectiveness Michael C. Kiefer, Chief Advancement Officer Sharon Taylor, Dir. of the Library Blaine Stevens, VP, Student Affairs Stacey Schmeidel, Dir. of Public Affairs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized1 Naomi White-Innis, Dir. of Multicultural Affairs Gerald M. Mager, Registrar Thomas H. Parker, Dean of Admission & Financial Aid Academic Calendar ...... Semester John Debonville, Foreign Student Advisor and Dir. of Student Body ...... Coed Campus Ministries Joe Paul Case, Dir. of Financial Aid Marian Matheson, Dir. of Institutional Research Tuition/Fees...... $4332/$750 Craig Greenberg, Dir. of Public Relations Housing, Room & Board...... $8,692 Peter Miller, VP for Admission Services Benson Lieber, Dean of Students Charri J. Boykin-East, Associate Dean of Students Endowment...... $27,701,060 Roland Holstead, VP, Educational Enterprise and Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 32/10 of Continuing Education and Graduate Studies Rosalind Hoffa, Dir. of the Career Center Peter Schilling, Dir. of Information Technology Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 15/47 John Short, VP, Institutional Advancement Library Collection ...... 220,000 Irene Martin, Dir. of Financial Aid Sherre L. Harrington, Librarian of the College Brian O’Shaughnessy, Dir. of Residence Life Kathryn V. Bryne, Dir. of Human Resources Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Judith Syner, Asst. VP for Financial James D. Brassord, Dir. of Facilities Total Enrollment 174 302 476 Services and Registrar Planning & Management Graduate Degree 174 224 398 Peter Baumgartel, Dir. of Information Services Charles G. Thompson, Dir. of Dining Services Non-Degree 0 78 78 Knowlton Utley, Librarian John B. Carter, Chief of Campus Police Admissions Information: No exams required. 4/1 Gregory Schmutte, Dean, School of Psychology & Accreditation...... NE priority admissions deadline; 7/1 final deadline; $50 Education Academic Calendar ...... Semester fee. Application is available online at www.ants.edu Vicky Hess, Dean, School of Arts & Sciences Student Body ...... Coed John Rogers, Dean, School of Business Administration Tuition/Fees...... $34,280/$636 Phone: 800/964-2687 X272 Carol Jobe, Dean, School of Health Sciences Housing, Room & Board...... $9,080 Email: [email protected] Anne Glanovsky, Dir. of Division of Nursing Endowment...... $1,155,000,000 1 also accredited by the Association of Theological Cathy Dow-Royer, Dir. of Division of Occupational Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 519/35 Schools (ATS). Therapy Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 191/29 Edward Swanson, Dir. of Division of Physical Therapy Library Collection ...... 1,060,396 2 per credit Craig Cote, Chief Marketing Officer Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Total Enrollment 1,623 18 1,641 Anna Maria College Academic Calendar ...... Semester Undergrad Degree 1,612 0 1,612 Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 11 18 29 50 Sunset Lane 508/849-3300 Tuition/Fees...... $20,990 Admissions Information: SAT I and 3 SAT II Paxton 01612-1198 FAX: 508/849-3362 Housing, Room & Board...... $9,270 exams or ACT required. 1/1 application deadline; $55 www.annamaria.edu Endowment...... $7,000,000 fee. 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Application is Founded 1946; Roman Catholic college offers programs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 275/36 available online at www.amherst.edu/admission leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees. Master’s Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 72/87 degrees offered through continuing education program. Library Collection ...... 115,000 Phone: 413/542-2328 CAGS and certificates offered in program areas. Email: [email protected]
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Gerald Garrity, Interim President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $54,700,0001 Paul Erickson, Dean of the College & VP, Total Enrollment 1,942 5,866 7,808 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 320/46 Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 1,026 535 1,561 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 133/135 Gerry Garrity, Assoc. Dean of Students Graduate Degree 839 5,204 6,043 Library Collection ...... 233,080 Elaine Lapomardo, Dean of Enrollment Non-Degree 77 127 204 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Lori Richardson, Chief Business Officer Admissions Information: SAT I with essay or ACT Total Enrollment 2,214 562 2,776 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized required of BFA applicants. Portfolio required. Rolling Undergrad Degree 2,109 198 2,307 Academic Calendar ...... Semester application deadline; $40 fee. 2/15 priority application Graduate Degree 98 165 263 Student Body ...... Coed deadline. Application is available online at Non-Degree 7 199 206 Tuition/Fees...... $21,094 www.lesley.edu/aib/admissions/apply.html Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Housing, Room & Board...... $8,410 required. $50 fee. 2/15 application deadline; 11/15 Endowment...... $1,355,889 Phone: 800/773-0494 X6710 Email: [email protected] Early Action deadline. Application is available online at Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 87/47 www.assumption.edu/admiss/Applying/freshman.html Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/144 Library Collection ...... 92,636 Assumption College Phone: 888/882-7786 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] 500 Salisbury Street 508/767-7000 Total Enrollment 592 450 1,042 1 estimated endowment value Undergrad Degree 540 173 713 Worcester 01609 FAX: 508/756-1780 Graduate Degree 52 198 250 www.assumption.edu Non-Degree 0 79 79 Founded 1904; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Atlantic Union College Admissions Information: SAT or ACT exam arts, business and teacher education programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing 338 Main Street 978/368-2000 required. Rolling application deadline; P. O. Box 1000 FAX: 978/368-2015 $40 application fee. education; summer session and intersession for degree credit; credit and non-credit online courses available. South Lancaster 01561-1000 www.atlanticuc.edu Phone: 508/849-3360 Thomas R. Plough, President Founded 1882 by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Email: [email protected] Christian McCarthy, Executive VP, Offers liberal arts and teacher education programs Finance & Administration leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s of David G. Marker, Interim VP, Academic Affairs education degrees; continuing education; cooperative Art Institute of Boston education; summer session for degree credit. at Lesley University Thomas E. Ryan, VP, Institutional Advancement Rev. Dennis M. Gallagher, VP, Mission George P. Babcock, President 700 Beacon Street 617/585-6600 Catherine Wood Brooks, VP, Student Life Bordes Henry Saturne, Assistant to the Boston 02215 FAX: 617/585-6655 Mark P. Bilotta, Executive Assistant to the President President for Administration www.aiboston.edu Stuart J. Munro, Dir. of Institutional Weymouth Spence, Senior VP for Academic Founded 1912; college of visual arts awards bachelor Research & Planning Administration of fine arts degrees in design, fine arts, illustration and Kathleen M. Murphy, Dean of Enrollment Earl Kirchberg, Senior VP of Finance photography; low-residency MFA in visual arts; dual Karen Puntillo, Dir. of Financial Aid John Mentges, VP for Student Services degrees combining BFA with master’s degree in educa- David W. Aalto, Registrar Hebe Soares, VP for Advancement tion or expressive therapies; three-year diploma Robert Fry, Dir. of Information Technology Wayne Dunbar, VP for Recruitment and option; two-year certificate; continuing education; Dawn Thistle, Dir. of Library Services Marketing Services summer session for degree credit. Mary Lou Anderson, Dean of the College/ Lynn Zabaleta, Registrar Dean of the Graduate School Rosita Lashley, Dir. of Admissions Margaret McKenna, President, Lesley University Eloise Knowlton, Dean of Undergraduate Studies Martha McKenna, Provost Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Adrian O. Dumas, Dir. of Graduate Enrollment Academic Calendar ...... Semester Terrence Keeney, Dean Management & Services Angelo Fertitta, Associate Dean Student Body ...... Coed Charlene L. Martin, Dean of Continuing Education Tuition/Fees...... $13,200/$1,060 Diana Arcadipone, Associate Dean of Robert G. Ravenelle, Dean of Students Extended Programs Housing, Room & Board...... $4,700 Neil R. Castronovo, Dean of Student Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 67/8 Julie Stanwood, Dir. of Academic Advising Nancy P. Crimmin, Dean of Campus Life Bonnie Roth, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 40/20 Theodore Palauskas, Dir. of Athletics Library Collection ...... 308,466 Amanda Gluibizzi, Head Librarian Grace Blunt, Dir of Human Resources Accreditation...... NE, Specialized John F. Kompel, Dir. of Finance Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar ...... Semester Jerome Jay Barilla, Dir. of Business Services Total Enrollment 432 58 490 Student Body ...... Coed Landy Johnson, Dir. of Grants Undergrad Degree 422 37 459 Tuition/Fees...... $21,500/$725 Michael Reynolds, Dir. of Major Gifts/Planned Giving Graduate Degree 10 2 12 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,500 Diane Laska-Nixon, Dir. of Alumni Relations Non-Degree 0 19 19 Endowment...... $60,483,000 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 399/67 Academic Calendar ...... Semester required. 8/1 application deadline; $25 fee. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 144/281 Student Body ...... Coed Application is available online at www.atlanticuc.edu Library Collection ...... 1,040,951 Tuition/Fees...... $25,895/$165 Phone: 978-368-2235 Housing, Room & Board...... $9,170 Email: [email protected]
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Babson College Bay Path College Bay State College 231 Forest Street 781/235-1200 588 Longmeadow Street 413/565-1000 122 Commonwealth Avenue 617/217-9000 Babson Park 02457 FAX: 781/239-4006 Longmeadow 01106 FAX: 413/565-1105 Boston 02116 FAX: 617/217-9195 www.babson.edu www.baypath.edu www.baystate.edu Founded in 1919; offers bachelor’s degree programs Founded in 1897, offers career-focused and liberal arts Founded 1946; offers professional and occupational in business and liberal arts. Also offers MBA, master programs in over 20 majors and minors including programs leading to associate degrees; of science degrees and non-credit executive recently developed cutting-edge degrees in forensic continuing education. education programs. science and biotechnology. One-Day-A-Week Saturday Craig F. Pfannenstiehl, President Brian M. Barefoot, President College offers degrees in business, liberal studies with Jennifer Tonneson-Benoit, Chief Financial Officer Richard Bowman, Assoc. VP for Financial a concentration in education, legal studies, liberal Marilyn Gardner, VP of Academic Affairs Services & Controller studies, and psychology. Graduate School offers Timothy Mosehauer, Dir. of Career & Student Services Patricia Greene, Provost master’s degrees in the business administration in Pamela Notemyer-Rogers, Dir. of Admissions Henry Deneault, VP, Finance & Vice Provost entrepreneurial thinking and innovative practices, Melissa Holster, Dir. of Financial Aid Elaine Eisenman, Dean of Babson communications and information management, Stacy Mica, Assistant Dir. of Housing Executive Education occupational therapy, and advanced practice occupa- Raymond Barnes, Registrar Fritz Fleischmann, Dean of Faculty tional therapy. Certificate programs are also available Alan Johnson, Bursar Mark Rice, Murata Dean, F.W. Olin Graduate in a variety of specific areas at the undergraduate level Todd Ficarra, Dir. of Information Technology School of Business for career enhancement and personal growth. Jessica Neive, Librarian Dennis Hanno, Dean, Undergraduate School Carol A. Leary, President Carol Pepoli, Dir. of Learning Center, Academic Barbara Gross, Assoicate VP for Development Michael Giampietro, VP for Finance & Administration Support Coordinator Carol Hacker, Associate VP, Student & William L. Sipple, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Massachusetts Independent Community Services Kathleen Bourque, VP for Institutional Advancement Academic Calendar ...... Semester Thomas Krimmel, VP, Philanthropy Caron Hobin, VP for Planning & Student Development Student Body ...... Coed Adele Langevin, Associate VP, Human Resources Julie Richardson, Dean of Enrollment Management Tuition/Fees...... $15,900/$350 Timothy Mann, Dean, Student Affairs for Traditional Programs Housing, Room & Board...... $9,825 Mary Rose, VP, Administration/ Kathy Wroblewski, Dir. of Communications Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 39/5 Chief Information Officer Stephanie King, Dir. of Student Financial Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 16/55 Shelley Kaplan, Associate VP, Facilities Charles Bertolino, Registrar Library Collection ...... 5,600 Management & Planning Christiane Torchia, Dir. of Information Technology Scott Timmins, VP, College Marketing Maureen Horak, Dir. of Library & Information Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Stephen Spinelli, Vice Provost for Entrepreneurship Kathleen Cotnoir, Dir. of Development & Total Enrollment 515 170 685 Richard Voos, Chief of Staff & Associate VP for Alumni Relations Undergrad Degree 515 170 685 Strategic Planning Diane Ranaldi, Dir. of Continuing Education & Admissions Information: No exam required. Dennis Nations, Dir. of Graduate Admission Graduate Admissions Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. Application is Michael Chmura, Dir. of Public Relations Accreditation...... NE, Specialized available online at www.baystate.edu Anna Marie Delaney, Dir. of Institutional Research Academic Calendar ...... Semester Phone: 617/236-8000 Hope Tillman, Dir. of Libraries Student Body...... Women1 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $21,224 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $8,756 Becker College Student Body ...... Coed Endowment...... $21,000,0002 Tuition/Fees...... $32,256 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 115/42 61 Sever Street 508/791-9241 Housing, Room & Board...... $11,222 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 57/167 Worcester 01609 FAX: 508/831-7505 Endowment...... $193,000,000 Library Collection ...... 65,617 www.becker.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 151/78 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1784; offers 40 career-focused programs Library Collection ...... 512,353 Total Enrollment 1,199 257 1,456 leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees including Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 1,109 234 1,343 animal care, business, education, equine management, Total Enrollment 2,174 1,036 3,210 Graduate Degree 90 23 113 forensics, interactive entertainment (computer game design, computer game development and program- Undergrad Degree 1,725 0 1,725 Admissions Information: SAT or ACT required. Graduate Degree 449 1,036 1,485 ming), interior design, nursing, pre-veterinary, sports Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. 12/1 Early management, and veterinary science and technology. Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT with Action deadline. Application is available online at writing required. SAT II recommended (Math IC or www.baypath.edu/admissions.htm Ken Zirkle, President IIC). TOEFL required for non-native English speakers. Tyler Kelsch, VP, CFO & Treasurer 11/15 Early Decision and Early Action deadline. 1/15 Phone: 413/565-1000 X1331 Raj Pathi, VP, Academic Affairs Regular Decision application deadline. $65 application Email: [email protected] Gerald N. Tuori, VP, Institutional Advancement Dean Hickey, VP, Development and Alumni Affairs fee. Application is available online at 1 graduate programs are coed www.babson.edu/ug Karen Schedin, Dir. of Admissions 2 estimated endowment value at 6/30/06 Denise Lawrie, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 781/239-5522 Tonya LaBrosse, Registrar Email: [email protected]
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Paul A. Chase, Jr., Associate VP, Information Services Endowment...... $4,000,0002 Daniel F. Sheehan, Registrar Jean Collins, Dean of the Libraries Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 25/3 Donna M. Kendall, Executive Director, Enrollment Kenneth S. Cameron, Jr., Dean of Students Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/20 Management & Financial Aid Mary Maloney, Dir. of Alumni Affairs and the Library Collection ...... 15,120 David J. Hennessey, Assistant Dean for Becker Fund Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Residential Center Sandy Lashin-Curewitz, Dir. of Communications Total Enrollment 306 76 382 Franklyn P. Salimbene, Dir. of Service Learning Center Robert Fernandez, Dir. of Marketing Undergrad Degree 306 76 382 Donald J. Brezinski, Exec. Dir. of Corporate Relations & Career Services Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Academic Calendar ...... Semester Jeannette Hixon, Dir. of Multicultural Student Services required for placement. 9/1 final application deadline Andrew J. Shephardson, Dean of Student Affairs Student Body ...... Coed for fall semester; $25 fee. Application is available Tuition/Fees...... $20,500/$2,391 online at www.bfit.edu Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Housing, Room & Board...... $8,970 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,159/526 Phone: 617/423-4630 X121 Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/102 Email: [email protected] Tuition/Fees...... $29,810/$234 Library Collection ...... 71,000 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,530 1 tuition is $13,700 per year during the junior and Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $218,000,000 senior years of the bachelor’s program in automo- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 531/85 Total Enrollment 1,119 617 1,736 tive technology. Tuition is $9,950 for pharmacy Undergrad Degree 1,119 542 1,661 technology and marine technology certificates. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 270/177 Non-Degree 0 75 75 Library Collection ...... 189,306 2 endowment, employment and library data are Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT exam required. from 2006 Directory Rolling admission. $30 application fee. Application Total Enrollment 4,305 1,260 5,565 available online at www.becker.edu Undergrad Degree 3,944 276 4,220 Bentley College Graduate Degree 347 924 1,271 Phone: 508/791-9241 Non-Degree 14 60 74 [email protected] 175 Forest Street 781/891-2000 Admissions Information: SAT or ACT with Waltham 02452 www.bentley.edu writing required. 2/1 application deadline; $50 fee. Benjamin Franklin Founded in 1917, blends the breadth and technological 11/15 Early Decision and 12/1 Early Action deadline. Institute of Technology strength of a university with the values and student Application is available online at focus of a small college. Undergraduate curriculum www.bentley.edu/undergraduate/index.cfm 41 Berkeley Street 617/423-4630 x121 combines business study with a strong foundation Boston 02116 FAX: 617/482-3706 in the arts and sciences. Graduate programs include Phone: 781-891-2244; www.bfit.edu MBA and Master of Science programs, PhD programs E-mail: [email protected] Founded 1908; offers associate degree programs in in accountancy and in business, and selected the fields of architecture, automotive, computers, executive programs. Berklee College of Music electrical, electronics, medical electronics and J. Terence Carleton, Chairman of the Board mechanical engineering. Transfer opportunities to Robert D. Galliers, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs 1140 Boylston Street 800/237-5533 Northeastern University and the Boston Architectural Catherine A. Davy, Dean of Arts & Sciences Boston 02215 FAX: 617/247-6878 Center. Bachelor’s degree in Automotive Technology Margrethe H. Olson, Dean of Business & the www.berklee.edu offered in cooperation with Northeastern University. McCallum Graduate School Founded 1945; the world’s largest independent music Certificates offered in practical electricity, HVAC-R Paul Clemente, VP for Business and Finance, college. Students and faculty members function in an (heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigera- & Treasurer environment designed to provide the most complete tion), marine technology and pharmacy technology. Sandra F. King, VP for Marketing, Communication learning experience possible, including all of the Michael Taylor, President & Public Affairs opportunities and challenges presented by a career Stephen Lozen, Chief Operating Officer Traci A. Logan, VP for IT & Vice Provost for in the contemporary music industry. Paul Zarbo, Interim Dean of Faculty Academic Affairs Roger Brown, President Paula Coyle, Dean of Students Robert H. Minetti, VP for Development, Corporate David Hornfischer, VP, Administration & Finance Norman Kraft, Dean of Enrollment & Alumni Relations Harry Chalmiers, Provost/VP, Academic Affairs Management & Marketing Kathleen L. Yorkis, VP for Student Affairs David McKay, VP, Institutional Advancement Wildolfo Arvelo, Dir. of External and Earl L. Avery, President’s Assistant for Lawrence Bethune, VP, Student Affairs/ Corporate Relations Equal Opportunity Dean of Students Elena Gomes, Controller Joann C. McKenna, VP for Enrollment Management Stephen Croes, Dean of Music Technology Division Kevin Sullivan, Registrar & Dir. of Financial Aid Barbara J. Addison Reid, Executive Dir. of Matt Marvuglio, Dean of Professional Sharon Bonk, Librarian Human Resources Performance Division Sharon F. Hill, Dir. of Graduate Admissions Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Lawrence McClellan Jr., Dean of Professional Audrey I. Adam, Dir. of Institutional Education Division Student Body ...... Coed Research & Planning 1 Larry Monroe, Assoc. VP, International Programs Tuition/Fees...... $12,750 Peter L. Kent, Dir. of Alumni & Donor Relations Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Ronald Bentley, Assoc. VP, Institutional Research Michele M. Walsh, Dir. of Public & Media Relations Robert Myers, Assoc. VP, Institutional Assessment
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Rob Hayes, Asst. VP, Public Information Boston Architectural College Tuition/Fees...... $9,256/$202 Damien Bracken, Dir. of Office of Admissions Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Bill MacKay, Dir. of Office of Housing 320 Newbury Street 617/262-5000 Endowment...... $7,176,434 Michael Hagerty, Registrar Boston 02115 FAX: 617/585-0111 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 81/21 Vanessa Stathis, Bursar www.the-bac.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 11/170 David Mash, VP, Information Technology Founded 1889; provides professional architecture and Library Collection ...... 65,955 Gary Haggerty, Dir. of Learning Resources interior design programs leading to bachelor’s and Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE master’s degrees, and landscape architecture and Total Enrollment 931 96 1,027 Academic Calendar ...... Semester design studies leading to bachelor’s degrees, through Undergrad Degree 512 80 592 Student Body ...... Coed concurrent academic and practice curricula. Graduate Degree 419 12 431 Tuition/Fees...... $23,450/$1,164 Continuing education and certificate programs in Non-Degree 0 4 4 advanced rendering, design computing, design firm Housing, Room & Board...... $12,550 Admissions Information: No exam required. management, decorative arts, historic preservation, Endowment...... $137,000,000 Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. Application is kitchen and bath design, planting design and Library Collection ...... 84,000 available online at www.the-bac.edu sustainable design. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 617/585-0123 Total Enrollment 4,037 0 4,037 Theodore C. Landsmark, President Email: [email protected] Undergrad Degree 4,037 0 4,037 Edmund C. Toomey, Provost James T. Dunn, Executive Vice President 1 accreditations also include: National Architectural Admissions Information: 12/1 Summer semester Gail Mansfield, Dir. of Development & application deadline; 11/1 Fall semester Early Action Accrediting Board (NAAB); Council for Interior Alumni Relations Design Accreditation (CIDA); and candidacy deadline; 2/1 regular deadline; 7/1 Spring semester Janet Oberto, Dir. of Communications & Public Affairs application deadline. Application is available online status with Landscape Architecture Accreditation
William Curtis Lamb, VP for Educational Initiatives Board (LAAB) Massachusetts Independent at www.berklee.edu/admissions/ Barbara Morgan, VP for Student Affairs 2 annual tuition varies by program and level. Phone: 800 Berklee (537 -5522) Kathleen Cown Rood, VP for Email: [email protected] Finance & Administration Leonard J. Charney, Program Director, Boston Baptist College Practice Component Blessed John XXIII1 David Harrison, Program Director, Interior Design 950 Metropolitan Avenue 617/364-3510 National Seminary Patricia Loheed, Program Director, Boston 02136 FAX: 775/245-1498 Landscape Architecture www.boston.edu 558 South Avenue 781/899-5500 Jeffrey Stein, Program Director, Architecture Weston 02493 FAX: 781/899-9507 Founded 1976; offers associate and bachelor’s degree Richard Moyer, Registrar programs in biblical studies with various minors. www.blessedjohnxxiii.edu Jeffrey Cutting, Dir. of Admissions Founded 1964; institution dedicated to the education Anne Downey, Dir. of Financial Aid Harry Boyle, Chancellor of older seminarians for the Roman Catholic Jenifer Marshall, Dir. of Advising and David Melton, President priesthood and awards master of divinity degrees. Chair of Diversity Committee Randy Ward, VP, Operations Susan Lewis, Libary Director James Thomasson, VP, Student Services Rev. Peter Uglietto, Rector/President Grace Snavely, Dir. of Enrollment Services Kyle Ryan, Business Manager Tiffany Andersen, Dir. of Faculty & Program Services Tina Blythe, Dir. of Faculty Development Karen Fox, Dir. of Admissions Rev. William Palardy, Academic Dean Joe Sawyer, Financial Aid Officer Rev. Thomas F. Schmitt, Dean of Students Maia Brindley Nilsson, Dir. of Continuing Education Herbert Childress, Dir. of Liberal Studies Corey Boyle, Dir. of Information Technology Vincent F. Shea, Dir. of Development Fred Tatro, Head Librarian Helen P. Thompson, Dir. of Public Relations Donald Hunsicker, Dir. of Bachelor of Design Studies Timothy J. McFadden, Dir. of Library Services Joshua White, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Accreditation...... Specialized Diane Sparrow, Dir. of Operations & Human Resources Academic Calendar ...... Semester Accreditation...... Specialized Art Byers, Dir. of Facilities Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar ...... Semester Matthew S. Burfiend, Dir. of Information Technology Tuition/Fees...... $6,930/$1,200 Student Body...... Men Only Susan S. Brody, Dir. of Student Services Housing, Room & Board...... $6,254 Tuition/Fees...... $18,000 Dainis Kaulenas, Dir. of Educational Technology Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 15/28 Housing, Room & Board ...... Included Diego Matho, Dir. of Design Computing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 5/11 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Luis Montalvo, Dir. of Media Arts Library Collection ...... 80,000 Total Enrollment 66 0 66 Richard M. Griswold, Dir. of Foundation Studies Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 66 0 66 Cagla J. Hadimioglu, Dir. of Academic Only Program Total Enrollment 112 12 124 Admissions Information: Admissions Karen Nelson, Dir. of Advanced Architecture Studios Undergrad Degree 107 10 117 Information: interviews and evaluations required. Anna Stefanidou, Dir. of Online Education Non-Degree 5 2 7 Joshua Safdie, Dir. of Education Projects, Architecture Rolling application deadline; no fees. Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Karen Stahl, Dir. of Certificate Programs required. Application deadline is one week before start Phone: 781/899-5500 Ian Taberner, Dir. of Master’s Thesis Email: [email protected] of classes; $40 fee. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized1 Phone: 617/964-3510 X217 1 Academic Calendar ...... Semester information is from 2006 Directory; institution Email: [email protected] did not respond to 2007 survey. Student Body ...... Coed
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Boston College The Boston Conservatory degree is also offered at a branch campus near Brattleboro, Vermont. 140 Commonwealth Avenue 617/552-8000 8 The Fenway 617/536-6340 Chestnut Hill 02467 www.bc.edu Boston 02215 FAX: 617/912-9101 Dena Reed, President www.bostonconservatory.edu Jane Snyder, Provost Founded 1863; Jesuit university offers liberal arts and Lynn Perlman, Dean of Graduate Studies professional programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s Founded 1867; provides professional music, Carol M. Panetta, Dir. of Finance & Institutional and doctoral degrees; evening college for continuing musical theater, dance, and music education Relations education; summer session for degree credit. programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s Elizabeth Dorsey, Administrative Dir. of Cyril Z. William P. Leahy, S. J., President degrees and postgraduate diplomas. Meadow Branch Campus J. Donald Monan, S.J., Chancellor Richard Ortner, President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Mary Lou DeLong, Vice President Carmen Griggs, VP for Administration & Student Academic Calendar ...... Semester Cutberto Garza, Academic Vice President Affairs/Dean of Students Student Body ...... Coed Patrick J. Keating, Executive Vice President Charles P. Petit, Chief Financial Officer Tuition/Fees...... $5,192/$460 Joseph A. Appleyard, S.J., VP for University Mission Michael Nash, Dean of the Conservatory Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing and Ministry James O’Dell, Assistant Dean of the Conservatory Endowment...... $1,500,000 Thomas, Devine, VP for Facilities Management Eileen M. Meny, Dir. of Development Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2/5 Joseph P. Duffy, Secretary of the University Brent Sverdloff, Dir. of Marketing & Communications Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 37/0 James J. Husson, VP for University Advancement Halley Shefler, Dean of Enrollment Services Library Collection ...... 5,500 Thomas J. Keady, VP for Governmental Jane Domenico, Interim Dir. of Financial Aid and Community Affairs Nichole Mancone, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total James P. McIntyre, Senior Vice President Aixa Kidd, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Total Enrollment 52 116 168 Peter C. McKenzie, Financial VP and Treasurer Leah Gadd, Registrar Graduate Degree 52 108 160 Marian G. Moore, VP for Information Bob Xavier, Dir. of Information Systems Non-Degree 0 8 8 Technology Services Jennifer Hunt, Dir. of the Library Admissions Information: Applicants with bac- William B.Neenan, S.J., VP and Assistant Alden Watters, Bursar calaureate and graduate degrees from all educational to the President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized backgrounds may apply. $100 fee. Notification is timely, Cheryl L. Presley, VP for Student Affairs Academic Calendar ...... Semester with admission granted on a rolling calendar basis. Leo. V. Sullivan, VP for Human Resources Student Body ...... Coed Contact institution for additional information regard- Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $23,300/$1,1751 ing application requirements. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $9,580 Phone: 617/277-3915 Student Body ...... Coed Library Collection ...... 43,400 Tuition/Fees...... $33,000/$506 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing, Room & Board...... $11,438 Total Enrollment 524 15 539 Boston University Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,154/244 Undergrad Degree 404 3 407 One Sherborn Street 617/353-2000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 745/543 Graduate Degree 120 10 130 Library Collection ...... 6,697,677 Boston 02215 FAX: 617/353-2053 Non-Degree 0 2 2 www.bu.edu Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: No exams required. Total Enrollment 12,025 2,804 14,829 Founded 1839; 17 schools and colleges offer more 12/1 application deadline; $100. Application is avail- than 250 programs of study including liberal arts, Undergrad Degree 9,379 163 9,542 able online at [email protected] Graduate Degree 2,464 2,404 4,868 education, technical, professional and occupational Non-Degree1 182 237 419 Phone: 617/912-9153 programs leading to bachelor’s, masters, and doctoral Email: [email protected] degrees and certificates of advanced graduate Admissions Information: Applicants may take study; continuing education; summer session either the SAT I and three SAT II subject tests; two of 1 tuition, library data and enrollment are from for degree credit. which must be writing and Math I or II. In place of 2005 directory; institution did not respond to Robert Brown, President both SAT I and SAT II tests, students may take the ACT. recent surveys 1/2 application deadline; $70 fee. 11/1 Early Decision David Campbell, Provost deadline. Application is available online at Karen Antman, Medical Center Provost www.bc.edu/admissions/undergrad/ Boston Graduate School Joseph Mercurio, Executive VP of Psychoanalysis Stephen Burgay, VP, Marketing & Communications Phone: 617/552-3100 Kenneth Condon, VP, Financial Affairs Email: [email protected] 1581 Beacon Street 617/277-3915 William Hickey, Sr Associate VP, Budget and Brookline 02446 FAX: 617/277-0312 Institutional Research 1 non-degree seeking enrollment figures include www.bgsp.edu Peter Cusato, VP, Auxiliary Business Affairs continuing education enrollment, some of whom Peter Fielder, VP, Administrative Services will receive degrees Offers a full range of psychoanalytic education and training, including the master of arts in psychoanalysis, Edward King, VP, Government and Community Affairs the post-master’s certificate in psychoanalysis, the Todd Klipp, VP and General Counsel doctor of psychoanalysis (PsyaD) degree, and the Gary Nicksa, VP, Operations PsyaD degree in the study of violence. The master Anne Shea, VP, Enrollment & Student Affairs of arts program is also offered at a branch campus Scott Nichols, VP, Development & Alumni Relations in Manhattan and the doctor of psychoanalysis John Porter, VP, Information Systems & Technology
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Kenneth Elmore, Dean of Students Andrew Marx, Associate Dir. of Office of Arlene Lieberman, Esq., General Counsel Kelly Walter, Executive Dir. of Admissions Institutional Research John Grassi, Alumni Affairs Christine McGuire, Dir. of Financial Assistance Peter Giumette, Dir. of Financial Aid Jerry Saunders, Assistant VP Human Resources Florence Bergeron, University Registrar Richard P. Sawyer, Associate VP, Student Affairs Gerri Major, Dir. of Financial Aid Urbain DeWinter, Associate Provost, Mark Hewitt, Registrar Kathy Curtin, Registrar International Programs Perry Hanson, Chief Information Officer Gloria Davila, Dir. of Information Technology Joan Kirkendall, Associate Provost & Susan Wawrzaszek, University Librarian Maida Tilchen, Project Manager for Library/ Dir. of Sponsored Programs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Online Library Robert Hudson, Dir. of Mugar Memorial Library Academic Calendar ...... Semester Accreditation...... NE Jack Parker, Executive Dir. of Athletics Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar ...... Trimester Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $32,951/$1,084 Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $9,463 Tuition/Fees...... $12,420/$130 Student Body ...... Coed Endowment...... $590,000,000 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Tuition/Fees...... $33,330/$462 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 981/655 Endowment...... $5,300,000 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,480 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 355/153 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 155/11 Endowment...... $900,000,000 Library Collection ...... 2,233,793 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 35/869 1 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 5,148/379 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection...... Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2,680/1,133 Total Enrollment 4,606 583 5,189 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Library Collection ...... 7,139,930 Undergrad Degree 3,212 3 3,215 Total Enrollment 2,849 2,498 5,347 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 1,331 270 1,601 Undergrad Degree 251 652 903 Total Enrollment 25,638 6,059 31,697 Non-Degree 63 310 373 Graduate Degree 1,615 1,817 3,432
Undergrad Degree 16,237 335 16,572 Admissions Information: The new SAT I, or the Non-Degree 983 29 1,012 Massachusetts Independent Graduate Degree 8,062 3,983 12,045 ACT with optional writing section, will be required of Admissions Information: No exams required. Non-Degree 1,339 1,741 3,080 all students applying to Brandeis begining with the Rolling application deadline; $30 fee. Application is Admissions Information: New SAT Reasoning Fall 2006 semester. Students taking the SAT I will also available online at www.cambridgecollege.edu Test with writing or ACT with writing component have to take two SAT II’s from two different subject required (no preference). Two SAT Subject Tests areas (ex: one math and one language). The ELPT Phone: 800/877-4723 required for fall 2006 applicants submitting only SAT exam is not an acceptable SAT II so if English is not Email: [email protected] scores (recommended for College of Fine Arts.) the native language of a student, the TOEFL exam 1 18 databases; 16,350 full-text journals; 25,800 1/1 application deadline for fall admission; $75 fee. should be taken. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. full-text online books 11/1 deadline for Early Decision and spring admission; 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Application is available 12/1 deadline for Accelerated Medical and Dental online at www.brandeis.edu programs, Trustee Scholar, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Caritas Laboure College Scholar, Boston High School and Cardinal Medeiros Phone: 781/736-3500 Scholar programs; 4/1 deadline for fall transfers; Email: [email protected] 2120 Dorchester Avenue 617/296-8300 11/1 deadline for spring transfers. Application is Boston 02124 FAX: 617/296-7947 www.laboure.edu available online at www.bu.edu/admissions. Cambridge College Founded 1892; Roman Catholic college provides Phone 617/353-2300 1000 Massachusetts Avenue 800/877-4723 nursing and occupational programs in health care Email: [email protected] Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/349-3558 leading to associate degrees; continuing education; International admissions: [email protected] www.cambridgecollege.edu summer session for degree credit. Founded in 1971 as the Institute of Open Education at Joseph W. McNabb, President Brandeis University Newton College of the Sacred Heart, Cambridge Mark Virello, Chief Financial Officer College offers undergraduate programs in multidisci- Maureen A. Smith, Chief Academic Officer 415 South Street 781/736-2000 plinary studies, management studies, psychology, and Karen Masters, Chief Student Officer Waltham 02454 www.brandeis.edu human services; Master’s degree programs in educa- Judith Coogan, Dir. of Public Relations Founded 1948; offers liberal arts, teacher education tion, management, management/e-commerce, M.Ed. Janice Fox, Dir. of Institutional Research and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, in counseling psychology, post-graduate certificates in Gina Morrissette, Dir. of Admissions master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; educational leadership, psychology and counseling, Rosa Duran, Dir. of Financial Aid summer session for degree credit. and an Ed.D. in educational leadership. Ann Belanger, Registrar Jehuda Reinharz, President Eileen Moran Brown, Chancellor/Founder Andrew M. Calo, Dir. of Library Peter French, Executive VP & Chief Operating Officer Mahesh Sharma, President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Jean Eddy, Senior VP, Student Services & Enrollment Ezat Parnia, Executive VP Academic Calendar ...... Semester Martha W. Krauss, Provost & Senior VP, Joseph Reed, VP for Academic Affairs Student Body ...... Coed Academic Affairs Anthony DeMatteo, VP for Site Administration Tuition/Fees...... $18,000/$1,145 Lorna Miles, Senior VP, Communications Jennifer Tonneson, VP for Finanice, Administration & Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Debra Gratto, Associate VP, Human Resources Student Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 30/21 and Employee Relations Joseph Daisy, Assistant VP for Policy, Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/35 Nancy Winship, Senior VP, Development & Research & Communications Library Collection ...... 11,411 Alumni Relations Esperanza Watkins, VP for External Affairs & Government Relations
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Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 167/131 Admissions Information: Standardized tests are Total Enrollment 75 687 762 Library Collection ...... 667,952 not required but will be considered if offered. 1/15 Undergrad Degree 73 658 731 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 Early Decision Non-Degree 2 29 31 Total Enrollment 2,675 443 3,118 deadline. Application is available online at Admissions Information: Rolling application Undergrad Degree 2,082 60 2,142 www.applyweb.com/apply/hc/menu.html deadline; $25 fee. Application deadline for nursing Graduate Degree 572 237 809 Phone: 800/442-2421 and radiation therapy technology program(s): fall Non-Degree 21 146 167 Email: [email protected] semester - March 1, winter semester - October 1. Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Application is available online at www.laboure.edu required. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is available Conway School of Phone: 617/296-8300 X4015 Landscape Design Email: [email protected] online at www.clarku.edu/admissions/apply/ Phone: 508/793-7374 PO Box 179 413/369-4044 Email: [email protected] 332 S. Deerfield Road www.csld.edu Clark University Conway 01341 1 950 Main Street 508/793-7711 market value of endowment as of Feb. 2006. Founded 1972; provides 10-month master’s degree Worcester 01610 FAX: 508/793-8821 program in ecologically-based landscape design www.clarku.edu College of the Holy Cross structured around three professional projects for Founded 1887; offers liberal arts, teacher education actual clients. and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, One College Street 508/793-2011 Paul Cawood Hellmund, Director master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; Worcester 01610-2395 FAX: 508/793-3030 Nancy E. Braxton, Dir. of Administration branch campus in Framingham, Mass; summer www.holycross.edu Ilze Meijers, Financial Aid Advisor session for degree credit. Founded in 1843, the oldest Roman Catholic college Accreditation...... NE John E. Bassett, President in New England; offers liberal arts program leading to Academic Calendar ...... Semester David Angel, Provost & VP for Academic Affairs bachelor’s degrees in 26 majors. Also offers an optional Student Body ...... Coed James Collins, Executive VP First-Year Program, sponsors 23 year-long study Tuition/Fees...... $26,000 Andrea Michaels, VP, Planning & Budget abroad programs throughout the world, and offers Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing C. Andrew McGadney, VP, University Advancement a 3/2 program in engineering in conjunction with Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 2/1 Douglas Little, Dean of the College Dartmouth College and Columbia University. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/1 Nancy Budwig, Associate Provost & Michael C. McFarland, SJ, President Library Collection ...... 3,144 Dean of Graduate Studies Frank Vellaccio, Senior Vice President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Edward Ottensmeyer, Dean of the Graduate Timothy R. Austin, VP, Academic Affairs & Total Enrollment 18 0 18 School of Management Dean of the College Graduate Degree 18 0 18 Thomas Massey, Dean of the College of Michael Lochhead, VP, Finance & Administration Continuing Education Jacqueline Peterson,VP, Student Affairs Admissions Information: No exam required. Jeffery J. Himmelberger, Coordinator of Paul E. Sheff, VP, Development & Alumni Relations 3/15 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is Institutional Research William R. Durgin, Treasurer & Chief available online at www.csld.edu Harold Wingood, Associate Provost and Investment Officer Phone: 413/369-4044 Dean of Admissions Ellen Ryder, Dir. of Public Affairs Email: [email protected] Mary Ellen Severance, Dir. of Financial Aid Richard Regan, Jr., Dir. of Athletics & Student Employment Ann Bowe McDermott, Dir. of Admissions Denise Darrigrand, Dean of Students Lynne M. Myers, Dir. of Financial Aid Curry College Jane Reno, Registrar Ellen Keohane, Dir. of Information Gwendolynne Arthur, University Librarian Technology Services 1071 Blue Hill Avenue 617/333-0500 David McDonough, Dir. of Career Mary J. Sanchez, Registrar Milton 02186 FAX: 617/333-2023 Planning & Placement Christine Bernard-McNamara, Dir. of Public Safety www.curry.edu Jack Foley, Executive Assistant to the President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Founded 1879; offers 20 majors and more than 50 Katherine A. Cannon, Controller/Assistant Treasurer Academic Calendar ...... Semester minors including liberal arts, business management, Lynn Olson, Dir. of Human Resources & Payroll Student Body ...... Coed communication, criminal justice, education, and Bill Bennett, Dir. of The Clark Fund Tuition/Fees...... $32,820/$493 nursing programs leading to certificates, bachelor’s Linda Moulton, Dir. of Athletics Housing, Room & Board...... $9,580 and master’s degrees; continuing education; satellite Judith Miller, Associate Dean for Special Endowment...... $525,000,000 campuses in Plymouth and Worcester; summer Academic Initiatives Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 661/109 session for degree credit. Wesaline Gadson, Dir. of Academic Advancement Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 240/57 Kenneth K. Quigley, Jr., President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Library Collection ...... 641,702 David A. Fedo, Academic VP & Dean of Faculty Academic Calendar ...... Semester Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Susan Pennini, Assoc. Dean of Academic & Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 2,788 28 2,816 Administrative Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $31,200/$265 Undergrad Degree 2,788 0 2,788 Maryellen Colliton, Dean of Students Housing, Room & Board...... $5,900 Non-Degree 0 28 28 Richard F. Sullivan, Chief Financial Officer Endowment...... $226,000,0001 Dennis Thibeault, Chief Information Officer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 402/45 Jane P. Fidler, Dir. of Admission
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Stephanny J. Elias, Dir. of Student Financial Services Housing, Room & Board...... $10,000 Elms College Sally A. Buckley, Dir. of Enrollment Endowment...... $22,700,000 Management & Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 109/68 291 Springfield Street 413/594-2761 Lisa Ijiri, Dir. of the Program for Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/67 Chicopee 01013 FAX: 413/592-4871 Advancement of Learning Library Collection ...... 64,255 www.elms.edu Mary Dunn, Dir. of Human Resources Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1928; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Frances Gately, Dir. of Communication Total Enrollment 925 541 1,466 arts, nursing, teacher education, business and Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 925 541 1,466 professional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s Academic Calendar ...... Semester and master’s degrees; continuing education; weekend Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam college; summer session for degree credit. Student Body ...... Coed required. No application deadline; $35 fee. Application Tuition/Fees...... $23,400/$740 is available online at www.dean.edu James Mullen, President Housing, Room & Board...... $9,640 Tanya Sears, Interim VP for Finance and Operations Endowment...... $31,522,418 Phone: 508/941-1508 Walter Breau, Interim VP for Academic Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 199/71 Email: [email protected] Dawn Ellinwood, VP for Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 104/291 Kathleen Robbins, Dir. Human Resources Library Collection ...... 93,914 Maryanne Rooney, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Eastern Nazarene College Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total John Guimond, Dir. of Institutional Marketing Total Enrollment 1,984 992 2,976 23 East Elm Avenue 617/745-3000 Joseph Wagner, Dir. of Admission Undergrad Degree 1,960 543 2,503 Quincy 02170 FAX: 617/745-3907 Laura Lander, Registrar Graduate Degree 11 165 176 www.enc.edu Cynthia Greene, Dir. of Information Services Patricia Bombardier, Dir. of Alumnae Library Non-Degree 13 284 297 Founded 1918; college affiliated with the Church of Admissions Information: SAT, SAT I or ACT exam the Nazarene offers liberal arts, teacher education and Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Massachusetts Independent required. 4/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 12/1 Early professional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s Academic Calendar ...... Semester Decision deadline. 3/1 application deadline to LD and master’s degrees; summer session for degree Student Body ...... Coed program, the Program for Advancement of Learning credit; adult education programs. Tuition/Fees...... $21,520/$890 (PAL); WAIS III or Woodcock-Johnson exams and Housing, Room & Board...... $8,400 Corlis A. McGee, President Endowment...... $7,000,000 achievement testing required of PAL applicants. Nancy E. Ross, VP, Academic Affairs & Academic Dean Application is available online at www.curry.edu. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 85/46 Jeffrey A. Wells, VP, for Enrollment Management Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 65/93 Phone: 800/669-0686. Vernon L. Wesley, VP, Student Library Collection ...... 111,285 Email: [email protected] Development & Retention George Gressett, Interim VP for Financial Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Robert Benjamin, Chief Diversity Officer Total Enrollment 672 448 1,120 Dean College Richard Wilson, Dir. of Development Undergrad Degree 670 242 912 Douglas Fish, Dir. of Financial Aid Graduate Degree 2 206 208 99 Main Street 508/541-1900 Mark Dutra, Housing Officer Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Franklin 02038 FAX: 508/541-8726 Meredith Baker, Registrar required. Rolling application deadline; $30 fee. www.dean.edu Edward Gardner, Dir. of Information Application is available online at Founded 1865; offers liberal arts and pre-professional Technology Services www.elms.edu/admission programs leading to associate degrees; some Susan Watkins, Dir. of Library Services bachelor’s degree program options including dance; Phone: 413/592-3189 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Email: [email protected] continuing education; internship program; summer Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 session for degree credit. Student Body ...... Coed Paula M. Rooney, President Tuition/Fees...... $18,940/$650 Emerson College Tom Maher, VP, Financial Services & Treasurer Housing, Room & Board...... $7,180 Karen Sykes, VP, Academic Affairs & Endowment...... $22,000,000 120 Boylston Street 617/824-8500 Dean of the Faculty Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 126/26 Boston 02116-4624 www.emerson.edu Jay Leiendecker, VP, Enrollment Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 62/7 Founded in 1880; within a liberal arts context, offers Cindy Kozil, VP, Student Development & Retention Library Collection ...... 150,093 programs in communication; the visual, media and David Brawley, VP Institutional Advancement Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total performing arts; theatre education; writing & Gabriel Repassey, Registrar Total Enrollment 1,070 99 1,169 publishing, and communication disorders leading Geri Larsen, VP, Human Resources Undergrad Degree 1,026 22 1,048 to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Certificate and Paul Vaccaro, Dean of Admission Graduate Degree 43 76 119 summer programs offered through the department Jenny Aguiar, Dir. of Financial Aid Non-Degree 1 1 2 of professional studies & special programs. Rick Barr, Dir. of Library Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Jacqueline W. Liebergott, President Accreditation...... NE required. Rolling application deadline. Application is David Ellis, VP, Administration and Finance Academic Calendar ...... Semester available online at www.enc.edu Linda Moore, VP, Academic Affairs Student Body ...... Coed Sherri Mylott, VP, Institutional Advancement Tuition/Fees...... $24,000 Phone: 617/745-3711 David Rosen, VP, Office of Public Affairs Email: [email protected] William Gilligan, VP, Information Technology/CIO Suzanne Swope, VP, Enrollment
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Daniel Pinch, Associate VP, Student Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Episcopal Divinity School Administrative Services Total Enrollment 1,521 775 2,296 Ronald Ludman, Dean of Students Undergrad Degree 1,503 497 2,000 99 Brattle Street 617/868-3450 William Dewolf, Registrar Graduate Degree 18 182 200 Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/864-5385 Mickey Zemon, Executive Dir. of Library Non-Degree 0 96 96 www.eds.edu William H. Smith, Executive Dir. of Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Founded 1857 as Episcopal Theological School, Center for Diversity required. 3/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 11/1 Early merged with Philadelphia Divinity School 1974; Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Decision deadline. Application is available online at institution affiliated with the Episcopal Church offers Academic Calendar ...... Semester www.emmanuel.edu professional program leading to master’s and doctoral Student Body ...... Coed degrees; cross-registration with Boston Theological Tuition/Fees...... $25,248/$756 Phone: 617/735-9715 Institute schools and some schools at Harvard Housing, Room & Board...... $10,870 Email: [email protected] University; accredited by the Association of Endowment...... $81,000,000 Theological Schools. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 350/31 Endicott College Rt. Rev. Steven Charleston, President & Dean Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 143/238 Sheryl Kujawa-Holbrook, Academic Dean Library Collection ...... 197,000 376 Hale Street 978/927-0585 Esther Griswold, Dir. of the EDS/WJST Library Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Beverly 01915 FAX: 978/927-0084 Rev. Karen Montagno, Dean of Spiritual and Total Enrollment 3,857 469 4,326 www.endicott.edu Vocational Formation Undergrad Degree 3,069 96 3,165 Founded 1939; provides programs leading to bachelor’s Christopher Medeiros, Dir. of Admissions, Graduate Degree 765 188 953 and master’s degrees. Programs integrate professional Recruitment & Financial Aid Non-Degree 23 185 208 and liberal studies through required internships. Diane Grondin, Asst. Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Richard E. Wylie, President Lisa Howell, Registrar required. Jan. 5 application deadline; $60 fee. Lynne O’Toole, VP of Finance Margaret Thorpe, Dir. of Housing & Facilities Application is available online at www.emerson.edu Laura Rossi-Le, VP & Dean of the Joanne Manning, Dir. of Business Operations Undergraduate School Nancy Davidge, Dir. of Communications Phone: 617/824-8600 Paul Squarcia, VP & Dean of the School of Email: [email protected] Graduate Professional Studies Accreditation...... Specialized Thomas Redman, VP of Admission & Financial Aid Academic Calendar...... 4-1-41 David Vigneron, VP of Institutional Advancement Student Body ...... Coed Emmanuel College 2 Daniel Volchok, VP for Student Development Tuition/Fees ...... $16,000 400 The Fenway 617/735-9715 Denise Bilodeau, VP of Administration Housing, Room & Board...... $7,1213 Boston 02115 FAX: 617/735-9801 Joanne Waldner, Assistant to the President Endowment...... $36,671,262 www.emmanuel.edu Marcia Toomey, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 5/30 Anita McFarlane, Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 12/12 Founded 1919; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Library Collection ...... 245,345 arts, teacher education and professional programs Danise Dragonas, Bursar leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing Peter Hart, Dir. of Planning & Accreditation Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total education; summer session for degree credit. Donna Couture, Treasurer Total Enrollment 65 19 84 Susan Koso, Dir. of Personnel Graduate Degree 64 15 79 Sr. Janet Eisner, SND, President Larry Hiser, Dir. of Athletics Non-Degree 1 4 5 Neil G. Buckley, VP, Finance & Administration Patricia A. Rissmeyer, VP, Student Affairs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: MAT or GRE exam Sarah McCarthy Welsh, VP, Government, Community Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 optional. 3/31 application deadline, 6/1 late deadline; & Public Relations Student Body ...... Coed $50 fee. M.Div, MATS, D.Min, and Certificate programs John J. Aversa, VP, Operations & Tuition/Fees...... $21,074/$300 available. Application is available online at Information Technology Housing, Room & Board...... $10,254 www.eds.edu Sandra M. Robbins, Dean of Enrollment Endowment...... $17,500,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 312/178 Phone: 617/682-1507or toll free 866-433-7669 ext 507 Jennifer Porter, Asst. VP for Student Financial Services Email: [email protected] Joseph Onofretti, Dean of Students Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 100/84 E. Elizabeth Ross, Associate Dean & Registrar Library Collection ...... 120,000 1 January term is 2-week session that meets daily Marie E. Gurry, Dir. of Academic Computing Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total (M-F); June term has two, 2-week sessions that Mary Ann Tricarico, Dir. of the Library Total Enrollment 2,063 1,745 3,808 meet daily (M-F). Fall term is Sept.-Dec., Spring term is late Jan.-May. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 1,882 163 2,045 Graduate Degree 181 210 391 Academic Calendar ...... Semester 2 students without health insurance must purchase Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 0 1,372 1,372 coverage through the school. Tuition/Fees...... $23,800/$400 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Housing, Room & Board...... $10,400 required (SAT I preferred). 2/15 application deadline; 3 single student in dormitory housing. charges vary Endowment...... $71,013,995 $40 fee. Application is available online at according to accommodations and meal plan. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 176/50 www.endicott.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 67/155 Library Collection ...... 101,553 Phone: 978/921-1000 Email: [email protected]
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FINE Mortuary College, LLC Natalie Spadorcia, Dir. of Academic Center Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT; 3 SAT II for Enrichment exams (writing, math 2 and a science; usually 150 Kerry Place 781/762-1211 Accreditation...... NE physics, chemistry, or biology) required. January 1 Norwood 02062 FAX: 781/762-7177 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is available www.fine-ne.com Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed online at https://apply.olin.edu/ Founded in 1996, awards associate degree in applied Tuition/Fees...... $19,280 science in funeral service. Phone: 781/292-2222 Housing, Room & Board...... $11,235 Email: [email protected] Louis Misantone, President Endowment...... $18,000,000 Lyn Prendergast, Executive Vice President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 66/34 1 Olin College is undergoing review for accreditation Marsha Wise, Clinical Cooperative Coordinator Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/90 by ABET and NEASC . (The College currently has Elizabeth Misantone, Academic Library Collection ...... 30,000 Candidacy status with NEASC). Administrative Assistant Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 2 all students admitted to Olin College receive an Donna Taylor, Office Assistant Total Enrollment 1,575 34 1,609 Olin Scholarship covering tuition during the four Laurence Magner, Leadership Program Director Undergrad Degree 1,501 34 1,535 years of the baccalaureate program. This scholarship Accreditation...... Specialized Non-Degree 74 0 74 is currently valued at more than $130,000. Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Admissions Information: SATI or ACT required Student Body ...... Coed for admission to bachelor’s program; rolling applica- 1 Gibbs College of Boston Tuition/Fees ...... $17/$50 tion deadline; $25 fee. Application is available online Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing at www.fisher.edu/Web/admissions/admissions.html 126 Newbury Street 617/578-7100 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 5/0 Boston 02116 FAX: 617/578-7163 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 1/14 Phone: 617/236-8818 www.gibbsboston.edu Library Collection ...... 1,000 Email: [email protected] Massachusetts Independent Founded in 1911 as Katharine Gibbs School, provides Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total career education leading to associate degrees in Total Enrollment 21 46 67 Franklin W. Olin business, healthcare, visual communication Undergrad Degree 21 46 67 College of Engineering and technology. Admissions Information: Rolling admissions; Olin Way 781/292-2300 Stephen Bonkowski, President classes begin September, November, February and Christine Murphy, VP, Finance and Operations May; High School Diploma or passing GED Needham 02492 FAX: 781/292-2310 www.olin.edu Charles Cardeiro, Dean of Education required. Assessment at orientation determines Christina Gaza, VP, Career Services need for remediation. Undergraduate engineering college funded by the F.W. Jaimee Tyler, Dir. of Admissions Olin Foundation; enrolled its first freshman class in Phone: 781-642-1211 Rosana Perella, Dir. of Student Services fall 2002. Offers degrees in electrical and computer John Beirne, Dir. of Student Finance Financial Aid Email: [email protected] engineering, mechanical engineering and engineering; Admissions Email: [email protected] Lisa Sander, Dir. of Financial Aid curriculum emphasizes rigorous preparation in Kevin Warner, Dir. of Student Accounts 1 tuition is per credit science and engineering fundamentals, business Totsaporn Intarabumbung, Librarian and entrepreneurship, and arts and humanities; Gregory Karas, Registrar every admitted student receives a four-year, full Charles Ring, Dir. of Compliance Fisher College tuition scholarship valued at more than $130,000. Accreditation...... Specialized 118 Beacon Street 866/266-6007 Richard K. Miller, President Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Boston 02116 FAX: 617/236-8858 Stephen P. Hannabury, VP, Administration & Finance Student Body ...... Coed www.fisher.edu David V. Kerns, Provost Tuition/Fees...... $28,287 Roger C. Crafts, Dean of Student Life Founded in 1903; offers the bachelor of science in Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Charles Nolan, VP for External Relations and Library Collection ...... 7,700 management and associate degrees and certificate Dean of Admission programs in liberal arts and professional/occupational Sherra E. Kerns, VP, Innovation & Research Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total programs. Courses are offered at the main campus, Michael E. Moody, Dean of Faculty & F. W. Olin Total Enrollment 144 0 144 two off-site locations and online. Professor of Mathematics Undergrad Degree 144 0 144 Charles C. Perkins, President Accreditation...... NE Cand1 Admissions Information: No exams required. Steven Rich, VP, Finance Academic Calendar ...... Semester Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Application is James DuPont, VP, Enrollment Management Student Body ...... Coed available online at www.gibbsboston.edu Bonie Williamson, VP, Co-Curricular Life/ Tuition/Fees ...... 2/$1,400 Dean of Students Phone: 617/578-7100 Housing, Room & Board...... $11,600 Email: [email protected] Janet Harrington, Dean of Continuing & Endowment...... $432,020,000 Distance Education Operations Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 71/0 Theresa Madonna, VP, Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/3 John R. Ohotnicky, College Registrar Library Collection ...... 85,000 Jonathan Bartsch, Dir. of Information Services Joshua McKain, College Librarian Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Frank Lauder, Dir. of Financial Aid Total Enrollment 279 0 279 Joy Nelson, College Bursar Undergrad Degree 279 0 279 Sheila Tarr, Dir. of Residence Life
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Gordon College Alvin Padilla, Academic Dean, Boston Tuition/Fees...... $33,855/$750 Sidney Bradley, Academic Dean, Charlotte Housing, Room & Board...... $9,030 255 Grapevine Road 978/927-2300 Lita Schlueter, Dean of Students Endowment...... $40,000,000 Wenham 01984 FAX: 978/867-4682 William Levin, Dean of Enrollment Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 240/77 www.gordon.edu Management/Registrar Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 118/43 Founded in 1889; non-denominational Christian Howard Freeman, Chief Development Officer Library Collection ...... 198,140 college of the liberal arts and sciences. Provides John Standridge, Dir. of Admissions & Marketing Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Anne Doll, Dir. of Public Relations Total Enrollment 1,376 0 1,376 R. Judson Carlberg, President Doris Joos, Dir. of Financial Aid Undergrad Degree 1,362 0 1,362 James MacDonald, VP, Finance Freeman Barton, Dir. of Library Non-Degree 14 0 14 Mark Sargent, Provost Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: No exams required. Kina Mallard, Academic Dean Academic Calendar ...... Semester 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 Early Robert Grinnell, VP, Development Student Body ...... Coed Decision deadline; 12/1 for Early Action. Application Steve MacLeod, Dean, College Counsel/ Tuition/Fees...... $12,000 is available online at www.hampshire.edu College Planning Housing, Room & Board...... $4,388 Silvio Vazquez, VP, Enrollment Endowment...... $37,000,000 Phone: 413/559-5471 Barbara Layne, Assoc. VP, Enrollment Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 135/26 Email: [email protected] Patricia Jones, Director, College Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 48/4 Communications & Marketing Library Collection ...... 250,000 Harvard University Daniel Tymann, VP, Advancement of Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Science & Technology Total Enrollment 779 1,232 2,011 1350 Massachusetts Avenue 617/495-1000 Barry Loy, Dean of Students Graduate Degree 779 1,162 1,941 Cambridge 02138 www.harvard.edu Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 0 70 70 Founded 1636; offers liberal arts, teacher education Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: No exam required. No and professional programs leading to postsecondary Student Body ...... Coed application deadline; $35 fee. Application is available certificates, associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral Tuition/Fees...... $23,224/$1,054 online at www.gordonconwell.edu degrees; continuing education; summer session for Housing, Room & Board...... $6,640 degree credit. Endowment...... $2,950,000 Phone: 800/428-7329 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 238/38 Email: [email protected] Derek Bok, Interim President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 93/59 Steven Hyman, Provost 1 Library Collection ...... 219,157 some information is from 2006 Directory; 2007 Beth Mora, Acting VP for Finance survey response incomplete James Hoyte, Assistant to the President & Associate VP Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Donella Rapier, VP for Alumni Affairs & Development Total Enrollment 1,561 89 1,650 Sally Zeckhauser, VP for Administration Undergrad Degree 1,555 34 1,589 Hampshire College Alan Stone, VP for Government, Graduate Degree 6 55 61 893 West Street 413/559-5471 Community & Public Affairs Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Amherst 01002 FAX: 413/559-5631 Marilyn Hausammann, VP for Human Resources required. 11/15 Early Decision deadline (binding); www.hampshire.edu Robert Iuliano, VP & General Counsel 12/1 Early Action deadline; 12/1 application deadline A. Clayton Spencer, VP for Policy Founded 1965; offers liberal arts programs leading to for the A .J. Gordon Scholarship Program; 3/1 priority Nina Zipser, Dir. of Institutional Research bachelor’s degrees; substantial independent research application deadline; $50 fee. Application is available William Fitzsimmons, Dean of Admissions & and creative work in addition to coursework. Students online at www.gordon.edu/admissions. Financial Aid to Students in Harvard College complete an individualized, multidisciplinary Jeremy Knowles, Interim Dean of the Phone: 866/464.6736 program of study, culminating in a significant Faculty of Arts & Sciences Email: [email protected] scholarly or creative project. Daniel Moriarty, Assistant Provost & Ralph Hexter, President Chief Information Officer Gordon-Conwell Johannes Brongers, Treasurer Sidney Verba, Dir. of the Harvard University Library Theological Seminary1 Aaron Berman, Dean of Faculty Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Holland L. Hendrix, Chief Advancement Officer Academic Calendar ...... Semester 130 Essex Street 978/468-7111 Elaine Thomas, Dir. of Communications Student Body ...... Coed South Hamilton 01982 FAX: 978/468-6691 Karen S. Parker, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $30,275/$3,434 www.gordonconwell.edu Kathleen Methot, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... $9,946 Founded 1884; evangelical, multi-denominational Linda Mollison, Housing Coordinator Endowment...... $22,853,048,0001 seminary offers professional program leading to Roberta Stuart, Dir. of Central Records Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 12,131/02 careers in ministry and awards master’s and doctoral Thomas Manley, Information Systems Manager Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2,118/03 degrees; continuing education; summer and January Gai Carpenter, Dir. of Library & Information Services Library Collection ...... 15,555,5334 Carol Trosset, Dir. of Institutional Research sessions for degree credit. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total James Emery White, President Accreditation...... NE Total Enrollment 19,263 5,754 25,017 Robert Landrebe, Executive VP & Chief Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Undergrad Degree 6,792 210 7,002 Financial Officer Student Body ...... Coed Graduate Degree 11,799 1,043 12,842 Barry Corey, VP for Education, Chief Academic Officer Non-Degree 672 4,501 5,1734 & Academic Dean, South Hamilton
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Admissions Information: For the Class of 2011, Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Lasell College students may submit either the “old” SAT I or ACT Total Enrollment 35 72 107 taken before March 2005, or the new SAT or ACT Undergrad Degree 5 0 5 1844 Commonwealth Avenue 617/243-2000 (which must include the writing section). Students Graduate Degree 30 14 44 Newton 02466-2716 FAX: 617/243-2389 must also submit three SAT II subject tests of their Non-Degree 0 58 58 www.lasell.edu choosing. 1/1 application deadline; $65 fee. 11/1 Admissions Information: Early Decision Founded 1851; offers programs in allied health, Early Decision deadline. Application is available deadline 1/15, Regular Decision deadline 3/1, business, liberal arts and teacher education leading to online at www.college.harvard.edu Late Decision deadline 5/15; $50 application fee. bachelor’s and master’s degrees with an emphasis on connecting classroom theory with practical experience. Phone: 617/495-1551 $60 application fee for Rabbinical School. Application Email: [email protected] is available online at www.hebrewcollege.edu Thomas E. J. de Witt, President Elizabeth H. Winter, VP, Business and Finance 1 endowment value as of June 30, 2005. Phone: 617/559-8610 James Ostrow, VP, Academic Affairs Email: [email protected] 2 faculty and employee counts are FTE’s; full vs. Ruth S. Shuman, Dean for Institutional Advancement part-time breakdowns unavailable. 1 reported tuition is per credit; annual tuition for Diane Austin, Dean of Students Paula Panchuck, Dean of Lasell Village 3 library holdings are as of June 30, 2005. Rabinical School and Cantor Education Program is $18,750 Fran Weil, Dir. of Communication 4 non-degree student enrollment includes 94 Dianne Polizzi, Registrar & Dir. of students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. Institutional Research Hellenic College/Holy Cross1 Kathleen O’Connor, VP, Enrollment Management Hebrew College 50 Goddard Avenue 617/731-3500 ext. 1260 Michele Kosboth, Dir. of Student Financial Planning Brookline 02445 FAX: 617/850-1460 Deborah L. Gelch, Chief Information Officer Allyson Gray, Dir. of the Library 160 Herrick Road 617/559-8600 www.hchc.edu Massachusetts Independent Newton Centre 02459 FAX: 617/559-8601 James M. Tweed, Dir. of Admissions www.hebrewcollege.edu Founded 1937; college affiliated with the Greek Adrienne Franciosi, Dir. of Graduate Admissions Orthodox Christian Church offers liberal arts program Mark Sciegaj, Dir. of Fuss Center for Research on Located in Greater Boston since 1921, Hebrew College leading to bachelor’s degrees with concentration in Aging & Intergenerational Studies is a pluralistic, non-sectarian institution offering elementary education, human development, religious graduate and undergraduate degrees in Jewish studies studies, management & leadership and classics; Accreditation...... NE, Specialized and Jewish education, Rabbinical Ordination, school of theology offers master’s in theology; summer Academic Calendar ...... Semester Cantorial Investiture, and a wide range of certificates. session for degree credit. Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $19,900/$1,000 David Gordis, President Rev. Nicholas Triantafilou, President Housing, Room & Board...... $9,200 Dan Federico, Dean of Administration Charles Kroll, Chief Financial Officer Endowment...... $14,500,000 Barry Mesch, Provost James Karloutsos, Chief Operating Officer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 118/48 Harvey Shapiro, Dean of Shoolman Graduate School Rev. James Katinas, Dir. of Institutional Advancement Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 52/96 of Jewish Education Sonia Daly, Dir. of Admissions Library Collection ...... 133,356 Art Green, Rector of Rabbinical School George Georgenis, Dir. of Financial Aid Sharon Cohen Anisfeld, Dean of Rabbinical School Rev. Gerasimos Makris, Dir. of Student Life Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total David Chivo, Dir. of Capital Campaign & Development Alba Pagan, Registrar Total Enrollment 1,195 63 1,258 Evelyn Herwitz, Dir. of Marketing & Communications Rev. Joachim Cotsonis, Dir. of Library Undergrad Degree 1,194 13 1,207 Shai Nathanson, Head of Hebrew Graduate Degree 1 36 37 Language Department Accreditation...... NE Non-Degree 0 14 14 Scott Sokol, Dean of Jewish Music Institute Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. Ina Regosin, Dean of Students Rolling application deadline; $40 fee. 3/15 priority Nathan Ehrlich, Dean of Hebrew College Online Tuition/Fees...... $15,435/$340 Housing, Room & Board...... $9,260 deadline. Application is available online at Kate Nachman, Dir. of Admissions www.lasell.edu Judith Segal, Dir. of Library Services Endowment...... $23,000,000 Allen Katzoff, Dir. of the Center for Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 42/2 Phone: 617/243-2225 Adult Jewish Learning Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 20/22 Email: [email protected] Marjorie Berkowitz, Dir. of Prozdor & Library Collection ...... 119,437 Secondary Education Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE Total Enrollment 221 3 224 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Undergrad Degree 89 0 89 Student Body ...... Coed Graduate Degree 132 3 135 Tuition/Fees...... $8101 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing required. 8/15 application deadline; $50 fee. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 60/25 Application is available online at www.hchc.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 10/25 Library Collection ...... 100,000 Phone: 617/850-1260 Email: [email protected] 1 information is from 2006 Directory; institution did not respond to 2007 survey.
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Lesley University Admissions Information: SAT I with essay or ACT Marian Court College1 exam required. 12/1 Early Action deadline 12/31; Early 29 Everett Street 617/868-9600 Decision 3/1 priority deadline; $40 fee. Application is 35 Littles Point Rd. 781/595-6768 Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/349-8717 available online at www.lesley.edu/ungrad/applying.html Swampscott 01907 FAX: 781/595-3560 www.lesley.edu www.mariancourt.edu Founded 1909; offers liberal arts and professional Phone: 617/349-8800 Founded 1964; offers day and evening courses in programs in education, human services, counseling, Email: [email protected] professional and transfer degree programs leading the environment and the arts leading to associate, to associate degrees; one-year certificate programs bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing Longy School of Music are also available. Programs include: business education on campus; degree programs approved in administration, criminal justice, liberal studies, 23 states, with 234 cohorts currently active at 113 sites. 1 Follen Street 617/876-0956 office administration, computer technology. Margaret McKenna, President Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/876-9326 Several concentrations are available within Charles Gilroy, Chief Operating Officer & Chief www.longy.edu each program of study. Financial Officer Founded in 1915; offers undergraduate diploma, Joanne Bibeau, RSM, President Mary Lou Dymski, VP, Budgeting & master of music degree, graduate performance Kim Richardson, Controller Financial Planning diploma, and artist diploma in ten departments Laurie White, Academic Dean Martha B. McKenna, Provost including all music performance areas, opera, Barbara Willett, RSM, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Mary Lou Batt, VP, Administration & collaborative piano, early music, composition, Maureen Sanphy, Dir. of Admissions Centers and Institutes Dalcroze eurhythmics and modern American music. Lisa Parker, Asst. Dir. of Admissions Donald Main, VP for Development & Anna Kuwabara, Interim President and Melissa Foye, Dir. of Financial Aid Alumni Relations Executive Vice President Linda Lundstrom, Registrar Jackie Armitage, VP for National Planning & Robert Shay, VP for Academic Affairs and Debbie Martineau, Dir. of Computer Technology Administration Dean of the Conservatory Katherine Leppanen, Asst. Dir. of Library Service Linda Pursley, Dir. of Assessment & Elizabeth Sloane, VP for Institutional Advancement Accreditation...... NE Institutional Research Vladimir Jandesjek, Dir. of Finance Academic Calendar ...... Semester Deb Kocar, Dir. of Admissions, Lesley College Heather Viles, Dir. of Admissions Student Body ...... Coed Bonnie Roth, Dir. of Admissions, Elvira Reyes, Financial Aid Services Manager Tuition/Fees...... $11,400/$600 Art Institute of Boston James Moylan, Registrar Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Judy Conley, Dir. of Admission, Roy Rudolph, Librarian Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 12/9 Graduate & Adult Baccalaureate Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 6/29 Nathaniel Mays, Dean, Student Life Library Collection ...... 17,650 & Academic Development Academic Calendar ...... Semester Scott James, Associate VP of Enrollment Management Student Body ...... Coed Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Melissa Janot, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $22,750/$400 Total Enrollment 216 49 265 Karen Boudreau-Shea, Chief Information Officer Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Undergrad Degree 204 41 245 Patricia Payne, Dir. of Library Endowment...... $5,100,000 Non-Degree 12 8 20 Mario Borunda, Dean, School of Education Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 27/2 Admissions Information: No exam required. Julia Halevy, Dean, Graduate School of Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/140 Rolling application deadline; no fee. Arts & Social Sciences Library Collection ...... 24,840 Ronnie Elwell, Acting Associate Dean, Lesley College Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 781/595-6768 Terrence Keeney, Dean, Art Institute of Boston Total Enrollment 151 289 440 Email: [email protected] Sandra Doran, Chief of Staff & General Counsel Undergrad Degree 36 11 47 1 information is from 2006 Directory; institution Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Degree 115 38 153 did not respond to 2007 survey. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Non-Degree 0 240 240 Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: No exam required. Tuition/Fees...... $24,200/$250 1/15 application deadline; $90 fee. Application is Massachusetts College of Housing, Room & Board...... $10,500 available online at www.longy.edu Pharmacy and Health Sciences Endowment...... $60,483,000 179 Longwood Avenue 617/732-2800 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 399/67 Phone: 617/876-0956 X521 Email: [email protected] Boston 02115 FAX: 617/732-2801 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 144/281 www.mcphs.edu Library Collection ...... 1,040,951 Founded 1823; offers professional programs in Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total pharmacy (traditional, accelerated, and non- Total Enrollment 1,942 5,866 7,808 traditional), pharmaceutical sciences, pharmaceutical Undergrad Degree 1,026 535 1,561 marketing and management, physician assistant Graduate Degree 839 5,204 6,043 studies, chemistry, radiologic sciences, medical Non-Degree 77 127 204 imaging, pre-medical and health studies, pre-medical and health studies/doctor of optometry (with New England College of Optometry), pre-medical and health studies/doctor of osteopathy (with A. T. Still University), health psychology, nursing, environmental science (joint degree program, Colleges of the
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Fenway), dental hygiene, health sciences, drug Massachusetts who do not normally speak English in their home discovery and development, drug regulatory affairs Institute of Technology may wish to take the TOEFL as a supplement to the and health policy, radiologist assistant studies, required tests. 1/1 application deadline; $65 fee. 11/1 medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics; 77 Massachusetts Avenue 617/253-1000 Early Action deadline. Application is available online leading to certificates, bachelor’s, master’s, and Cambridge 02139 FAX: 617/253-8000 at web.mit.edu/admissions/ doctoral degrees; continuing education; summer web.mit.edu session for degree credit; campuses in Boston and Founded in 1861. Independent, coeducational, and Phone: 617/253-4791 Worcester, Mass., and Manchester, N.H. privately endowed institution with five schools and Email: [email protected] Charles F. Monahan, Jr., President one college encompassing 34 academic departments, Richard J. Lessard, VP for Finance & Administration divisions, and degree-granting programs, as well as Massachusetts School of Janis P. Bellack, VP for Academic Affairs & Provost numerous interdisciplinary centers, laboratories, Professional Psychology Chief Academic Officer and programs whose work cuts across traditional Douglas J. Pisano, Associate Provost for departmental boundaries. 221 Rivermoor Street 617/327-6777 Pharmacy Education Susan Hockfield, President Boston 02132 FAX: 617/327-4447 Robert W. Holmes, Jr., In-House Legal Counsel Dana G. Mead, Chairman of the Corporation www.mspp.edu Dennis B. Lyons, VP for Institutional Advancement Phillip L. Clay, Chancellor Founded in 1974; offers a professional program George E. Humphrey, Executive Dir. of College L. Rafael Reif, Provost leading to the Doctor of Psychology Psy.D. degree Relations & Communications Seth Alexander, President, MIT Investment in clinical psychology. Optional focuses on child William R. Dunfey, Exec. Dir. of Admissions Management Company assessment, geropsychology, and organizational Carrie Glass, Dir. of Student Financial Services Sherwin Greenblatt, Interim Executive Vice President consulting available. Specialty tracks in child/ William Cribby-Innocenti, Dir. of Residence Life Kirk Kolenbrander, VP Institute Affairs & adolescent/family, forensic, and health psychology
Tom Scanlon, Dir. of Information Services Corporation Secretary are also available. Integrated field placement Massachusetts Independent Richard B. Kaplan, Associate Dean for Instructional Claude R. Canizares, VP, Research & Associate Provost experience every year of the program. Other Resources & Dir. of Libraries Jerrold Grochow, VP, Information programs include a School Psychology Specialist Jean Joyce-Brady, Dean of Students Services & Technology Program MA/CAGS; a post-doctoral Master of Marjory McMahon, Dir. of Student Stephen Dare, Interim VP, Resource Development Science program in clinical psychopharmacology; Records and Registrar Elizabeth Garvin, Executive VP & CEO, a respecialization in clinical psychology certificate; Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Alumni Association a professional executive coaching certificate; Academic Calendar ...... Semester Lorna Gibson, Associate Provost non-matriculating courses and continuing Student Body ...... Coed Philip S. Khoury, Associate Provost education sessions. Tuition/Fees...... $21,200/$6801 Marilee Jones, Dean of Admissions Nicholas A. Covino, President Housing, Room & Board...... $11,3002 Elizabeth M. Hicks, Executive Dir. of Patrick Capobianco, Chief Fiscal & Financial Officer Endowment...... $62,100,000 Student Financial Services Alan Beck, Dean of the Doctoral Program Library Collection ...... 50,000 Karen Nilsson, Dir. of Housing Mario Murga, Dir. of Admissions Mary R. Callahan, Registrar Fall 2005 Enrollment3 FT PT Total Eileen Healy, Dir. of Student Services/Registrar Ann J. Wolpert, Dir. of Libraries Elaine Toomey, Financial Aid Officer Total Enrollment 2,594 302 2,896 Daniel Hastings, Dean for Undergraduate Education Undergrad Degree 1,763 91 1,854 Randi Dorn, Dir. of Training Isaac M. Colbert, Dean for Graduate Students Shellee Robbins, Co-Dir. of Training Graduate Degree 830 180 1,010 Larry Benedict, Dean for Student Life Non-Degree 1 31 32 Matthew Kramer, Librarian William J. Anderson, Chief Facilities Officer Dean Abbey, Dir. of Continuing Education Admissions Information: SAT I Reasoning Test James Morgan, Controller Stan Berman, Dir. of Programs of or ACT Assessment test required. Candidates for whom Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Advanced Graduate Study English is not their primary spoken language are Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Fran Mervyn, Dean of Students required to take the TOEFL. Regular application Student Body ...... Coed Kenneth Hopkins, Associate Dean of Students deadline: February 1; Early Action: November 1 Tuition/Fees...... $33,400/$200 Bob Lichtenstein, Dir. of the School Psychology Transfer Admission Priority Date: February 1. $70 Housing, Room & Board...... $9,950 Specialist Program application fee. Application is available online at Endowment...... $8,368,100,000 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized www.mcphs.edu Accepts Common Application at Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 7,118/2,108 https://app.commonapp.org/ Academic Calendar ...... Semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 982/10 Student Body ...... Coed Phone: 617/732-2850; 800/225-5506; Library Collection ...... 2,782,406 Tuition/Fees...... $21,476/$300 Fax: 617/732-2118 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Email: [email protected] Total Enrollment 9,879 327 10,206 Endowment...... $1,700,000 Undergrad Degree 4,004 49 4,053 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 15/8 1 tuition reported is for 68 cedits Graduate Degree 5,831 146 5,977 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/57 2 room varies by particular residence hall Non-Degree 44 132 176 Library Collection ...... 7,781 Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning Test Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 3 for enrollment purposes, years 1-4 Pharm D or the ACT plus Writing required. Two SAT Subject Total Enrollment 180 83 263 (First-professional students) and PA students Tests (one math and one science) are required. Graduate Degree 180 73 253 are considered undergraduate students and Non-Degree 0 10 10 years 5-6 PharmD. and PA are considered Non-native speakers may take the above tests or the graduate students. Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and two SAT Subject Tests, a math and a science. Those
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Admissions Information: Along with a number Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning or ACT Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 78/19 of essays, the GRE exam is required for PsyD and with writing component exam required. 2/1 application Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 44/21 School Psychology Programs. Application deadlines deadline; $50 fee. 11/30 Early Action deadline. Library Collection ...... 50,700 are in January and February respectively; Psycho- Application is available online at Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total pharmacology and Respecialization programs have www.merrimack.edu Total Enrollment 351 393 744 rolling admissions. $50 application fee. Executive Graduate Degree 351 322 673 Coaching Program admissions deadline is in Phone: 978/837-5100 Non-Degree 0 71 71 December. Applications are available online at Email: [email protected] www.mspp.edu Admissions Information: GRE exam required. Please contact institution for program-specific Phone: 617/327-6777 MGH Institute of application deadlines. $50 application fee. Application Email: [email protected] Health Professions is available online at www.mghihp.edu/admissions 36 1st Avenue 617/726-2947 Phone: 617/726-3140 Merrimack College Boston 02129-4557 FAX: 617/726-3716 Email: [email protected] 315 Turnpike Street 978/837-5000 www.mghihp.edu 1 tuition is per credit; fees range from $100 to $800 North Andover 01845 FAX: 978/837-5222 Founded in 1977, created to address the need for www.merrimack.edu master clinicians and leaders in the health care Montserrat College of Art Founded 1947; Augustinian Catholic college offers professions molded by the integration of theory and liberal arts, teacher education, science and engineering, clinical practice in an interdisciplinary environment. 23 Essex Street 978/921-4242 and business programs leading to associate and bach- Offers master’s, graduate level certificates and doctoral PO Box 26 FAX: 978/922-4268 elor’s degrees; master of education. Division of degrees in health care fields. Beverly 01915 www.montserrat.edu Continuing Education offers night and summer Ann W. Caldwell, President Founded 1970; offers bachelor’s of fine arts degree courses. Cooperative education programs available in Atlas D. Evans, Chief Financial Officer and four-year diplomas in fine arts, graphic design, all majors. Programs in allied health, digital media, Mary Carey, Academic Dean illustration, painting and drawing, photography, and communication studies. New joint program with Carolyn Locke, Dir. of Office of Student Affairs printmaking, and sculpture; complementary program Northern Essex Community College allows nursing Emily Devaprasad, Manager of Alumnae/i Affairs in art education; new media, interdisciplinary, and students to receive a bachelor’s degree in health Christopher Hartley, Dir. of External Relations self-directed studies are encouraged. Internship science along with their nursing degree. James V. Vitagliano, Associate Director & Registrar, programs. Residential, apartment-style campus. Richard J. Santagati, President Office of Student Affairs Several campus galleries showcasing college, local, Joseph T. Kelley, Provost & VP, Mission Effectiveness Elayne Peloquin, Dir. of Financial Aid national, and international artists. Mary Lou Retelle, VP, Enrollment Management Joyce DeSanctis, Manger of Student Accounts Dennis G. Stratford, Chief Information Officer Stan Trecker, President Jeffrey Yanagi, Executive VP, Administration & Finance Bettina Sawhill Espe, VP, Finance & Administration Charles Mollor, VP, Institutional Advancement Leslie Portney, Dir. of Graduate Programs in Physical Therapy Laura Olmstead-Tonelli, Interim Dean of Faculty Rev. Gary N. McCloskey, O.S.A., Dean of the College Jo Lennox, Associate VP, Community Relations Anthony Ferullo, Dir. of Fiscal Affairs and Controller Kevin Kearns, Dir. of Graduate Program in Communication Sciences & Disorders Jessica Sarin-Perry, Dean of Admissions Scott Gage, Dir. of Diversity Education Brian Bicknell, Dean of Student Services Kathleen Franzese, Dir. of Marketing & Margery Chisholm, Dir. of Graduate Program in Nursing Creda Camacho, Dir. of Financial Aid Public Relations Mark Bester, Dir. of Housing & Residential Life Shawn DeVeau, Dean of Students Paul Boepple, Dir. of Graduate Program in Clinical Investigation Theresa Skelly, Registrar Donna Swartwout, Asst. Dean of Students/ Mick Maldonado, Dir. of Information Technology Dir. of Resident Life Richard Terrass, Dir. of Graduate Program in Medical Imaging Cheri Coe, Dir. of Library Martin Grace, Registrar Leonie Bradbury, Dir. of the Gallery and Sarah Kidd, Bursar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Visiting Artist Program Charles Maxson, Executive Dir. of Information Academic Calendar ...... Semester Technology Services Student Body ...... Coed Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Barbara Lachance, Dir. of McQuade Library Tuition/Fees...... $8001 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Endowment...... $27,000,000 Tuition/Fees...... $20,500/$800 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $5,5001 Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 33/16 Tuition/Fees...... $26,620/$450 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 26/37 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,750 Library Collection ...... 72,677 Endowment...... $34,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 239/84 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 143/80 Total Enrollment 279 29 308 Library Collection ...... 109,495 Undergrad Degree 279 20 299 Non-Degree 0 9 9 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,950 238 2,188 Undergrad Degree 1,950 163 2,113 Graduate Degree 0 34 34 Non-Degree 0 41 41
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Admissions Information: SAT or ACT required; Admissions Information: Jan. 15 application New England portfolio of visual art, artist’s statement, official deadline; $60 fee (waived if application submitted College of Finance academic transcripts, 2 letters of recommendation. online). Nov. 15 Early Decision I deadline, and Jan. 1 Rolling application deadline. 3/1 priority deadline Early Decision II deadline. Application is available 10 High Street 617/951-2350 for financial aid and scholarship consideration. online at www.mtholyoke.edu/adm Suite 204 FAX: 617/951-2533 $40 application fee. Boston 02110 www.finance.edu Phone: 413/538-2023 Founded 1909; offers professional training and Phone: 800/836-0487 Email: [email protected] education for all levels of banking and financial Email: [email protected] services personnel leading to postsecondary 1 Room; no meals Mount Ida College certificates and associate degrees; continuing education; summer sessions. 777 Dedham Street 617/928-4500 Salvatore J. Monaco, President/CEO Mount Holyoke College Newton 02459 FAX: 617/928-4746 Mina Goldman, VP/Administration www.mountida.edu 50 College Street 413/538-2000 Carol Anderson, VP for Academic Affairs South Hadley 01075 www.mtholyoke.edu Founded in 1899; offers bachelor’s degree programs in Julie Peterson, Associate Dean of Student Affairs fields such as American studies, business administration/ Paula Bramante, VP/Dean of eLearning & Founded 1837; oldest continuing institution of higher management (sports management, equine Instructional Services education for women in the world; liberal arts management, hotel and tourism management), Carl Parks, Academic Manager curriculum leading to bachelor of arts degrees in 49 child development with educator preparation option Linda C. Fera, Director, Financial Services Academy majors, as well as self-designed majors, and a master (Pre K-2), design (fashion, graphic, interior and Jonathan Small, Assistant Dean of eLearning of arts in psychology; extensive study abroad and computer animation), human services, criminal Instructional Services international exchange programs; Frances Perkins
justice, applied forensic science, liberal studies, Robert Eastwick-Haskell, Assistant Dean of eLearning Massachusetts Independent non-traditional students program; pre-professional psychology, English, biology and veterinary Program Administration post-baccalaureate program. The academic program technology; offers selected associate degree Kimberly A Simon, Associate Director of Enrollment is supported by three Centers: The Weissman Center programs with specialized accreditation in such Robert Wagstaff, Registrar for Leadership & the Liberal Arts, the Center for the fields as dental hygiene and funeral service; Louise Sommer, Learning and Development Specialist Environment, and the Center for Global Initiatives. continuing education. Part of the Five Colleges Inc. Consortium including Accreditation...... NE Amherst, Smith, and Hampshire colleges and the Carol Matteson, President Academic Calendar...... Other University of Massachusetts at Amherst. David Healy, VP, Finance & Administration Student Body ...... Coed Lance Carluccio, VP, Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... 1 Joanne V. Creighton, President Elizabeth True, VP, Student Affairs Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Mary Jo Maydew, VP for Finance & Administration Philip Conroy, Jr., VP, Enrollment Management Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 15/1 Donal O’Shea, Dean of the Faculty & & Marketing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/125 VP for Academic Affairs Kenneth Spritz, Executive Dir. of Development Lee Bowie, Dean of the College & Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total LaTanya Purnell, Dean of Student Affairs Total Enrollment 0 486 486 VP for Student Affairs Linda Mularczyk, Dir. of Financial Aid Jane B. Brown, VP for Enrollment & College Relations Undergrad Degree 0 123 123 Elizabeth Storinge, Dean of Admissions Non-Degree 0 363 363 Liz Braun, Dean of Students & Associate Marge Lippincott, Dean of Information Technologies Dean of the College & Learning Resources Admissions Information: No exam required. Charles Haight, VP for Development Rolling application deadline. Application is available Patricia VandenBerg, Executive Dir. of Accreditation...... NE, Specialized online at www.finance.edu Communications & Strategic Initiatives Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Phone: 617/951-2350 Alison Donta, Dir. of Institutional Research 1 Diane Anci, Dean of Admission Tuition/Fees...... $19,800/$650 Email: [email protected] Housing, Room & Board...... $10,225 Kathy Blaisdell, Dir. of Student Financial Services 1 tuition ranges from $267 to $283 per credit Donna Delisle-Mitchel, Interim Registrar Endowment...... $8,728,042 Patricia Albanese, Chief Information Officer and Dir. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 106/52 of Library, Information & Technology Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 58/83 The New England College Library Collection ...... 137,410 Accreditation...... NE of Optometry Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar ...... Semester 424 Beacon Street 617/266-2030 Student Body...... Women Total Enrollment 1,232 57 1,289 Undergrad Degree 1,232 57 1,289 Boston 02115 FAX: 617/424-9202 Tuition/Fees...... $34,080/$176 www.neco.edu Housing, Room & Board...... $10,040 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Endowment...... $520,784,000 required. No application deadline; $35 fee. Application Founded 1894; offers professional program in Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 588/200 is available online at www.mountida.edu optometry leading to professional doctoral degrees; Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 207/34 graduate degrees; continuing education; accelerated Library Collection ...... 778,649 Phone: 617/928-4535 programs for students with doctorates in sciences. Email: [email protected] Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Alan Laird Lewis, President Total Enrollment 2,054 73 2,127 1 for students living on campus; fees for Robert Gordon, Chief Financial Officer Undergrad Degree 2,030 34 2,064 commuters are $470 David A. Heath, VP/Dean for Academic Affairs Graduate Degree 2 0 2 Terrance B. Neylon, VP, Administration Non-Degree 22 39 61 Barry Barresi, VP, Clinical Care & Services
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David Wilber, VP, Institutional Advancement Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total New England School Elizabeth Hoppe, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 729 48 777 of Acupuncture Patricia Dahill, Dir. of Human Resources Undergrad Degree 359 24 383 Richard Dahill, Dir. of Auxiliary Services Graduate Degree 370 19 389 40 Belmont Street 617/926-1788 William Hanway, Dir. of Information Technology Non-Degree 0 5 5 Watertown 02742 FAX: 617/924-4167 www.nesa.edu Lucinda Hutchison, Dir. of Library Services Admissions Information: SAT I or Barbara McGinley, Dir. of Student Services ACT exam required. 12/2 application deadline; Founded 1975; offers programs leading to master’s Carol Rubel, Dir. of Financial Aid $100 fee. Application is available online at degrees in acupuncture, and acupuncture and Larry Shattuck, Dir. of Admissions www.newenglandconservatory.edu/admission/ oriental medicine; and prepares students for licensure. Glenda Underwood, Registrar colldownload.html New joint program in pain management with Tufts Whitney Ashe, Assoc. Dir. for Development Medical School. Programs emphasize clinical & Alumni Affairs Phone: 617/585-1101 instruction and provide internships in acupuncture Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Email: [email protected] and Chinese Herbal Medicine. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Evelyn Fowler, President Student Body ...... Coed The New England Amy Hull, Academic Dean Tuition/Fees...... $29,088/$6151 Institute of Art Kathy Seltzer, Dean of Clinical Education Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Larry Pensack, Chief Financial Officer Endowment...... $12,000,000 10 Brookline Place West 617/739-1700 Jeffrey Karon, Controller Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 91/27 Brookline 02445 FAX: 617/582-4680 Beth Storrs, Dir. Academic Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/187 www.neia.aii.edu Peter Wayne, Dir. of Research Library Collection ...... 16,934 Founded 1954; offers programs in audio production, Della Lawhon, Dir. of Kelly Library Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total broadcasting, and photography leading to associate Lisa Farwell, Admissions Coordinator/ Total Enrollment 414 22 436 degrees; and programs in audio & media technology, Financial Aid Officer Graduate Degree 414 22 436 digital media production, graphic design, interior Sheila Carroll, Clinic Manager design, interactive media design, media arts & Vivien Zhang, Chinese Herbal Pharmacy Manager Admissions Information: SAT and OAT exam Lane Seiger, Bookstore Manager required. 3/31 application deadline; $75 fee. animation, and photography leading to Application is available online at www.neco.edu bachelor degrees. Accreditation...... NE Cand, Specialized Stacy Sweeney, President Academic Calendar ...... Trimester Phone: 617/236-6204 Tom Dyer, Dean of Academic Afffairs Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] Michele Tracia, Dean of Student Affairs Tuition/Fees ...... 1/$275 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing 1 Ken Post, VP/Dir. of Admissions mandatory fees are $615 for first year students Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 25/60 and $190 for years 2-4 Fouad Sayess, Dir. of Administrative and Financial Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/40 Anna Kelly, Dir. of Financial Aid Library Collection ...... 8,133 The New England Toni Akin, Dir. of Student Accounting Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Conservatory of Music Kevin Godfrey, Registrar Total Enrollment 169 57 226 Sayed Khodier, Dir. of Technology Graduate Degree 169 57 226 290 Huntington Avenue 617/585-1100 Traci Beevers, Dir. of Human Resources Admissions Information: No exams required. Boston 02115 FAX: 617/262-0500 John Lay, Dir. of Career Services www.newenglandconservatory.edu Bachelor’s degree required. 12/1 Early Decision Sandra Orlowski, Alumni Coordinator application deadline; 5/1 application deadline. Founded 1867; offers professional programs in Kim Keegan, Dir. of Center for music leading to postsecondary diplomas, bachelor’s, Professional Development Phone: 617/926-1788 X105 master’s and doctoral degrees in musical arts; double Accreditation...... NE Email: [email protected] degree programs with Tufts University. Academic Calendar ...... Semester 1 $320 per credit full-time tuition; $352 per credit Laurence Lesser, Acting President Student Body ...... Coed part time tuition. First year tuition for acupuncture Susan Davy, VP, Finance & Administration Tuition/Fees...... $19,200/$1,295 program is $14,240; first year tuition for oriental Robert Dodson, Provost Housing, Room & Board...... $10,364 medicine program is $15,040; First year dual Don Jones, VP, Institutional Advancement Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 93/6 program tuition is $15,680 Tom Novak, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/60 Thomas Handel, Dean of Students Library Collection ...... 12,250 Newbury College Robert Winkley, Registrar Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Jean Morrow, Dir. of Libraries Total Enrollment 1,095 314 1,409 129 Fisher Avenue 617/730-7000 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 1,095 209 1,304 Brookline 02445 FAX: 617/731-9618 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Non-Degree 0 105 105 www.newbury.edu Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: No application Founded in 1962; offers bachelor’s and associate Tuition/Fees...... $29,000/$300 deadline; $50 application fee, $100 administrative fee. degree programs in Brookline (main campus) and Housing, Room & Board...... $13,500 Application is available online at www.neia.aii.edu Weymouth (continuing education) to full-time, Endowment...... $71,100,000 part-time, day, evening, and summer students. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 129/13 Phone: 800-903-4425 Bachelor’s degree programs include communication; Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 93/119 E-mail: [email protected] corporate communications; graphic design; psychology; Library Collection ...... 140,000 computer science; interior design; legal studies;
94 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities business administration; health care management; Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/130 Samuel B. Solomon, Asst. Treasurer & Budget Director hotel, restaurant & service management; and 13 Library Collection ...... 72,628 Marian Stanley, VP, University Corporate Partnerships concentrations. Also offers associate degree programs Fall 2005 Enrollment1 FT PT Total Edward A. Warro, Dean, University Libraries and certificate programs. Total Enrollment 538 27 565 Robert P. Weir, VP, Information Services Hannah M. McCarthy, Interim President Undergrad Degree 297 0 297 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Ralph Kidder, VP of Finance Graduate Degree 237 23 260 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Salvadore Liberto, VP for Enrollment & Non-Degree 4 4 8 Student Body ...... Coed Dean of Admission Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Tuition/Fees...... $29,910/$399 Paul Martin, Dean of Student Affairs required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Housing, Room & Board...... $10,970 Peter Nowak, Dean, School of Application is available online at www.nichols.edu Endowment...... $611,562,000 Business & Management Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,752/371 Damon Revelas, Dean, Roger A. Saunders School of Phone: 800/470-3379 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 868/384 Hotel & Restaurant Management Email: [email protected] Library Collection ...... 3,511,5202 Rachelle Mazza Borelli, Registrar 1 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Peter Obuchan, Dir. of Library Services enrollment figures do not include evening and online students Total Enrollment 17,611 5,774 23,385 Jack Kilkelly, Dir. of Human Resources Undergrad Degree 14,730 3,063 17,793 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Degree 2,881 1,930 4,811 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Northeastern University Non-Degree 0 781 781 Student Body ...... Coed Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Tuition/Fees...... $17,200/$1,100 360 Huntington Avenue 617/373-2000 Boston 02115 www.northeastern.edu required. 1/15 application deadline; 11/15 Early Housing, Room & Board...... $9,200 Action Program deadline; 2/1 Visual Arts and Music Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 53/12 Founded 1898; offers liberal arts, professional, Technology deadline; $65 application fee. Application Massachusetts Independent Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/94 technical and teacher education programs leading is available online at www.northeastern.edu/admissions Library Collection ...... 470,756 to postsecondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s, Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total master’s, doctoral and first professional degrees; Phone: 617/373-2200 Total Enrollment 903 408 1,311 continuing education; cooperative education; Email: [email protected] summer session for degree credit. Undergrad Degree 903 356 1,259 1 employment figures as of Fall 2005. Non-Degree 0 52 52 Joseph Aoun, President Ahmed T. Abdelal, Sr. VP, Academic Affairs & Provost 2 Admissions Information: No exam required. library holdings as of June 2005. Rolling application deadline; $50 fee (fee for Linda D. Allen, University Registrar William Bartolini, VP, Development applications submitted online is $25). 12/1 Early Pine Manor College1 Decision deadline. Application is available online Daniel F. Bourque, VP, Facilities Robert L. Cunningham, Sr. VP, at www.newbury.edu 400 Heath Street 617/731-7000 Institutional Advancement Chestnut Hill 02467 FAX: 617/731-7199 Robert P. Gittens, VP, Public Affairs Phone: 617/730-7007 www.pmc.edu Email: [email protected] M. Seamus Harreys, Dean, Student Financial Services Christopher Hopey, VP and Dean, Professional & Founded 1911; women’s college; offers liberal arts and Continuing Studies teacher education programs leading to associate and Nichols College Deanna Jantzen, Dir. of Board of Trustees Office bachelor’s degrees; summer session for degree credit. Also offers MFA in Creative Writing. PO Box 5000 800/470-3379 and Asst. University Counsel Dudley 01571 FAX: 508/943-9885 Brian Kenny, VP, Marketing & Communications Gloria Nemerowicz, President www.nichols.edu E. Edward Klotzbier, VP, Student Affairs Tingey Sewall, VP, Business and Finance William E. Kneeland, Jr., Controller and Treasurer Susan Webber, VP, Institutional Advancement Founded 1815; offers business administration, liberal James Lambert, Dir. of Corporations & Foundations Nia Lane Chester, Dean of the College arts and educator preparation programs leading to Vincent J. Lembo, VP and University Counsel Denise Alleyne, Dean of Student Life associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing Lynn Lyford, VP, Cooperative Education Eugene Rosi, Executive Assistant to the President education; summer session for degree credit. Philomena V. Mantella, Sr. VP, Enrollment Robin Engel, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Debra M. Murphy, President Management & Student Affairs Kerry Boyd, Registrar Susan K. Tellier, VP of Administration Fred McGrail, Dir. of Communications & Liam Roche, Dir. of Information Technology Alan J. Reinhardt, VP of Academic Affairs Public Relations Marilyn Smith Bregoli, Dir. of the Library Thomas R. Cafaro, VP of Enrollment & Marketing Jack Moynihan, VP, Alumni Relations Rhonda Seidman, Dir. of English Language Institute Joseph Cofield, VP of Advancement Laurence F. Mucciolo, Sr. VP, Michael Mangum, Dir. of Security Brian McCoy, Dean of Student Affairs Administration & Finance Bill Boffi, Dir. of Athletics Kevin Brassard, Chief Information Officer David O’Brien, Dir. of Athletics Accreditation...... NE Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Ronné Patrick Turner, Dean, Admissions Academic Calendar ...... Semester Academic Calendar ...... Semester Katherine N. Pendergast, VP, Student Body...... Women Student Body ...... Coed Human Resources Management Tuition/Fees...... $16,600/$250 Tuition/Fees...... $23,600/$300 Donnie Perkins, Dean and Dir. of Housing, Room & Board...... $10,028 Housing, Room & Board...... $8,800 Affirmative Action & Diversity Endowment...... $11,888,301 Endowment...... $12,500,000 Mark L. Putnam, Dir. of University Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 94/146 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 107/22 Planning & Research
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Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 32/36 Regis College School of The Museum of Library Collection ...... 138,973 Fine Arts, Boston 235 Wellesley Street 781/768-7000 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Weston 02493-1571 FAX: 781/768-8339 230 The Fenway 617/267-6100 Total Enrollment 455 0 455 www.regiscollege.edu Boston 02115 FAX: 617/424-6271 Undergrad Degree 455 0 455 Founded 1927, offers associate degrees in nursing and www.smfa.edu Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam medical radiography (in partnership with Lawrence Founded in 1876, offers bachelor of fine arts in art required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Memorial Hospital); bachelor’s degrees in the liberal education, five-year combined-degree (BA or BS with Application is available online at arts, nursing, and social work; licensure and/or certifi- BFA), master of arts in teaching in art education, and http://www.pmc.edu/admissions/firstyear/apply.html cate in early childhood, elementary, and secondary master of fine arts degrees, all in partnership with Phone: 800/PMC-1357 education; and master’s degrees in communications, Tufts University. Also offers an all-studio four-year Email: [email protected] education, nursing, health policy, leadership and diploma, a one-year fifth year certificate and a organizational change, and public administration. one-year post baccalaureate certificate. Continuing 1 all information with the exception of enrollment, Cross-registration allows students to take one course education evening and weekend courses, high school tuition and housing cost is from 2006 Directory. per semester at Babson, Bentley or Boston College. workshops, and art-making programs for teenagers Mary Jane England, President are also available. Quincy College Paula Harbecke, Interim VP, Academic Affairs Deborah H. Dluhy, Deputy Director & Thomas Pistorino, VP, Finance & Business Dean of the School 34 Coddington Street 617/984-1700 Lynn Tripp Coleman,VP, Student Affairs Daniel P. Poteet, Provost Quincy 02169 FAX: 617/984-1794 R. Joseph Bellavance, Jr., VP, Enrollment & Marketing Lorne Falk, Dean of Faculty www.quincycollege.edu Clotilde Zannetos, Co-Executive Director, Development Mark Kerwin, Chief Financial Officer Founded 1956; offers liberal arts, business, technical, and Alumnae Relations Susan Clain, Dean of Admissions occupational and allied health programs leading to Miriam Finn Sherman, Co-Executive Director, Ernest Plowman, Dean of Students postsecondary certificates and associate degrees; Development and Alumnae Relations Mary Roetzel, Associate Provost continuing education; cooperative education; summer Mary Jane Doherty, Special Assistant to the President Aubrey Baer, Associate Librarian sessions and winter intersession for degree credit. Kara Kolomitz, Dean of Students Stephanie Boye, Dir. of Special Projects Emily Keily, Dir. of Admission David Brown, Associate Dean Academic Affairs, Martha Sue Harris, Acting President Rosemary Noon, Dir. of Communications & Graduate Programs Steve Higgins, Chief Financial Officer Cultural Affairs Scott Derby, Dir. of Protective Services Thomas De Santes II, VP, Enrollment Management Dolores Ludwick, Dir. of Financial Aid Barbara Donnellan, Dir. of Business Operations Robert Baker, Interim VP Academic Affairs Patricia McDonough, CSJ, Registrar Lyn Dwyer, Development Officer Rose DeVito, Dir. of Financial Aid Lynn Triplett, Dir. of Library Christopher Fox, Budget Officer Susan Bossa, Dir. of Student Support Services David Geldart, Dir. of Facilities Tom Pham, Executive Dir. of Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Elizabeth Goreham, Dir. of Financial Aid Administrative Systems Network Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body...... Women Kelly Lane, Bursar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $23,680 Suzanne Liola Matus, Dir. of Communications Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $10,560 Susan Lush, Associate Dean Academic Affairs, Student Body ...... Coed Endowment...... $18,000,000 Undergraduate Programs Tuition/Fees...... $2,276/$20 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 136/80 Cheryl Martin, Registrar Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 54/94 Tracy Phillips, Dir. of Alumni Programs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 60/5 Library Collection ...... 159,207 Debra Samdperil, Dir. of the Artist’s Resource Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 50/300 Center & Continuing Education Library Collection ...... 44,965 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Joanna Soltan, Curator Total Enrollment 781 522 1,303 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 621 222 843 Accreditation...... Specialized Total Enrollment 3,500 1,500 5,000 Graduate Degree 160 300 460 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Undergrad Degree 3,000 1,000 4,000 Student Body ...... Coed Non-Degree 500 500 1,000 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Tuition/Fees...... $25,280/$964 required. Rolling admission (priority deadline 2/15); Admissions Information: No application Housing, Room & Board...... $11,380 $50 fee. Application is available online at deadline; $30 fee. Application is available online Endowment...... $19,617,326 www.regiscollege.edu at www.quincycollege.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 72/14 1 Phone: 781/768-7100 or 866/438-7344 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 51/129 Phone: 617/984-1710 2 Email: [email protected] Library Collection ...... 21,000 Email: [email protected] Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 707 712 1,419 Undergrad Degree 611 66 677 Graduate Degree 96 0 96 Non-Degree3 0 646 646
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Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Smith College required for all applicants seeking a BFA or BFA in Art Total Enrollment 2,484 2,291 4,775 Education degree. SAT II is also accepted. Exams not Undergrad Degree 1,737 182 1,919 Northampton 01063 413/584-2700 required for diploma or post-baccalaureate applicants. Graduate Degree 747 2,109 2,856 Founded 1871; offers liberal arts program leading Portfolio review is required for all applicants. $60 fee. Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Please visit www.smfa.edu/admissions/apply for priority required. 3/1 application deadline; $35 fee. 12/1 Early Carol Christ, President deadlines, which differ according to program. Action deadline. Application is available online at Ruth Constantine, VP, Finance & Administration Phone: 617/369-3665; 800/643-6078 www.simmons.edu/admission/undergraduate Susan Bourque, Provost/Dean of the Faculty Email: [email protected] Patricia Jackson, VP, Advancement Phone: 617/521-2051 Laurie Fenlason, Chief Public Affairs Officer 1 faculty numbers are from Fall 2005 1 undergraduate school and MBA program are Audrey Smith, Dean of Enrollment Patricia O’Neil, Registrar 2 women-only. Other graduate schools are coed. on-site library collection only, students also have Herbert Nickles, Executive Dir. of ITS access to the library at the Museum of Fine Arts, Christopher Loring, Dir. of Libraries Boston, which has over 300,000 holdings Simon’s Rock College of Bard Maureen Mahoney, Dean of the College 3 Julianne Ohotnicky, Dean of Students non-degree seeking enrollment includes students 84 Alford Road 413/528-0771 Jennifer Walters, Dean of Religious Life matriculated at Tufts, exchange students Great Barrington 01230 FAX: 413/528-7365 from other institutions, and continuing William Brandt, Dir. of Campus www.simons-rock.edu education students Operations & Facilities Founded in 1964; offers liberal arts and science Kathy Zieja, Dir. of Residence & Dining Services programs leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees; Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Simmons College designed to accomodate bright, highly motivated Academic Calendar ...... Semester Massachusetts Independent young students who seek greater academic challenge 300 The Fenway 617/521-2000 Student Body...... Women upon completion of 10th grade; institution is affiliated Boston 02115 FAX: 617/521-3199 Tuition/Fees...... $32,320/$238 with Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. www.simmons.edu Housing, Room & Board...... $10,880 Founded 1899; offers liberal arts, teacher education Leon Botstein, President Endowment...... $1,174,288,238 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, Dimitri Papadimitriou, Executive VP Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 782/82 master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing education; Mary B. Marcy, Provost and Vice President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 288/28 summer session for degree credit. U Ba Win, Dean of the College Library Collection ...... 1,578,014 Jon MacClaren, Dir. of Finance & Assistant Controller Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Susan C. Scrimshaw, President Samuel Ruhmkorff, Dean of Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 3,040 60 3,100 Lisa G. Chapnick, Senior VP, Leslie Davidson, Dean of Student Affairs & Admission Undergrad Degree 2,612 30 2,642 Administration & Planning Susan Emerson Clapp, Dir. of Graduate Degree 421 30 451 Humberto Goncalves, Senior VP, Finance Institutional Advancement Non-Degree 7 0 7 Kristina Schaefer, VP, Advancement Christine Somervill, Executive Assistant to Provost Diane Raymond, Dean of the College of Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Accreditation...... NE Arts & Sciences required. 1/15 application deadline; $60 fee (waived Academic Calendar ...... Semester Sheila Murphy, Dean for Student Life if applying online) 11/15 and 1/2 Early Decision Student Body ...... Coed Donna M. Dolan, Registrar of the College deadlines. Common Application exclusive. Diane M. Hallisey, Dir. of Student Financial Services Tuition/Fees...... $32,834/$530 Daphne Harrington, Dir. of College Libraries Housing, Room & Board...... $8,654 Phone: 413/585-2500 Deborah Merrill-Sands, Dean of the Endowment...... $16,000,000 Email: [email protected] School of Management Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 83/6 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 40/29 Gerald Koocher, Dean of the School for Health Studies Springfield College Stefan Krug, Acting Dean of the School of Social Work Library Collection ...... 73,514 Michelle Cloonan, Dean of the School of Library & Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 263 Alden Street 413/748-3000 Information Science Total Enrollment 369 17 386 Springfield 01109 FAX: 413/748-3694 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Undergrad Degree 369 17 386 www.springfieldcollege.edu Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT highly Founded 1885; offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral Student Body...... Women1 recommended. 5/31 application deadine; $50 fee. degrees leading to professional careers in a wide range Tuition/Fees...... $25,914/$794 Application is available for download online at of areas; continuing education; cooperative education; Housing, Room & Board...... $10,710 www.simons-rock.edu summer session for degree credit. Endowment...... $169,000,000 Richard B. Flynn, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 422/52 Phone: 413/528-0771 Email: [email protected] John Mailhot, VP, Administration & Finance Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 237/148 Jean Wyld, VP, Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 27,436 1 information is from 2006 Directory; institution David Braverman, VP, Student Affairs did not respond to 2007 survey David Fraboni, VP, Institutional Advancement Jill Russell, VP, Strategic Planning/Executive Assistant to the President
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Ronald Ziemba, Dir. of Marketing & Communications Linda I. Sullivan, Registrar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Mary Ann Coughlin, Institutional Researcher Gary Hammon, Dir. of Information Technology Academic Calendar ...... Semester Mary Deangleo, Dir. of Undergraduate Admission Edward J. Hynes, Dir. of the College Library Student Body ...... Coed Ed Ciosek, Dir. of Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $22,610/$80 Catherine Banks, Associate Dean of Students Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $12,758 Irene Rios, Registrar Student Body ...... Coed Endowment...... $87,600,000 Lloyd Fassett, Chief Technology Officer Tuition/Fees...... $26,404 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 567/51 Andrea Taupier, Dir. of the Library Housing, Room & Board...... $8,990 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 352/524 Mary Dunn, Dir. of Human Resources Endowment...... $129,900,000 Library Collection ...... 653,745 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 334/80 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total1 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 140/126 Total Enrollment 5,705 2,885 8,590 Student Body ...... Coed Library Collection ...... 584,098 Undergrad Degree 4,094 535 4,629 Tuition/Fees...... $22,390/$325 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 1,512 2,029 3,541 Housing, Room & Board...... $8,170 Total Enrollment 2,267 176 2,443 Non-Degree 99 321 420 Endowment...... $47,875,927 Undergrad Degree 2,241 125 2,366 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 391/18 Graduate Degree 7 5 12 required. 3/1 application deadline for fall semester; Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 211/410 Non-Degree 19 46 65 12/1 for spring. 6/30 fall semester application for Library Collection ...... 175,835 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam transfer students; spring transfer deadline 11/30. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total required. 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/1 11/1 Early Action deadline. $50 fee. Application is Total Enrollment 4,162 863 5,025 Early Decision deadline. Application is available available online at www.suffolk.edu/admission.html Undergrad Degree 3,027 450 3,477 online at www.embark.com Graduate Degree 1,135 413 1,548 Phone: 617/573-8460 Email: [email protected] Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Phone: 508/565-1373 required. 4/1 application deadline; $40 fee. 12/1 Early Email: [email protected] 1 reported enrollment includes continuing Decision deadline. Application is available online at education students; Suffolk Law School; and www.spfldcol.edu Suffolk University all Suffolk campuses. Phone: 413/748-3136 8 Ashburton Place 617/573-8000 Email: [email protected] Boston 02108 FAX: 617/742-4291 Tufts University www.suffolk.edu Tufts University 617/628-5000 Stonehill College Founded 1906; offers liberal arts, communication, Medford 02155 www.tufts.edu education, engineering, sciences, accounting, Founded 1852; offers liberal arts, sciences, engineering, 320 Washington Street 508/565-1000 management, finance, computer information systems, engineering management, teacher education and Easton 02357 FAX: 508/565-1444 law, international economics, paralegal and clinical professional programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s www.stonehill.edu psychology programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, and doctoral degrees; seven graduate and professional Founded 1948; Roman Catholic college offers master’s and doctorate degrees; continuing education; schools, continuing education and certificate bachelor’s degrees in three major concentrations: cooperative education; summer sessions for programs; summer sessions for degree credit. liberal arts and related professional disciplines, degree credit. Lawrence S. Bacow, President sciences, and business administration; master’s David J. Sargent, President Jamshed Bharucha, Provost & Senior Vice President degree in accountancy; continuing education; Francis X. Flannery, VP and Treasurer Mary R. Jeka, VP, University Relations summer session for degree credit. Patricia Meservey, Provost and Academic VP Steven S. Manos, Executive Vice President Rev. Mark T. Cregan, C.S.C., President Kenneth Greenberg, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences Brian K. Lee, VP, Advancement Edward P. Casieri, VP for Finance & Treasurer Nancy Stoll, Dean of Students Kathe Cronin, VP, Human Resources Katie Conboy, VP for Academic Affairs William J. O’Neill, Jr., Dean, Sawyer School of Thomas S. McGurty, VP, Finance & Treasurer Karen Talentino, Dean of Faculty Management Amelia Tynan, VP, Information Technology Joseph Favazza, Dean of General Education Marguerite Dennis, VP, Enrollment & International John M. Roberto, VP, Operations Francis X. Dillon, VP for Advancement Programs Robert Sternberg, Dean of the School of Rev. John Denning, C.S.C., VP for Mission Kathryn Battillo, VP of Development Arts & Sciences Rev. George Mulligan, C.S.C., VP for Student Affairs Rosemarie Sansone, Dir. of Public Affairs Linda M. Abriola, Dean of the School of Engineering Jean R. Hamler, Associate VP and Michael Duggan, Dir. of Enrollment Research & Stephen W. Bosworth, Dean of the Fletcher Dir. of Intercultural Affairs Planning School of Law & Diplomacy Pauline Dobrowski, Associate VP of Student Affairs Walter Caffey, Dean, Enrollment Naomi Rosenberg, Dean, Sackler School of Graduate Eileen K. O’Leary, Assistant VP for Finance Christine Perry, Dir. of Financial Aid Biomedical Sciences & Dir. of Student Aid/Finance Mary Lally, Registrar Lonnie Norris, Dean, School of Dental Medicine Martin McGovern, Dir. of Communications Paul Ladd, Dir. of Management Information Systems Michael Rosenblatt, M.D., Dean, School of Medicine & Media Relations Robert Dugan, Dir. of Sawyer Library Robert Russell, Dir. of Jean Mayer USDA Human Laura Uerling, Dir. of Planning & Institutional Robert H. Smith, Dean, School of Law Nutrition Research Center Research John Hamel, Dir. of Undergraduate Admission Deborah Turner Kochevar, Dean, Cummings School of Brian P. Murphy, Dean of Admissions & Enrollment Judith Reynolds, Dir. of Graduate Admission Veterinary Medicine Ali Hicks, Dir. of Residence Life Gail Ellis, Dean of Law School Admission Eileen Kennedy, Dean, Gerald J. & Dorothy R. Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy
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Lee Coffin, Dean, Admissions & Nancy Daniel, Division Chair, Human Services Admissions Information: New SAT Reasoning Enrollment Management Administration & General Studies; and two SAT Subject tests (preferably one should be Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Dir. of Learning Resources Center math or science) or ACT with Writing exam required. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Accreditation...... NE 1/15 application deadline; $50 fee (waived for Student Body ...... Coed Academic Calendar ...... Semester financial need or if applying online). 11/1 Early Tuition/Fees...... $33,906/$824 Student Body ...... Coed Decision deadline. Application available online at Housing, Room & Board...... $9,770 Tuition/Fees...... $3,360/$20 www.wellesley.edu/Admission/ Endowment...... $1,181,971,600 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Phone: 781/283-2270 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 3,314/825 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 12/3 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 770/466 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 3/46 1 Library Collection ...... 2,980,123 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 17 776 793 Wentworth Institute Total Enrollment 8,814 924 9,738 Undergrad Degree 17 504 521 of Technology Undergrad Degree 4,969 82 5,051 Non-Degree 0 272 272 550 Huntington Avenue 617/989-4590 Graduate Degree 3,684 512 4,196 Admissions Information: Writing assessment Boston 02115 FAX: 617/989-4591 Non-Degree 161 330 491 exam required. Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. www.wit.edu Admissions Information: SAT I with writing and Founded 1904; provides technical, engineering and 2 subject tests of SAT II or the ACT with writing Phone: 617/348-6330 Email: [email protected] professional programs leading to bachelor’s degrees; required. 1/1 application deadline; $70 fee. Early continuing education leading to asscoiate degrees; Decision deadlines; 11/15, and 1/1; 3/1 application cooperative education; summer session for degree credit. deadline for fall transfers. Application is available Wellesley College online at admissions.tufts.edu Zorica Pantic, President Massachusetts Independent 106 Central Street 781/283-4000 John P. Heinstadt, VP for Business and Finance Phone: 617/627-3170 Wellesley 02481 www.wellesley.edu Kuei-wu Tsai, VP for Academic Affairs and Provost Email: [email protected] Anne M. Gill, Associate VP for Human Resources Founded 1870, a leader in providing excellent Holly Knight, VP for Institutional Advancement 1 library holdings as of June 30, 2005 and liberal-arts education for women leading to David Wahlstrom, Associate VP for Business includes books, serials, other paper materials bachelor’s degrees. Robert Totino, Associate VP for Finance (incl. government documents), e-books, serial Diana Chapman Walsh, President subscriptions (incl. electronics), microforms Keiko Broomhead, Interim VP of Student Affairs and audiovisual materials Andrew B. Evans, VP, Finance & Treasurer Phillip Bernard, Dir. of Residential Life & Housing Patricia Byrne, VP, Administration & Planning Deborah Ciccolo, Executive Dir. of Kimberly Goff-Crews, Dean of Students Information Technology Urban College of Boston Andrew Shennan, Dean of the College Walter Punch, Dir. of Libraries Joanne Berger-Sweeney, Associate Dean of the College 178 Tremont Street 617/348-6359 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Adele Wolfson, Associate Dean of the College Academic Calendar ...... Semester Boston 02111 FAX: 617/423-4758 David Blinder, VP, Resources & Public Affairs www.urbancollege.edu Student Body ...... Coed Mary Ann Hill, Dir. of Public Information & Tuition/Fees...... $19,300/$640 Chartered in 1993; offers associate degree programs Government Relations Housing, Room & Board...... $9,300 in early childhood education, human services Lawrence Baldwin, Dir. of Institutional Research Endowment...... $77,313,000 administration and general studies; postsecondary Jennifer Desjarlais, Dean of Admission Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 228/36 certificates; continuing education; summer session Kathryn Osmond, Dir. of Student Financial Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 135/132 for degree credit. Serves non-traditional students Peter Eastment, Dir. of Housing & Transportation Library Collection ...... 92,977 from Boston’s diverse neighborhoods. Ann Hamilton, Registrar Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Linda Edmonds Turner, President Micheline Jedrey, VP, Information Services & College Librarian Total Enrollment 3,141 495 3,636 Sheila Taylor-King, Academic Dean Undergrad Degree 3,140 439 3,579 Tom Neel, Dean of Finance & Administration Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 1 56 57 Josie Hatuëy, Dir. of Academic Support & Services Academic Calendar ...... Semester Erin Knepler, Dir. of Academic Grants Student Body...... Women Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Henry J. Johnson, Dean of Enrollment Tuition/Fees...... $32,384/$688 required. 2/15 application deadline with rolling Services & Registrar Housing, Room & Board...... $10,216 admissions. Application is available online at Patricia Harden, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment...... $1,400,000,000 www.wit.edu Tina Cabral, Assistant Dir. of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 705/130 Phone: 800/556-0610 Institutional Advancement Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 241/102 Email: [email protected] Grace Caines, Division Chair, Early Childhood Library Collection ...... 1,500,000 Education Degree Program Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 2,216 115 2,331 Undergrad Degree 2,207 17 2,224 Non-Degree 9 98 107
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Western New England College Gus Garzon, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Admissions Information: SAT/ACT submission Peter Hood, Dir. of Finance optional. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 1215 Wilbraham Road 413/782-3111 Esther A. Griswold, Dir. of the Library and 1/15 Early Decision deadlines. Application is Springfield 01119-2684 FAX: 413/782-1746 available online at www.wheatoncollege.edu www.wnec.edu Accreditation...... Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Semester Founded 1919; offers business, engineering, arts and Phone: 508/286-8251 Student Body ...... Coed Email: [email protected] sciences, teacher education, law, and professional Tuition/Fees...... $16,540/$300 programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing and juris doctor degrees; continuing education; MBA Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 28/6 Wheelock College programs; summer session; online learning. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 18/11 Anthony S. Caprio, President Library Collection ...... 226,200 200 The Riverway 617/879-2000 Boston 02215 www.wheelock.edu David P. Kruger, VP, Finance and Administration Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Jerry A. Hirsch, Provost and VP, Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 150 63 213 Founded 1888; offers liberal arts and sciences, ele- Beverly Dwight, VP, Development & Alumni Relations Graduate Degree 143 38 181 mentary, early childhood and special education; child Barbara A. Campanella, VP, Marketing & Non-Degree 7 25 32 and family studies, juvenile justice and social work External Affairs programs leading to bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Admissions Information: GRE exam required. Charles R. Pollock, VP, Enrollment Management Jackie Jenkins Scott, President Richard M. DiRuzza, VP, Student Affairs 3/15 application deadline; $65 fee. Application is online at www.wjst.edu Roy Schifilliti, VP of Administration & Student Life & Dean of Students Anne Marie Martorana, VP, Finance Gregory C. Michael, Exec. Dir. of Career Phone: 617/492-1960 Suzanne Pasch, VP, Academic Affairs and Provost & Human Resources Email: [email protected] Linda Welter, VP, Development & Cheryl I. Smith, Special Assistant to the President Institutional Advancement Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Michael Akillian, VP, Marketing & Communications Academic Calendar ...... Semester Wheaton College Susan Antonelli, Dean of Student Development Student Body ...... Coed Office of Admission 508/286-8200 Richard Leonard, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $22,982/$1,644 26 East Main Street FAX: 508/286-8270 Lisa Walmsley, Dean of Enrollment & Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... $9,526 Norton 02766 www.wheatoncollege.edu Lynne Harding, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Endowment...... $41,140,830 Mary McCormack, Associate VP for Student Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 405/59 Founded 1834; offers liberal arts program leading Brian Price, Associate VP for Academic Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 164/156 to bachelor’s degrees. Eleonora Villegas Reimers, Dean of Education Library Collection ...... 135,000 Ronald A. Crutcher, President Kathleen Kirk Bishop, Dean of Social Work Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Rick Wallick, VP, Finance & Operations Shirley Malone Fenner, Dean of Arts and Sciences Total Enrollment 2,779 964 3,743 Molly Smith, Provost Chip Towle, Dir. of Information Technology Undergrad Degree 2,363 477 2,840 Gordy Weil, Associate Provost & Faculty Elvernoy Johnson, Associate VP, Academic Resources & Graduate Degree1 414 475 889 Liaison to the President Dir. of the Library Non-Degree 2 12 14 Sharon Howard, Dir. of Alumae/i Affairs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Michael Graca, Dir. of Communications Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT I exam required. David Caldwell, Dir. of Institutional Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. 3/1 Priority Student Body ...... Coed Research & Planning Tuition/Fees...... $24,235/$655 application deadline. Application is available online Gail Berson, VP for Enrollment and Dean of at www.wnec.edu/admissions/ Housing, Room & Board...... $9,910 Admission & Student Aid Endowment...... $44,000,000 Phone: 413/782-1321 or 800/325-1122x1321 Robin Randall, Assistant VP of Enrollment Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 117/33 Email: [email protected] & Student Financial Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 57/116 Claudia Bell, Dir. of Student Life Library Collection ...... 104,026 1 enrollment numbers include first-professional Patricia Brown Santilli, Registrar (law) students. Terry Metz, VP for Library and Information Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 795 237 1,032 Undergrad Degree 635 39 674 Weston Jesuit Accreditation...... NE Graduate Degree 158 196 354 School of Theology Academic Calendar ...... Semester Non-Degree 2 2 4 Student Body ...... Coed 3 Phillips Place 617/492-1960 Tuition/Fees...... $34,365/$245 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Cambridge 02138 FAX: 617/492-5833 Housing, Room & Board...... $8,150 required. Rolling admissions from 1/1 until the 3/1 www.wjst.edu Endowment...... $157,000,000 priority application deadline; $35 fee. 12/1 Early Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 334/50 Action deadline. Application is available online at Founded 1922; Roman Catholic institution affiliated www.wheelock.edu with the Society of Jesus offers professional program Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 121/40 leading to master’s, licentiate and doctoral degrees; Library Collection ...... 507,828 Phone: 617/879-2206 continuing education. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Robert E. Manning, SJ, President Total Enrollment 1,558 10 1,568 John R. Sachs, SJ, Academic Dean Undergrad Degree 1,558 10 1,568 John P. Stachniewicz, Assistant Academic Dean Jacqueline M. Regan, Dean of Students
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Williams College Woods Hole Worcester Oceanographic Institution Polytechnic Institute 880 Main Street 413/597-3131 Williamstown 01267 www.williams.edu 86 Water Street 508/548-1400 100 Institute Road 508/831-5000 Established in 1793, coeducational, residential, Woods Hole 02543 FAX: 508/457-2195 Worcester 01609-2280 FAX: 508/831-5781 bachelor’s degree granting liberal arts college. Also www.whoi.edu www.wpi.edu offers graduate programs leading to master’s degrees Founded in 1930; offers graduate and professional Founded 1865 as one of the nation’s first engineering in the history of art and in development economics. programs leading to doctoral degrees; joint program and technology universities; 18 academic departments The student-faculty ratio is 8:1. with Massachusetts Institute of Technology in offer more than 50 undergraduate and graduate Morton Owen Schapiro, President oceanography and in applied ocean science degree programs in science, engineering, technology, William J. Lenhart, Provost and engineering. management, the social sciences, and the humanities William G. Wagner, Dean of the Faculty James R. Luyten, Acting President and Director and arts, leading to the bachelor of arts, bachelor of Nancy A. Roseman, Dean of the College Carolyn A. Bunker, VP for Finance & science, master of science, master of engineering, Stephen R. Birrell, VP for Alumni Administration and CFO MBA, and PhD degrees, and graduate certificates; Relations & Development James A. Yoder, VP for Academic Programs & Dean continuing and professional education; cooperative Stephen Klass, VP for Operations Laurence P. Madin, Acting Dir. of Research education; corporate education; distance learning; Mike Reed, VP for Institutional Diversity Robert S. Detrick, VP for Marine Facilities and summer session for degree credit; known for innovative and Strategic Planning Operations project-enriched undergraduate program and Global James G. Kolesar, Dir. of Public Affairs Daniel Stuermer, VP for External Relations Perspective Program through which students complete Richard L. Nesbitt, Dir. of Admission Julia Westwater, Registrar projects at more than 20 residential centers on five Paul J. Boyer, Dir. of Financial Aid Valerie J. Caron, Housing Coordinator continents; research programs in a number of Charles R. Toomajian, Registrar & Associate Karen P. Rauss, Ombudsperson cutting-edge fields, including biotechnology, fuel Massachusetts Independent Dean for Student Services Arthur Gaylord, Dir. of Computer Information Systems cells, nanotechnology, and information security. David W. Holland, Bursar Catherine N. Norton, Dir. MBL/WHOI Library Dennis D. Berkey, President Dinny S. Taylor, Chief Technology Officer Accreditation...... NE Carol Simpson, Provost & Senior VP David M. Pilachowski, College Librarian Academic Calendar ...... Semester Dexter A. Bailey, VP, Advancement Keith C. Finan, Associate Provost & Dir. of Student Body ...... Coed Christopher Hardwick, VP, Marketing & Grant Administration Tuition/Fees...... $44,530/$200 Communications Chris Winters, Dir. of Institutional Research Housing, Room & Board...... 1 Stephen J. Hebert, University VP Thomas J. Dwyer, Budget Director Endowment...... $325,000,000 Elizabeth I. Howland, Assistant VP, Alumni Relations Accreditation...... NE Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 514/67 & Annual Giving Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 132/7 D’Anne Hurd, VP, Business Development, Student Body ...... Coed Library Collection ...... 207,230 & General Counsel Tuition/Fees...... $33,478/$222 Thomas J. Lynch III, VP, Information Technology Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Janet Begin Richardson, VP, Student Affairs & Housing, Room & Board...... $8,950 Total Enrollment 139 0 139 1 Campus Life Endowment...... $1,348,373,291 Graduate Degree 139 0 139 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 625/1742 Jeffrey S. Solomon, VP, Finance & CFO Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 257/553 Admissions Information: GRE required. 1/15 Philip N. Clay, Dean of Students Library Collection ...... 1,921,000 application deadline; $70 fee. Application is available Stephen P. Flavin, Associate Provost & Dean of online at www.applyweb.com/apply/mitg/menu.html Extended Education Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total A. Tracy Hassett, Associate VP, Human Resources Total Enrollment 2,037 33 2,070 Phone: 508/289-2219 Linda C. Looft, Assistant VP, Government & Undergrad Degree 1,970 0 1,970 Email: [email protected] Community Relations Graduate Degree 53 0 53 1 Arlene Lowenstein, Dean of Special Non-Degree 14 33 47 most students either live in the Woods Hole community or 80 miles away in the Cambridge, Academic Programs Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT and SAT Massachusetts area. Those transient students (from Lisa C. Maizite, Assistant VP, Development II exams required. 1/1 application deadline; $60 fee. the Cambridge area) who occasionally use rooms John A. Orr, Dean of Undergraduate Studies 11/10 Early Decision deadline. in WHOI housing during spring and fall terms are Lance E. Schachterle, Assistant Provost for not charged for their use. Students using WHOI Academic Affairs Phone: 413/597-2211 housing in the summer as their primary residence Kristin R. Tichenor, Associate VP, Email: [email protected] are charged $450/month. Enrollment Management 1 endowment reported as of June 2005 Richard F. Vaz, Dean of Interdisciplinary & Global Studies 2 staff reported per IPEDS definition, Nov. ’05 Theresa Schmidt Adams, Dir. of Corporate Relations census date Monica M. Blondin, Dir. of Financial Aid
3 Naomi B. Carton, Dir. of Residential Services faculty reported per AAUP definition, Fall ’05 Edward J. Connor, Dir. of Admissions census date Frank Conti, Controller
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Danielle L. Cove, Associate Treasurer Charles C. Morse, Dir. of Student Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Michael J. Curley, University Compliance Officer Development & Counseling Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Martha Nevin Cyr, Dir. of K-12 Outreach Tara Myers, Dir. of Marketing Student Body ...... Coed Sharon Deffely, Dir. of Corporate Training Siamak Mohammed Z. Najafi, Dir. of Tuition/Fees...... $32,818/$500 Michael W. Dorsey, Dir. of Research Communications Research Computing Housing, Room & Board...... $9,960 Dana Leigh Harmon, Dir. of Physical Education, Michelle Nicholson, Dir. of Women’s Programs Endowment...... $353,720,000 Recreation & Athletics Sean M. O’Connor, Dir. of Network Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 475/24 Mary Beth Harrity, Dir. of the Operations & Security Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 239/85 Academic Technology Center Regina A Roberto, Dir. of Health Services Library Collection ...... 240,000 Calvin R. Hill, Assistant Dean of Students & Dir. of Denise R. Rodino, Executive Dir. of Corporate & Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Diversity Programs Foundation Relations Total Enrollment 3,273 596 3,869 Allan E. Johannesen, Dir. of Ann S. Schlickmann, Dir. of Administrative Services Undergrad Degree 2,806 32 2,838 Internetworking & Telecommunications Helen Shuster, Dir. of Library Services Graduate Degree 467 370 837 Francois D. Lemire, Dir. of Research Administration Dale E. Snyder, Dir. of Academic Advising Non-Degree 0 194 194 Anthony J. Mangano, Dir. of Extended Education Benjamin R. Thompson, Dir. of Computing Services Michael B. Manning, Dir. of Technology Transfer Judith L. Trainor, Dir. of Budget, Planning & Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT required; Cheryl A Martunas, Dir. of Public Safety Institutional Research 2/1 regular decision application deadline; $60 fee. James H. McLaughlin, Dir. of WPI Campus Center JoAnn Van Dyke, Dir. of Student Disability Services 11/15 and 1/1 Early Action deadlines; 4/15 transfer Natalie A. Mello, Dir. of Global Operations Barbara R. Ziff, Executive Dir. of Advancement (fall admission) deadline. Application is available John E. Miller, Dir. of Physical Plant Operations & Research online at admissions.wpi.edu. Luanne Zingarelli, Dir. of University Advancement Phone: 508-831-5286 Email: [email protected]
An independent affiliate of the world renowned Massachusetts General Hospital, the Institute operates within Partners HealthCare System−the nation’s second largest integrated health care system−offering unparalleled opportunities for students to learn and work alongside expert practitioners in a variety of hospital, clinical and community settings. With the majority of our faculty working as practicing clinicians, our curriculum provides a powerful integration of clinical and academic learning. All of our programs GRADUATE DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS IN promote interdisciplinary teamwork and fClinical Investigation offer personalized attention in a rigorous, collaborative learning environment. fCommunication Sciences and Disorders fMedical Imaging fNursing fPhysical Therapy
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Population 2005 ...... 1,309,940 New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission Number of Colleges and Universities 2005 Kathryn G. Dodge, Executive Director Public Two-Year: ...... 4 Four-Year: ...... 5 3 Barrell Court, Suite 300 Independent Two-Year:...... 2 Four-Year: ...... 15 Concord, NH 03301 Degrees Conferred 2004 603/271-2555 Associate ...... 3,289 www.state.nh.us/postsecondary Bachelor’s ...... 7,918 New Hampshire Community Master’s ...... 2,839 Technical College System First-Professional ...... 158 William G. Simonton, Commissioner Doctorate ...... 127 26 College Drive Higher Education Enrollment 2004 Concord, NH 03301 Public Two-Year:...... 13,388 Four-Year:...... 27,254 603/271-2722 Independent Two-Year: ...... 1,990 Four-Year:...... 27,531 www.nh.gov/nhctc System includes regional community/technical colleges at Foreign Enrollment 2004 ...... 2,061 Berlin, Claremont, Laconia, Manchester, Nashua, Stratham and New Hampshire Technical Institute in Concord. Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic University System of New Hampshire Students as % of Total Higher Stephen Reno, Chancellor Education Enrollment 2004 ...... 7.8% Dunlap Center, 25 Concord Road Durham, NH 03824 Per-Capita Income 2005 ...... $38,408 603/862-1800 www.usnh.unh.edu State Appropriation for Higher Education System includes Granite State College, Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2006 ....$2.34 Keene State College, Plymouth State University, University of New Hampshire and University of New Hampshire, Manchester. Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2006
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS New Hampshire Public Granite State College Accreditation...... NE 1 three twelve week terms Sept. - June, one nine- Academic Calendar ...... Trimester1 week summer term 8 Old Suncook Road 603/228-3000 x300 Student Body ...... Coed 2 Concord 03820 FAX: 603/513-1389 Tuition/Fees...... $4,992/$195 served by a web-enabled virtual library supple- www.granite.edu mented with borrowing privileges at NH College & $5,472/$195 University Council libraries by consortia agreement. Founded 1972; offers liberal arts courses, degrees Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing and professional programs geared to adult learners Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 78/36 of all ages at locations throughout the state; awards Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/139 Keene State College associate and bachelor’s degrees; provides online Library Collection...... 2 229 Main Street 603/352-1909 degree programs and courses; options for assessment Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total of prior learning; continuing education; alternative Keene 03435 FAX: 603/358-2124 Total Enrollment 504 1,026 1,530 www.keene.edu post-baccalaureate teacher certification options; Undergrad Degree 450 655 1,105 summer session for degree credit. Graduate Degree 12 116 128 Founded in 1909 offers associate’s, bachelor’s and Karol LaCroix, President Non-Degree 42 255 297 selected master’s degrees, and opportunities for Nancy Betchart, Dean of Academic Affairs continuing education in credit and noncredit Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam programs and courses. Offers a liberal arts education Tessa McDonnell, Dean of Learner Services required for placement (unless associate degree Ronald Blankenstein, Special Assistant to the President through programs in the arts, humanities, and earned within past 5 years). No application deadline; sciences, as well as professional programs based Bernard Keenan, Dean of External Affairs $45 fee; $100 additional fee for self-designed Jim Miller, Dir. of Institutional Research on the liberal arts, designed to prepare students programs. Application is available online at for specific careers. Jodi Valpey, Dir. of Financial Aid www.granite.edu/admission Karen R. King, Registrar Helen F. Giles-Gee, President Michael Moroukian, Dean of Educational Phone: 603/228-3000 X 320 Jay V. Kahn, VP for Finance & Planning Technology & Computing Email: [email protected] Emile C. Netzhammer, Provost Kate Parker, Coordinator of Alumni Corinne Kowpak, VP for Student Affairs CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 109 New Hampshire Public Institutions
Judith Kalich, Dir. of Advancement Accreditation...... NE Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Michael Matros, Dir. of College Relations Academic Calendar ...... Semester Total Enrollment 214 659 873 Cristi Carson, Dir. of Institutional Research Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 123 219 342 Margaret Richmond, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees ...... $164/11 Non-Degree 91 440 531 11 Patricia Blodgett, Dir. of Student Financial Services $376/ Admissions Information: Accuplacer Assessment P. Anne Miller, Dir. of the Elliot Center Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing exam required; $10 fee. Some programs of study Thomas Richard, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 29/24 require candidates for admission to meet Laura Seraichick, Chief Information Officer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/57 additional requirements. Irene Herold, Library Director Library Collection ...... 14,000 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 800-837-0658 X 2269 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Total Enrollment 268 609 877 Email: [email protected] Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 262 325 587 1 all allied health and nursing programs hold Tuition/Fees...... $5,780/$2,042 Non-Degree 6 284 290 programatic accreditation within the discipline. $13,050/$2,042 Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam 2 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,026 required; NLN exam for nursing. Open application tuition is per credit; fees vary according to program of study Endowment...... $10,491,095 deadline; $10 fee. Application is available online at Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 253/228 www.berlin.nhctc.edu Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 180/223 Phone: 603/752-1113 X3000 New Hampshire Community Library Collection ...... 306,652 Technical College Laconia Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 1 tuition is per credit; fees vary according to Total Enrollment 4,199 928 5,127 program of study 379 Belmont Road 603/524-3207 Undergrad Degree 4,131 239 4,370 Laconia 03246 www.laconia.nhctc.edu Graduate Degree 29 61 90 Offers technical, occupational and transfer programs Non-Degree 39 628 667 New Hampshire Community leading to associate degrees in science, applied Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Technical College Claremont science, arts and general studies, certificates and required; SAT I preferred. 4/1 application deadline; One College Drive 603/542-7744 diplomas; continuing education; cooperative $35 application fee. Application is available online Claremont 03743-9707 FAX: 603/543-1844 education; summer session for degree credit. at www.keene.edu/admissions www.claremont.nhctc.edu Mark G. Edelstein, President Donald Morrissey, VP of Student and Corporate Affairs Phone: 603/358-2276 Founded 1968; now offers associate degrees in science Thomas Goulette, VP of Academic and Email: [email protected] and liberal arts, diploma and many certificates in allied health, business, teacher education, early Community Affairs childhood education, adventure recreation and leisure Alice Mowery, Chief Financial Officer New Hampshire Community studies and computer science. Articulation agreements Wayne D. Fraser, Dir. of Admissions Technical College Berlin with high schools and four-year colleges facilitate a Sue Jacobs, Dir. of Financial Aid Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 2020 Riverside Drive 603/752-1113 seamless educational career pathway. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Berlin 03570 FAX: 603/752-6335 Harvey Hill, Interim President Student Body ...... Coed www.berlin.nhctc.edu Susan J. Henderson, Vice President of Academic Affairs 1 Douglas Allbee, Interim Vice President of Enrollment Tuition/Fees ...... $164/ Offers technical, occupational and transfer programs 1 Management and Community Affairs $376/ leading to associate degrees in science, applied Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing 1 science, arts and general studies, certificates and Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Library Collection ...... 14,900 diplomas; continuing education; cooperative Academic Calendar ...... Semester Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total education; summer session for degree credit. Student Body ...... Coed 2 Total Enrollment 488 823 1,311 Katharine Eneguess, President Tuition/Fees ...... $164/ $376/2 Undergrad Degree 446 539 985 Frank Clulow, Chief Campus Officer, VP of Academic Non-Degree 42 284 326 and Corporate Affairs Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam Martha Laflamme, VP of Student and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 28/6 required; some programs of study require candidates Community Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 36/2 for admission to meet additional requirements. Gloria Bacon, Chief Financial Officer Library Collection ...... 14,812 Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Jacqueline Catello, Dir. of Financial Aid Marie Bly, Registrar Phone: 603/524-3207 Katherine Doherty, Librarian 1 tuition is per credit; fees vary according to program of study
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New Hampshire Community New Hampshire Community William Bartlett, Jr., Interim President Technical College Manchester Technical College Nashua Diane Chin, VP, Academic Affairs Bruce Baker, VP, Student & Community Services 1066 Front St. 603/668-6706 505 Amherst Street 603/882-6923 ext. 1523 Charlotte Buffington, Associate VP, Academic Affairs Manchester 03102 FAX: 603/668-5354 Nashua 03063 FAX: 603/882-8690 Valerie Mahar, Associate VP, Corporate and www.manchester.nhctc.edu www.nashua.nhctc.edu Community Education Founded 1945; a comprehensive community college A community technical college offering postsec- Karen Lavertu, Chief Financial Officer offering a liberal arts transfer program, technical ondary-level certificates, and associate degrees in Sara Bedingfield, Dir. of Center for Academic and occupational programs leading to postsecondary liberal arts, teacher education, nursing, and career Planning & Support certificates and associate degrees, continuing and technical fields; prepares students for transfer Bonnie Meattey, Registrar education, cooperative education, summer to four-year institutions. Laurilee Shennett, Admissions Coordinator session degree credit. Lucille Jordan, President Diane Stradling, Dir. of Marketing Darlene G. Miller, President Constance Manus, Chief Financial Officer Kimberly Dowd, Dir. of Financial Aid Paula Amato, Chief Financial Officer Sidney Barnes, VP, Academic Affairs Rebecca Clerkin, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Mary Scerra, VP, Academic Affairs/ Patricia Goodman, VP, of Student Services & Accreditation...... NE, Specialized3 Chief Campus Officer Community Affairs Academic Calendar ...... Semester Nan Travers, VP, Student & Community Services Shirley Silva-Paige, Financial Aid Officer Student Body ...... Coed Marion Knedler, Dir. of Center for Academic William McIntyre, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Tuition/Fees ...... $164/4 Planning & Support Maryanne Murray, Registrar $376/1 Evelyn Perron, Registrar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Jacqueline Poirier, Admissions Coordinator Academic Calendar ...... Semester Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 44/14 Janet Phelps, Dir. of Marketing/Alumni Development Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 36/63 Mary Marks, Dir. of Learning Resource Center Tuition/Fees ...... $164/1 Library Collection ...... 20,146 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized $376/1 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Total Enrollment 400 1,059 1,459 Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 38/17 Undergrad Degree 355 592 947 Tuition/Fees ...... $164/1 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 42/68 Non-Degree 45 467 512 1 $376/ Library Collection ...... 15,000 Admissions Information: Rolling application Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total deadline for most majors. See website for specific Library Collection ...... 30,000 Total Enrollment 670 1,287 1,957 program requirements, admission checklists and Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 638 1,032 1,670 application. $10 Application fee; Accuplacer ($12) Total Enrollment 545 2,458 3,003 Non-Degree 32 255 287 required for some programs and prior to registration; Undergrad Degree 545 1,922 2,467 Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam NLN Pre-Admissions Exam required for Nursing; $100 Non-Degree 0 536 536 required. No application deadline (certain application tuition deposit is due upon offer of admission. Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam deadlines exist for health programs); $10 fee. Phone: 800/522-1194 required. Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Application is available online at 1
Application is available online at www.nashua.nhctc.edu NHCTC-Portsmouth and Center for Training New Hampshire Public www.manchester.nhctc.edu/ and Business Development Phone: 603/882-7022 Pease International Tradeport Phone: 603/668-6706 x208 1 320 Corporate Drive tuition is per credit; fees vary according to Portsmouth, NH 03801 1 tuition is per credit; fees vary according to program of study Phone: 603/334-6306 program of study FAX: 603/334-3608 New Hampshire Community 2 For more information about Running Start, Technical College Stratham contact Kathy Totten at 603/775-2326 277 Portsmouth Avenue 603/772-1194 3 allied health, nursing, business and veterinary Stratham 03885 FAX: 603/772-1198 technology programs hold programatic accreditation www.stratham.nhctc.edu within the discipline Founded 1945; a regional comprehensive community 4 tuition is per credit; fees vary according to college offering a liberal arts transfer program, program of study technical and occupational programs leading to postsecondary certificates and associate degrees, continuing education, cooperative education, summer session for degree credit. Campuses are located in Stratham and Portsmouth1, NH. Participates in Running Start2, a program for high school students to take college courses at their high schools at reduced tuition and earn high school and college credit.
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New Hampshire Plymouth State University Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Technical Institute required; SAT I preferred. 4/1 application deadline; 17 High Street 603/535-5000 $35 fee. Application is available online at 31 College Drive 603/271-6484 Plymouth 03264 FAX: 603/535-2654 www.plymouth.edu/psc/admit Concord 03301 FAX: 603/271-7734 www.plymouth.edu www.nhti.edu Founded in 1871; offers liberal arts, science, business Phone: 603/535-2237 or 800/842-6900 Offers associate degrees, diploma, professional and education programs leading to bachelor’s Email: [email protected] certificates and certificates in more than 30 programs and master’s degrees and certificates of advanced in fields including business, computers, education, graduate study, winter and summer sessions, University of New Hampshire early childhood education, engineering technology, continuing education. health, human services, liberal arts, criminal Sara Jayne Steen, President 105 Main St. 603/862-1234 justice/legal studies; liberal arts, technical and Stephen Barba, Executive Dir. of University Relations Durham 03824 www.unh.edu occupational programs; dual admission programs. Julie N. Bernier, Interim Provost and VP for Founded 1866; offers liberal arts, teacher education, Articulation agreements with a variety of 4-year Academic Affairs technical, business, professional and occupational institutions available and vary by program. New William R. Crangle, VP for Financial Affairs programs leading to postsecondary certificates, programs beginning Fall 2006 include associate in Richard T. Hage, VP for Student Affairs associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; arts in visual arts; associate in science in animation Robert E. Fitzpatrick, Dean of Academic Experience post-baccalaureate and post-master’s certificates; post- and graphic game programming. Timothy C. Keefe, Dean of Students doctoral study; continuing education; summer session Lynn Kilchenstein, President Dennise M. Maslakowski, Associate VP for for degree credit; student exchange and study abroad. Melanie Kirby, Chief Financial Officer College of Graduate Studies J. Bonnie Newman, Interim President Pamela Langley, VP of Academic Affairs H. David Zehr, Dean of Undergraduate Studies Richard J. Cannon, VP for Finance & Administration Joyce Myles, Associate VP of Academic Affairs Laura L. Alexander, Dir. of Human Resources Bruce L. Mallory, Provost & Executive VP for Elizabeth Blankenstein, Associate VP of Matthew S. Burkhart, Registrar Academic Affairs Academic Affairs John E. Clark, Chief of Campus Police Mark Rubinstein, VP for Student & Academic Services Lynne Birdsall, Associate VP for Enrollment John P. Clark, Dir. of Athletics Alan Ray, Senior VP for Academic Affairs Management Frank L. Cocchiarella, Dir. of Residential Tom Franke, Asst VP Computing & Steve Caccia, VP of Student Affairs Life & Dining Services Information Services Michele Karwocki, Registrar Barbara Fahey, University Controller John Aber, VP for Research & Public Service Steve Ambra, Dir. of Learning Resources Eugene D. Fahey, Senior Associate Dir. of Admission Harry Richards, Dean of the Graduate School Tom Foulkes, VP of Community & Dwight C. Fischer, Chief Information Officer David P. Brownell, Interim President, UNH Foundation Corporate Education Thaddeus C. Guldbrandsen, Dir. of The Center for Donna Marie Sorrentino, Dir. of Affirmative Richard Osborne, Dir. of Communications Rural Partnerships Action & Equity Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Diane Jeffrey, Dir. of Silver Center for the Arts Jennifer Murray, VP for University Academic Calendar ...... Semester Jeffrey S. Kahl, Dir. of The Center for the Environment Communications & Marketing Student Body ...... Coed Henry A. Long, Dir. of Alumni Relations Robert P.H. McGann, Dir. of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $5,248/$5441 Angela P. Matthews, Dir. of Development Susan K. Allen, Dir. of Financial Aid $12,032/$544 Teresa L. Potter, Dir. of Student Union William Conk, Dir. of Housing Housing, Room & Board...... $6,650 Lisa E. Prince, Interim Dir. of Public Relations Kathryn P. Forbes, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 106/75 June L. Schlabach, Dir. of Financial Aid Claudia J. Morner, University Librarian Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 116/267 Ellen M. Shippee, Dir. of Physical Plant Laurie R. Wilcox, University Bursar Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Library Collection ...... 97,796 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 1,731 2,186 3,917 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $8,240/$2,161 Undergrad Degree 1,731 1,867 3,598 Student Body ...... Coed $20,690/$2,161 Non-Degree 0 319 319 Tuition/Fees...... $5,782/$1,676 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,584 $13,050/$1,676 Admissions Information: $10 application fee; Endowment...... $191,000,000 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,030 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,663/1,751 rolling admission for most programs; contact Endowment...... $3,775,000 institution for deadlines for health programs; Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 727/378 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 307/271 Library Collection ...... 1,844,898 admission exam required for nursing and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 182/168 dental hygiene; application can be submitted Library Collection ...... 990,507 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total online at www.nhti.edu. Total Enrollment 12,183 2,381 14,564 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 10,808 255 11,063 Phone: 603/271-7134 Total Enrollment 4,029 1,235 5,264 Graduate Degree 1,237 1,244 2,481 Email: [email protected] Undergrad Degree 3,956 125 4,081 Non-Degree 138 882 1,020 Graduate Degree 59 489 548 1 tuition and fees are based on 16 credits per Non-Degree 14 621 635 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam semester; students pay by the credit hour some required (SAT I preferred). 2/1 application deadline; programs have additional fees $45 fee for in-state applicants; $60 for out-of-state. 12/1 Early Decision deadline. Application is available online at www.unh.edu/admissions Phone: 603/862-1360
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University of New Hampshire Accreditation...... NE, Specialized at Manchester Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed 400 Commercial Street 603/641-4321 Tuition/Fees...... $7,580/$2081 Manchester 03101 FAX: 603/641-4305 $19,170/$208 www.unhm.unh.edu Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Founded 1967; formerly called Merrimack Valley Endowment...... $1,700,000 College; re-established in 1985 as the urban college Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 59/6 of the University of New Hampshire; offers liberal arts Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 36/150 and professional programs leading to associate and Library Collection ...... 37,251 bachelor’s degrees; selected university graduate Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total programs; continuing education; summer session Total Enrollment 561 437 998 for degree credit. Undergrad Degree 551 228 779 Kristin Woolever, Dean Non-Degree 10 209 219 Daniel Reagan, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Regina McCarthy, Dir. of Academic Student Services required. 4/1 priority deadline (freshmen are Virginia Hobbs Lever, Dir. of Marketing & encouraged to apply by this date). 6/15 fall admission Community Relations deadline; 11/1 spring admission deadline. In-state Kathryn Braun, Dir. of Administration & Finance application fee $45; $60 for out-of-state applicants. Carol Swiech, Dir. of Academic Counseling Application is available online at Miho Bean, Assoc. Dir. of Admissions www.unhm.unh.edu/admissions.html Nikki Blodgett, Assistant Registrar Sean Embree, Dir. of Administrative Computing Phone: 603/641-4150 Jodi Abad, Assoc. Dir. of Financial Aid Email: [email protected] Margaret Pobywajlo, Dir. of Center for Academic 1 Enrichment tuition and fees vary according to number of credits and type of program New Hampshire Public
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For Information on Independent Chester College Joseph L. Chillo, VP for Enrollment & Institutions in New Hampshire of New England College Relations Kimberly Slover, Dir. of Communications 40 Chester Street 603/887-7400 New Hampshire College & University Council Judith P. Condict, Dir. of Institutional Research Chester 03036 FAX: 603/887-1777 Richard Ellis, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid 3 Barrell Court, Suite 100 603/225-4199 www.chestercollege.edu Concord, NH 03301 www.nhcuc.org Carole H. Parsons, Registrar Founded in 1965; focused on visual and language arts; William Bitzer, Dir. of Information Resources offers bachelor’s degrees in fine art, creative writing, Carrie Thomas, College Librarian Antioch University professional writing, graphic design, photography Karen Bonewald, Controller New England and media arts and interdisciplinary arts. Deborah F. McGrath, Dir. of Athletics William A. Nevious, President & CEO Kathy Taylor, Dir. of Career Services 40 Avon Street 603/357-3122 Richard Cobb, Chief Financial Officer Ann Page Stecker, Coordinator of the Honors Program Keene 03431 FAX: 603/357-0718 Byron Petrakis, Dean of the College Joseph Carroll, Interim Academic Dean www.antiochne.edu James R. Thatcher, Executive Dir. of Elizabeth A. Cahill, Associate VP for Advancement Founded 1964; awards master’s degrees in applied Institutional Advancement Ann Chalker, Dir. of Learning Services psychology, education, environmental studies, and Sarah Vogell, Dir. of Admissions Jacqueline Webb, Dir. of Health & Counseling Center management; doctoral degrees in clinical psychology Jason Graves, Dir. of Financial Aid Christine Staub, Human Resources Manager (Psy.D.) and environmental studies (Ph.D.); Katie Orlando, Dir. of Student Affairs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized certificates in Waldorf teacher training and autism Sandra Bouldry, Registrar Academic Calendar ...... Semester spectrum disorders. A campus of Antioch University. Robert Crawford, Dir. of Information Technology Student Body ...... Coed David Caruos, President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Tuition/Fees...... $26,350 Timothy G. Jordan, Dir. of Administrative Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board...... $9,900 Operations & Finance Student Body ...... Coed Endowment...... $25,161,317 Kathy Curtiss, Dir. of Human Resources and Controller Tuition/Fees...... $14,700/$530 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 174/35 Steven Guerriero, Interim Dean of Faculty and Housing, Room & Board...... $7,600 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 60/48 Academic Affairs Endowment...... $3,000,0001 Library Collection ...... 314,983 Leatrice A. Johnson, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 22/5 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Susan L.Howard, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 13/21 Total Enrollment 954 24 978 Elizabeth T. Fitzgerald, Registrar Library Collection ...... 30,700 Undergrad Degree 953 11 964 Marcy Leversee, Dir. of Academic Support Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 1 13 14 James S. Gruber, Executive Dir. of Antioch Total Enrollment 187 32 219 Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning Test New England Institute Undergrad Degree 187 18 205 (or SAT I if administered prior to March 2005) or ACT Deb Arvidson, Alumni Relations Associate & Non-Degree 0 14 14 with writing component required. 4/1 application Manager of the Annual Fund deadline; $45 fee. 12/01 Early Decision deadline. Elizabeth Belle Isle, Dir. of Communications Admissions Information: SAT/ACT not required; rolling application deadline; $35 application fee. Application is available online at www.colby-sawyer.edu Accreditation...... Specialized Portfolio submission highly recommended. Academic Calendar ...... Trimester Phone: 800/272-1015 Application is available online at Email: [email protected] Student Body ...... Coed www.chestercollege.edu/apply Tuition/Fees...... $20,000/$525 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Phone: 800/974-6372 Daniel Webster College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 29/5 Email: [email protected] 20 University Drive 603/577-6000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 43/81 1 Library Collection ...... 350,000 endowment held by The Chester College of New Nashua 03063 FAX: 603/577-6001 England Foundation, a separate entity. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total www.dwc.edu Total Enrollment 666 183 849 Founded 1965, offers associate in science degrees Graduate Degree 666 183 849 Colby-Sawyer College in aeronautical engineering, aviation operations, information systems, engineering science and general Admissions Information: GRE required for Psy.D. 541 Main Street 603/526-3000 program only. Deadlines and application fees vary by studies, as well as bachelor of science degrees in New London 03257-7835 FAX: 603/526-2135 aeronautical engineering, mechanical engineering, program. Application is available online at www.colby-sawyer.edu www.antiochne.edu aviation flight operations, aviation management, and Founded 1837; offers liberal arts and sciences and pro- aviation/air traffic management; computer science, Phone: 800/553-8920 fessional programs leading to associate and bachelor’s information systems, business management, sport Email: [email protected] degrees; teacher certification option available. management, marketing management, aeronautical Thomas C. Galligan, Jr. President engineering, mechanical engineering, gaming Douglas W. Lyon, Treasurer simulation and robotics, social science and psychology. Judith A. Muyskens, VP for Advancement Operates New England’s largest professional pilot Deborah Taylor, Academic Vice President & education program and the region’s only air traffic Dean of Faculty control program; division of continuing studies offers Douglas Atkins, VP for Administration baccalaureate degrees in software development, David Sauerwein, VP for Student Development & organizational management and business manage- Dean of Students ment, marketing management, and management
114 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities information technology. Also offers master’s degree in Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Kenneth Ferreira, Dir. of Financial Aid business administration and many certificate programs. Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Mary E. Ledoux, Dir. of Library Services Robert E Myers, President Student Body ...... Coed Brian D. Stewart, Dir. of Tom DiConza, VP, Finance & Operations Tuition/Fees...... $33,297 Marketing & Communications Michael Fishbein, VP of Academic Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... $9,840 Susan R. Chamberlin, Registrar James S. Hill, VP for Advancement Endowment...... $3,092,000,000 Accreditation...... NE Sean J. Ryan, VP of Enrollment Management Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,983/359 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Susan C. Elsass, VP of Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 764/176 Student Body ...... Coed 1 Heidi Y. Crowell, Assistant VP for Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 6,011,019 Tuition/Fees...... $24,300/$1,000 for Information Technology Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing, Room & Board...... $8,200 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Total Enrollment 5,638 142 5,780 Endowment...... $9,164,849 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Undergrad Degree 3,991 0 3,991 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 185/29 Student Body ...... Coed Graduate Degree 1,555 71 1,626 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 67/89 Tuition/Fees...... $23,460/$1,150 Non-Degree 92 71 163 Library Collection ...... 163,340 Housing, Room & Board...... $8,740 Admissions Information: All applicants, Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $1,600,000 including those who apply from foreign countries, Total Enrollment 1,596 39 1,635 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 145/18 are required to take the SAT I or ACT. Students may Undergrad Degree 1,594 21 1,615 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 40/35 submit scores from either the old SAT I or the new Non-Degree 2 18 20 Library Collection ...... 38,758 SAT I (with writing). Students may also submit scores Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total from either the regular ACT (if taken prior to February required. Rolling application deadline; no fee. Total Enrollment 847 121 968 2005) or from the ACT with writing (if taken in Application is available online at Undergrad Degree 741 89 830 February 2005 or after). Any two SAT II Subject Tests. www.fpc.edu/pages/Admission/admissn.html Graduate Degree 106 0 106 The TOEFL is strongly encouraged for foreign students Non-Degree 0 32 32 for whom English is not the principal language of Phone: 800/437-0048 instruction and for non-native speakers of English. Email: [email protected] Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam 1/1 application deadline; $70 fee. 11/1 Early Decision 1 required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee waived deadline. Application is available online at listing is for Rindge campus only. for online applications. Application is available online www.commonapp.org and apply/embark.com/ at www.dwc.edu ugrad/dartmouth.edu Hesser College Phone: 800/325-6876 Phone: 603/646-2875 Email: [email protected] 3 Sundial Avenue 603/668-6660 Email: [email protected] Manchester 03103 FAX: 603/666-4722 1 includes books, serials, microfilm, AV materials www.hesser.edu Dartmouth College and eBooks Founded 1900; offers associate degree programs in 6016 McNutt Hall 603/646-1110 arts and sciences, business, early childhood education, criminal justice, graphic design, health sciences, Hanover 03755 FAX: 603/646-1216 Franklin Pierce College1 www.dartmouth.edu interior design, computer information technology, 20 College Road 603/899-4100 medical, communications, radio/video production, Founded 1769; offers liberal arts, teacher education broadcasting, and more. Bachelor’s degree programs and professional programs leading to bachelor’s, Rindge 03461 FAX: 603/899-6448
www.fpc.edu offered in business administration, criminal justice, New Hampshire Independent master’s and doctoral degrees; summer session for and psychology. degree credit for matriculated students. Founded 1962; residential campus for traditional undergraduate students and six campuses throughout Mary Jo Greco, President James Wright, President of the College Eric Blumenthal, Controller Barry Scherr, Provost the state for commuting and continuing education students; offers liberal arts, teacher education and Charles Lasher, Dean of Academics Martin Wybourne, Vice Provost Julie English, Dir. of Admissions Dan Nelson, Acting Dean of the College professional programs leading to bachelor’s degrees at the main campus, and associate, bachelor’s, Debra Gravel, Dir. of Financial Aid Carolyn Pelzel, VP, Development Linda Connors, Dir. of Student Services David Spalding, VP, Alumni Affairs master’s degrees and doctorate in physical therapy degrees at the satellite campuses. Tanya Labrosse, Registrar William N. Walker, VP, Public Affairs Bill Poulin, Chief Technology Officer Heather Kim, Dir. of Institutional Research George J. Hagerty, President Ada Kemp, Dir. of Library Services/ Karl Furstenberg, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Michael J. Bell, Provost/VP of Academic Affairs Classroom Technology Michelle Meyers, Interim Director, Institutional Bruce M. Kirsh, VP & Dir. of Athletics Diversity & Equity, Director, Equal Opportunity Evelyn K. Buchanan, VP for College Relations Accreditation...... NE, Specialized & Affirmative Action John J. Mims, VP for Finance & Administration Academic Calendar ...... Semester Virginia Hazen, Dir. of Financial Aid Carole D. Monroe, VP of Student Administrative Student Body ...... Coed Martin Redman, Dean of Residential Life Services and Chief Information Officer Tuition/Fees...... $11,990/$75 Tom Bickel, Acting Registrar James P. Earle, VP for Student Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... $6,800 Jeffrey Horrell, Dean of Libraries & Raymond V. Van Der Riet, Dean of Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 140/10 Librarian of the College Graduate/Professional Studies Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 51/120 Paul M. Kotila, Dean of the College Library Collection ...... 51,899 Lucy C. Shonk, Dean of Admissions Peter L. Brodie, Dir. of Alumni Relations
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 115 New Hampshire Independent Institutions
Fall 2004 Enrollment1 FT PT Total Peter Koch, President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 2,108 1,325 3,433 Kimberly Corey, Dean of Education Total Enrollment 1,058 330 1,388 Undergrad Degree 2,104 1,294 3,398 Chris Hansen, Associate Dean of Administration Undergrad Degree 972 69 1,041 Non-Degree 4 31 35 Jody LaBrie, VP of Admissions Graduate Degree 85 241 326 Admissions Information: No exams required. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Non-Degree 1 20 21 Rolling application deadline; $10 fee. Housing Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Admissions Information: No exam required. availabe on a first come first served basis. Student Body ...... Coed No deadline. Students are encouraged to apply Application is available online at www.hesser.edu Tuition/Fees...... $26,500/$125 prior to 4/1 for fall admission and 12/1 for spring; Housing, Room & Board...... $8,550 $30 fee. Application is available online at Phone: 603/668-6660 X2110 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 75/25 www.nec.edu/admissions Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/34 Phone: 603/428-2223 1 Library Collection ...... 13,400 enrollment is from Fall 2004. Fall 2005 figures Email: [email protected] not supplied. Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 1,018 19 1,037 Undergrad Degree 1,018 14 1,032 New Hampshire Magdalen College Non-Degree 0 5 5 Institute of Art 511 Kearsarge Mtn. Road 603/456-2656 Admissions Information: No exam required. 148 Concord Street 866/241-4918 Warner 03278 FAX: 603/456-2660 Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. Application is Manchester 03104-4858 FAX: 603/641-1832 www.magdalen.edu available online at www.mcintoshcollege.edu. www.nhia.edu Founded 1973; Roman Catholic college offers liberal arts Phone: 888/268.6777 Established in 1868, first and only independent program leading to associate and bachelor’s degrees. college of art in New Hampshire offers bachelor’s of Jeffrey J. Karls, President fine arts degree; certificate programs and continuing Donald R. Regan, Executive VP New England College education courses. George N. Stanciu, Academic Dean 7 Main Street 603/428-2211 Roger Williams, President Karl A. Jackson, Dean of Students Henniker 03242 FAX: 603/428-7230 Patrick McCay, Academic Dean Gail Crowdes, Registrar www.nec.edu Erik Gross, VP, Finance & Administration Accreditation...... Specialized Founded 1946; offers liberal arts, teacher education Jessica Kinsey, Dir. of Development Academic Calendar ...... Semester and professional programs leading to associate, Liam Sullivan, Dir. of Enrollment Student Body ...... Coed bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing and Student Services Tuition/Fees...... $10,750 education; summer session for degree credit. Amanda Abbott, Admissions Administrator Housing, Room & Board...... $6,500 Lindy Forrester, Dir. of Student Services Endowment...... $1,000,000 Stephen E. Fritz, President Heather Hilton, Admissions Officer Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 23/0 Edward M. Cooper, Provost & Vice President Melissa Kimball, Admissions Officer Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 8/0 for Academic Affairs Jane Langlois, Registrar Library Collection ...... 40,000 Kevin Cormier, VP for Finance & Operations Kathy Ritter, Dir. of the Library Douglas R. Kruse, VP for Advancement Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Linda LaVallee, Dir. of Financial Aid Michele Perkins, Senior VP for Karen Francis, Dir. of Continuing Education Total Enrollment 69 0 69 Enrollment Management 1 Undergrad Degree 69 0 69 E. Joseph Petrick Jr., Dean of Students & Accreditation...... NE Cand, Specialized Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam VP for Student Affairs Academic Calendar ...... Semester required. 5/1 application deadline; $35 fee. 1/1 Early Katherine Van Weelden, VP for Learning Services Student Body ...... Coed Decision deadline. Application is available online at Leslie Bateman, Dir. of Human Resources Tuition/Fees...... $11,950/$1,290 www.magdalen.edu Frank Hall, Registrar Housing, Room & Board...... $6,000 Lauren Hughes, Dir. of Student Financial Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 24/5 Phone: 603/456-2656 Richard Keating, Dean of Graduate & Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 8/32 Email: [email protected] Professional Studies Library Collection ...... 10,000 Paul Miller, Dir. of Admission & Financial Aid Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total McIntosh College Darin Ninness, Dir. of Information Technology Total Enrollment 200 537 737 Lori Runksmeier, Dir. of Athletics Undergrad Degree 200 37 237 23 Cataract Avenue 888/268-6777 Debra Nitschke-Shaw, Dean of Non-Degree 0 500 500 Dover 03820 FAX: 603/743-0060 Undergraduate Programs Admissions Information: Applicants must submit www.mcintoshcollege.edu Kathleen Williams, Dir. of Public Information official transcripts, two letters of recommendation, Founded in 1896 as a career-oriented institution, Accreditation...... NE essay, and portfolio; rolling admissions process; offers associate degree programs in accounting, Academic Calendar ...... Semester $25 application fee (waived for applications submitted business management, crime scene technology, Student Body ...... Coed online). Contact Admissions Office for additional criminal justice, culinary arts (Le Cordon Bleu), Tuition/Fees...... $23,936/$480 application guidelines. Application is available fashion merchandising, graphic design, medical Housing, Room & Board...... $8,616 online at www.nhia.edu/admissions.htm assisting, paralegal studies, and professional Endowment...... $5,400,000 photography. Also offers a certificate program Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 147/15 in massage therapy. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 56/70 Library Collection ...... 109,000
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Phone: 866/241-4918 Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B., President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Email: [email protected] Marie George, Executive VP Academic Calendar ...... Semester Mark Cooper, O.S.B., Treasurer Student Body ...... Coed 1 New Hampshire Institute of Art is accredited by James Flanagan, VP, College Advancement Tuition/Fees...... $30,194/$330 NASAD, The National Association of Schools for Art Joseph Horton, VP, Student Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... $8,480 and Design Alicia Finn, Dean of Students Endowment...... $13,000,000 Augustine Kelly, O.S.B., Dean of the College Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 299/200 Rivier College Patricia Shuster, VP, Administration Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 126/249 Nanci Tessier, VP, Enrollment Management Library Collection ...... 506,672 420 Main Street 603/888-1311 Nancy Davis Griffin, Dir. of Admission Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Nashua 03060 www.rivier.edu Elizabeth Keuffel, Dir. of Financial Aid Total Enrollment 2,589 966 3,555 Founded 1933; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Adam Albina, Dir. of Information Technology Undergrad Degree 1,662 44 1,706 arts, teacher education and professional programs Joseph Constance, Librarian Graduate Degree 919 922 1,841 leading to postsecondary certificates, associate, Mary Anne Ericson, Registrar Non-Degree 8 0 8 bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: New SAT I or ACT with education; summer session for degree credit. Academic Calendar ...... Semester writing exam is required for all applicants (except William Farrell, President Student Body ...... Coed Culinary Arts/Baking & Pastry Arts applicants). Joseph Fagan, VP, Finance & Administration Tuition/Fees...... $25,430/$750 Rolling application deadline; 11/15 Early Action Sr. Therese Larochelle, VP, Academic Affairs Housing, Room & Board...... $9,620 deadline. $35 fee, application fee is waived for online Lynn Jansky, VP, Student Development Endowment...... $69,700,000 applications. SNHU accept the Common Application. Joseph Allard, VP, Academic Outreach Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 335/104 Online application is available at Albert C. DeCiccio, Academic Dean Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 135/48 https://apply.embark.com/Ugrad/snh/17/ Karen Cooper, Dir. of College Relations Library Collection ...... 342,298 David Boisvert, Executive Assistant to President for Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Phone: 603/645-9611 Enrollment/Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Total Enrollment 1,937 49 1,986 Email: [email protected] Valerie Patnaude, Dir. of Financial Aid Undergrad Degree 1,932 22 1,954 Paula Randazza, Dir. of Residence Life Non-Degree 5 27 32 The Thomas More H. William Schleifer, Dir. of Information Technology Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam College of Liberal Arts Dan Speidel, Dir. of Regina Library required. 3/1 priority application deadline; $55 fee. Accreditation...... NE, Specialized 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Application is available Six Manchester Street 603/880-8308 Academic Calendar ...... Semester online at www.anselm.edu/admission Merrimack 03054 FAX: 603/880-9280 Student Body ...... Coed www.thomasmorecollege.edu Tuition/Fees...... $20,970 Phone: 603/641-7500 Founded 1978; Catholic institution offers liberal arts Housing, Room & Board...... $7,942 Email: [email protected] programs leading to bachelor’s degrees. Endowment...... $22,000,000 Peter V. Sampo, President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 140/58 Southern Mary Mumbach, Dean of the College Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 72/102 New Hampshire University Pamela Bernstein, Business Manager Library Collection ...... 208,395 Mary Bonifield, Dir. of College Relations Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 2500 North River Road 603/668-2211 Joanne Geiger, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid
Total Enrollment 956 1,168 2,124 Manchester 03106 www.snhu.edu Brian Shea, Registrar New Hampshire Independent Undergrad Degree 845 544 1,389 Founded in 1932; offers majors in business, education, Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Degree 111 624 735 liberal arts, culinary and hospitality fields and Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam community economic development. Awards associate, Student Body ...... Coed required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. 11/15 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Classes Tuition/Fees...... $11,100/$30 Early Decision deadline. Application is available available at New Hampshire and Maine locations Housing, Room & Board...... $8,000 online at www.rivier.edu/admissions/undergraduate and online. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 11/5 Paul J. LeBlanc, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 5/5 Phone: 603/897-8507 Pam Hogan, VP, Human Resources Library Collection ...... 50,000 Email: [email protected] Scott Kalicki, VP, Student Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total John C. Miles, Treasurer, VP, Operations & Finance Total Enrollment 85 0 85 Saint Anselm College Curtis C. Smith, VP, Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 85 0 85 Brad Poznanski, VP, Enrollment Management 100 Saint Anselm Drive 603/641-7000 Martha Rush-Mueller, VP, Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Manchester 03102-1310 FAX: 603/641-7116 Marketing & Communications required. Rolling application deadline. Application www.anselm.edu Karen L. Muncaster, Dean of Continuing Education is available online at www.thomasmorecollege.edu Founded in 1889, Benedictine Catholic liberal arts Steven Soba, Dir. of Admission Phone: 800/880-8308 college; offers 31 different academic majors and 18 Louisa Martin, Dir. of Financial Aid Email: [email protected] certificate programs. Robert Schiavoni, Dir. of Residence Life Richard Ouellette, Registrar Daryl Dreffs, Dir. of Computing Resources
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 117 Regional Student Program Granite State College University System of New Hampshire
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FEINSTEIN COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (FCAS) American Studies Anthropology/Sociology Biology Chemistry Communications Creative Writing Dance Performance English Literature Environmental Science Foreign Language Graphic Design Communications History Marine Biology Mathematics Philosophy Political Science Psychology Theatre Undeclared FCAS Master of Public Administration Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, ART AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION (SAAHP) to Architecture Learning Art and Architectural History Bridge Historic Preservation Visual Arts Studies the Master of Architecture GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (GSB) Accounting World Business Management Computer Information Systems Economics Financial Services At Roger Williams University, International Business we encourage your learning Marketing Undeclared GSB so you can accomplish your SCHOOL OF EDUCATION (SED) personal goals and enhance Elementary Education your world. Secondary Education Undeclared SED Programs are offered in the liberal arts and Master of Arts in Teaching (Elementary Education) sciences, architecture, business, education, Master of Arts in engineering, historic preservation, justice studies, legal studies, Literacy Education SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, visual arts studies, and law. A Core Curriculum COMPUTING AND CONSTRUCTION bridges academic disciplines and MANAGEMENT (SECCM) many academic and extracurricular Computer Science Construction Management opportunities – such as NCAA Engineering Division III varsity athletics, Undeclared SECCM SCHOOL OF JUSTICE STUDIES (SJS) numerous clubs and organizations, Criminal Justice a challenging Honors Program, Legal Studies Undeclared SJS study abroad opportunities, and a community involvement Master of Science in program. All combine to make Roger Williams University Criminal Justice Joint Master of Science in a rewarding experience in learning. Criminal Justice/ Juris Doctor degree OTHER PROGRAMS Pre-Law Pre-Medical Pre-Veterinary 3+3 Program* RALPH R. PAPITTO SCHOOL OF LAW Juris Doctor degree
*Combination of Bachelor and Juris Doctor degrees. Office of Undergraduate Admission Roger Williams University is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. One Old Ferry Road • Bristol, Rhode Island 02809 The Ralph R. Papitto School of Law is fully 1-866-264-9769 • www.rwu.edu • e-mail: [email protected] accredited by the American Bar Association. Rhode Island
Population 2005 ...... 1,076,189 Board of Governors for Higher Education Rhode Island Public Frank Caprio, Chair Number of Colleges and Universities 2004 301 Promenade Street Public Two-Year: ...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 2 Providence, RI 02908 Independent Two-Year:...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 10 401/222-6560 Degrees Conferred 2004 www.ribghe.org Associate ...... 3,540 Office of the Commissioner Bachelor’s ...... 9,251 of Higher Education Master’s ...... 2,171 Jack R. Warner, Commissioner First-Professional ...... 321 301 Promenade Street Doctorate ...... 249 Providence, RI 02908 Higher Education Enrollment 2004 401/222-6560 Public Two-Year:...... 16,293 Four-Year:...... 23,627 www.ribghe.org Independent Two-Year:...... 550 Four-Year:...... 39,907 Foreign Enrollment 2004 ...... 3,043 Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Students as % of Total Higher Education Enrollment 2004 ...... 16% Per-Capita Income 2005 ...... $36,153 State Appropriation for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2006 ....$4.71
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2006
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
Community College Campus/Dir. of Affirmative Action Programs & Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total of Rhode Island Minority Student Affairs Total Enrollment 5,765 10,277 16,042 Richard Fontaine, Executive Director & Chief Undergrad Degree 5,282 7,804 13,086 400 East Avenue 401/825-1000 Information Officer Non-Degree 483 2,473 2,956 Warwick 02886 www.ccri.edu Julie M. White, Dean of Institutional Advancement & Admissions Information: No exams required. Founded 1964; the largest public two-year college College Relations Rolling application deadline; $20 fee. in New England offers liberal arts, occupational Albert J. Sevigny, Controller and technical programs leading to postsecondary Marisa Albini, Dir. of Alumni Affairs Phone: 401/825-2003 certificates and associate degrees; cooperative & Alumni Development Email: [email protected] education; summer session for degree credit; Stephen Marginson, Dean of Administration 1 library collection data from 2006 Directory weekend college; distance education. Campuses Accreditation...... NE, Specialized in Lincoln, Newport, Providence and Warwick. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Raymond DiPasquale, President Student Body ...... Coed Rhode Island College Lela Morgan, Acting VP for Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $2,254/$290 Ronald L. Schertz, Dean of Student $6,628/$290 600 Mt. Pleasant Avenue 401/456-8000 Development & Assessment Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Providence 02908 FAX: 401/456-8379 Rebecca Yount, Associate Dean of Student Life & Endowment...... $1,304,838 www.ric.edu Service Learning Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 418/12 Founded 1854; offers liberal arts, teacher education Dennis Moore, Assistant to the President/ Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 296/417 and professional programs leading to bachelor’s and Dir. of Public Relations & Publications Library Collection ...... 300,5161 master’s degrees; continuing education; summer William LeBlanc, Dir. of Institutional session for degree credit. Research & Planning John White Jr., Executive Dir. of Providence
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 121 Rhode Island Public Institutions
John Nazarian, President University of Rhode Island Dan King, VP, Academic Affairs Ivy Denise Locke, VP, Administration and Finance Kingston 02881 401/874-1000 Marguerite Brown, VP, Development & www.uri.edu College Relations Founded 1892; degree-granting colleges include arts Gary Penfield, VP, Student Affairs & Dean of Students and sciences, business administration, environment Richard Prull, Assistant VP, Information Services and life sciences, engineering, human sciences and Paul Forte, Assistant VP for Finance & Controller services, nursing, and pharmacy and graduate school Richard R Weiner, Dean, Faculty of Arts & Sciences of oceanography. Offers professional programs leading Julie Wollman-Bonilla, Dean, Feinstein School of to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees; continuing Education & Human Development education; summer session for degree credit. James A Schweikart, Dean, School of Management Robert L. Carothers, President Carol Bennett-Speight, Dean, School of Social Work Robert A. Weygand, VP, Administration Tjalda Nauta, Dir. of Library Services M. Beverly Swan, Provost & VP, Academic Affairs Jane Fusco, Dir. of News & Public Relations Robert M. Beagle, VP, University Advancement Holly Shadoian, Dir. of Admissions Thomas R. Dougan, VP, Student Affairs James Hanbury, Dir. of Financial Aid Robert E. Gillis, Dir. of Affirmative Action, James Dorian, Dir. of Records Office Equal Opportunity & Diversity Teresa Brown, Dir. of Residential Life & Housing Michele Nota, Exec. Dir. of Alumni Relations Patricia Giammarco, Dir. of Affirmative Action Linda A. Acciardo, Dir. of Communications Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Cynthia Bonn, Dean of Admissions Academic Calendar ...... Semester Lester Yensan, Asst. VP, Student Affairs Student Body ...... Coed Horace J. Amaral, Jr., Dir. of Enrollment Services Tuition/Fees...... $4,144/$814 Garrett Bozylinsky, Vice Provost, Information Services $12,074/$814 Accreditation...... NE Housing, Room & Board...... $7,393 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Endowment...... $11,940,448 Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 480/16 Tuition/Fees...... $5,656/$2,068 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 325/333 $19,356/$2,068 Library Collection ...... 1,982,701 Housing, Room & Board...... $8,466 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Endowment...... $74,852,000 Total Enrollment 5,613 3,258 8,871 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,606/138 Undergrad Degree 5,214 1,883 7,097 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 679/31 Graduate Degree 273 473 746 Library Collection ...... 3,579,528 Non-Degree 126 902 1,028 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT exam, or ACT Total Enrollment 11,337 3,758 15,095 with ACT writing exam, required. 5/1 application Undergrad Degree 9,681 1,481 11,162 deadline; $50 fee. Application is available online Graduate Degree 1,518 994 2,512 at www.ric.edu/admissions Non-Degree 138 1,283 1,421 Phone: 401/456-8234 Admissions Information: SAT or ACT exam Email: [email protected] required. 2/1 application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 Early Action deadline. Application is available online at www.uri.edu/admission Phone: 401/874-7100 Email: [email protected]
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For Information on Independent Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning Test Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Institutions in Rhode Island and two SAT Subject Tests, or ACT exam (with writing Total Enrollment 3,051 591 3,642 test) required. 1/1 application deadline; $70 fee. 11/1 Undergrad Degree 3,009 168 3,177 Rhode Island Independent Rhode Island Independent Higher Education Association Early Decision deadline. Application is available Graduate Degree 39 400 439 Charles-Orms Building 401/272-8270 online at www.brown.edu/admission Non-Degree 3 23 26 10 Orms Street, Suite 120 Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning or Providence, RI 02904 Phone: 401/863-2378 Email: [email protected] ACT exam required. 2/1 application deadline, $50 application fee. 11/15 Early Decision deadline. Brown University Application is available online at Bryant University www.bryant.edu/bryant/admission/apply/ 1 Prospect Street 401/863-1000 Providence 02912 www.brown.edu 1150 Douglas Pike 401/232-6000 Phone: 401/232-6100 Smithfield 02917 FAX: 401/232-6319 Email: [email protected] Founded 1764; offers liberal arts and professional www.bryant.edu programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral 1 tuition includes mandatory fees and cost of degrees; summer session for degree credit. Founded 1863; offers bachelor’s degrees in diverse personal laptop. areas including applied psychology, business Ruth J. Simmons, President administration, communication, information Elizabeth Huidekoper, Executive VP, technology, international business, and liberal arts. Johnson & Wales University1 Finance & Administration Offers master’s degrees in business administration, David Kertzer, Provost information systems, and taxation. 8 Abbott Park Place 401/598-1000 Vincent Tompkins, Deputy Provost Providence 02903 FAX: 401/598-2880 Ronald Vanden Dorpel, Senior VP, Ronald K. Machtley, President www.jwu.edu Barry F. Morrison, VP, Business Affairs & Treasurer University Advancement Founded 1914; offers associate and bachelor’s degree Todd Andrews, VP, Alumni Relations V.K. Unni, VP, Academic Affairs J. Thomas Eakin, VP, Student Affairs programs in business, culinary arts, hospitality and Neil Steinberg, VP, Development & Campaign Director technology; business MBA programs with concentrations Ronald Margolin, VP, International Advancement, & Dean of Students Lorna J. Hunter, VP, Enrollment Management in accounting, financial management, international Principal Gifts & Volunteer Engagement trade, marketing and organizational leadership; Michael Chapman, VP, Public Affairs Arthur Gloster II, VP, Information Systems Linda Lulli, Associate VP, Human Resources hospitality MBA programs with concentrations in & University Relations event leadership, finance and marketing; master’s Michael Goldberger, Director of Athletics Renee Buisson, Interim Executive Dir. of University Relations degree programs in teacher education; doctoral James Miller, Dean of Admission degree programs in educational leadership; Henry Johnson, Director of EEO/AA Thomas J. Dimieri, Dir. of Planning & Institutional Research continuing education; practicum and cooperative Michael Pesta, Registrar education; summer session available for degree credit. Salvatore Aiello, Bursar John B. Canning, Dir. of Financial Aid Ellen Waite-Franzen, VP, Computing Michelle Beauregard, Dir. of Admission Morris J.W. Gaebe, Chancellor & Information Services Brenda Doran, Dir. of Transfer Admission John A. Yena, Chairman of the Board Harriette Hemmasi, University Librarian Bill Smith, Dir. of Athletics John J. Bowen, University President Katherine Bergeron, Dean of the College John Denio, Asst. Dean/Dir. of Residence Life Thomas L.G. Dwyer, Executive VP, Treasurer Sheila Bonde, Dean of the Graduate School Michelle Murray, Bursar & Chief Financial Officer Clyde Briant, VP, Research Judith Clare, Dir. of Career Services Richard J. Kosh, University Provost Rajiv Vohra, Dean of the Faculty Mary Moroney, Dir. of Library Services Barbara Bennett, General Counsel & Eli Adashi, Dean of Medicine & Biological Sciences Robyn Warde, Dir. of Alumni Relations Corporate Secretary Richard Spies, Executive VP, Planning Kristopher Sullivan, Dir. of Graduate School Emily A. Gilcreast, Executive Assistant to the University David Greene, VP, Campus Life & Student Services Richard Dankel, Dir. of Bryant Center & President & Assistant Secretary Russell Carey, VP & Secretary of the University Student Activities Charles M. Cook, Senior VP, University Affairs Brenda Allen, Associate Provost & Director of T. Abraham D. Hunter, Dir. of Intercultural Center William F. McArdle, Senior VP, Finance Institutional Diversity David Lux, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Kenneth R. Levy, Senior VP, Special Projects Marisa Quinn, Assistant to the President and Graduate Studies Robin Krakowsky, Senior VP, Administration Jack Trifts, Dean, College of Business & Merlin A. DeConti, Senior VP, Facilities Management Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Graduate Studies Patricia A. McLaughlin, Senior VP, Academic Calendar ...... Semester Elizabeth Powers, Assistant to the VP for Institutional Advancement Student Body ...... Coed Academic Affairs Mim Runey, Senior VP, Institutional Planning Tuition/Fees...... $33,888/$732 Manuel Pimentel, Senior VP Emeritus, Housing, Room & Board...... $9,134 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Semester University Relations Endowment...... $2,300,000,000 Veera Sarawagi, Assistant Provost Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,390/379 Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees ...... $26,099/1 Irving Schneider, President, Providence Campus Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 687/136 Donald McGregor, President, North Miami Campus Library Collection ...... 3,513,036 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,293 Endowment...... $152,700,000 Bette Matkowski, President, Denver Campus Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 388/33 Arthur Gallagher, President, Charlotte Campus Total Enrollment 7,899 362 8,261 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 138/108 Clifton J. Boyle, VP, Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 5,864 63 5,927 Library Collection ...... 183,469 Donna J. Yena, VP, Career Development Graduate Degree 1,956 81 2,037 and Alumni Relations Non-Degree 79 218 297
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Kenneth F. DiSaia, VP, Enrollment Management Doreen Lasiewski, Registrar Rebecca Ramos, Assistant VP for Joseph Greene, VP, Accounting Services Sharon Charette, Dir. of Library Information Technology John Smithers, Chief Information Officer Lee Peebles, Dir. of Student Life Warren S. Gray, Assistant VP for Business Services Vincent F. Saele, Senior VP, Providence Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Jacqueline K MacKay, Assistant VP, Student Services Campus Advancement Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Charles Haberle, Assistant VP, Academic Affairs Christopher O. Placco, VP, Facilities Management Student Body ...... Coed Kirk A. Brague, Assistant VP, Student Services Ronald Martel, VP, Student Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $15,000/$1,375 Ann Manchester-Molak, Assistant VP for College Events Alan Restivo, University Controller Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Sandra Oliveira, Executive Dir. of Financial Aid Marie Bernardo, University Registrar & Executive Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 138/60 Thomas Frank, Dir. of Institutional Research Dir. of Student Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 97/218 D. Russell Bailey, Dir. of Library Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Library Collection ...... 47,963 Lucille A. Tomaselli, Dir. of Academic Records Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Ann E. Barone, Dir. of Academic Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Scheduling/Registration Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 2,859 244 3,103 Tuition/Fees...... $19,875/$951 Undergrad Degree 2,859 244 3,103 Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Housing, Room & Board...... $8,300 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Endowment...... $189,000,0002 Admissions Information: Accuplacer exam and Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,163/8853 writing sample required. Rolling application deadline; Tuition/Fees...... $26,780/$565 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 483/195 $50 fee. Application is available online at www.neit.edu Housing, Room & Board...... $9,765 Library Collection ...... 606,126 Phone: 401/467-7744 X3357 Endowment...... $130,000,000 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Email: [email protected] Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 409/47 Total Enrollment 15,311 1,247 16,558 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 287/82 Undergrad Degree 14,612 1,112 15,724 Library Collection ...... 583,922 Graduate Degree 699 135 834 Providence College Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: SAT or ACT exams are Eaton Street & River Avenue 401/865-1000 Total Enrollment 4,098 1,409 5,507 recommended. Rolling application deadline; no fee. Providence 02918 FAX: 401/865-2057 Undergrad Degree 3,926 296 4,222 Application is available online at www.jwu.edu www.providence.edu Graduate Degree 112 374 486 Non-Degree 60 739 799 Founded 1917, Roman Catholic college offers liberal Phone: 401/598-2310 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Email: [email protected] arts, teacher education and professional programs leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s required. 1/15 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/1 1 campuses in Providence, RI, Denver, CO, degrees; continuing education; summer session Early Action deadline. Application is available online N. Miami, FL and Charlotte, NC for degree credit. at www.providence.edu/admiss 2 estimated endowment as of June 30, 2006 Brian J. Shanley, O.P., President Phone: 401/865-2535 Kenneth Sicard, O.P., Executive Vice President Email: [email protected] 3 faculty/staff and library information as of Michael V. Frazier, VP, Finance & Business, CFO October 2005 Hugh Lena, VP, Academic Affairs Joseph P. Brum, Special Assistant to President for Rhode Island School of Design Development Projects 2 College Street 401/454-6100 New England Edward J. Caron, VP, College Relations/Planning Institute of Technology Providence 02903 FAX: 401/454-6420 Brendan Murphy, O.P., VP, Student Services www.risd.edu 2500 Post Road 401/467-7744 Joseph J. Guido, O.P., VP for Mission & Ministry Marifrances McGinn, VP & General Counsel Founded 1877; offers programs in fine arts, design Warwick 02886 FAX: 401/738-5122 and architecture leading to bachelor’s and master’s www.neit.edu Robert Ferreira, Jr., Acting VP, Institutional Advancement of fine arts degrees; art education and continuing Founded 1940; the largest technical college in Christopher P. Lydon, Associate VP for education programs. southern New England offers associate degrees Admissions & Enrollment Planning Roger Mandle, President in over 23 different areas of study and bachelor’s Jacqueline White, Associate VP for Finance/ Arnold Yasinski, Executive VP, degrees in 9 areas, all focusing on technology. Assistant Treasurer Finance & Administration Richard I. Gouse, President Brian J. Bartolini, Associate VP for Academic Affairs Jay Coogan, Provost Seth Kurn, Executive VP Kevin D. Robb, O.P., Associate VP for Will Melton, VP, Institutional Advancement Cheryl C. Connors, Senior VP, Finance & Treasurer Mission & Ministry Ann Hudner, Dir. of External Relations Thomas F. Wylie, Senior VP & Provost Robert G. Driscoll, Jr., Associate VP, Athletics Felice D. Billups, Dir. of Planning & Research Robert R. Theroux, VP, Finance, Controller Patricia S. Vieira, Associate VP, College Ed Newhall, Dir. of Admissions Philip G. Parsons, VP & General Counsel Relations/Planning Peter Riefler, Dir. of Financial Aid Steven Kitchin, VP, Corporate Education & Training Kathleen M. Alvino, Associate VP of Human Resources Brian Janes, Dir. of Residence Life Catherine Kennedy, VP, Student Support Services Mark D. Nowel, O.P., Dean of Undergraduate Studies Stephen Berenback, Registrar William Ferrante, Associate Provost Thomas Flaherty, Dean of Graduate Studies Ralph Fasano, Dir. of Computer & Network Services Thomas R.Thibodeau, Assistant Provost Steven Sears, Dean of Residence Life Carol Terry, Dir. of Library Services Karen B. Arnold, Assistant Provost Edward Twyman, Dean of Balfour Center for Hope Alswang, Dir. of the RISD Museum Patricia Blakemore, Dir. of Career Services Multicultural Affairs Michael Kwiatkowski, Dir. of Admissions Larry Blair, Dir. of Student Financial Services
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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Kristine Hendrickson, Dir. of Communications Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Frederick C. Promades, Dir. of Institutional Research
Student Body ...... Coed Student Body ...... Coed Colleen Emerson, Dir. of Undergraduate Admissions Rhode Island Independent Tuition/Fees...... $31,145/$285 Tuition/Fees...... $22,932/$1,134 Aida Mirante, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... $5,260 Housing, Room & Board...... $10,693 Dennis J. DelGizzo, Dir. of Residence Endowment...... $262,104,3191 Endowment...... $90,529,000 George Antone, Dir. Academic Grants and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 472/44 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 481/259 International Programs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 139/355 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 188/215 Thomas Brennan, Dir. of Information Technologies Library Collection ...... 1,014,784 Library Collection ...... 434,910 Jason Black, Dir. of Web Integration Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Fall 2005 Enrollment1 FT PT Total Kathleen Boyd, Dir. of Library Services Total Enrollment 2,258 4,400 6,658 Total Enrollment 3,825 780 4,605 Diane Blanchette, Dir. of Human Resources Undergrad Degree 1,878 0 1,878 Undergrad Degree 3,740 618 4,358 Michael Grandchamp, Controller Graduate Degree 380 0 380 Graduate Degree 84 133 217 Bart Carithers, Dir. of Student Center Non-Degree 0 4,400 4,400 Non-Degree 1 29 30 Del Malloy, Dir. of Athletics Ed Habershaw, Dir. of Sports Information Admissions Information: SAT I and portfolio Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Maureen Moriarty, Dir. of Extension Studies & required. 2/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 12/15 required. $50 fee. 11/1 Early decision deadline; 11/15 Continuing Education Early Notificiation deadline. Early Action deadline; 2/1 regular decision deadline. Katherine Horoschak, Dir. of Major Gifts Common application required with supplement. Phone: 401/454-6300 & Planned Giving Email: [email protected] Phone: 401/254-3500 Victoria Landry, Dir. of Advancement Services Email: [email protected] Mary Kay Connell, Dir. of Health Services 1 endowment value as of June 30, 2005 Brian McDonnell, Dir. of Computer Labs 1 law school enrollment not included John R. Mixter, Dir. of Safety & Security Francine Monfette, Dir. of Purchasing Roger Williams University Robert Snell, Dir. of Facilities Salve Regina University One Old Ferry Road 401/253-1040 Mary Sokolowski, Dir. of Community Bristol 02809 www.rwu.edu 100 Ochre Point Avenue 401/847-6650 & Government Relations Newport 02840-4192 FAX: 401/848-2823 Cristina Bowen, Dir. of Campus Ministry Founded 1919; offers architecture, business, engineering, Esther A. Whalen, RSCJ, Dir. of Publications fine and performing arts, humanities, science and www.salve.edu mathematics, education, criminal justice, and social Opened 1947; Roman Catholic college offers liberal Accreditation...... NE, Specialized sciences programs leading to bachelor’s degrees; arts and science, teacher education and professional Academic Calendar ...... Semester school of law; graduate programs in criminal justice, programs leading to associate, bachelor’s, master’s Student Body ...... Coed architecture, public administration, forensic psychology and doctorate of humanities degrees; continuing Tuition/Fees...... $24,975/$200 and education; continuing education; cooperative education; distance learning; cooperative education; Housing, Room & Board...... $9,800 education; summer session for degree credit. summer session for degree credit. Endowment...... $35,700,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 242/24 Roy J. Nirschel, President & CEO M. Therese Antone, RSM, President Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 122/118 James Noonan, VP, Finance & CFO William B. Hall, VP, Administration and Chief Library Collection ...... 140,000 Jeffrey Martin, Interim Provost Financial Officer Lynn Fawthrop, VP, Enrollment Dean de la Motte, VP, Academic Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Management & Retention John J. Rok, VP, Student Life Total Enrollment 2,063 436 2,499 Peter Wilbur, Associate VP, Finance & Administration Leona Misto, RSM, VP, Mission Undergrad Degree 1,986 82 2,068 Robert H. Avery, VP, Human Resources Integration & Planning Graduate Degree 65 244 309 & General Counsel Laura McPhie Oliveira, VP, Enrollment Non-Degree 12 110 122 Peter Deekle, Dean of University Library Services Services & Dean of Admissions Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam John J. King, VP, Student Affairs Michael Semenza, VP, Institutional Advancement required. 3/1 priority application deadline; $50 fee. Kathleen N. McMahon, Dean of Students Stephen L. Trainor, Dean of Undergraduate Studies 11/01 Early Action deadline. Application is available Tracy DaCosta, Associate Dean of Thomas Sabbagh, Dean of Continuing Education online at www.salve.edu Enrollment Management and Graduate Enrollment Susan Rivers, VP, Public Affairs John F. Quinn, Jr., Dean of Students Phone: 888/467-2583 James H. Terry, Registrar Email: [email protected] Peter Liotta, Dir. of Pell Center for International Relations & Public Policy
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 125 Learn. Live. Make a Difference. ATTENTION: RESIDENTS OF CONNECTICUT, MAINE, MASSACHUSETTS, NEW HAMPSHIRE AND VERMONT For a list of approved degree programs offered by RHODE ISLAND Located in historic mansions on Newport’s famed Cliff public colleges and universities Walk, Salve Regina is home to over 75 acres of breathtaking Visit landscape and 21 architecturally significant buildings. www.nebhe.org/tuitionbreak Salve Regina’s campus provides the perfect setting for an excellent education, rich in the liberal arts and steeped in Search our online RSP Tuition Break a tradition to seek wisdom and promote universal justice. database. Or download the RSP The university offers small classes, dedicated faculty and Tuition Break Catalog. enrolls over 2,500 undergraduate and graduate men and women from across the US and 24 nations.
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Education in Ireland SUMMER 2007 JUNE 30 TO JULY 8
Dublin Waterford Galway
Johnson & Wales University Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership is offering a three-semester-credit graduate course on the history and advancement of education on the Emerald Isle.
The course may be audited or taken for credit with the option of designing a special project that meets the professional development needs of each student.
Cost estimate: Trip package $2,450 + Course credit $1,350
For information, contact Cynthia V. L. Ward at [email protected] Vermont
Population 2005 ...... 623,050 Vermont State Colleges Robert G. Clarke, Chancellor Number of Colleges and Universities 2005 P.O. Box 359 Public Two-Year: ...... 1 Four-Year: ...... 5 Waterbury, VT 05676 Independent Two-Year:...... 2 Four-Year: ...... 17 802/241-2520 Degrees Conferred 2004 www.vsc.edu Associate ...... 1,390 System includes Castleton, Johnson and Lyndon State Bachelor’s ...... 4,648 Colleges, Vermont Technical College and Community Master’s ...... 1,474 College of Vermont. First-Professional ...... 247 Doctorate ...... 55 Higher Education Enrollment 2004 Public Two-Year: ...... 5,619 Four-Year:...... 17,361 Vermont Public Independent Two-Year:...... 528 Four-Year:...... 15,131 Foreign Enrollment 2004 ...... 864 Black, Native American, Asian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic Students as % of Total Higher Education Enrollment 2004 ...... 6.6% Per-Capita Income 2005 ...... $33,327 State Appropriation for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income 2006 ....$3.99
Sources: U.S. Bureau of the Census; Center for Higher Education and Finance, Illinois State University; The Chronicle of Higher Education, Almanac 2006
PUBLICPublic INSTITUTIONSInstitutions
Castleton State College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Community College Academic Calendar ...... Semester of Vermont Office of Admissions 802/468-1213 Student Body ...... Coed Castleton 05735 FAX: 802/468-1476 Tuition/Fees...... $6,648/$375 PO Box 120 802/241-3535 www.castleton.edu $14,376/$375 Waterbury 05676-0120 FAX: 802/241-3526 Founded 1787; liberal arts college offers programs Housing, Room & Board...... $6,942 www.ccv.edu leading to associate’s, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; Endowment...... $4,137,043 Founded 1970; offers liberal arts and career-building focus on internships and community involvement; Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 140/25 programs leading to associate degrees at 12 locations continuing education; cooperative education; Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 89/112 throughout Vermont and online; continuing summer session for degree credit. Library Collection ...... 715,531 education; fall, spring, summer sessions. David S. Wolk, President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Timothy J. Donovan, President William Allen Jr., Dean of Administration Total Enrollment 1,725 667 2,392 Tapp Barnhill, Southern Regional Director Joseph T. Mark, Academic Dean Undergrad Degree 1,679 161 1,840 David Buchdahl, Dean of Academic Affairs Ennis Duling, Dir. of Communications Graduate Degree 24 29 53 Penne Ciaraldi, Northeastern Regional Director Maurice D. Ouimet, Jr., Dir. of Admissions Non-Degree 22 477 499 Pam Chisholm, Dir. of Financial Aid Greg G. Stone, Dean of Students Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT (with Susan Henry, Dean of Enrollment and Advancement Lyn Sawyer, Dir. of Human Resources optional writing exam) required. Rolling application Joyce Judy, Provost Dennis Proulx, Dir. of Residence Life deadline; $35 fee. Application is available online at Elmer Kimball, Northwestern Regional Director Lori Patten, Registrar www.castleton.edu/admissions Barbara Martin, Dean of Administration Gayle Malinowski, Dir. of Computing Services KD Maynard, Dean of Students Phone: 800/639-8521 Ann Newsmith, Dir. of Marketing & Publications Email: [email protected] Eric Sakai, Dir. of Learning Technology
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Accreditation...... NE Tuition/Fees...... $6,648/$175 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Academic Calendar ...... Semester $14,376/$175 required. Rolling application deadline; $35 fee. Student Body ...... Coed Housing, Room & Board...... $6,942 Application is available online at Tuition/Fees...... $1711/$50 Endowment...... $1,256,176 www.lyndonstate.edu $342/$50 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 123/6 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 54/85 Phone: 802/626-6413 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 150/20 Library Collection ...... 594,366 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 0/620 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 1 fees do not include $1,235 for health insurance Library Collection ...... 56,000 Total Enrollment 1,091 775 1,866 for students not covered under another plan Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Undergrad Degree 1,022 544 1,566 Total Enrollment 2,790 3,095 5,885 Graduate Degree 69 231 300 University of Vermont Undergrad Degree 899 3,010 3,909 Admissions Information: SAT I exam Non-Degree 1,891 85 1,976 required. Rolling application deadline; 85 South Prospect Street 802/656-3131 Admissions Information: Accuplacer assessments $35 fee. Application is available online at Burlington 05405 www.uvm.edu required for most students. No essay, fee or SAT www.johnsonstatecollege.edu/admissions Founded 1791; offers liberal arts, teacher education, required. No application deadline. Application technical, business, professional and occupational may be submitted online at www.ccv.edu/apply Phone: 800/635-2356 Email: [email protected] programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral Phone: 802/241-3535 and medical degrees; postdoctoral study; continuing Email: [email protected] education; cooperative education; summer session Lyndon State College for degree credit. 1 tuition is per credit PO Box 919 802/626-6200 Daniel M. Fogel, President 1001 College Road FAX: 802/626-6335 John M. Hughes, Senior VP and Provost Johnson State College Lyndonville 05851 www.lyndonstate.edu Thomas J. Gustafson, VP, Student & Campus Life William A. Neidt, VP for 337 College Hill Road 800/635-2356 Founded 1911; offers liberal arts, teacher and Development & Alumni Relations Johnson 05656 FAX: 802/635-1230 workforce education and professional programs Frances E. Carr, VP, Research & Dean Graduate www.johnsonstatecollege.edu leading to postsecondary certificates, associate, College bachelor’s and master’s degrees; continuing Founded 1828; offers liberal arts and sciences, Karen N. Meyer, VP for State, Federal, education; cooperative education; summer & Community Relations business and teacher education programs leading session for degree credit. to postsecondary certificates, associate, bachelor’s E. Lauck Parke, VP, Undergraduate Education and master’s degrees; continuing education; internship Carol A. Moore, President J. Michael Gower, VP, Finance opportunities; external degree program; summer Wayne T. Hamilton, Dean of Administrative Affairs & Administration, Treasurer session for degree credit. Donna Dalton, Dean of Academic & Student Affairs Francine T. Bazluke, VP, Legal Affairs Leo Sevigny, Associate Dean for Student Affairs & General Counsel Barbara E. Murphy, President Hannah Nelson, Assistant Dean for Development & Jill M. Tarule, Assoc Provost for Faculty Affairs Sharron R. Scott, Dean of Administration Alumni Affairs Barbara L. Johnson, Assoc. VP, Human Resources Dan Regan, Academic Dean John R. Kascenska, Assistant Academic Dean Bonnie B. Cauthon, Assoc. VP, Finance David Bergh, Dean of Students Michelle K. McCaffrey, Assistant Dean of Admissions & University Controller Ken Schexnayder, Dean of Institutional Advancement Tanya W. Bradley, Dir. of Financial Aid William P. Ballard, Assoc. VP, Joe Farara, Faculty Librarian Jonathan M. Davis, Dir. of Student Life Administrative & Facilities Services Douglas Eastman, Registrar Garet Nelson, Dir. of Library G. F. Ted Winfield, Assoc. VP for Budget Penny Paradee-Howrigan, Associate Susan C. Gallagher, Coordinator & Resource Management Dean of Enrollment Services of Public Information David A. Nestor, Assoc. VP, Campus Life Michele Whitmore, Dir. of Residential Life Debra Hale, Registrar & Dean of Students Barbara Lougee, Dir. of Athletics & Recreation Linda Hilton, Chief Technology Officer Donald A. Honeman, Dean Enrollment Woody Dionne, Dir. of Physical Plant Planning & Admissions Karen Madden, Dir. of Academic Support Services Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Semester Michael N. Schultz, Assoc VP, Andrea Kelly, Dir. of Counseling Service Development & Alumni Relations Michael Palagonia, Dir. of Safety & Security Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $6,648/$1801 Enrique Corredera, Dir. of University Communications Sally Laughlin, Dir. of Development Keith P. Williams, Registrar & Alumni Relations $14,376/$180 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,942 Stacey A. Miller, Dir. of Residential Life Leila Bandar, Dir. Julian Scott Gallery Fred A. Curran, Dir. of Institutional Studies Jan Herder, Dir. of Dibden Center for the Arts Endowment...... $3,000,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 124/11 Robert Corran, Dir. of Athletics Bev Corrow, Dir. Child Development Center David Todd, Chief Information Officer Connie Brown, Dir. Conference Event Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 59/86 Library Collection ...... 109,629 Mara R. Saule, Dean of Libraries Accreditation...... NE, Specialized & Learning Resources Academic Calendar ...... Semester Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Kathryn Friedman, Exec. Dir of Diversity & Equity Student Body ...... Coed Total Enrollment 1,141 178 1,319 Affairs/ Affirm. Act. & Equal Opportunity Undergrad Degree 1,140 133 1,273 Graduate Degree 1 45 46
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Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Vermont Technical College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Academic Calendar ...... Semester Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed PO Box 500 802/728-1000 Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $9,832/$1,492 Randolph Center 05061 FAX: 802/728-1390 Tuition/Fees...... $8,184/$330 $24,816/$1,492 www.vtc.edu $15,600/$330 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,642 Founded 1866; offers technical and related programs Housing, Room & Board...... $8,697 Endowment...... $275,000,000 including engineering technology, business, allied Endowment...... $1,312,781 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,209/220 health and agriculture leading to associate and bache- Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 178/128 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 1,017/218 lor’s degrees; maintains articulation agreements with Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 72/94 Library Collection ...... 2,775,000 four-year institutions; summer session for degree credit. Library Collection ...... 3,407 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Ty J. Handy, President Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 9,674 1,923 11,597 Jack Daniels, Dean of Administration Total Enrollment 1,033 323 1,356 Undergrad Degree 8,455 329 8,784 Patricia Menchini, Interim Dean of Academic Affairs Undergrad Degree 1,031 185 1,216 Graduate Degree 1,022 716 1,738 Anna Gerac, Interim Dir. of Nursing Non-Degree 2 138 140 Non-Degree 197 878 1,075 Michael Van Dyke, Dean of the College Admissions Information: SAT and Accuplacer Admissions Information: New SAT I or ACT with Rosemary Distel, Assistant Dean of Retention exams required. Rolling admissions; $35 fee. Vermont Public writing section required. 1/15 application deadline; Brent Sargent, Dean of Northwest Region Application is available online at www.vtc.edu $45 fee. 11/1 deadline for Early Action. Application Dwight Cross, Assistant Dean of Enrollment is available online at www.uvm.edu/admissions. Catherine McCullough, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 800/442-8821 Common application accepted. Mary Katherine Juskiewicz, Dir. of Student Life Email: [email protected] Michael Dempsey, Registrar Phone: 802/656-3370 Thomas Raffensperger, Associate Dean of Information Email: [email protected] Technology & Library Services
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 129 Vermont Independent Institutions
For Information on Independent Phone: 800/833-6845 Admissions Information: Application and two Institutions in Vermont Email: [email protected] essays are required for admission. Student’s writing skills are evaluated. Course placement assessments 1 Association of Vermont Independent Colleges 15-week fall & spring terms, and 7-week winter administered. Rolling application deadline; $50 fee. work term 29 Ethan Allen Avenue 802/654-2830 Application is available online at www.burlingtoncol- Colchester, VT 05446 www.vermont-icolleges.org lege.edu Burlington College Phone: 800/862-9616 Email: [email protected] Bennington College 95 North Avenue 802/862-9616 Burlington 05401 FAX: 802/660-4331 One College Drive 800/833-6845 www.burlingtoncollege.edu Champlain College Bennington 05201-6003 FAX: 802/440-4320 Founded 1972; progressive, liberal arts college offers www.bennington.edu associates degree in general studies, and bachelor’s 163 South Willard Street 802/860-2700 Founded 1932; four-year liberal arts college offers degrees in cinema studies and film production, gender Burlington 05401 www.champlain.edu individually planned programs of study leading studies, writing and literature, psychology, photography, Founded 1878; provides professionally-focused to bachelor’s degrees in disciplines within the legal and justice studies, transpersonal psychology, programs in a liberal arts setting; offers bachelor’s humanities, sciences, social sciences, and visual human services, inter-American culture and and master’s degrees as well as associate degrees and and performing arts; also offers master of fine arts development studies, fine arts, and interdisciplinary professional certificates; online classes and accelerated in dance, drama, music, and writing; master of arts humanities. Individualized majors are also available. degrees for adult learners; summer sessions for degree in teaching and teaching a second language; and Also offers certificate degrees in paralegal studies, credit; degree programs in business, communication, postbaccalaureate certificate program in premedical screenwriting, and film studies. creative arts, education, human services, and and allied health sciences. Jane Sanders, President information technology. Elizabeth Coleman, President Barbara Dengler, Dir. of Finance & Administration David Finney, President Elissa Tenny, Dean & Provost of the College Gillian McMahon, Assistant to the President Russ Willis, Provost William Morgan, Exec. VP for Finance and Melissa Howanitz, Registrar David Provost, VP for Finance & Administration Administration/CFO Jack Austin, Human Resources Coordinator Michele M. Richardson, VP, Development Paige Bartels, VP for External Relations Gillian McMahon, Admissions Coordinator Mary Kay Kennedy, VP, Student Services Joan Goodrich, VP for Planning & Special Programs Karen Lapan, Academic Coordinator Laryn Runco, Dir. of Admissions Ken Himmelman, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid Donald Huffman, Dir. of Information Technology David B. Myette, Dir. of Financial Aid David Rees, Sr. Advisor & Special Teresa Faust, Librarian Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Assistant to the President Michael Ohler, Director of Student Affairs Academic Calendar ...... Semester Janet Lape Marsden, Assistant to the President David Joy, Dir. of Independent Degree Program/Chair Student Body ...... Coed Meg Woolmington, Dir. of Financial Aid Transpersonal Psychology Tuition/Fees...... $16,250 Todd Pykosz, Dir. of Information Technology Sandra Baird, Dir. of Legal Studies Program Housing, Room & Board...... $10,200 Oceana Wilson, Dir. of Library & Information Services Abby Gelfer, Chair of Psychology & Human Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 137/51 Wendy Hirsch, Dean of Studies Anna Blackmer, Chair of Humanities Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 66/207 Eva Chatterjee-Sutton, Acting Dean of Students Nora Mitchell, Chair of General Education Library Collection ...... 99,708 Kathy Posey, Registrar Barry Snyder, Chair of Cinema Studies & Film Production Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE Total Enrollment 1,718 809 2,527 1 Joseph Bookchin, Dir. of Film & Video Production Academic Calendar...... Other Undergrad Degree 1,716 578 2,294 Student Body ...... Coed Judy Cifrian, Bookkeeper, Financial Aid Coordinator Michael Sherman, Dean of Academic Affairs Graduate Degree 2 53 55 Tuition/Fees...... $34,340/$910 Non-Degree 0 178 178 Housing, Room & Board...... $8,730 Accreditation...... NE Endowment...... $11,071,312 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Admissions Information: SAT or ACT required; Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 183/62 Student Body ...... Coed 1/31 regular decision deadline; 11/15 Early Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 70/38 Tuition/Fees...... $15,600/$500 Decision I deadline; 1/15 Early Decision II Library Collection ...... 176,110 Housing, Room & Board...... $5,500 deadline; application fee waived for online application (admission.champlain.edu) Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 12/4 Total Enrollment 703 22 725 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 6/107 Phone: 800/570-5858 Undergrad Degree 567 4 571 Library Collection ...... 13,000 Email: [email protected]. Graduate Degree 136 18 154 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: Undergraduate Total Enrollment 106 112 218 applicants must complete the Common Application Undergrad Degree 106 97 203 and Bennington Supplement; submission of standard- Non-Degree 0 15 15 ized test scores is optional; $60 non-refundable fee; 1/3 application deadline. two rounds of Early Decision: ED1 deadline is 11/15, with notification by mid- December; ED2 deadline is 1/3, with notification by mid-February. Application is available online at www.bennington.edu.
130 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
College of St. Joseph Mark Schulman, President Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Daryl Campbell, Dean of the College for Academic Calendar ...... Semester 71 Clement Road 802/773-5900 Finance & Institutional Advancement Student Body ...... Coed Rutland 05701 FAX: 802/776-5258 Judy Fitch, Dean of the College for Community Tuition/Fees...... $22,662/$700 www.csj.edu Life & Student Services Housing, Room & Board...... $8,426 Founded 1956; small liberal arts college offers degree Susan Fleming, Dean of the College for Endowment...... $2,300,000 programs in education, business, psychology/human Academic Programs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 103/9 services and liberal arts. Career-based curriculum Peter Burns, Dean of Enrollment Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 50/2 leading to associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees; Management & External Relations Library Collection ...... 168,538 continuing education; summer session for degree Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total credit; accelerated degree program for adult learners. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Total Enrollment 669 37 706 Frank Miglorie, President Student Body ...... Coed Undergrad Degree 665 30 695 Gary Lawler, VP of Academic & Student Affairs Tuition/Fees...... 1 Non-Degree 4 7 11 Vermont Independent 2 T. Gerald Tofferi, Business Manager Housing, Room & Board...... $998 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Kristie Johnson, Controller Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 51/17 required. Rolling application deadline; $30 fee for Yvonne Payrits, Student Financial Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 2/88 applications that are not submitted online. 3 Services Coordinator Library Collection ...... 100,000 Application is available online at www.greenmtn.edu Deborah Doenges, Dir. of Development Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Tracy Gallipo, Dir. of Admissions Total Enrollment 567 0 567 Phone: 800/776-6675 Patricia Miglorie, Registrar Undergrad Degree 165 0 165 Email: [email protected] Doreen J. McCullough, Librarian Graduate Degree 395 0 395 Tina Knapp, Dir. of Career Services Non-Degree 7 0 7 Landmark College Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Admissions Information: Rolling admissions. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Completed applications must be received 30 days River Road South 802/387-6700 Student Body ...... Coed before the semester begins. Application available Putney 05346 FAX: 802/387-6880 Tuition/Fees...... $14,650/$250 online at www.goddard.edu www.landmark.edu Housing, Room & Board...... $7,150 Founded 1984; liberal arts college for high-potential Endowment...... $2,200,000 Phone: 802/454-8311 students with diagnosed learning disabilities and Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 26/9 1 tuition ranges from $10,444 to $12,990 AD/HD, provides associate degrees in business studies Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 11/41 or general studies. Students learn how to learn by Library Collection ...... 53,300 2 housing cost is for two - 8 day residencies developing strategies and skills to compete in Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total competitive learning environments. Also offers 3 Total Enrollment 236 239 475 online library summer sessions for high school students and recent Undergrad Degree 174 62 236 graduates to enhance academic performance and aid Graduate Degree 58 103 161 Green Mountain College in a smooth transition into the first year of college. Non-Degree 4 74 78 Lynda J. Katz, President Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam One College Circle 802/287-8000 Brent Betit, Executive VP & Executive Dir. of the required. Rolling application deadline; $25 fee. Poultney 05764 FAX: 802/287-8099 National Institute at Landmark College Application is available online at www.csj.edu www.greenmtn.edu Brent Betit, Interim VP, Administration & Finance Founded 1834; offers liberal arts, business, teacher MacLean Gander, VP, Academic Affairs Phone: 802/773-5900; ext. 205 education, and recreation programs leading to a Dale Herold, VP, Enrollment Management & Email: [email protected] bachelor’s degree on Poultney and Killington Dean of Admissions campuses, as well as an online MS in environmental Stephen Muller, VP, Development, Alumni Goddard College studies and an online MBA with concentrations in and Public Relations sustainable business and nonprofit management. Steven Camp, VP, Student Services 123 Pitkin Road 802/454-8311 John F. Brennan, President John Kipp, Academic Dean Plainfield 05667 FAX: 802/454-8317 William M. Throop, Provost & Vice President Michael Luciani, Dean of Students www.goddard.edu of Academic Affairs Marie Breheny, Dir. of Evaluation Founded 1863; offers bachelor’s and master’s degree Joseph A. Manning, III, VP of Finance & Thomas Brown, Dir. of Human Resources programs. Students pursue independent course work Administration Thomas Manley, Dir. of Information Technology off-campus in collaboration with a faculty advisor Joel Wincowski, Dean of Enrollment Jennifer Lann, Dir. of the Landmark College Library during 16 week semesters and attend two eight-day & Retention Management Catherine Mullins, Dir. of Financial Aid residencies per year, plus a final three-day commence- Anne Lundquist, Dean of Student Life Accreditation...... NE ment weekend. Awards individualized bachelor’s and Stephen Diehl, Dir. of Communications Academic Calendar ...... Semester master’s degrees, bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Wendy Ellis, Dir. of Financial Aid & Financial Services Student Body ...... Coed education and health arts and sciences, master’s in Sharon Hoffman, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $38,500/$560 psychology and counseling, and master’s of fine arts Paul Millette, Dir. of Library Housing, Room & Board...... $7,200 degrees in creative writing that has programs in Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 128/0 Port Townsend, Washington and Plainfield, VT and Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 101/0 interdisciplinary arts. Library Collection ...... 39,392
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 131 Vermont Independent Institutions
Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Middlebury College New England Total Enrollment 419 0 419 Culinary Institute Undergrad Degree 419 0 419 Old Chapel Road 802/443-5000 Middlebury 05753 www.middlebury.edu 56 College Street 802/223-6324 Admissions Information: Current diagnostic Founded 1800; offers liberal arts program leading to Montpelier 05602 FAX: 802/223-0634 testing, WAIS III or Woodcock Johnson (III or R) www.neci.edu required. 3/1 application deadline; $75 fee. SAT/ACT bachelor’s degrees; three year international bachelor’s optional. Application is available online at degree program; intensive summer foreign language Founded 1980; campus locations in Montpelier and www.landmark.edu program; five schools abroad and summer programs Essex Junction, and a third campus in conjunction in literature and writing. with H. Lavity Stoutt Community College in Tortola, Phone: 802/387-6718 Ronald D. Liebowitz, President the British Virgin Islands; offers certificates in basic Email: [email protected] Alison Byerly, VP, Academic Affairs cooking, baking, and in pastry; associate degrees in Susan Personette, AVP, Facilities culinary arts, baking and pastry arts, and in hospitality and restaurant management; bachelor’s Marlboro College F. Robert Huth, Jr., VP, Administration & Treasurer Michael Schoenfeld, VP, College Advancement degree in hospitality and restaurant management. 2582 South Road 802/257-4333 Susan Campbell, Dean of the Faculty Francis G.W. Voigt, President & CEO Marlboro 05344-0300 FAX: 802/257-4154 Timothy Spears, Dean of the College David R. Coates, Executive Vice President www.marlboro.edu John Emerson, Secretary of the College Richard Flies, Senior Vice President for Education Founded 1946; liberal arts college awards bachelor’s Ann C. Hanson, Dean of Student Affairs Rich Goodwin, Chief Financial Officer and master’s degrees; highly individualized course Michael Geisler, Dean of Language Schools Howard S. Fisher, Ph.D., Dean of Academic Affairs of study. & Schools Abroad Lyndon M. Virkler, Dean of Culinary Affairs Barbara Doyle-Wilch, Dean of Library Julie Hendrickson, Chief Operating Officer Ellen McCulloch-Lovell, President & Information Services Sherri Gilmore, Dir. of Admissions Arthur Scott, Chief Resource & Planning Officer Pamela Anastassiou, Registrar Felicity Ratte, Dean of Faculty Accreditation...... Specialized Michael McKenna, VP, Communications Academic Calendar ...... Semester Kevin Bell, Dir. of Academic Programs, Graduate Robert S. Clagett, Dir. of Admissions Center of Marlboro College Student Body ...... Coed Drew Macan, Dir. of Human Resources Tuition/Fees...... $23,835 Lisa Christensen, Dir. of Development Kim M. Downs, Dir. of Financial Aid & Communications Housing, Room & Board...... $6,565 Jaye Roseborough, Executive Dir. of Career Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 156/196 Anne Pratt, Senior Financial Planning Officer David J. Macey, Dir. of Off-Campus Study Dan Cotter, Dir. of Plant Operations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 66/11 Annie Janeway, Dir. of Alumni & Parent Programs Library Collection ...... 4,685 Ian Kozak, Dir. of Information Technology Erin C. Quinn, Dir. of Athletics Mary White, Library Director Rebecca Brodigan, Dir. of Institutional Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Accreditation...... NE Research & Planning Total Enrollment 514 0 514 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Betsy M. Etchells, Executive Assistant to the President Undergrad Degree 514 0 514 Student Body ...... Coed Accreditation...... NE Admissions Information: No exams required. Tuition/Fees...... $28,350/$890 Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Rolling admission; no fee. Advanced placement Housing, Room & Board...... $5,180 Student Body ...... Coed available for qualified applicants. Application is Endowment...... $20,000,000 Tuition/Fees ...... $44,330/1 available online at www.neci.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 70/2 Housing, Room & Board...... included Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 39/16 Phone: 877/223-6324 Endowment...... $721,839,000 Email: [email protected] Library Collection ...... 151,000 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,102/77 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 305/15 Total Enrollment 327 14 341 Library Collection ...... 1,294,672 Norwich University1 Undergrad Degree 327 7 334 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Non-Degree 0 7 7 158 Harmon Drive 802/485-2001 Total Enrollment 2,420 35 2,455 Northfield 05663 FAX: 802/485-2032 Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam Undergrad Degree 2,395 20 2,415 www.norwich.edu required. 2/15 application deadline; $50 fee. 11/15 Non-Degree 25 15 40 Founded 1819; forty percent of students are traditional Early Decision deadline. 1/15 Early Action deadline. Admissions Information: Exams must include a Application is available online at www.marlboro.edu. civilian students, sixty percent of students are in the writing test, a quantitative test, and an area of the stu- Corp of Cadets. Offers bachelor’s of arts and science Phone: 800/343-0049 dent’s choice. May submit ACT, or select tests from SAT degrees, and master’s degrees. master’s of architecture Email: [email protected] II, AP, or IB. 1/1 application deadline; $55 fee. 11/15 program requires residency. All other master’s degrees and 12/15 Early Decision deadlines. Application is are offered via distance education. available online at www.middlebury.edu/prospectives/ Richard W. Schneider, President Phone: 802/443-3000 Richard Rebmann, Chief Financial Officer Email: [email protected] B. Wolf Yea, VP of Academic Affairs Michael Kelly, Commandant & VP, Student Life 1 one comprehensive amount includes tuition, fees, David Whaley, VP, Institutional Advancement room and board. Tony Venti, Dir. of Public Affairs Robert E. Schmidt, Dir. of Institutional Research, Effectiveness, and Dir. of Student Records
132 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION CONNECTION’s 2007 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
Karen McGrath, Dean of Enrollment Management Accreditation...... NE Jennifer Cannizzaro, Registrar David Magida, Chief Administrative Officer Academic Calendar ...... Semester Michael Ireland, Dir. of Financial Aid Helen Bryan, Dir. of Housing Student Body ...... Coed Amy Beth, Dir. of Library Services Philip Susmann, VP Strategic Partnerships Tuition/Fees...... $28,280/$235 Tony Drapelick, Dir. of Student Services William H. Clements, Dean of On-Line Housing, Room & Board...... $6,990 Beatriz Fantini, Dir. of Center of Graduate Programs Endowment...... $65,805,698 Intercultural Programs Accreditation...... NE, Specialized Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 261/74 Accreditation...... NE Academic Calendar ...... Semester Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 150/98 Academic Calendar ...... Semester Student Body ...... Coed Library Collection ...... 266,000 Student Body ...... Coed Tuition/Fees...... $20,088/$1,250 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Tuition/Fees...... $27,000/$1,142 Housing, Room & Board...... $7,374 Total Enrollment 2,026 448 2,474 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,367 Endowment...... $133,000,000 Undergrad Degree 1,923 27 1,950 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 195/0 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 393/207 Graduate Degree 75 219 294 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/161 Vermont Independent Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 118/126 Non-Degree 28 202 230 Library Collection ...... 48,000 Library Collection ...... 481,986 Admissions Information: SAT Reasoning or ACT Fall 2005 Enrollment3 FT PT Total Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total exam required. 2/1 application deadline; $45 fee. Total Enrollment 214 408 622 Total Enrollment 2,505 74 2,579 11/01 and 12/01 Early Action deadlines. Application Graduate Degree 214 408 622 Undergrad Degree 1,893 43 1,936 is available online at www.smcvt.edu/admissions Admissions Information: No exam required. Graduate Degree 608 5 613 Rolling admission deadline; $45 fee. Application is Non-Degree 4 26 30 Phone: 800/762-8000 Email: [email protected] available online at www.sit.edu Admissions Information: SAT I or ACT exam required. No application deadline; $35 fee. 11/1 Early Phone: 800/333-1616 Decision deadline. Application is available online at School for Email: [email protected] www.norwich.edu International Training 1 faculty figures do not include academic directors Phone: 802/485-2001 P.O. Box 676 802/257-7751 of study-abroad programs Email: [email protected] Kipling Road FAX: 802/258-3248 2 enrollment figures do not include 1500 study Brattleboro 05301-0676 www.sit.edu abroad undergraduates 1 some information is from 2006 Directory; 2007 survey response incomplete Founded 1964; offers graduate, professional degree and certification programs in two tracks: master’s in teaching (academic year and summer formats), and Southern Vermont College Saint Michael’s College master’s programs in intercultural service, leadership 982 Mansion Drive 802/442-5427 and management; offers undergraduate study abroad Bennington 05201 FAX: 802/447-4695 One Winooski Park 802/654-2000 programs in over 40 countries worldwide. Colchester 05439 www.smcvt.edu www.svc.edu Carol Bellamy, President & CEO, World Learning, Founded in 1926; career-oriented, liberal arts college Founded 1904; Roman Catholic residential college President, School for International Training offers liberal arts and sciences, teacher education with strong student focus; offers associate and Adam Weinberg, Executive VP and Provost, School bachelor’s degree programs in business, child and professional programs leading to bachelor’s for International Training degree. Master’s degree programs, intensive English development, communications, creative writing, Kristen McLaughlin, Senior VP and Chief Operating criminal justice, English, human services, language programs and summer session for degree Officer, World Learning credit also offered. liberal arts, liberal arts/management, nursing, Pamela Lane Baldwin, Sr. VP, World Learning for pre-law, psychology and radiological technology. Marc A. vanderHeyden, President International Development Individualized degree program allows for creation William E. Wilson, Provost Stephen Fitch, VP, Finance of degree programs that combine areas of interest. William Anderson, Chief Information Officer Ellen Holmes, VP, Development Diverse minors include corporate security, Jerry E. Flanagan, VP, Enrollment & Marketing Peter F. May, VP, General Counsel history/politics, information technology, music, Richard DiVenere, VP, Institutional Advancement Laurie Richards, VP, Information Technology public relations, visual arts and all major areas Michael New, VP, Human Resources and Human Resources of study except nursing and pre-law. Neal E. Robinson, VP, Finance Marla Solomon, Dean, Graduate Programs Karen Gross, President Michael D. Samara, VP, Student Affairs Sean Conley, Associate Dean & Academic Manager, Rebecca M. DiLiddo, Academic Dean Jeffrey Trumbower, Dean of the College Department of Language Teacher Education Sigrid B. Solomon, Dean of Students Joan Wry, Assistant Dean of the College Charles Curry-Smithson, Associate Dean, Department William E. Beckman, Chief Financial Officer John D. Sheehey, Registrar of Intercultural Service, Leadership Melissa M. Smith, Dir. of Public Relations John K. Payne, Dir.of Library and Information Services & Management Yvonne Whitaker, Financial Aid Officer, Vermont Buff Lindau, Dir. of Public Relations Rebecca Hovey, Dean, SIT Study Abroad Student Assistance Corporation Rev. Brian Cummings, S.S.E., Dir. of Campus Ministry Meredith McDill, Dir. of Enrollment Services Robert A. Consalvo, Chair, Billie Miles, Dir. of Information Technology Marshall Brewer, Lead Admissions Counselor, McCormick Division of Business Nelberta A. Lunde, Dir. of Financial Aid Graduate & Professional Studies Lynda Sinkiewich, Chair, John Kulhowvick, Dir. of Institutional Research Rebecca Bell, Lead Admissions Counselor, SIT Hunter Division of Humanities Graduate & Professional Studies Elizabeth Budd, Chair, Division of Nursing Laurie Black, Assistant Dean, External Relations, Carol Tunney, Chair, Division of Science & Technology SIT Study Abroad
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 133 Vermont Independent Institutions
David H. Rosenthal, Chair, Division of Social Sciences Sterling College Woodbury College Adam B. Emerson, Registrar Steven Hathaway, Dir. of Computer Services 16 Sterling Drive 800/648-3591 660 Elm Street 802/229-0516 Sarah Koehl Sanfilippo, Dir. of Learning Resources PO Box 72 FAX: 802/586-2596 Montpelier 05602 FAX: 802/229-2141 Mark J. Klauder, Dir. of Facilities Craftsbury Common 05827 www.sterlingcollege.edu www.woodbury-college.edu Doug McNeil, Dir. of Security Founded 1958; offers an environmentally-focused Founded in 1975; offers programs in legal and Susan B. Lamontagne, Personnel Director liberal arts program enhanced by experiential, paralegal studies, advocacy, prevention and Accreditation...... NE, Specialized hands-on learning leading to bachelor of arts community development, mediation and applied Academic Calendar ...... Semester degrees in conservation ecology, outdoor education conflict studies, and interdisciplinary studies leading Student Body ...... Coed and leadership, sustainable agriculture, and northern to associate degrees, bachelor’s degrees, master’s Tuition/Fees...... $15,100 studies. Integrated curriculum includes global degrees, and one-year professional certificates. Housing, Room & Board...... $7,350 field study opportunities and a comprehensive Lawrence H. Mandell, President Endowment...... $1,250,000 internship program. Ted Winokur, Vice President Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 82/38 William Wootton, President Gary Moore, Dean of Graduate Programs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 18/24 Donna Pion, Comptroller Susan Palmer, Dean of Undergraduate Programs Library Collection ...... 39,877 Elizabeth Perry Thomas, Dean of the College Deborah Dever, Dir. of Development & Alumni Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total John Zaber, Dean of Students Denise MacMartin, Dir. of Admissions Total Enrollment 323 84 407 Erik Hansen, Dean of Work Anne Connor, Dir. of Student Affairs Undergrad Degree 323 53 376 Jennifer Payne, Dir. of Career Resource Center Freya Chaffee, Dir. of Operations & Physical Plant Non-Degree 0 31 31 Barbara Morrow, Dir. of Development Jody Maunsell, Registrar Gwyn Harris, Dir. of Admissions Jim Nolte, Librarian Admissions Information: SAT I, ACT or College Edward Houston, Dir. of Financial Aid Placement exam required. Rolling application Accreditation:...... NE Laurie Laggner, Registrar Academic Calendar ...... Trimester deadline; $30 fee. 6/30 deadline for high school Petra Vogel, Librarian juniors applying for special tuition scholarship Student Body ...... Coed program. Application is available online through Accreditation...... NE Tuition/Fees...... $15,450/$150 the college website or directly at Academic Calendar ...... Semester Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing apply.embark.com/ugrad/southernvermont/18/ Student Body ...... Coed Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 7/5 Tuition/Fees...... $17,430/$350 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 6/52 Phone: 802/447-6304 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,520 Library Collection ...... 15,200 Email: [email protected] Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 22/3 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 12/28 Total Enrollment 103 47 150 Library Collection ...... 15,400 Undergrad Degree 93 38 131 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Graduate Degree 10 0 10 Total Enrollment 90 8 98 Non-Degree 0 9 9 Undergrad Degree 90 7 97 Admissions Information: No exam required. Non-Degree 0 1 1 Rolling application deadline; $30 fee. Admissions Information: No exam required. $35 fee. 12/15 deadline for Early Action. 3/1 Phone: 802/229-0516 x329 recommended application date. 4/10 deadline Email: [email protected] for Environmental Steward Scholarship applicants. Application is available online at www.sterlingcollege.edu Phone: 800/648-3591 Email: [email protected]
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Boston College Law School Christine A. Marx, Assistant Dean for Student Affairs Accreditation ...... ABA Mary Jo Sullivan, Registrar Academic Calendar ...... Semester 885 Centre Street 617/552-8550 Joan Horgan, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Tuition/Fees...... $29,000/$50 Newton 02459 FAX: 617/552-2615 Cornelius Hurley, Dir. of Morin Center for Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing www.bc.edu/lawschool Banking & Financial Law Studies Endowment...... $9,000,000 Founded 1929; awards juris doctor degrees, joint juris John Riccardi, Dir. of Office of Foreign Programs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 44/11 doctor/master’s of business administration; juris Helen Long, Dir. of Career Development Office Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 30/56 doctor/master’s of education and juris doctor/ Lois Knight, Dir. of Clinical & Library Collection ...... 260,165 master’s of social work degrees; areas of focus include Trial Advocacy Programs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total constitutional law, business law, dispute resolution, Irene Moustakas, Dir. of Payroll & Personnel Total Enrollment 483 15 498 environmental law, family law, intellectual property, Robert Volk, Dir. of First Year Writing Program international law and clinical programs. Marlene Alderman, Acting Dir. of Pappas Law Library Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. 4/1 application deadline; $55 fee. Application is John H. Garvey, Dean Accreditation ...... ABA available online at www.piercelawedu/admissions.htm
Lawrence A. Cunningham, Associate Dean Academic Calendar ...... Semester New England Law and Medical Schools for Academic Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $34,674/$724 Phone: 603/228-9217 Henry Clay, Associate Dean for Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Email: [email protected] Finance & Administration Endowment...... $31,000,000 Norah Wylie, Associate Dean & Dean for Students Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 59/29 Filippa M. Anzalone, Associate Dean, Library Collection ...... 650,000 Harvard Law School Library & Computing Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total 1563 Massachusetts Avenue 617/495-3100 Rita C. Jones, Assistant Dean for Total Enrollment 835 25 860 Cambridge 02138 www.law.harvard.edu Admissions & Financial Aid Maris L. Abbene, Dir. of Career Services Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Founded 1817; awards juris doctor, master of laws and Elizabeth A. Rosselot, Registrar 3/1 application and financial aid deadline; $65 fee. doctor of juridical science degrees. Concurrent degree Application is available online at programs available; joint JD/MBA program available. Accreditation...... AALS, ABA www.bu.edu/law/admissions/index.html Academic Calendar ...... Semester Elena Kagan, Dean Tuition/Fees...... $34,770/$76 Phone: 617/353-3100 Carol Steiker, Associate Dean Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Email: [email protected] Paul Upson, Associate Dean for Finance & Operations Endowment...... $23,749,835 Scott Nichols, Associate Dean for Development & Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 77/5 Alumni Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 51/62 Franklin Pierce Law Center Ellen Cosgrove, Assistant Dean & Dean of Students Library Collection ...... 451,000 Michael Armini, News Officer Two White Street 603/228-1541 Joyce Curll, Assistant Dean for Admissions Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Concord 03301 www.piercelaw.edu & Financial Aid Total Enrollment 796 0 796 Founded 1973; offers professional programs leading Stephen Kane, Registrar Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. to juris doctor degrees; master’s in intellectual David Herwitz, Dir. of Program of 11/1 Early Notification deadline; 3/1 rolling admission property, commerce & technology degree; diploma Instruction for Lawyers deadline; $75 fee. 3/15 priority deadline for financial in intellectual property; joint master’s of intellectual Anne-Marie Slaughter, Faculty Dir. aid application. Application is available online at property, commerce & technology and juris doctor of Graduate Program www.bc.edu/lawschool degree; master’s of laws in intellectual property, Harry S. Martin III, Librarian commerce & technology. Julie Johnson, Executive Assistant to the Dean Phone: 617/552-4351 John D. Hutson, President & Dean Julie Englund, Administrative Dean Marcus Hurn, Associate Dean & Professor of Law Catherine Claypool, Dir. of Academic Affairs Boston University Susan Richey, Associate Dean & Professor of Law Todd Rakoff, Dean of JD Students School of Law Liz Bruen, VP for Finance Charles Ogletree, Faculty Dir. of Clinic Program Fran Canning, Assistant Dean for Students Donna Chiozzi, Dir. of Alumni Relations 765 Commonwealth Avenue 617/353-3112 Katie McDonald, Assistant Dean for Admissions Mark Weber, Asst. Dean for Career Services Boston 02215 www.bu.edu John Coombs, Dir. of Graduate Programs Elizabeth Rankin, Dir. of Financial Aid Founded 1872; awards juris doctor degrees, master Lory Attalla, Assistant Dean for Registration & Records Alexa Shabecoff, Dir. of Office of of law degrees, dual degrees in law and several other Sharon Callahan, Dir. of Public Public Internet Advocacy disciplines; advanced JD study concentrations Relations & Publications Accreditation ...... ABA available in several areas; special foreign study Gayle Mazalewski, Dir. of Development Academic Calendar ...... Semester opportunities; JD opportunities for clinical study. Peter Wright, Dir. of Clinical Programs Tuition/Fees...... $37,100/$22,300 Maureen O’Rourke, Dean, Professor of Law Judith Gire, Dir. of Library Housing, Room & Board...... $16,966 Gerald Leonard, Associate Dean for Clinton Hanson, Dir. of Financial Aid Endowment...... $1,525,000,000 Academic Affairs, Professor of Law Mary Sheffer, Assistant Dean for Career Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 422/64 Ernest Haddad, Associate Dean for Graduate Programs Katie Schendel, Assistant Dean for Career Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 131/38 1 & Dir. of the Graduate Tax Program Laura Chaney, Dir. of Annual Giving Library Collection...... & Alumni Affairs
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Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total John F. O’Brien, Dean Janis M. Galligan, Dir. of Fiscal Affairs Total Enrollment 3,000 0 3,000 Frank Scioli, Chief Financial Officer & Administration Admissions Information: Please contact Charles W. Sorenson, Associate Dean Linda Schoendorf, Dir. of Financial Aid institution for detailed admissions information. Paul Teich, Associate Dean David McNeil, Dir. of Computer Services Susan S. Calamare, Assistant Dean Gerald Slater, Dir. of Administration, Co-op Phone: 617/495-3109 Paul Orrichio, Dir. of Development Jeffrey Smith, Dir. of External Relations, Co-op Email: [email protected] Sandra Goldsmith, Dir. of Public Relations Accreditation ...... ABA Michelle L’Etoile, Dir. of Admissions 1 library data unavailable Academic Calendar ...... Quarter Douglas Leman, Controller Tuition/Fees...... $34,620/$111 Eric Krupski, Dir. of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board...... $15,300 Massachusetts School of David Berti, Registrar Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 55/10 Law at Andover Les Vaughan, Computer Services Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 34/26 Anne Acton, Dir. of Law Library Library Collection ...... 275,908 500 Federal Street 978/681-0800 Alyssa S. Hammond, Dir. of Career Services Andover 01810 www.mslaw.edu Caryn Mitchell, Clinical Professor, Diversity Officer Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Total Enrollment 623 0 623 Founded 1988; most affordable of all the New Cornelia Godfrey, Dir. of Student Affairs England law schools, makes practical, affordable, Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. high quality legal education, and resulting social Academic Calendar ...... Semester 3/1 deadline for regular admission. $75 fee. and economic mobility, available to capable but Tuition/Fees...... $25,800/$65 Application is available online at less privileged persons who have been traditionally Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing www.slaw.neu.edu/admiss excluded from the legal profession. LSATs are not Endowment...... $25,132,023 Phone: 617/373-2395 required for admission, an applicant’s entire record Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 69/16 Email: [email protected] is considered in selecting appropriate candidates Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 35/70 to enter the legal profession. Library Collection ...... 351,030 Lawrence Velvel, Dean Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Quinnipiac University Paula Kaldis, Controller Total Enrollment 739 400 1,139 School of Law Mike Coyne, Associate Dean Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. 275 Mount Carmel Avenue 203/582-8200 Joe Devlin, Dean of Students 3/15 application deadline; $65 fee. Application is Hamden 06518-1908 law.quinnipiac.edu Paula Colby-Clements, Dir. of Admissions available online at www.nesl.edu Lynn Bowab, Chief Financial Officer Founded 1978; awards juris doctor/master’s of business Louise Rose, Registrar Phone: 617/422-7210 administration; juris doctor; LLM in Health Law. Daniel Haryada, Chief Technology Officer Email: [email protected] John L. Lahey, President, Quinnipiac University Judith Wolfe, Chief Library Officer Patrick Healy, Sr. Vice President for Academic Calendar ...... Semester Finance & Administration Northeastern University Brad Saxton, Dean of the Law School Tuition/Fees...... $13,320/$750 School of Law Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Edwin Wilkes, Executive Dean for Endowment...... $6,000,000 400 Huntington Ave. 617/373-5149 Law School Admissions Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 5/10 Boston 02115 FAX: 617/373-8793 Odette Franceskino, Dir. of Law School Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 22/40 www.slaw.neu.edu Mary Ellen Durso, Registrar Ann DeVeaux, Dir. of the Law Library Library Collection ...... 73,000 Founded 1898; awards juris doctor and concurrent Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total juris doctor/master’s of business administration; juris Accreditation ...... ABA Total Enrollment 400 220 620 doctor/master’s of public health with Tufts University Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $33,200/$640 Admissions Information: LSAT not required, per- School of Medicine; juris doctor/master’s of science/ master’s of business administration accountancy Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing sonal interview, essay test, review of undergraduate Endowment...... $125,000,000 and/or graduate grades, employment experience are degrees and juris doctor/master’s of science/PhD in law, policy and society. Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 40/12 factors in determining admission. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 36/32 Emily Spieler, Dean Library Collection ...... 380,000 Phone: 978/681-0800 James R. Hackney Jr., Associate Dean Email: [email protected] for Academic Affairs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total James V. Rowan, Associate Dean for Experiential & Total Enrollment 383 165 548 New England School of Law Community-Based Education and Research Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Deborah E. Feldman, Dir. of Communications Rolling application deadline; 3/1 priority deadline; 154 Stuart Street 617/541-0010 Sarah Hooke Lee, Assistant Dean and Dir. of $40 fee. Application is available online at Boston 02116 www.nesl.edu Information & Research Services law.quinnipiac.edu Founded 1908; offers professional program leading Bettye Freeman, Assistant Dean & Dir. Academic and Student Affairs Phone: 203/582-3400 to juris doctor degrees; day and evening divisions; Email: [email protected] summer session for degree credit; unique program M.J. Knoll, Assistant Dean & Dir. of Admissions for limited number of qualified persons whose child Randi Friedman, Assistant Dean & Dir. of care responsibilities permit only part-time study. Career Services
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Roger Williams University Alex Ruskell, Dir. of Academic Support Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Ralph R. Papitto School of Law Leslie A. Becker, Assistant Dean for Career Services 3/1 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is Nancy Fitzsimmons Hebert, available online at www.suffolklaw.edu Ten Metacom Avenue 401/254-4555 Assistant Dean for Admissions Bristol 02809 FAX: 401/254-3525 Sandra Leger Silva, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 617/573-8144 law.rwu.edu Carol Vidal, Registrar Email: [email protected] Founded 1992; awards juris doctor, juris doctor/master of marine affairs; juris doctor/master’s of science in Academic Calendar ...... Semester University of Connecticut criminal justice; and juris doctor/master’s of science Tuition/Fees...... $19,486/$375 School of Law in labor relations and human resources degrees; Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing summer abroad programs in London, England Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 18/1 55 Elizabeth Street 860/570-5000 and Lisbon, Portugal. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 17/20 Hartford 06105 FAX: 860/570-5128 Roy J. Nirschel, President Library Collection ...... 132,333 www.law.uconn.edu David A. Logan, Dean Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Founded 1921; awards juris doctor; master of laws Michael Yelnosky, Associate Dean Total Enrollment 146 95 241 in insurance and US legal studies; seven dual degree New England Law and Medical Schools Laurie Barron, Dir. of the Feinstein Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. programs including, juris doctor/master’s of business Institute for Legal Service 6/30 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is administration, juris doctor/master’s of public Anthony Bastone, Assistant Dean of Career Services available online at www.snesl.edu administration, juris doctor/master’s of social work, Michael Boylen, Assistant Dean of Admissions juris doctor/master’s of library science, juris doctor/ Kristen Fletcher, Dir. of Marine Affairs Institute Phone: 508/998-9400 master’s of public health; juris doctor/master’s of arts Chelsie Horne, Dir. of Alumni, Programs & Events in public policy; master of laws/United States legal Lorraine Newton Lalli, Dir. of Diversity Programs studies and master of laws in insurance law; juris Kathy Massa, Dir. of Business Services Suffolk University Law School doctor/LLM, insurance law. Numerous student Dennis Tonsing, Dean of Students 120 Tremont Street 617/573-8144 exchange programs. Linda Vieira, Dir. of Student Finance & Records Boston 02108 www.suffolk.edu Kurt Strasser, Interim Dean Gail Winson, Associate Dean for Library and Laurie S. Werling, Associate Dean of Administration Information Services Founded 1906; awards juris doctor, juris doctor/ master’s of public administration, juris doctor/ Paul Chill, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Accreditation...... AALS, ABA master’s of science in international economics, Ellen Keane Rutt, Associate Dean for Admissions Academic Calendar ...... Semester juris doctor/master’s of business administration, and Career Services Tuition/Fees...... $28,710/$240 juris doctor/master’s of criminal justice and juris Julie B. Dunlop, Dir. of External Relations Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing doctor/master’s of science in finance joint degrees. Karen DeMeola, Assistant Dean for Admissions & Endowment...... $8,000,000 Offers five areas of concentration: intellectual Student Finance Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 51/4 property, biotechnology, financial services, Roberta Frick-Gorra, Dir. of Student Financial Aid Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 31/27 civic litigation and international law. Lisa Rodino, Registrar Library Collection ...... 290,272 Darcy Kirk, Associate Dean Library & Technology Robert H. Smith, Dean Maria Rivera, Dir. of Career Services Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Bernard V. Keenan, Associate Dean Total Enrollment 511 97 608 Marc G. Perlin, Associate Dean Accreditation ...... ABA Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. John C. Deliso, Associate Dean Academic Calendar ...... Semester 3/15 application deadline; $60 fee. Application is Laura A. Ferrari, Acting Dean of Students Tuition/Fees...... $16,608/$676 available online at law.rwu.edu Gail N. Ellis, Dean of Admission $35,016/$676 Lorraine D. Cove, Registrar & Assistant to the Dean Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Phone: 401/254.4555 Elizabeth M. McKenzie, Dir. of Law Library Endowment...... $16,000,000 Email: [email protected] Kristi Dunn Jovell, Dir. of Financial Aid Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 35/12 Jeff Pokorak, Dir. of Clinical Programs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 42/21 Library Collection ...... 527,337 Southern New England Bernadette Feeley, Dir. of Internship Program School of Law Kathy Elliott Vinson, Dir. of Legal Practice Skills, & Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Acting Dir. of Academic Support Total Enrollment 514 231 745 333 Faunce Corner Road 508/998-9600 David James, Dir. of Career Development Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. North Dartmouth 02747 FAX: 508/998-9561 Accreditation...... AALS, ABA 3/1 application deadline. $30 fee; $45 for those apply- www.snesl.edu Academic Calendar ...... Semester ing to both day and evening programs. Application is Founded 1981; offers professional program leading Tuition/Fees...... $33,754/$0 available online at www.law.uconn.edu/admissions to juris doctor degree; day and evening divisions; Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing summer session for degree credit. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 60/110 Phone: 860/570-5100 Robert V. Ward, Jr., Dean Library Collection ...... 300,000 Ralph D. Clifford, Associate Dean Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Patrick D. Roth, Dir. of Administration & Finance Total Enrollment 1,000 650 1,650 Spencer E. Clough, Dir. of the Law Library Joe Gray, Dir. of Information Technology Irene M. Scharf, Dean for Clinical Programs
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University of Maine Carl A. Yirka, Dir. of Library Services Accreditation...... AALS, ABA School of Law Jeanne Eicks, Dir. of Technology Academic Calendar ...... Semester Nina Thomas, Dir. of Academic Procedures and Tuition/Fees...... $29,456/$1,066 246 Deering Avenue 207/780-4355 Registrar Housing, Room & Board...... $8,436 Portland 04102 FAX: 207/780-4239 Abby Armstrong, Dir. of Career Services Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 35/21 www.mainelaw.maine.edu Peter Miller, Dir. of Media Relations Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 35/37 Founded 1962; offers professional program leading Diane Glew, Dir. of Human Resources Library Collection ...... 394,692 to juris doctor degree. Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Peter Pietegoff, Dean Academic Calendar ...... Semester Total Enrollment 416 179 595 Elaine M. Bourne, Director of Admissions Tuition/Fees...... $29,730/$335 Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. John Gundersdorf, Director of Alumni Development Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing 3/15 suggested application deadline; $50 fee ($35 for Christopher Knott, Associate Professor of Law and Endowment...... $10,000,000 applications submitted online). Application is Director, Garbrecht Law Library Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 74/5 available online at www.law.wnec.edu Lois Lupica, Professor and Associate Dean for Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 42/108 Faculty Development Library Collection ...... 391,697 Phone: 413/782-1406 Jeffrey Maine, Professor and Associate Dean Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total for Academic Affairs Total Enrollment 653 0 653 Derek Van Volkenberg, Director of Career Services Yale Law School Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Carol Vizzier, Assistant Dean Box 208215 203/432-4992 Kathleen Mahoney, Director of Administration 3/1 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is avail- able online at www.vermontlaw.edu New Haven 06520-8215 www.law.yale.edu Accreditation...... AALS, ABA Founded 1824; offers juris doctor, master of laws, Academic Calendar ...... Semester Phone: 802/831-1239 doctor of the science of law and master of studies Tuition/Fees...... $16,590/$625 Email: [email protected] in law degrees. $24,900/$625 Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Harold Hongju Koh, Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 28/1 Western New England Jonathan R. Macey, Deputy Dean Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 18/24 College School of Law Jed Rubenfeld, Deputy Dean Library Collection ...... 330,999 Megan A. Barnett, Associate Dean 1215 Wilbraham Road 413/782-3111 Toni Hahn Davis, Associate Dean Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Springfield 01119 FAX: 413/796-2067 Mark LaFontaine, Associate Dean Total Enrollment 249 5 254 www.law.wnec.edu S. Blair Kauffman, Law Librarian Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. Founded 1957; awards juris doctor degree and Asha Rangappa, Assistant Dean 3/1 application deadline; $50 fee. Application is masters degree in estate planning and elder law Mark N. Templeton, Associate Dean available online at www.mainelaw.maine.edu (LL.M.) and offers these joint degree programs: Mike K. Thompson, Associate Dean JD/MSW, JD/MBA and JD/MRP in cooperation with Patricia Barnes, Dir. of Financial Aid Phone: 207/780-4341 Springfield College, UMass Amherst and Western Judith Calvert, Registrar Email: [email protected] New England College. First-year JD classes are Accreditation...... AALS, ABA taught in 50-student sections. Academic Calendar ...... Semester Vermont Law School Anthony S. Caprio, President, Tuition/Fees...... $40,900 Western New England College Housing, Room & Board...... 1 P. O. Box 96 802/831-1000 Barbara Campanella, VP of Marketing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 114/0 Chelsea Street FAX: 802/763-2663 & External Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 66/42 South Royalton 05068 www.vermontlaw.edu Jerry Hirsch, Provost and VP for Academic Affairs Library Collection ...... 1,129,973 Founded 1972; offers professional programs leading to David P. Kruger, VP of Finance & Administration Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total master’s, juris doctor, and LL.M. degrees; continuing Beverly Dwight, VP of Advancement Total Enrollment 586 0 586 education; cooperative education; summer session Arthur R. Gaudio, Dean, School of Law for degree credit. Barbara A. West, Associate Dean for Library Admissions Information: LSAT exam required. & Information Resources, School of Law 2/1 application deadline; $70 fee. Application is Geoffrey B. Shields, President and Dean available online at www.law.yale.edu/admissions Lorraine Atwood, VP for Finance & Administration Eric J. Gouvin, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Stephanie J. Willbanks, Vice Dean for Academic Affairs Samuel Stonefield, Associate Dean of Admissions, Phone: 203/432-4995 Shirley Jefferson, Associate Dean for Student Alumni & Career Services, School of Law Email: [email protected] Affairs & Diversity Paula Zimmer, Assistant Dean & Dir. of Career 1 Kathy Hartman, Associate Dean for Services, School of Law contact institution for housing information Enrollment Management Michael Johnson, Assistant Dean & Dir. of Admissions, Robert A. Foose, Special Assistant to the President School of Law Dorothy B. Heinrichs, VP for Carol Thompson, Law Alumni Coordinator Institutional Advancement Mary M. Van Houten, Law School Registrar, Karin Sheldon, Associate Dean for the Environmental School of Law Program & Dir. of the Environmental Law Center
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Boston University Arthur Frazzano, Associate Dean of Medicine, David W. Nierenberg, Sr. Associate Dean School of Medicine Clinical Faculty for Medical Education Michele Cyr, Associate Dean of Medicine Women’s Lori Arviso Alvord, Associate Dean of Student 715 Albany Street 617/638-5300 Affairs and Graduate Medical Education and Multicultural Affairs Boston 02118 FAX: 617/638-5258 Terrie Fox Wetle, Associate Dean of Medicine Andrew G. Welch, Dir. of Admissions www.bumc.bu.edu for Public Health and Public Policy Accreditation...... LCME Founded 1848 as New England Female Medical Philip A. Gruppuso, Associate Dean Academic Calendar...... Other1 College, merged with Boston University in 1873; offers for Medical Education Tuition/Fees...... $36,050/$2,305 professional programs leading to doctor of medicine Alicia Monroe, Associate Dean of Medicine, Housing, Room & Board...... $8,1502 degrees. Also offers programs leading to PhD, MPH; Minority Affairs Endowment...... $385,000,000 D.Sc; BA-MD, MD-PhD, MD-MPH, MD-MBA, MA. Arnold-Peter Weiss, Assistant Dean Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 806/112 A sixteen acre research park, BioSquare, enhances of Medicine (Admissions) Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 743/1,311 the research environment. Kathleen A. Baer, Dir. of Admissions & Financial Aid Library Collection ...... 261,000 Karen H. Antman, Dean and Provost Accreditation...... LCME Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Thomas Moore, Associate Provost for Clinical Academic Calendar ...... Semester
Total Enrollment 298 0 298 New England Law and Medical Schools Research Tuition/Fees...... $36,192/$3,286 Mark Klempner, Associate Provost for Research Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing1 Admissions Information: Please visit website Barbara Cole, Assistant VP, Financial Affairs Endowment...... $215,203,7552 at http://dms.dartmouth.edu/ for additional William Gasper, Associate VP, Business Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 385/55 information, or phone 603/650-1505. Phyllis L. Carr, Associate Dean, Student Affairs Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 698/1,495 1 each year has its own unique calendar. Barry Manuel, Dir. of Alumni Office & Continuing Library Collection ...... 667,7003 2 Medical Education Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total housing options include North Park Street Ellen Berlin, Dir. of Corporate Communications Total Enrollment 345 0 345 Apartments at $610 a month, and Sachem Village Robert A. Witzburg, Associate Dean, Admissions ranging from $785 to $1,050 per month. Ellen DiFiore, Registrar Admissions Information: MCAT required of most No meal plan available. David Ginn, Dir. of Alumni Medical Library applicants. Application options include: Standard (AMCAS) admission; Program in Liberal Medical Accreditation ...... LCME, ACCGME, ACCME Education (BA/MD program); MD/PhD program; Harvard Medical School 1 Academic Calendar...... Other Early Identification Program (for college sophomores Tuition/Fees...... $41,090/$450 25 Shattuck Street 617/432-1000 at Rhode Island colleges); and postbaccalaureate Boston 02115 hms.harvard.edu Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 1,452/0 programs at three linkage institutions. Application 2 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 1,200/1,300 deadline varies with route of admission; $95 fee in Founded 1782; awards doctor of medicine degrees, Library Collection ...... 310,240 2006-2007. See http://bms.brown.edu/admissions/ joint MD/PhD; PhD in basic biomedical science is Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total for details. available from the division of Medical Sciences Total Enrollment 628 0 628 through the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences 1 students generally do not live in on-campus at Harvard University. Other joint programs offered Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. housing, but Brown-owned in collaboration with the Harvard School of Public Application deadlines 6/1 and 11/15; $100 fee. Early off-campus housing is available. Health, John F. Kennedy School of Government, admission program for underrepresented minorities and Harvard Business School. is available through articulation agreements with 2 endowment figure is FY05. certain colleges and universities. Joseph B. Martin, Dean of the Harvard University 3 printed volumes only; library also subscribes to Faculty of Medicine Phone: 617/638-4630 over 13, 000 online journals and 250 databases. Cynthia L. Walker, Executive Dean for Administration Email: [email protected] Bruce R. Donoff, Dean of the Harvard School of Dental Medicine 1 Dartmouth Medical School first two years run on semesters, the second two Jules L. Dienstag, Dean for Medical Education years, clinical rotations, run year-round. 3 Rope Ferry Road 603/650-1505 Ellice S. Lieberman, Dean for Faculty Affairs 2 part-time faculty count includes volunteers Hanover 03755 FAX: 603/650-1560 Raphael Dolin, Dean for Academic & http://dms.dartmouth.edu/ Clinical Programs Joan Y. Reede, Dean for Diversity & Brown Medical School Founded 1797; awards doctor of medicine degrees, joint MD/Ph.D. with Dartmouth College graduate Community Partnership Jeffrey Newton, Dean for Resource Development 97 Waterman Street 401/863-3330 programs and joint MD/MBA in conjunction with Robert K. Crone, Dean for International Programs Providence 02912-9706 FAX: 401/863-3431 Dartmouth’s Amos Tuck School of Business Nancy E. Oriol, Dean for Students http://bms.brown.edu Administration. (Graduate degrees are also offered by the Center for the Evaluative Clinical Sciences at Nancy C. Andrews, Dean for Basic Sciences Founded 1811; offers professional programs leading Dartmouth Medical School, including a MPH degree.) & Graduate Studies to a medical (MD) degree, a combined medical/doctor Margaret L. Dale, Dean for Faculty of philosophy (MD/PhD) degree, and a combined Stephen P. Spielberg, VP for Health Affairs, Dartmouth & Research Integrity medical/master medical science (MD/MMS) degree. College and Dean, Dartmouth Medical School Jeffrey S. Flier, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs William H. Hickey, Sr. Associate Dean Eli Y. Adashi, Dean of Medicine & Biological Sciences at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center for Academic Affairs John Deeley, Executive Dean for Administration Orah S. Platt, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs Charles R. Mannix, Associate Dean Sharon Rounds, Associate Dean for at the Children’s Hospital and Chief Operations Officer Medical Faculty Affairs
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Edward J. Benz, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs Tufts University University of Connecticut at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute School of Medicine School of Medicine Daniel K. Podolsky, Faculty Dean for Academic Programs at the Partners Healthcare System Boston 02111 617/627-5000 263 Farminton Avenue 860/679-2000 Alvin F. Poussaint, Faculty Associate Dean www.tufts.edu Farmington 06030 FAX: 860/679-1282 for Student Affairs Established in 1893 as one of the components of Tufts www.uchc.edu Robert J. Mayer, Faculty Associate Dean for Admissions College, its name changed from Tufts College Medical Founded 1961; awards doctor of medicine degrees. Darrell N. Smith, Faculty Assistant Dean School to its present title in 1955 when the original Peter Deckers, Executive Vice President for Clinical for Admissions Tufts College founded in 1852 changed to its university Affairs, Dean, School of Medicine Thomas O. Fox, Associate Dean for status. The medical school awards doctor of medicine; Bruce Koeppen, Dean, Academic Affairs Graduate Education MD/MPH; MD/PhD and MD/MBA in health manage- Steven Strongwater, Associate Dean Clinical Daniel E. Singer, Associate Dean for Clinical Programs ment degrees and MD/MALD (Master of Arts in Law Operations and Hospital Director Don Gibbons, Associate Dean for Public Affairs and Diplomacy) degrees. Marc Lalande Associate Dean for Research, Planning Jane M. Neill, Associate Dean for Academic Programs Michael Rosenblatt, M.D., Dean and Coordination in Medical Education Jeffrey Glassroth, Vice Dean Dan Upton, Chief Financial Officer C. Okey Agba, Associate Dean for Finance Marsha Semuels, Executive Administrative Dean Susan Whetstone, Chief Administrative Officer Mary Cassesso, Associate Dean for Administration and Amy Kuhlik, Dean for Students Marja Hurley, Associate Dean for Health Careers Finance, Harvard School of Dental Medicine David A. Damassa, Dean for Information Technology Opportunity Programs Maureen T. Connelly, Assistant Dean for Faculty Affairs Mary Y. Lee, Dean for Educational Affairs Anthony Ardolino, Associate Dean for in the Faculty of Medicine Robert Sarno, Dean for Admissions Medical Student Affairs Mary F. Dupont, Associate Dean for Human Resources Hal Jensen, Dean for Baystate Medical Center Keat Sanford, Assistant Dean, Medical Student Affairs, Rick G. Mills, Associate Dean for Abel Abu-Moustafa, Dean for International Affairs and Dir. of Student and Dir. of Student Planning and Facilities Janet Kerle, Associate Dean for Students Services Center Mortimer Litt, Associate Dean for Educational Carolyn McVoy, Associate Dean for Educational Affairs David Gillon, Associate Dean for Programs in the Faculty of Medicine William H. Garvin, Jr., Assistant Dean for Finance and Administration John D. Halamka, Chief Information Officer Curriculum Affairs Andrea Devereux, Dir. of Financial Aid Accreditation...... LCME John A. Matias, Assistant Dean for Enrollment Services Accreditation...... LCME Academic Calendar...... 4-1-4 Joseph Carroll, Dir. of Admissions & Finance Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $37,200/$3,079 Carol Duffey, Registrar Tuition/Fees...... $18,250/$7,670 1 Housing, Room & Board...... $6,400 Rosalie Phillips, Dir. of Continuing Medical Education $41,525/$7,670 2 Endowment...... $2,845,495,000 Tara Olson, Director of Financial Aid Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 1,277/289 Colleen L. Romain, Dir. of Student Programs & Endowment...... $64,500,000 Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 7,870/2,892 Minority Affairs Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 3,198/1,300 3 Library Collection ...... 908,574 Thomas M. Slavin, Dir. of Admissions Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 436/113 Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Norman S. Stearns, Dir. for Clinical Interschool Affairs Library Collection ...... 200,000 Total Enrollment 784 0 784 Robin Glover, Dir. for Student Services/Registrar for the Office of Graduate Degree Programs Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. Patrice Ambrosia, Budget and Fiscal Officer Total Enrollment 313 5 318 10/15 application deadline; $85 fee. Application is Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. available online at http://hms.harvard.edu/admissions/ Accreditation...... LCME Academic Calendar ...... Semester 12/15 application deadline; $75 fee. Consult Phone: 617-432-1550 Tuition/Fees...... $44,735/$575 http://www.medicine.uchc.edu for admissions Email: [email protected] Housing, Room & Board...... $10,890 information and details on the application procedure. Endowment...... $139,000,000 1 housing cost ranges from $6,400 to $7,000 Phone: 860/679-3874 Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,350/373 Email: [email protected] 2 endowment is as of June 30, 2005. Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 1,403/2,390 Library Collection ...... 232,4501 3 library holdings include volumes, monographs, Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total serials, rare books, electronic journals, databases Total Enrollment 703 0 703 for online services, and electronic textbooks and are estimated as of 9/2005 Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. 11/1 application deadline; $100 fee. Application is available online at www.tufts.edu/admissions Phone: 617/636-6571 Email: [email protected] 1 library collection includes print volumes, mono- graphs and serials,
142 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION New England Law and Medical Schools
University of Massachusetts Deborah Harmon Hines, Associate Vice Chancellor University of Medical School for School Services New England College Joanne Derr, Associate Vice Chancellor for of Osteopathic Medicine 55 Lake Avenue North 508/856-8989 Human Resources Worcester 01655 www.umassmed.edu Judith K. Ockene, Associate Vice Chancellor 11 Hills Beach Road 207/283-0170 Founded in 1962 to meet the health care needs of for Faculty Administration Biddeford 04005 www.une.edu the residents of the commonwealth. Mission is to serve Thoru Pederson, Associate Vice Chancellor Founded 1978; Maine’s only medical school and the people of the commonwealth through national for Research New England’s only college of osteopathic medicine. distinction in health sciences education, research, Mark L. Shelton, Associate Vice Chancellor Emphasizes the education of primary care physicians. public service and clinical care. Main components for University Relations Conducts significant biomedical research. are the School of Medicine, Graduate School of Marian V. Wilson, Associate Vice Chancellor Danielle Ripich, President Biomedical Sciences and the Graduate School of for Diversity and Equal Opportunity Jacque Carter, Interim VP for Academic Affairs Nursing. Clinical partner is UMass Memorial Health Mai Lan Rogoff, Associate Dean for Student Affairs Bernard Chretien, VP for Business and Finance Care (UMMS) which awards doctor of medicine Betsy Groves, Director of Financial Aid Andrew Golub, VP for Information Resources degrees to Massachusetts residents. As the sponsor Michael Baker, Registrar Edward Legg, VP for University Relations of educational and service programs in health care Robert Peterson, Chief Information Officer Alan Liebrecht, Dean of Admissions & New England Law and Medical Schools throughout the commonwealth, UMMS is a local, Nancy Vasil, Chief Financial Officer Enrollment Management regional and statewide health resource. It is Ralph Zottola, Dir. of Academic Computing Paul Burlin, Interim Dean, College distinguished from other medical schools by its Elaine Martin, Dir. of Library Services of Arts and Sciences unwavering support of public service, as exemplified Accreditation ...... NEASC, LCME, CCNE Ellen Beaulieu, Interim Dean, by the breadth and depth of voluntary service and Academic Calendar ...... Semester College of Health Professions community activism by its students. Tuition/Fees...... $8,352/$5,7101 Boyd Buser, Interim Dean, College Aaron Lazare, Chancellor and Medical School Dean Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing of Osteopathic Medicine Anthony Carruthers, Dean, Graduate School Endowment...... $47,700,000 Barbara Hazard, Associate VP and Dean of Students of Biomedical Sciences Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 3,556/1,768 Accreditation...... NEASC, AOACOCA Paulette Seymour Route, Interim Dean, Graduate Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 532/66 Academic Calendar ...... Semester School of Nursing Library Collection ...... 242,369 Tuition/Fees...... $36,740/$505 Cheryl R. Scheid, Vice Chancellor for Faculty Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Housing, Room & Board ...... No Housing Administration and Interim Provost Total Enrollment 957 51 1,008 Endowment...... $24,000,000 Richard J. Stanton, Deputy Chancellor for Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 146/17 Finance & Administration Admissions Information: No out-of-state admissions for School of Medicine, out-of-state Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 17/21 Thomas D. Manning, Deputy Chancellor for Library Collection ...... 195,390 Commonwealth Medicine & Strategic applicants accepted for Graduate School of Nursing Facilities Planning and Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. MCAT Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Robert Jenal, Vice Chancellor for Operations exam required for School of Medicine; GRE for Total Enrollment 499 0 499 Rod Miller, Vice Chancellor for National Schools of Nursing and Biomedical Science. Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. Research Advancement Contact institution for specific deadlines, fees Rolling application deadline; $55 fee. Application is Arthur M. Pappas, Vice Chancellor for Clinical Affairs and requirements. available online at www.une.edu Michele Pugnaire, Vice Dean for Undergraduate Phone: 508/856-8989 Medical Education Phone: 207/283-0170 Walter J. Sleeth, Interim Vice Chancellor School of Medicine E-mail: [email protected] Email: [email protected] for Development Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences E-mail: Albert Sherman, Vice Chancellor [email protected] for University Relations Graduate School of Nursing E-mail: John A. Paraskos, Associate Dean for Admissions [email protected]
Deborah DeMarco, Associate Dean 1 for Graduate Medical Education Tuition and fees are for School of Medicine. Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences: Richard Aghababian, Associate Dean In-State Tuition - $2,640 for Continuing Education Out-of-State Tuition - $9,856 Danna B. Peterson, Assistant Dean Fees - $3,942 for Minority Support Graduate School of Nursing: John L. Sullivan, Vice Chancellor for Research In-State Tuition - $2,640 Timothy Fitzpatrick, Associate Vice Chancellor Out-of-State Tuition - $9,856 for Master Space Planning Fees - $5,710
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 143 CONNECTION’s 2006 Directory of New England Colleges & Universities
University of Vermont Yale University Accreditation...... LCME College of Medicine School of Medicine Academic Calendar ...... Semester Tuition/Fees...... $39,150/$375 E215 Given Bldg. 802/656-2156 Sterling Hall of Medicine 203/785-2696 Housing, Room & Board...... $8,150 89 Beaumont Avenue FAX: 802/656-8577 333 Cedar Street FAX: 203/785-3234 Endowment...... $1,434,760,000 Burlington 05405-0068 www.med.uvm.edu New Haven 06510 info.med.yale.edu/ysm/ Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp ...... 2,695/324 Founded 1822; awards doctor of medicine degrees. Founded 1810. Awards MD, MD/PhD, and combined Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 1,712/479 John P. Fogarty, Interim Dean College of Medicine MD/MHS (Doctor of Medicine and Master of Health Library Collection ...... 455,287 Wendy L. King, Senior Associate Dean for Science Research). Joint degree programs also offered Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Finance & Administration in collaboration with several other Yale University Total Enrollment 498 0 498 Lewis First, Senior Associate Dean for schools and departments, including including MD/JD, MD/MBA, MD/MDiv, and MD/MPH. Admissions Information: MCAT exam required Educational & Curricular Affairs and must be taken within 3 years of application. Russell Tracy, Senior Associate Dean for Robert J. Alpern, Dean Early Decision Program available. AMCAS application Research & Academic Affairs Richard Belitsky, Deputy Dean for Education deadline August 1 for EDP applicants, October 15 G. Scott Waterman, Associate Dean for Carolyn W. Slayman, Deputy Dean for Academic for regular MD and all MD/PhD applicants. Yale Student Affairs, Registrar and Scientific Affairs secondary application deadline August 31 for EDP James P. Rathmell, Interim Associate Jaclyne W. Boyden, Deputy Dean for Finance applicants, November 15 for regular MD and all Dean for Admissions and Administration MD/PhD applicants. $75 application fee. Tiffany J. Delaney, Dir. of Admissions David J. Leffell, Senior Associate Dean for Supplemental application available online at Rick Blount, Assistant Dean for Medical Development Clinical Affairs http://info.med.yale.edu/education/admissions/. & Alumni Relations Lawrence S. Cohen, Special Advisor to the Dean Viewbook and application instructions also available Carole Whitaker, Dir. of Medical Communications Nancy R. Angoff, Associate Dean for Student Affairs online at same admissions web site. and Planning James P. Comer, Associate Dean for Student Progress Shelley Corrigan, Assistant Dir. of Financial Aid Laura R. Ment, Associate Dean for Admissions Phone: 203/785-2643 Michael Caputo, Dir. of Information Technology Merle Waxman, Associate Dean for Email: [email protected] Marianne Burke, Dir. of Dana Medical Library Academic Development Accreditation...... LCME Forrester A. Lee, Assistant Dean for Academic Calendar ...... Semester Multicultural Affairs Tuition/Fees...... $24,367/$1,848 John N. Forrest, Dir, of Office for Student Research $41,677/$1,848 James D. Jamieson, Dir. of MD/PhD Program Housing, Room & Board...... $10,158 Mary J. Hu, Dir. of Planning and Communications Full-Time Emp/Part-Time Emp...... 480/42 Regina K. Marone, Dir. of Yale Medical Library Full-Time Fac/Part-Time Fac...... 512/1,285 Richard A. Silverman, Dir. of Admissions Library Collection ...... 147,568 Gisella Weissback-Licht, Dir. of Office of Education Pamela J. Nyiri, Dir. of Financial Aid Fall 2005 Enrollment FT PT Total Terri L. Tolson, Registrar Total Enrollment 422 0 422 Admissions Information: MCAT exam required. 11/1 AMCAS application deadline; $85 fee. Phone: 802/656-2154 Email: [email protected]
144 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Index of Institutions
Institution State Page Institution State Page Albertus Magnus College Conn. 41 Central Connecticut State University Conn. 36 American International College Mass. 77 Central Maine Community College Maine 53 Amherst College Mass. 77 Central Maine Medical Center Andover College Maine 58 School of Nursing Maine 59 Andover Newton Theological School Mass. 77 Champlain College Vt. 130 Anna Maria College Mass. 77 Charter Oak State College Conn. 36 Antioch University New England N.H. 114 Chester College of New England N.H. 114 Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University Mass. 78 Clark University Mass. 84 Asnuntuck Community College Conn. 35 Colby College Maine 59 Assumption College Mass. 78 Colby-Sawyer College N.H. 114 Atlantic Union College Mass. 78 College of St. Joseph Vt. 131 Babson College Mass. 79 College of the Atlantic Maine 59 Bangor Theological Seminary Maine 58 College of the Holy Cross Mass. 84 Bates College Maine 58 Community College of Rhode Island R.I. 121 Bay Path College Mass. 79 Community College of Vermont Vt. 127 Bay State College Mass. 79 Connecticut College Conn. 41 Beal College Maine 58 Conway School of Landscape Design Mass. 84 Becker College Mass. 79 Curry College Mass. 84 Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology Mass. 80 Daniel Webster College N.H. 114 Bennington College Vt. 130 Dartmouth College N.H. 115 Bentley College Mass. 80 Dartmouth Medical School N.H. 141 Berklee College of Music Mass. 80 Dean College Mass. 85 Berkshire Community College Mass. 67 Eastern Connecticut State University Conn. 36 Blessed John XXIII National Seminary Mass. 81 Eastern Maine Community College Maine 53 Boston Architectural College Mass. 81 Eastern Nazarene College Mass. 85 Boston Baptist College Mass. 81 Elms College Mass. 85 Boston College Mass. 82 Emerson College Mass. 85 Boston College Law School Mass. 137 Emmanuel College Mass. 86 The Boston Conservatory Mass. 82 Endicott College Mass. 86 Boston Graduate School Episcopal Divinity School Mass. 86 of Psychoanalysis Mass. 82 Fairfield University Conn. 41 Boston University Mass. 82 FINE Mortuary College, LLC Mass. 87 Boston University School of Law Mass. 137 Fisher College Mass. 87 Boston University School of Medicine Mass. 141 Fitchburg State College Mass. 69 Bowdoin College Maine 59 Framingham State College Mass. 69 Brandeis University Mass. 83 Franklin Pierce College N.H. 115 Briarwood College Conn. 41 Franklin Pierce Law Center N.H. 137 Bridgewater State College Mass. 67 Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Mass. 87 Bristol Community College Mass. 68 Gateway Community College Conn. 37 Brown University R.I. 123 Gibbs College Conn. 42 Brown Medical School R.I. 141 Gibbs College of Boston Mass. 87 Bryant University R.I. 123 Goddard College Vt. 131 Bunker Hill Community College Mass. 68 Goodwin College Conn. 42 Burlington College Vt. 130 Gordon College Mass. 88 Cambridge College Mass. 83 Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary Mass. 88 Cape Cod Community College Mass. 68 Granite State College N.H. 109 Capital Community College Conn. 35 Green Mountain College Vt. 131 Caritas Laboure College Mass 83 Greenfield Community College Mass. 69 Castleton State College Vt. 127 Hampshire College Mass. 88
CONNECTION DIRECTORY 2007 145 Index of Institutions
Institution State Page Institution State Page Hartford Seminary Conn. 42 Mount Wachusett Community College Mass. 72 Harvard Law School Mass. 137 Naugatuck Valley Community College Conn. 38 Harvard Medical School Mass. 141 New England Bible College Maine 60 Harvard University Mass. 88 New England College N.H. 116 Heartwood College of Art Maine 60 New England College of Finance Mass. 93 Hebrew College Mass. 89 The New England College of Optometry Mass. 93 Hellenic College/Holy Cross Mass. 89 The New England Conservatory of Music Mass. 94 Hesser College N.H. 115 New England Culinary Institute Vt. 132 Holy Apostles College and Seminary Conn. 43 The New England Institute of Art Mass. 94 Holyoke Community College Mass. 70 New England Institute of Technology R.I. 124 Housatonic Community College Conn. 37 New England School of Acupuncture Mass. 94 Husson College Maine 60 New England School of Communications Maine 61 Johnson & Wales University R.I. 123 New England School of Law Mass. 138 Johnson State College Vt. 128 New Hampshire Community Keene State College N.H. 109 Technical College Berlin N.H. 110 Kennebec Valley Community College Maine 54 New Hampshire Community Technical College Claremont N.H. 110 Landmark College Vt. 131 New Hampshire Community Lasell College Mass. 89 Technical College Laconia N.H. 110 Lesley University Mass. 90 New Hampshire Community Longy School of Music Mass. 90 Technical College Manchester N.H. 111 Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts Conn. 43 New Hampshire Community Lyndon State College Vt. 128 Technical College Nashua N.H. 111 Magdalen College N.H. 116 New Hampshire Community Maine College of Art Maine 60 Technical College Stratham N.H. 111 Maine Maritime Academy Maine 54 New Hampshire Institute of Art N.H. 116 Manchester Community College Conn. 37 New Hampshire Technical Institute N.H. 112 Marian Court College Mass. 90 Newbury College Mass. 94 Marlboro College Vt. 132 Nichols College Mass. 95 Massachusetts Bay Community College Mass. 70 North Shore Community College Mass. 72 Massachusetts College of Art Mass. 70 Northeastern University Mass. 95 Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Mass. 71 Northeastern University School of Law Mass. 138 Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Northern Essex Community College Mass. 72 and Health Sciences Mass. 90 Northern Maine Community College Maine 54 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mass. 91 Northwestern Connecticut Massachusetts Maritime Academy Mass. 71 Community College Conn. 38 Massachusetts School of Law at Andover Mass. 138 Norwalk Community College Conn. 38 Massachusetts School of Norwich University Vt. 132 Professional Psychology Mass. 91 Paier College of Art, Incorporated Conn. 43 Massasoit Community College Mass. 71 Pine Manor College Mass. 95 McIntosh College N.H. 116 Plymouth State University N.H. 112 Merrimack College Mass. 92 Post University Conn. 44 MGH Institute of Health Professions Mass. 92 Providence College R.I. 124 Middlebury College Vt. 132 Quincy College Mass. 96 Middlesex Community College Conn. 37 Quinebaug Valley Community College Conn. 38 Middlesex Community College Mass. 71 Quinnipiac University Conn. 44 Mitchell College Conn. 43 Quinnipiac University School of Law Conn. 138 Montserrat College of Art Mass. 92 Quinsigamond Community College Mass. 73 Mount Holyoke College Mass. 93 Regis College Mass. 96 Mount Ida College Mass. 93 Rensselaer at Hartford Conn. 44
146 NEW ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION Index of Institutions
Institution State Page Institution State Page Rhode Island College R.I. 121 University of Maine Maine 55 Rhode Island School of Design R.I. 124 University of Maine at Augusta Maine 55 Rivier College N.H. 117 University of Maine at Farmington Maine 55 Rockport College Maine 61 University of Maine at Fort Kent Maine 56 Roger Williams University R.I. 125 University of Maine at Machias Maine 56 Roger Williams University University of Maine at Presque Isle Maine 56 Ralph R. Papitto School of Law R.I. 139 University of Maine School of Law Maine 140 Roxbury Community College Mass. 73 University of Massachusetts Amherst Mass. 74 Sacred Heart University Conn. 45 University of Massachusetts Boston Mass. 74 Saint Anselm College N.H. 117 University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Mass. 75 Saint Joseph College Conn. 45 University of Massachusetts Lowell Mass. 75 Saint Joseph’s College of Maine Maine 61 University of Massachusetts Saint Michael's College Vt. 133 Medical School Mass. 143 Salem State College Mass. 73 University of New England Maine 62 Salve Regina University R.I. 125 University of New England School for International Training Vt. 133 College of Osteopathic Medicine Maine 143 School of The Museum University of New Hampshire N.H. 112 of Fine Arts, Boston Mass. 96 University of New Hampshire Simmons College Mass. 97 at Manchester N.H. 113 Simon's Rock College of Bard Mass. 97 University of New Haven Conn. 47 Smith College Mass. 97 University of Rhode Island R.I. 122 Southern Connecticut State University Conn. 39 University of Southern Maine Maine 56 Southern Maine Community College Maine 55 University of Vermont Vt. 128 Southern New England School of Law R.I. 139 University of Vermont College of Medicine Vt. 144 Southern New Hampshire University N.H. 117 Urban College of Boston Mass. 99 Southern Vermont College Vt. 133 Vermont Law School Vt. 140 Springfield College Mass. 97 Vermont Technical College Vt. 129 Springfield Technical Community College Mass. 73 Washington County Community College Maine 57 St. Vincent's College Conn. 45 Wellesley College Mass. 99 Sterling College Vt. 134 Wentworth Institute of Technology Mass. 99 Stonehill College Mass. 98 Wesleyan University Conn. 47 Suffolk University Mass. 98 Western Connecticut State University Conn. 40 Suffolk University Law School Mass. 139 Western New England College Mass. 100 The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts N.H. 117 Western New England College School of Law Mass. 140 Thomas College Maine 61 Westfield State College Mass. 75 Three Rivers Community College Conn. 39 Weston Jesuit School of Theology Mass. 100 Trinity College Conn. 46 Wheaton College Mass. 100 Tufts University Mass. 98 Wheelock College Mass. 100 Tufts University School of Medicine Mass. 142 Williams College Mass. 101 Tunxis Community College Conn. 39 Woodbury College Vt. 134 United States Coast Guard Academy Conn. 40 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Mass. 101 Unity College Maine 62 Worcester Polytechnic Institute Mass. 101 University of Bridgeport Conn. 46 Worcester State College Mass. 76 University of Connecticut Conn. 40 Yale University Conn. 47 University of Connecticut School of Law Conn. 139 Yale Law School Conn. 140 University of Connecticut Yale University School of Medicine Conn. 144 School of Medicine Conn. 142 York County Community College Maine 57 University of Hartford Conn. 46
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