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Holleran Center Academic Administration Academic Partnerships with the Holleran Center Advancing Connecticut College’s Civic Action Plan Becoming a Steering Committee Member Supporting the Center |
Ronald Flores Holleran Center Faculty Director Winthrop Annex, 109 email: rflores@conncoll.edu phone: 860-439-5332 |
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Holleran Center Programming Partnership Planning and Policy Operations and Budget Campus Collaborations Program in Community Action (PICA) Administration |
Rebecca McCue Director of Community Engagement and Holleran Center Operations Crozier-Williams Student Center 115 email: ramcc@conncoll.edu phone: 860-439-2596 |
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Holleran Center Communications Community Engagement Opportunities Horizons Beyond High School Student Community Engagement Grants |
Claire Benedict Community Engagement Specialist Crozier-Williams College Center 115 email: cdowd@conncoll.edu phone: 860-439-2457 |
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Certificate Program in Community Action (PICA) Camels Vote/Voting Initiatives Harry S. Truman Fellowship Campus Contact |
Megan Griffin Assistant Director of the Program in Community Action Crozier-Williams College Center 115 email: mgriffin2@conncoll.edu phone: 860-439-5058 |
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Pre-K-12 Partnerships with Connecticut College Enrich Mentoring Program Community-Based Work-Study Opportunities Community Engagement Transportation |
Patrick Lynch Associate Director of Community Engagement Crozier-Williams Student Center 115 email: plynch@conncoll.edu phone: 860-439-2958 |
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Community-Based Learning Course Development & Support Faculty Engagement Community Partnership Development First Year Student Programs |
Luis Rodríguez Associate Director of Engaged Scholarship and Community Learning Crozier-Williams Student Center 115 email: larod@conncoll.edu phone: 860-439-2455 |
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Accounting Events and Scheduling General Office Support |
Xia Wu Administrative Assistant Crozier-Williams Student Center 115 email: xwu1@conncoll.edu phone: (860) 439-2460 |
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Connecticut College Events Office College Center at Crozier-Williams, Room 219 Email: events@conncoll.edu Phone: 860-439-5356 |
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Walter Commons for Global Study and Engagement Lauren O’Leary Coordinator Email: loleary@conncoll.edu Phone: 860-439-2358 |
Associate Professor of Theater
Virginia (Ginny) Anderson joined the theater faculty in 2013 after four years at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, where she directed for the main stage and taught a variety of theater history courses including theater history survey courses, Women in Theater, African American Theater History, Children’s Theater, Theater in the United States, and LGBTQ Theater.
Associate Professor of Anthropology
Joyce Bennett is an anthropologist whose research and teaching focus on sociocultural and sociolinguistic issues in Central and North America, especially as they relate to social justice. She mostly focuses on the Kaqchikel Maya-speaking population of the Western highlands of Guatemala, but she also collaborates with ethnolinguistic groups throughout Guatemala and with Indigenous and other marginalized peoples in North America. She is an advocate of community engaged learning and regularly connects her courses to local communities in Southeastern Connecticut. Professor Bennett is an avid supporter of multi-method and cross-disciplinary approaches. She firmly believes that learning and scholarship must be connected to the people and places academics study through mutual collaboration and respect.
Lucy Marsh Haskell '19 Professor of Human Development
Sunil Bhatia is an internationally known professor in the field of psychology and human development. He specializes in understanding the development of self and identity within the context of racism, migration, globalization and formation of transnational diasporas.
Associate Professor of Sociology
Ana Lilia Campos-Manzo, PhD, formerly Campos-Holland, teaches general courses in sociology and specialized courses in criminology, critical childhood, public health, and ethnic studies, such as: Principles of Sociology (Soc 103) and Research Methodology (Soc 354) Law and Society (Soc 227), Drugs and Society (Soc 215), and Punishment and Society (Soc 419) Childhood and Adolescence (Soc 320) Children’s Health (FYS 1026), Health and Society (Soc 238), and Adolescent Health (Soc 430) Mexican-American Communities (Soc 300) She also offers optional sections attached to these courses for the Foreign Languages across the Curriculum Program in Spanish. Moreover, Campos-Manzo is one of the core faculty members for the Public Health Pathway.
Associate Professor of Economics, Co-Chair of the Department of Economics, Entrepreneurship Pathway Co-Coordinator
David Chavanne teaches courses in behavioral finance, experimental economics, law and economics, and microeconomic theory. He is interested in how economics can be integrated with other social sciences, philosophy and law – and how economic ideas can be communicated to people unfamiliar with, and resistant to, the economic way of thinking. His research focuses on the ways in which people's policy preferences are affected by perceptions of how luck and personal responsibility shape life situations.
Associate Professor of History
Sheetal Chhabria (Ph.D. Columbia University) is a historian of South Asia whose research and teaching focus on the production of poverty and inequality. Her research has been funded by the Social Science Research Council, the American Institute of Pakistan Studies, and the American Historical Association.
VP for Strategic Initiatives and Special Advisor to the President, Professor of Chinese
A scholar of modern Chinese literature, Amy Dooling has published books on 20th century women’s writing and feminist literary culture. As Associate Dean of Global Initiatives, Dooling works with offices and individuals across campus to coordinate the College’s global education efforts.
Dean of the Faculty , Fuller-Maathai Professor of Gender, Sexuality and Intersectionality Studies
R. Danielle Egan, the Fuller-Maathai Professor of Gender, Sexuality and Intersectionality Studies at Connecticut College, is Dean of the Faculty and Chief Academic Officer. The highest-ranking officer after the president, the Dean of the Faculty is responsible for providing academic leadership for the College and its faculty.
Professor of Sociology, Director of the Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Policy
Ron Flores teaches Immigration in an Urban Context; Race, Ethnicity and Baseball; Sociology of Families; advanced research seminars on Latinos in America and on Social Inequality; and Introduction to Sociology. He also teaches a first-year seminar on community and civic responsibility, "Our Communities, OurSelves." His courses typically include community service-learning.
Professor of History
Leo Garofalo teaches a first-year seminar: Castro, Che Guevara and Fifty Years of the Cuban Revolution, Introduction to Latin American and Caribbean History, Modern Latin American History: Nation and the Poverty of Progress, Rebellion and Revolutions in Latin America: Tupac Amaru to Subcomandante Marcos, History of Gender in Mexico and the Andes, Migration and Immigration in Latin America, and "Race" in Colonial Latin America.
Dean of academic support, Executive Director of the academic resource center, Entrepreneurship pathway co-coordinator, Adjunct assistant professor of economics
Professor of Hispanic Studies
Professor Heredia’s teaching and research interests include Latin American and Caribbean literary and cultural production, Caribbean intellectual history, Haitian visual arts and literature, the Haitian Revolution, comparative postcolonial studies in light of ancestral communities in Latin America, and the African Diaspora. She has authored three books, De la recta a las cajas chinas: la poesía de José Kozer, La representación del haitiano en las letras dominicanas, Providential Narrative en la isla de Santo Domingo. She has published scholarly articles that explore the philosophical, historical and literary interpretations of colonial plantations in the Americas. In addition, her written work examines the interplay between history, legal systems and spiritual conscience anchored in social justice.
Associate Director of Community Partnerships
Professor of Psychology, Data, Information, and Society Pathway Coordinator
Jason Nier is a social psychologist whose research focuses primarily on intergroup relations. As a result, he is concerned with the psychological processes that are responsible for prejudice and discrimination, and the processes through which biases may be reduced.
DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
Director, Connecticut College Children's Program
Vandana Shiva Associate Professor of Gender Sexuality and Intersectionality Studies
Ariella R. Rotramel joined the College in 2012 and is the Vandana Shiva Associate Professor of Gender, Sexuality, and Intersectionality Studies. They are an interdisciplinary scholar committed to bridging theoretical and practical engagements of identity and social justice issues. Ari served as as the Interim Dean of Institutional Equity and Inclusion August 2021-January 2022.
Professor of Psychology, Director of the Neuroscience Program
Joseph Schroeder has a diverse background in psychology, neuroscience, cell biology, neuropathology and pharmacology. Understanding the neurobiological mechanisms of behavior has been the unifying theme of his research interests from the beginning of his career.
Faulk Foundation Professor of Psychology
Jefferson A. Singer, Faulk Foundation Professor of Psychology, also served as Dean of the College from 2015-2021. He is the author of six books and over 100 articles, chapters, and book reviews in the fields of personality, autobiographical memory, and clinical psychology.
Assistant Professor of Government
Mara Suttmann-Lea hails from the Midwest, growing up in Leland, Michigan, and earning her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Chicago, Illinois. She studies American politics, and is primarily interested in the relationship between election laws, political parties and campaigns, and political participation. Her research aims to develop concrete ways to improve the electoral process and increase access to participation in politics, particularly for vulnerable populations.
Associate Director, Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Policy
Holleran Center for Community Action
Mailing Address
Holleran Center for Community Action
Connecticut College
Box 5211
270 Mohegan Avenue
New London, CT 06320
Campus Location
College Center at Crozier-Williams
