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In addition to all academic departments and programs, the Dean of Faculty division includes:

Arts Programming

The Connecticut College Arboretum connects us to the natural world. With opportunities for exploration, teaching, research, conservation, recreation and public education, we are open to the public daily, at no charge. Come and enjoy our plant collections and natural areas, register for an enriching workshop, join us for a guided tour or choose a self-guided tour. Whatever your pleasure, we invite you to come to the Arboretum and enjoy.

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Children’s Program

The Academic Resource Center (ARC) provides academic support services for all students so that they may reach their maximum academic potential. Although the primary goal is to assist students in becoming more efficient and effective learners, the ARC is available to all who wish to improve their academic skills and ability to learn. 

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Arboretum

At Conn, career planning isn't something that happens in your senior year. Our Hale Center for Career Development offers a four-year career preparation plan for every student. Your career adviser is part of the advising team that is with you from the very beginning of your college experience. 

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Our mission

The highest ranking officer after the President, the Dean of the Faculty is responsible for providing academic leadership for the College and its faculty. The dean provides leadership for the College’s educational mission, supports faculty development, and ensures the quality of the College curriculum. The dean is responsible for overseeing all academic departments, programs, and interdisciplinary centers; stewarding the appointment, promotion and tenure of individual faculty members; identifying new chairs and program directors; reviewing the faculty compensation program; and administering the academic budget.

 


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R. Danielle Egan

R. Danielle Egan

Dean of the Faculty

Phone: 860-439-2030 regan1@conncoll.edu

R. Danielle Egan, Fuller-Maathai Professor of Gender, Sexuality and Intersectionality Studies, was appointed Dean of the Faculty July 1, 2022.

Egan is an award winning teacher. She has extensive experience in faculty development, equity based pedagogy and curricular review and innovation. Over the past twenty years, she has led initiatives on equity, curricular development, and social transformation at two colleges. At Connecticut College, she served as chair of her department, a Faculty Fellow with the Center for Teaching and Learning, the Chair of the Faculty Steering and Conference Committee (FSCC), Chair Elect of the Priorities, Planning, and Budget Committee (PPBC), and has been a member of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP). She is the author and co-author of three books, the co-editor of three edited books, and has authored and co-authored over 20 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters. In addition to her teaching and research, Egan is a practicing psychoanalyst and visual artist who has exhibited her work in juried exhibitions.

In addition to all academic departments and programs, the Dean of Faculty division includes:

aerial view of Connecticut College campus around Tempel Green.

Arts Programming

The Connecticut College Arboretum connects us to the natural world. With opportunities for exploration, teaching, research, conservation, recreation and public education, we are open to the public daily, at no charge. Come and enjoy our plant collections and natural areas, register for an enriching workshop, join us for a guided tour or choose a self-guided tour. Whatever your pleasure, we invite you to come to the Arboretum and enjoy.

Learn More
aerial view of Connecticut College campus around Tempel Green.

Children’s Program

The Academic Resource Center (ARC) provides academic support services for all students so that they may reach their maximum academic potential. Although the primary goal is to assist students in becoming more efficient and effective learners, the ARC is available to all who wish to improve their academic skills and ability to learn. 

Learn More
three students explain a small robot creation.

Arboretum

At Conn, career planning isn't something that happens in your senior year. Our Hale Center for Career Development offers a four-year career preparation plan for every student. Your career adviser is part of the advising team that is with you from the very beginning of your college experience. 

Learn more


Departments and Programs

Child Development Lab School

Office of Institutional Research and Planning

Office of the Registrar


Dean of the College

P: 860-439-2050 E: doc@conncoll.edu

Mailing Address

Connecticut College
Office of the Dean of the College
270 Mohegan Ave.
New London, CT 06320

Campus Location

Fanning Hall 206

Office Hours

Monday - Friday - 8:30 - 5 pm (academic year)

Summer Hours and during breaks

Monday - Friday - 8:30 - 4 pm

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