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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Sr. Doris Smith President
Sr. Anne Courtney Executive Vice President 20
OFFICE OF ACADEMIC DEAN
Kathleen Knowles Academic Dean
Elizabeth Feehan Assistant Academic Dean for High School Relations
Margaret Higgins Assistant Academic Dean for Continuing Education 21
OFFICE OF STUDENT
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Bernadine J. LaMantia Dean of Student Personnel Services
Sr. Miriam Matthew O'Connell Assistant Dean for Day Students
Ellen Riesz Assistant Dean for Resident Students
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Sr. Mary David Barry Director of College Historical Materials
Sr. Miriam Dolores McCarthy Director of Special Programs I
Eleanor O'Connell Registrar 23
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Sr. Angela Dolores Vorisek Director of Admissions
William Hamilton
Robert Caban Transfer Counselor 24
FINANCE AND BUSINESS OFFICE
Barbara McNamara Director of Financial Aid
Mary Cavanaugh Bursar
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Constance C. Ernenwein Director of Alumnae Relations
Daniel P. Thomas Director of Development rr..
Eleanor Walsh Director of Public Relations 26
Rev. Gerard Bourke Assistant Chaplain
Rev. James Conlan Chaplain
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Dr. Robert E. Beardsley Chairperson
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Sr. Kathleen Marie Tracey 28
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Dr. Dennis Stainken
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Dr. Theresa Zielinski
Sr. Marguerite Miriam Caso Dr. Herbert K. Miller Chairperson
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COMMUNICATION ARTS
Frances Broderick Chairperson
Sr. Mary Ellen McGovern
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ECONOMICS
Dr. Peter Sgouromitis Chairperson
Louis Lopilato
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ENGLISH
Dr. Denis Mahoney Chairperson
Sr. Elizabeth Marian Murray
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DEPARTMENT
Sr. Mary Eugene Gotimer Sr. Patricia Noone
Sr. Francis Dolores Covella 35
FINE ARTS
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Dr. Barbara Mitchell
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Dr. Joseph Coady 39
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Dr. John P. McCabe Chairperson
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Dr. Karen Ginsberg
Sr. Teresa Dolores Wolf 41 I
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Sr. Terence McKeever Chairperson
Lynda A. Miller Spanish
Sr. John Jimenez Spanish
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Janine Marzi French
Alice Ramos French
Sr. Marie Paula Holdman German
Lucia Sovran Italian
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Patrick Cooney 49
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Sr. Carol A. Barnes Chairperson
Gloria Chotin 50
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Lynn Tornincaso
Anne Kazimir(secretary)
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Sr. Geraldine Little Periodicals Librarian 52
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Zipporah Varon Assistant Director and Night Supervisor
John Paulmann Director of A.V. Services
Sr. Gloria Degnan 53
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Janice Haynes
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Kay Doyle College Clerical Services 54
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WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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