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Neag School of Education Dean's Office



Dean's Advisory Board

 

In 2000, Dean Richard Schwab established the Dean's Advisory Board. He chose 16 prominent people of diverse experience to provide counsel and help identify the resources needed to fund and meet the goals of the NSoE's strategic plan.

The expertise of his board members ranges from business to public policy and government. Some are UConn alumni. The one common thread among them is their deep commitment to public education. Anyone interested in joining the team is urged to contact the Dean.

Dean's Advisory Board Members

Current Members

Donna Bandelloni - 2000 to present
Lawrence Cafero, Jr. - 2001 to present
Cheryl Dickinson - 2002 to present
Carmen Effron - 2002 to present
N. Scott Fine - 2004 to present
Cathy Fine - 2004 to present
Bettye Fletcher-Comer - 2000 to present
Megin Haeflich - 2001 to present
Mary Heslin - 2000 to present
Linda Hodge - 2002 to present
J. Robert Jones, III - 2005 to present
Karen Jones - 2005 - present
Plato Karafelis - 2003 to present
Sharon Karafelis - 2007 to present
Congressman John B. Larson - 2000 to present
Philip J. Mahoney – 2007
Joyce E. Mahoney – 2007
Anthony Merlo - 2006 to present
Ray Neag - 2000 to present
Dumisa Ntsebeza - 2000 to present
Robin Schader - 2000 to present
Anita Torizzo - 2003 to present
Kathy White - 2007 to present
Janet Whitehouse - 2001 to present



Past Members

Logan Clarke - 2002 to 2003
Barbara Flynn - 2004 to 2006
Helen Frye - 2002 to 2003
Don Green - 2001 to 2004
Beverly Greenberg - 2000 to 2001
Diane Jepsen - 2000 to 2001
Howard Klebanoff - 2000 to 2004
Carla Klein - 2001 to 2003
Miguel Lausell - 2000 to 2003
John MacDonald - 2000 to 2005
Raymond Smart - 2000 to 2001
Karen Timmons - 2000 to 2001
Glegg Watson - 2000 to 2003

 

 
 
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$250,000 from NEA Foundation to help support the CommPACT School reform model, based at the Neag School.

Gifted and Talented prof Joe Renzulli is awarded the prestigious McGraw Prize in Education.

Kinesiology's Jaci VanHeest, assoc. prof. of exercise science, receives the Hope Humanitarian Award from her alma mater.

Neag alum, H. Bud Meyers, professor of education at UVM, is named director of its public policy research center.

Scholarships available for college grads interested in becoming math or science teachers. Deadline is December 1st.

We lose a pioneer and advocate for people with developmental disabilities. Emeritus professor of Special Education A.J.

Wendy Glenn, associate professor in English education, is now the president-elect of the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents (ALAN).

Rigors of TCPCG (teacher prep for college grads) prove worthwhile to 1st Waterbury cohort.

Novel Ed.D. in Educational Leadership designed to prepare strong leaders for Conn. schools.

Former associate dean and retired faculty member Fran Archambault is elected to UConn's Board of Trustees.

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