BATES COLLEGE - Key Persons
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- Associate Director of Annual Giving and Reunion
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- Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement - Identity and Affinity Programs
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- Assistant Director of Donor Relations
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- Prospect Management Coordinator
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- Administrative Assistant, Alumni Engagement
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- Associate Director of Financial Aid
Barry Lawson is a Bates computer science professor who chairs the Program in Digital and Computational Studies. He is also an accomplished multi-instrumentalist who plays mandolin,…
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- Trustee
- Founding Leader of the Benjamin Mays Black Alumni Society
Benjamin E. Robinson III '86 is a retired executive who has led complex financial organizations nationally and internationally. He joined Prudential Annuities in 2010 and, as senior vice president and chief administrative officer, was responsible for strategy, business planning, innovation, change management, ethics, community affairs, diversity, communications, thought leadership, and facilities, as well as leading initiatives that utilize financially oriented resources - actuarial, finance, capital markets hedging, and pricing.
Selected as one of "100 Black Board Members Making a Difference" by Board Prospects Magazine in 2024 and named to the "2021 Most Influential Black Corporate Directors" list in Savoy magazine, Robinson has served in a range of senior executive leadership roles for prominent institutions, including Bank of America and MasterCard. A national expert in the field of consumer privacy and data protection, he has taught at the Hagan School of Business at Iona College and the Belk College of Business, UNC-Charlotte.
Earlier in his career, Robinson served as a member of the Federal Reserve Board, Consumer Advisory Council, and a congressional advisor to the United States House of Representatives, Committee on Banking, Finance, & Urban Affairs. He also served as a lieutenant in the United States Navy Reserve.
A Benjamin Mays Scholar at Bates, Robinson is a founding leader of the Benjamin Mays Black Alumni Society, which encompasses Bates alumni of color from the 1950s to today. A three-sport varsity athlete, international debater, and Student Government leader, Robinson majored in rhetoric and was elected to College Key and the Bates Scholar Athlete Society. He has a master's degree in public policy from Trinity College and a Ph.D. in banking and finance policy from Union Graduate School. Ben and his wife, Cecilia "Ceci" Atkinson Robinson, live in Charlotte, N.C. They have two children, Benjamin IV "Bailey" and Sydney.
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- Gift Planning Administrator
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- Associate Director of Annual Giving and Reunion
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- Gifts and Biographical Records Specialist
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- Director of Donor Relations & Principal Gifts Prospect Management
Chris G. Barbin is a serial entrepreneur with more than 25 years of business, technology, and investment experience across start-ups and private and public companies. He is currently the founder and CEO of Tercera, an investment and advisory firm specializing in helping IT professional services businesses grow and scale. He co-chairs Bates College's advancement committee and works with the next generation of entrepreneurs leading Bates' student venture competition-Bobcat Ventures.
Chris began his career at Grainger, a Fortune 500 industrial supply company that he helped launch into the Internet age with Grainger.com-one of the first B2B e-commerce platforms. From there he moved to webMethods, where, as SVP of Global Services, he helped grow the company valuation from $50M to $10B. Chris is best known for his leadership at Appirio, a global cloud services business that he co-founded in 2006 and led for 12 years as CEO. Appirio was one of the early pioneers in cloud computing and grew to 1,200 people in five countries. It was eventually acquired by Wipro Technologies in October of 2016 for $550M.
Chris holds board positions at Tercera, BeyondID, Hakkoda, Valiantys, is co-owner and a board member of Southern Grist (Nashville's #1 craft brewery) and is chairman and co-founder of Compoveda (a high-end, private label tequila) and SipTequila.com (a direct to consumer e-commerce platform which distributes Compoveda and dozens of other rare, artisanal tequilas).
Chris and his wife, Lori, split their time between Winnetka, IL and Mexico now that their three children (Kate, Mia & William) have left the nest. Together they also manage a portfolio of family investments and are active with charitable organizations such as New Story, Project Healthy Minds, Isla Urbana, and various conservancy-related organizations globally.
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- Director of Advancement Communications
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- Director of Alumni and Parent Equity and Inclusion Program S
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- Director of the Harward Center, Donald W. and Ann M. Harward Professor of Civic Engagement
Darby spent the first half of her career as a professor of religious studies, teaching and writing in the areas of feminist and liberationist Christian thought and the meaning of work. As an early adopter of what was then called "service learning," Darby began building her own capacity and the capacity of her faculty colleagues for pedagogy that centers collaborations with off-campus partners in the pursuit of social justice, community well-being, and student learning.
Darby arrived at Bates in 2012 to direct the Harward Center for Community Partnerships and has been happily working with her wonderful Harward Center colleagues and a range of Bates students, faculty, and staff to champion and deepen the College's civic mission through collaborations with a range of local and statewide community partners.
In her more-than-Bates life, Darby enjoys hiking, snowshoeing, playing games with friends, singing, dancing, and curling up in front of a fire with a good book and a glass of wine.
David Marchick is an attorney, businessman, diplomat, and academic who is now dean of the Kogod School of Business at American University, where he leads more than 2,000 students across undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs. He has also taught at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business.
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- Associate Professor of Digital and Computational Studies at Bates
- Harward Center Faculty Fellow, Professor
Dr. Carrie Diaz Eaton is an Associate Professor of Digital and Computational Studies at Bates and co-founder and Executive Director of the Institute for a Racially Just, Open, and Inclusive STEM education (RIOS Institute). Dr. Diaz Eaton is a proud first generation Latinx and mother who values the complex interplay at the intersection of their identities, professional activism in STEM education, and research. Research projects include a focus on interdisciplinary computational and quantitative education and STEM postsecondary education policy and systemic change. Professor Diaz Eaton has taught courses with community-engaged components at various levels of depth. Two courses (Digital Community Organizing and PIC Math: Community-Engaged Data Science) are designed around semester-long relationship building with co-curricular or off-campus partners, while another course (Calling Bull: Information and Data Literacy) has a community engagement component which includes an option to engage with the local Auburn, Maine library.
As a Harward Center Faculty Fellow, professor Diaz Eaton is working with both on-campus and off-campus partners to develop a community data hub to coordinate the data-related needs of the local Lewiston-Auburn community. This Hub will have infrastructure to support people and practices and may also extend to cyber infrastructure.
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- Event and Communications Records Specialist
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- Associate Director of Community - Engaged Learning and Director of Student Leadership Programs
Ellen Alcorn manages Bates' relationships with local K-12 partners, creating opportunities for Bates students to serve as mentors and tutors in classrooms and after-school settings as well as organizing fieldwork experiences for 130-150 education students each semester. Ellen also oversees the Harward Center's student civic leadership programs, including the Bonner Leader Program, Community Outreach Fellows, the Bates Civic Action Team (BCAT), and the International Student Experiential Learning Fellowship.
Ellen received her B.A. from Bard College and her M.S.Ed from the University of Southern Maine. Prior to coming to Bates, she taught high school English and adult education, and worked as a professional magazine writer. In her spare time, Ellen enjoys spending time with family and friends, writing, knitting, sewing, and hiking with her dog.
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- Assistant Vice President for Annual Giving
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- Vice President for College Advancement
Eric Foushée oversees alumni relations, parent engagement and all development functions including organizational and athletic support. He came to Bates in 2014 and has 25 years of advancement experience, previously serving as Director of Development at the Cincinnati Country Day School and as the Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving at Bowdoin College. He served as the Chair of the Mentor Program for C.A.S.E. District I Conferences and has been a presenter at S.T.A.F.F., N.E.A.R, and MaGIC conferences. Prior to his work in advancement, Eric was a teacher and coach at Ransom Everglades School, Kinkaid School, and Hebron Academy. Eric earned his B.A. in Government and Legal Studies from Bowdoin College and an M.A. in Art History from Southern Methodist University.
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- Vice President for College Advancement
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- Administrative Assistant for Annual Giving and Reunion
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- Finance and Administration / Financial
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- President
- Trustee
- Bates President
- President and Professor of Politics
- President Garry W. Jenkins. ( Phyllis Graber Jensen / Bates College )
- President, Ex Officio
Garry W. Jenkins is president and professor of politics at Bates College. He became the College's ninth president in July 2023.
As president, he is charged with setting a vision and strategy for Bates, enhancing academic excellence, managing all institutional affairs, developing and maintaining relationships with a wide array of constituents in the college community and beyond, and representing Bates externally as its chief ambassador.
A nationally respected authority on nonprofit organizations, corporate governance, lawyers and leadership development, and higher education, Jenkins has published articles, essays, chapters, and op-eds in a variety of venues, including the Southern California Law Review, North Carolina Law Review, Tulane Law Review, and Stanford Social Innovation Review, among others. He has received honors and awards for his academic scholarship (including recognition in three different subfields of nonprofit law, global justice, and corporate law) and for his academic administrative leadership. He is a member of the American Law Institute and a fellow of the American Bar Foundation.
Before Bates, Jenkins served for seven years as dean and William S. Pattee Professor of Law at the University of Minnesota Law School. As the law school's chief academic and administrative officer, he helped to enhance the school's overall ranking, academic quality, and the diversity of the student body (reaching record highs on all measures). During his tenure, he also expanded experiential learning by creating new law clinics in areas ranging from racial justice to immigration to gun violence prevention, improved student employment and bar passage outcomes, and increased resources for student mental health and wellbeing. The law school's endowment nearly doubled during his deanship, and he successfully completed the largest fundraising campaign in the school's history.
President Garry W. Jenkins meets with faculty and staff colleagues during a working lunch in early July 2023 during his first week as president. The group discussed progress on several academic initiatives. (Phyllis Graber Jensen/Bates College)
Jenkins previously served as the associate dean for academic affairs and John C. Elam/Vorys Sater Professor of Law at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law. He co-founded and directed the Program on Law and Leadership at Moritz, one of the first such programs at a U.S. law school, which teaches law students the skills and dimensions of leadership that had not been part of the traditional law school curriculum.
Jenkins was also chief operating officer and general counsel of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, whose goal is the betterment of humanity worldwide, focusing on health and education. He was also an attorney with the New York City-based law firm of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, where he counseled public charities and private foundations, formed private investment funds, and negotiated mergers and acquisitions. He began his professional career with Prudential Financial, Inc.
Originally from New Jersey, he received his bachelor's degree with honors from Haverford College, where he was a Charles A. Dana Scholar. He earned a master's degree in public policy from the Harvard Kennedy School and a juris doctorate, cum laude, from Harvard Law School, where he was editor-in-chief of the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review. He clerked for the Honorable Timothy K. Lewis on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in 1998-99.
Jenkins has served on several national and local nonprofit boards in education, the arts, and social justice, including Haverford College, where he was vice chair for eight years and accepted the AGB Nason Award for innovation and exemplary leadership on the board's behalf. He presently sits on the board of the National Women's Law Center in Washington, DC.
Jenkins resides in the President's House on campus with his husband, Jon. J. Lee, a law professor.
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- Vice President for Finance and Administration and Treasurer
Geoff Swift joined the Bates staff in 2014 to oversee the finance, facilities, dining and human resource functions at the college, including oversight of the annual budget process and the production of annual audited financial reports. He came to Bates after 10 years at Harvard University where he spent five years as the budget director at the Harvard Business School before moving to Harvard Law School for more than five years as the associate dean for finance and the chief financial officer. In roles outside of higher education, Geoff worked in economic consulting and merchant banking. He earned his B.A. from Amherst College and his MBA from Harvard Business School.
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- Director of Parent Giving and Engagement
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- Administrative Assistant for Annual Giving and Reunion
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- Associate Director of Student Accounts
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- Senior Associate Director of Student Accounts
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- Management Consultant
- Managing Director
- Partner
- Trustee
Prior to joining BCG, Brooks was senior director of business development at Wolters Kluwer Health, where he focused on identifying and negotiating key strategic partnerships for the business and assisted in pipeline creation for corporate development opportunities. Earlier in his career Brooks worked in sales and sales management roles with SAGE Publications and Thomson Reuters.
At Bates, Brooks was a history major and co-captain of the men's indoor and outdoor track and field teams. Immediately after his graduation from Bates, Brooks worked in Admission as a counselor and served as an assistant coach for the track teams. He went on to earn a master's in education from Tufts University and an M.B.A. from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Brooks has been a member of the Alumni Council, worked as an Admission volunteer, and has been actively involved in Purposeful Work, both as a speaker and a mentor for students who are considering consulting as a career.
Brooks served on the board of trustees of the Philadelphia Ballet from 2019 to 2024.
Brooks and his wife, Tilottama "Riya" Sen, live in Philadelphia with their three children, Arden, Harrison, and Kai. His father, Robert A. Brooks, is a member of the class of 1975.
Hob Brooks is a management consultant and serves as managing director and partner with the Boston Consulting Group, where he has been for nearly a decade, focusing primarily on transaction and transformation engagements in the healthcare sector. In addition, he has led recruiting in the Boston Consulting Group's Philadelphia office.
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- Senior Associate Director of Financial Aid
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- Assistant Director of Annual Giving and Reunion
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- Director of Research and Prospect Management
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- Associate Director of Democratic Engagement and Student Activism
Jenna Dela Cruz Vendil is an award-winning organizer, activist, and engagement strategist whose passion is to build inclusive systems through social action, public policy, and electoral participation. As the Associate Director of Democratic Engagement and Student Activism, Jenna leads the college's democratic engagement initiatives and will launch a new program to support emerging student activists on their journey for social change.
For nearly 15 years, Jenna supported youth and student engagement within political and social movements in Maine. As Field Director of the League of Young Voters, Jenna built coalitions with student groups to move issues on voting rights, tax fairness, marriage equality, and student loan forgiveness. As the statewide organizer for Planned Parenthood, Jenna increased digital engagement and coordinated high-visibility actions to halt Federal and State efforts to defund reproductive health programs. In 2009, Jenna became the first Asian American woman elected in Portland, serving on the School Board for nearly a decade to advance educational equity, strengthen student voice, and increase community engagement.
As a first-generation college graduate, Jenna's activist journey was fostered at Bates by fellow students, faculty, staff, and an incredible alumni network. Jenna is thrilled to be back at her alma mater to continue the work she fell in love with as a student, and shaping the journey for future Bates activists and voters.
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- Director of Presidential Initiatives
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- Associate Director of Advancement Services
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- Assistant Director of Advancement Communications
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- Assistant Director of Operations for Parent Giving and Engagement
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- Administrative Assistant for Leadership Gifts
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- Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement
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- Vice President for Communications and Marketing
Kristen Lainsbury oversees the development, implementation and refinement of integrated marketing and communications strategies at Bates College. In close partnership with the Bates Communications Office team and many campus stakeholders, Kristen works to tell the Bates story in compelling, innovative and impactful ways to internal and external audiences. Kristen came to Bates from Earlham College, where she served as vice president for marketing and communications since 2021. She previously held progressively senior marketing and communications roles at Providence College in Rhode Island and the University of Maine in Orono, where she was a co-author of The Blue Sky Plan. Kristen has a consistent record of helping campus partners reach and exceed their goals for admission, fundraising and constituent engagement. Before moving into higher education, Lainsbury spent more than a decade as a feature writer and columnist for the Bangor Daily News. She earned her B.A. in journalism from the University of Maine.
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- Associate Director for Center Operations and Program Coordinator for Project Pericles
Kristen Cloutier serves as the Associate Director for Center Operations and the Program Coordinator for Project Pericles, a consortium of colleges and universities that promotes civic engagement through public policy. She also manages the Davis Projects for Peace program, which offers Bates students the opportunity to design a grassroots project, anywhere in the world, that promotes peace and addresses the root causes of conflict among parties.
Kristen received her Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Northeastern University and her Master's degree in Leadership Studies from the University of Southern Maine. She is a resident of Lewiston (her hometown) and has served on the City Council, the School Committee, and for a brief 10 months as Mayor. She is currently the Assistant Majority Leader representing District 94 in the Maine House of Representatives.
Kristen enjoys travel, dogs, and collaboration.
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- Bates Communications Office
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- Senior Research Associate
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- Associate Director of Annual Giving and Reunion
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- Vice President for Equity and Inclusion
As vice president for equity and inclusion, Leana works with colleagues across campus to develop and implement a strategic framework for equity and inclusion at Bates, designed to ensure that the college's commitment to equity and inclusion is reflected authentically in campus culture, policies, and practices. She directs the Office of Equity and Inclusion, oversees the development of equity education at Bates, and serves as a resource for colleagues working with faculty, students, staff, and alumni to advance equity and inclusion efforts in their specific areas. Prior to Bates, Leana spent eight years at Bowdoin College as associate dean of students for diversity, equity and inclusion. She has also led diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts at an international insurance company and at the Maine Department of Health and Human Services. Leana began her career as a public defender in the Bronx, and later directed pro bono services for Maine's civil legal service provider, Pine Tree Legal Assistance. Originally from New York, Leana earned a B.A. in Latin American studies from Wesleyan University and a J.D. from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law.
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- Vice President for Enrollment and Dean of Admission and Financial Aid
Leigh Weisenburger works closely with a team of nearly 30 colleagues in the offices of Admission and Student Financial Services to oversee the strategic recruitment, enrollment and need-based financial aid allocation for Bates students. Beyond these duties, she chairs Bates' Enrollment Planning Group, working with budget and institutional priorities to enroll the best possible class each year. Leigh began her work at Bates in 2004 as an assistant dean of admission and became dean in 2012 following a national search. When Leigh is not on campus collaborating with students, faculty, and staff, she's visiting an array of high schools and organizations to speak about the value of the liberal arts education, particularly at Bates. As a member of the National Association for College Admission Counseling, Leigh is on the faculty for the New England division's Rising Leaders Colloquium. She earned her B.A. in American Studies from Smith College.
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- Executive Assistant to the President
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- Assistant Director of Annual Giving and Reunion
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- Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty
As vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty Malcolm Hill works with colleagues to set the intellectual direction of the college, foster a strong faculty culture, and lead the dynamic evolution of the Bates academic experience. Malcolm oversees the college's academic departments and programs and guides the professional activities of approximately 280 individuals. He is also responsible for the Academic Resource Commons, Bates College Museum of Art, Bates Dance Festival, the Harward Center for Community Partnerships, the Mathematics and Statistics Workshop, the Office of the Registrar and Academic Systems, the Office of Sponsored Programs and Research Compliance, and Writing at Bates. Malcolm came to Bates in 2018 from the University of Richmond where he was a member of the faculty, a former associate dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, and a former chair of the Department of Biology. He earned his Ph.D. in evolutionary ecology from the University of Houston and his B.S. in biology and environmental science from Colby College.
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- Administrative Manager and Coordinator for Board of Trustees
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- Assistant Director for Parent Giving and Engagement
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- Vice President for Institutional Affairs and Secretary to the Board of Trustees
Mike Hussey joined Bates in 2012 and oversees or supports a variety of institutional projects on behalf of the President. As secretary to the Board of Trustees, Mike is responsible for the planning and execution of Board meetings while staffing several Board committees. Prior to Bates, Mike spent 10 years in administrative positions at Harvard University, first as a senior admissions and financial aid officer for Harvard College, then as a senior project manager in the Offices of the President and Provost where he worked on initiatives across the university. He began his career by spending three years in business development with a technology company in Cambridge, Mass. Mike has a B.A. from Middlebury College and an Ed.M. from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
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- Associate Director of Alumni Engagement
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- Associate Director of Volunteer Programs & Community Partnerships
Mohamed Awil joins the Harward Center team as the Associate Director of Volunteer Programs and Community Partnerships. In this role, Mo is responsible for coordinating volunteer programs, overseeing the college's Community Work Study program, assisting with student leadership programs, and strengthening community partnerships.
Born in Kenya, Mo and his family relocated to Lewiston when he was young. After graduating from Lewiston High School, he enrolled at Salem International University in West Virginia as a track/cross country athlete. He also attended the University of Southern Maine, earning a Bachelor's degree in Business Management.
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- Associate Director of Community - Engaged Research and Learning at the Harward Center
Morgan Kinney is Associate Director of Community-Engaged Research and Learning at the Harward Center. In this role she supports community-engaged learning courses, students completing community-engaged research projects, and the fostering of community partner relationships. Morgan grew up down the road from Lewiston in the small town of Bowdoin, Maine and went to the University of Maine to earn her B.A. in Psychology and M.Ed. in Student Development in Higher Education.
Her introduction to community engagement at UMaine led her to her second home of Houston, Texas where she worked for seven years in the Center for Civic Leadership at Rice University. There she developed, revised, and implemented curriculum and structures for a range of civic programming from pre-orientation local immersion weeks to year-long community-engaged Capstone projects.
Outside of her work, Morgan most enjoys time spent cross-country skiing, camping, reading, being with family and friends, and any activity her dog can join in on.
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- Senior Vice President
- Trustee
Natalie Rodriguez is a senior vice president of business affairs at Paramount Pictures.
Previously, she served as legal counsel at Netflix and was with Warner Brothers Pictures for 15 years, serving as vice president and associate general counsel in the theatrical legal division, negotiating and drafting agreements related to the financing, development and production of theatrical films. At Warner, Rodriguez worked on films such as A Star is Born and Just Mercy. At Paramount, she recently negotiated deals for Mean Girls and Smile 2, which is slated for release in October. Early in her career she was an associate at Coudert Brothers, where she worked in independent film financing.
At Bates, Rodriguez majored in East Asian studies, studied abroad in Japan, and was involved in Solidaridad Latina and the International Club. In her senior year, Rodriguez received the Alfred J. Wright Foreign Language award, given to the student with the most outstanding thesis in a foreign language. She went on to Stanford, where she earned a master's degree in East Asian studies and then to George Washington University for her law degree. Rodriguez is a member of the Bates Alumni Council and has volunteered for Bates in a variety of capacities, including as a job sponsor for the Center for Purposeful Work.
Rodriguez lives in Pasadena with her two children, Eva '26, a double major in politics and Hispanic studies with a European studies minor, and her son, Ambrosio, a high school student.
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- Financial Services Counselor
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- Vice President for Information and Library Services
Pat Schoknecht has been the Vice President for Information & Library Services and the College Librarian since 2018. She works with the entire Bates community to provide services that meet the ever-changing needs of today's students, faculty and staff. Prior to Bates, Pat was the Chief Information Officer and Assistant Vice President for Business Services at Rollins College, arriving in 2009. She has also served as the Director of Information Technology at Wagner College from 2005-2009 and was the founding Director of the Center for Teaching, Learning & Technology at the University of Richmond from 2000-2005. Pat began her professional career as a faculty member at Rutgers University after completing her Ph.D. at Cornell University and a USDA post-doc at the Children's Nutrition Research Center.
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- Senior Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations
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- Director of Gift Planning
- Gift Planning Office
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- Vice President for Student Affairs
Rosanna Ferro leads the Student Affairs division comprising 13 campus life and student services departments including accessible education, athletics and recreation, community standards, counseling and psychological services, health education and wellness programs, health services, international student programs, off-campus study and study abroad, Purposeful Work, residential life and housing, campus safety, and student activities.
Prior to Bates, Ferro served as inaugural chief of education at College Track, a comprehensive college access and completion organization. She has served in leadership roles at Rutgers University, Williams College, and Ithaca College, where she was vice president for student affairs and campus life.
Ferro earned a doctorate, master's degree in social work, and bachelor's degree from Rutgers University.
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- Senior Director of Alumni Engagement
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- Director of Leadership Giving
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- Assistant to the Vice President for College Advancement
Shanna Green
Assistant to the Vice President for College Advancement
sgreen@bates.edu
207-786-6245
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- Student Accounts Receivable Coordinator
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- Associate Director of Alumni Engagement
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- Assistant Director for Annual Giving and Reunion
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- Associate Director of Gift Planning
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- Gifts and Biographical Records Specialist
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- Academic Administrative Assistant
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- Advancement Research
- Assistant Vice President of College Advancement
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- Director of Student Financial Services
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- Professor of Law at the University of Minnesota Law School