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Executive Committee
MEMBERS OF STPEC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
I. STPEC STAFF
Sara Lennox, Director
Professor of German and Scandinavian Studies, Ph.D Comparative Literature, University of Wisconsin Madison (1973), UMass faculty since 1974, STPEC Director since 1981
David Mednicoff, STPEC Associate Director
Assistant Professor of Legal Studies and Public Policy, A.B. in Public and International Affairs, Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School, J.D, A.M. and Ph.D., Harvard University
Deborah Reiter, Program Coordinator
B.A. Theatre, Point Park University (1983), UMass staff since 1988, STPEC Program Coordinator since 1991
Katherine Mallory, Chief Academic Advisor and Internship Director
B.A. Religion, Davidson College (1989), M.Ed. student in Social Justice Education, UMass Amherst (2006)
Danielle Nelson, Assistant Academic Advisor
B.A. Social Thought and Political Economy (2010)
Tyler Rocco-Chaffee, Office Assistant
Social Thought and Political Economy student (2010)
STPEC Seminar I (391H) Instructor
STPEC Seminar II (392H) Instructor
Junior Writing Instructor
II. STPEC ASSOCIATED FACULTY
Arlene Avakian, Professor of Women’s Studies and Director of Women’s Studies Program, UMass Amherst
Dan Clawson, Professor of Sociology, UMass Amherst
Barbara Cruikshank, Associate Professor of Political Science, UMass Amherst
Sangeeta Kamat, Associate Professor of Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Policy Research and Administration, School of Education, Umass Amherst
Dean Robinson, Associate Professor of Political Science, UMass Amherst
Eve Weinbaum, Associate Professor of Labor Relations, UMass Amherst
Robert Paul Wolff, Professor Emeritus of African-American Studies, UMass, Amherst, founder of STPEC Program
III. STPEC STUDENTS
One student elected by and responsible to students in each regularly-scheduled STPEC class: STPEC 197I, Intro to STPEC; STPEC 391H, STPEC Seminar I; STPEC 392H, STPEC Seminar II; STPEC 393, Junior Writing; STPEC 491H, Senior Seminar I; STPEC 492H, Senior Seminar II; STPEC 493H, Senior Seminar III; STPEC 298Y, Office Staff Practicum; and one student elected by first-year STPEC students.
Elections of student members of the Executive Committee are held at the beginning of each semester
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