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Chairs & Directors

About

The Chair is the chief administrative officer of the department. As such, the Chair is responsible for directing its instructional program and administrative operation. The Chair represents the department in discussions on academic and administrative matters with the administration of the College, other departments at Barnard, and with the counterpart department at Columbia. In consultation with the Provost, s/he directs the negotiations with candidates being considered for appointment in the department, insures that non-tenured and off-ladder faculty are reviewed for reappointment and promotion in a timely manner, and reviews all requests for leaves before they are forwarded to the Provost. The Chair also prepares the department’s annual instructional budget proposal, makes recommendations to the Provost on the salaries of its faculty, directs its curricular program, oversees relations between its students and faculty, and approves all research proposals submitted by its members, including external grant and fellowship applications.

The Department Chair is responsible to/for:

  • convene department meetings for all full-time faculty members
  • appointments and searches
  • consult the Academic Code for details about the procedures for appointment, reappointment, non-renewal, leaves, resignation and retirement
  • notify the Provost of the departments decision to pursue a tenure nomination for an eligible Assistant Professor
  • project anticipated leaves in the department for the following two years
  • plan the annual course offerings, in consultation with other members of the department. Considerations include, scheduling adequate number and range of courses required for the major, determining prerequisities required for the major, and identifying courses suitable for non-majors and for the general education requirements 
  • coordinate faculty in the various steps necessary to develop and implement the program’s assessment plan
  • create teaching assignments, in consultation with other members of the department
  • update the course listings online, usually with the assistance of the department assistant or administrator
  • ensure the departmental web pages are updated in a timely matter
  • assume, facilitate, or delegate in the advising of their department's majors
  • budget preparation
  • Chair's Year-End Report for Personnel and Salary Reviews

Department Chairs

Africana Studies

Celia Naylor
x44876 / 817 Milstein

American Studies 

Jennie Kassanoff
x45649/ 413 Barnard Hall

Anthropology

Lesley Sharp
x45428 / 411C Milbank

Architecture

Karen Fairbanks 
x48431 / 500N Diana

Art History

Elizabeth Hutchinson (Co-Chair) 
x45340 / 500R Diana 

Joan Snitzer (Co-Chair, Chair of Visual Arts)
x43546 / 500C Diana

Asian & Middle Eastern Cultures

D. Max Moerman
x45540/ 321B Milbank

Biological Sciences

Hillary Callahan
x45405 / 1007 Altschul
 

Chemistry

Christian Rojas (vice chair)
x45480 / 702 Altschul

Classics

Kristina Milnor
x44389 / 215 Milbank

Dance

Paul Scolieri 
x41275 / 313 Barnard

Economics

Randall Reback
x45005 / 1014 Milstein

English

Peter Platt 
x42112 / 421 Barnard

Pat Denison (Associate Chair, on leave Spring 2022)
x48375 / 412 Barnard

Environmental Science

Martin Stute (Co-Chair)
x48110 / 404F Altschul

Brian Mailloux (Co-Chair)
x47956 / 404G Altschul

French

Peter Connor (Co-Chair)
x45539 / 304 Milbank

Anne Boyman (Co-Chair)
x45293 / 313 Milbank

History

Carl Wennerlind
x42045 / 806 Milstein

Mathematics

Daniella De Silva
x45135 / 333 Milbank

Neuroscience & Behavior

Peter Balsam
x45312 / 226B Milbank 

Philosophy

John Morrison 
326B Milbank

Physical Education

Laura Masone
x46963 / 202 Barnard Annex

Physics & Astronomy

Janna Levin 
x42263 / 505 Altschul

Political Science

Séverine Autesserre
x44877 / 1101 Milstein

Psychology

Koleen McCrink
x48893

Religion

Najam Haider
219D Milbank

Slavic

 

Sociology

Debra Minkoff
332D Milbank

Spanish & Latin American Cultures

Orlando Bentancor
x49873 / 211 Milbank

Theatre

W. B. Worthen
x42757 / 506 Milbank

Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies

Rebecca Jordan Young
x49088 / 207 Barnard

 

 

Program Directors

Athena Leadership Studies

Umbreen Bhatti
x41865/ 416 Milstein

Comparative Literature & Translation Studies

Peter Connor 
x45539 / 304 Milbank

Computer Science 

Rebecca Wright
x30219 / 513 Milstein

Education   

Thea Abu El-Haj
x31629 / 336B Milbank

European Studies

Erk Grimm 
x45415 / 320B Milbank

Film Studies

Ross Hamilton
x43453 / 419 Barnard

First-Year Seminar

Pam Cobrin (Co-Director)
x42724 / 216 Barnard

Laurie Postlewate (Co-Director)
x42053 / 311 Milbank

First-Year Writing

Wendy Schor-Haim (Director)
x46945 / 410A Barnard

Cecelia Lie-Spahn (Associate Director, Director of FYW Workshops)
x19247 / 225 Barnard

German

Erk Grimm 
x45415 / 320B Milbank

Human Rights

J.C. Salyer
x44314 / 411 Milbank

Italian

Nelson Moe
x45418 /  320D Milbank

Jewish Studies

Agi Legutko
308 Hamilton Hall

Medieval & Renaissance Studies

Rachel Eisendrath
x42109 / 401A Barnard

Music

Gail Archer
x45096 / 319 Milbank

Race & Ethnic Studies

Yvette Christiansë
x19475 / 211 Barnard

Science & Public Policy

Brian Morton (Co-Director)
x45454 / 1204 Altschul   

Amy Zhou (Co-Director)
332A Milbank

Urban Studies

Aaron Passell (Associate Director)
x48522 / 719 Milstein

Writing & Speaking Programs

Pam Cobrin
x42724 / 216 Barnard

 

 

Chairs Meetings

The department chairs meet on a monthly basis with the Provost and Vice Provosts. Chairs are instrumental in creating the conditions that enable purposeful experimentation to improve teaching. Chairs should encourage members of their department to take on new tasks in pursuit of more open and inclusive undergraduate experiences.

Meeting Dates:
Wednesdays, 12:00-2:00 PM  

Fall 2021

  • 9/22
  • 10/27
  • 11/17
  • 12/15

 

Spring 2022

  • 1/26
  • 2/23
  • 3/23
  • 4/20

Faculty Searches

Department Chair's are responsible for new faculty searches. The first step in the process is to petition the FBPC for a search request. (Relevant forms can be found on the Forms & Guidelines page under "Search Petitions.") Upon the recommendation of the FBPC and Provost, the President decides whether a search may be initiated. If approval is given, the Provost notifies the Chair that planning for the search may begin.
 

After receiving authorization to conduct a search to fill a tenure track or a faculty term position of three or more years, the Department Chair or Program Director must consult with the Dean for Faculty Diversity and Development at various stages of the process as detailed in the Faculty Handbook. To facilitate the consultation, Chairs/Directors are asked to prepare a statement discussing the topics listed under each of the three phases of the search process and to email it to the Dean prior to scheduling the consultation meeting:

1. Planning for the Search

  • Proposed Search Committee Members
  • Plan to Recruit a Diverse Pool of Applicants
  • Criteria for Candidate Selection
  • Proposed Copy for Vacancy Announcement
  • Publications for the Announcement
  • Projected Budget for the Search
  • Projected Timetable for the Search

2. Reviewing Applicants

  • Rank Order of the 3-4 Candidates Selected for Campus Interviews and Statements Describing How Each Meets the Selection Criteria
  • If None of the Top Candidates Fulfill the College’s Goals for Faculty Diversity, Identify and Discuss the Applicant with Strongest Qualifications

3. Selecting a Finalist

  • Rank Order the Department’s Evaluation of the Interviewed Candidates and Discuss the Reasons for Your Ranking
  • If The Department Is Declaring a Failed Search Explain Why.

Instead of developing a narrative with the above criteria, Chairs/Directors may complete the template available on the Forms & Guidelines.

Sample Search Timeline

  • No later than March 1st  -- Submit request to FBPC for authorization to conduct search
  • April-June -- After FBPC authorizes, submit search plan to Provost
  • June-Sept -- After Provost approves search plan, begin active recruitment of a diverse pool, publish job ad in journals, list serves, etc., specifying deadline for applications (typically between Oct 1 and Nov 1).
  • Oct-Nov -- Send acknowledgments to applicants. Convene search committee to review applications and develop 6-8 name short list; consult with Provost and Dean for Faculty Diversity and Development to arrive at finalist list; solicit further information on finalists.
  • Dec-Feb -- Invite finalists, schedule campus visits, rank finalists after visits, and confer with Provost on making an offer.

Academic Program Reviews (APRs)

Faculty Department Assistants and Administrators

The Department/Program Assistants and Administrators provide administrative and secretarial support to the Department and Program Chairs and Directors and are responsible for the day-to-day administrative operations of their department(s). 

Their responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:

  • Support the Chairs by preparing materials that are needed by Barnard administrators and the department, including catalogue information, appointment forms, tenure dossiers, documents for departmental searches and course evaluations.
  • Assist the Chair with reconciliation of the department budget, bills and expense reports.
  • Maintain files and supplies, update websites, respond to student inquiries and office support.
  • Perform general office responsibilities such as photocopying, errands, mail distribution and answering the departmental phone.
  • Other roles and responsibilities include preparing materials directly related to instruction; maintain classroom and office services; act as liaison with cognate departments at Columbia; and assist faculty with the planning, organizing and coordination of departmental meetings, symposia, workshops, roundtables and other events when required.

Questions about the Faculty Department Assistants and Administrators should be directed to Bobby O'Rourke in the Office of the Provost (ext. 4-9551, rorourke@barnard.edu).

Africana Studies

Michelle Rowland
x19242 / 209 Barnard

American Studies

Michelle Rowland
x19242 / 209 Barnard
Ady Matos
x30263 / 227 Barnard

Anthropology

Fabiola Lafontant
x49389 / 411H Milbank 

Architecture

Rachel Garcia-Grossman
x48430 / 500 Diana

Art History

Elisabeth Sher
x42118 / 500E Diana

Asian & Middle Eastern Cultures

Mary Missirian
x45417 / 226 Milbank

Athena Center for Leadership

 

Biological Sciences

Melissa Flores
x42437 / 1203 Altschul

Chemistry

Laura Hendrickson
x48460 / 608 Altschul
Matina Savva
 

Classics

Anna Hotard
x42597 / 224 Milbank

Comparative Literature and Translation Studies

Sondra Phifer
x48312 / 320 Milbank

Computer Science

Jared Stickley
Shanise Lopez (temp)
x30305 / 504 Milstein

Dance

Diane Roe
x42995 / 308-309 Barnard

Economics

Regina Roberts
x43454 / 1019 Milstein

Education

Ben Chau
 

English

Sarah Pasadino
x42116 / 401B Barnard
Julissa Acosta
x42116 / 417 Barnard

Environmental Science

Catherine Cook
x45618 / 404A Altschul

Film Studies

Sarah Pasadino
x42116 / 401B Barnard
Julissa Acosta
x42116 / 417 Barnard

First-Year Seminar

Marsha Peruo
x43577 / 332G Milbank

First-Year Writing 

Sarah Pasadino
x42116 / 401B Barnard
Julissa Acosta
x42116 / 417 Barnard

Forum on Migration

Maia Bernstein
x44689 / 326 Milbank

French

Sondra Phifer
x48312 / 320 Milbank

German

Sondra Phifer
x48312 / 320 Milbank

History

Sully Rios
x42159 / 813 Milstein

Human Rights

Maia Bernstein
x44689 / 326 Milbank

Italian

 

Mathematics

Marsha Peruo
x43577 / 332G Milbank

Music

Mary Missirian
x45417 / 226 Milbank

Neuroscience and Behavior

Michele Miozzo
x19943 / 415P Milbank

Philosophy

Maia Bernstein
x44689 / 326 Milbank

Physical Education

Karen Arciola

Physics and Astronomy

Matina Savva
 

Political Science

Madeleine Lloyd-Davies
x48422 / 1113 Milstein

Psychology

Danielle Feinberg
x42069 / 415P Milbank

Religion

Anna Hotard
x42597 / 224 Milbank

Slavic

Mary Missirian
x45417 / 226 Milbank

Sociology

Marsha Peruo
x43577 / 332G Milbank

Spanish & Latin American Cultures

Anna Hotard
x42597 / 224 Milbank

Theatre

Coretta Grant
x42079 / 507 Milbank
Valerie Coates
x44703/ 713 Milstein

Urban Studies

Valerie Coates
x44703/ 713 Milstein

Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies

Mark Nomadiou
x42108 / 221 Barnard

Writing and Speaking Fellows

DaMonique Ballou
x48491 / 222 Barnard

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