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Katie Derzon, Ph.D.
I am the Resident Dean of First-Year Students in Ivy Yard, which consists of Apley, Hollis, Holworthy, Lionel, Massachusetts, Mower, Stoughton, and Straus halls. I oversee the academic and residential needs of all students in Ivy.
I began as a doctoral...
Alysha Johnson Williams, Ed.M.
As the Resident Dean of First-Year Students for Elm Yard, I oversee Grays, Matthews, and Weld. In this role, I advise and support students in various matters related to their experience at the College. I am passionate about supporting undergraduates...
Heather McLetchie-Leader
As Director of Special Projects in the Dean of Students Office, I serve as Interim Assistant Dean (Resident Dean) for Visiting Undergraduate Students and Resident Director of Summer Housing. I also work in the First-Year Dean's Office, where I serve as...
Madeleine Currie, Ed.D.
As Resident Dean of First-Year Students for Oak Yard, I have the amazing privilege of working with first-year students living in Canaday and Thayer. I hold an EdD in Human Development and Psychology from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a BA...
Nekesa Straker Ed.D.
In my role as the Senior Assistant Dean of Residential Life and First-Year Students, I am responsible for overseeing residential life initiatives to help orient and support students during their first year at Harvard, supervising the Resident Deans of...
Thomas Dingman, Ed.M
As Interim Dean of First-Year Students, I am reprising a role I held from 2005 to 2018. It is very exciting to be back at the College and to work to ensure that we are doing all we can to give first-year students the strongest possible start. My earlier...
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Dwight Fee, Ph.D.
I work with Crimson Yard students in the Greenough, Hurlbut, Pennypacker, and Wigglesworth dorms, advising and supporting them in all matters whether they be academic, residential, or personal. I love helping students transition to Harvard and feel...