About Us
Administrative Staff
Deirdre d'Albertis
photo by Chris Kendall
Dean of the College
As chief academic officer, Dean Deirdre d'Albertis works with the president and the faculty to advance the central academic purpose of Bard College.

Contact Us:
General office inquiries: doc@bard.edu
Location:
Ludlow & Willink, 2nd floor
Office Hours: 8:30am - 5pm
Monday through Friday
Location:
Ludlow & Willink, 2nd floor
Office Hours: 8:30am - 5pm
Monday through Friday
Rachel A. Price
Executive Assistant to the Dean
Phone: 845.758.7421
Fax: 845.758.7046
Sherry Gildersleeve
Assistant to the Dean
Phone: 845.758.7439
Fax: 845.758.7046
Executive Assistant to the Dean
Phone: 845.758.7421
Fax: 845.758.7046
Sherry Gildersleeve
Assistant to the Dean
Phone: 845.758.7439
Fax: 845.758.7046
Jonathan Becker
Vice President for Academic Affairs/Director, Center for Civic Engagement
Jonathan Becker oversees academic components of Bard’s study-away programs.

Mark Halsey
Vice President for Institutional Research and Assessment
As Vice President for Institutional Research, Mark Halsey supports institutional strategic planning with reporting, research, and analysis.

Peter Gadsby
Associate Vice President for Enrollment/Registrar
As associate vice president for enrollment, registrar Gadsby is responsible for institutional analysis and assessment and focuses on the quality of the student academic experience, broadly conceived.

Brandt Burgess
photo by Chris Kendall
Faculty Grants Officer
As the Faculty Grants Officer for the Division of Science, Mathematics, and Computing, Brandt Burgess is responsible for supporting the individual grant-seeking endeavors of the undergraduate faculty located on the Annandale campus.

Sue Elvin
Faculty Grants Officer
Faculty Grants Officer Sue Elvin provides a comprehensive advisory and consultative service for undergraduate faculty in their quest for grants to support individual projects as varied as curricular innovations, academic research, specialist conferences and workshops, public programs, and other professional work.

Philip Pardi
Director of College Writing and faculty associate of the Institute for Writing and Thinking
As Director of College Writing and faculty associate of the Institute for Writing and Thinking, Philip Pardi focuses on matters related to the teaching of writing at the College.

Stephanie Kufner
Academic Director of the Bard Center for Foreign Languages and Cultures
As Academic Director of the Bard Center for Foreign Languages and Cultures, Stephanie Kufner offers a wide range of tools for foreign language learning and teaching. Working closely with the foreign language faculty, she oversees and trains international student-staff in facilitating new technologies and developing new approaches to teaching language.

Jim Keller
photo by Chris Kendall
Director of Bard Learning Commons
Jim Keller is a senior faculty associate with the Institute for Writing and Thinking and directs the Bard College Learning Commons, which fields Bard’s writing courses, writing fellows, drop-in writing consultants, and subject-area tutors.

Special Program Directors
*Emily McLaughlin & Philip Pardi, Codirectors of the Center for Faculty and Curricular Development
*Mary Krembs, Director of Citizen Science
*Marina van Zuylen, Director of the Clemente Course in the Humanities
*Richard Aldous & Karen Sullivan, Codirectors of First-Year Seminar
*Roger Berkowitz, Academic Director of The Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and Humanities
*Thomas Keenan, Director of the Human Rights Project
*Stephen Tremaine '07, Vice President for Early College Policies and Programs
*William Dixon, Director of the Language and Thinking Program
*Max Kenner, Director of the Bard Prison Initiative
Contact Information
Phone: 845.758.7421
E-mail: doc@bard.edu
Location:
Ludlow & Willink, 2nd Floor
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday
E-mail: doc@bard.edu
Location:
Ludlow & Willink, 2nd Floor
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday
Academic Calendar
Faculty Meeting Schedule
Spring 2019
Wednesday, January 30: First Meeting
Wednesday, March 13 (Faculty-led)
Wednesday, April 10
Wednesday, May 22: Final Meeting
Wednesday, January 30: First Meeting
Wednesday, March 13 (Faculty-led)
Wednesday, April 10
Wednesday, May 22: Final Meeting