Hampshire College

Eva Rueschmann, dean
erueschmann@hampshire.edu

Eva Rueschmann, associate professor of cultural studies, received a B.A. in French and English languages and literatures from the University of Heidelberg in Germany and an M.A. and Ph.D. in comparative literature from the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Her teaching and research interests are in film studies and international cinema; twentieth century world literature; and transnational and cultural studies. She has published two books, Sisters on Screen: Siblings in Contemporary Cinema (2000) and an essay collection, Moving Pictures, Migrating Identities (2003). At CASA, she works with students on a full range of advising issues and serves as a liaison to faculty.

Anne Downes, senior associate dean
adownes@hampshire.edu

Anne Downes works with students who are in their sixth through tenth semesters. She can address all issues having to do with Division III (filing, advanced educational activities, exceptions, and extensions.) She oversees the admissions process for students seeking readmission to the college and those interested in applying for the All But Div III (ABD) degree program.

Stephanie A. Levin, associate dean
slevin@hampshire.edu

Stephanie Levin, visiting assistant professor of legal studies, has combined teaching with advocacy and legal practice in the areas of law and social change; mediation and dialogue; constitutional law; and civil rights. She has a B.A. from Barnard College, a J.D. from Northeastern University School of Law, an L.L.M. from Harvard Law School, and is a trained mediator. At CASA, she focuses on Division II, especially on developing ways to assist students in formulating their concentrations and planning their Division II studies.

Ernie Alleva, associate dean
ealleva@hampshire.edu

Ernie Alleva received his Ph.D. in philosophy from Columbia University, and teaches in the School of Cognitive Science. His main teaching and research interests are in moral and political philosophy; the philosophy of education; and the history of philosophy. His current projects include work on philosophical issues regarding work and recent work on liberal political theory. At CASA, Ernie focuses on Division II, especially on developing ways to assist students in formulating their concentrations and planning their Division II studies.

Zena Clift, assistant dean
zclift@hampshire.edu

Zena Clift works with students who are in their second and third semesters. She assists students with understanding and fulfilling Division I and transitioning to Division II. She also addresses issues having to do with adjusting to college life and making the best use of the advising relationship and academic support services.

Joel Dansky, M.S.W., disabilities services coordinator
jdansky@hampshire.edu

Joel Dansky works with students with learning disabilities, attention deficit disorders, and physical disabilities. His main tasks are to make sure that all aspects of the campus are accessible to students and that eligible students are provided with the services and accommodations that they need. He is available to work one-to-one with students on issues such as organization, time management, and study skills as well as for general support and resource information. He is involved during the academic year in presenting workshops related to time management and study skills. Lanksy is a clinical social worker who has worked with students with learning and physical disabilities in a variety of settings, including public schools.

Stana Wheeler, administrative assistant, enrollment coordinator
swheeler@hampshire.edu

Stana Wheeler can answer many general questions about advising and Hampshire in general and refers students to the appropriate dean for more specific information. She also stocks the world-renowned candy bowl in the Advising Office.

Nicki Feldman, administrative secretary
nfeldman@hampshire.edu

Nicki Feldman answers questions about forms, college policies, and advising office procedures. For questions concerning individual students or details about academic planning, she will refer you to the appropriate advising dean.