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...Gross ’71 announced late last month the three new additions to the APO, which is headed by Associate Dean of Advising Monique Rinere. In a bout of administrative shuffling, former Assistant Dean of Freshmen James N. Mancall and former Assistant Dean of Academic Advising Inge-Lise Ameer will both become assistant deans of advising within the nascent APO. And Brooks Lambert-Sluder ’05, a former curriculum review project associate, will serve as the manager of the Peer Advising Fellow Program. During the spring, all three appointees were involved with the APO?...
...clear mandate,” says Cabot House Master Jay M. Harris, a member of the student-faculty committee. She was “given the report and told, ‘Please try to make this a reality,’” says Inge-Lise Ameer, assistant dean for upperclassman advising.In a December interview with The Crimson, Rinere said that she was “perfectly happy” at Princeton, but the Harvard post presented “a fabulous opportunity.”It was an opportunity fraught with potential pitfalls.THE PEACE PROCESSOne night after...
Peer advising fellows, who will each receive a $1,000 stipend, are to serve as informal academic advisors as well as entryway community-builders to groups of 10 freshmen. At a Committee on Undergraduate Education meeting on Friday, Assistant Dean for Academic Planning Inge-Lise Ameer said that each freshman will be assigned to three separate peer advising fellows—one student from humanities, sciences, and social sciences. (See story, above...
...entryways, according to Gouinlock, who attended the meeting. “All of us will be pushing really hard for residentially-based advising,” Gouinlock said. In addition to Rinere and O’Brien, Dean of Freshmen Thomas Dingman, Assistant Dean for Academic Planning Inge-Lise Ameer, and Resident Dean of Freshmen James N. Mancall also attended the dinner meeting with prefect board members. “[College administrators] are being more conciliatory now—at least in attitude,” Gouinlock said. —Staff writer Ying Wang can be reached at yingwang@fas.harvard.edu...
...says Sarah Miller, “but they had a lot of stuff planned for us to do...and getting used to the new situation...took up a lot of time.”The Tulane students ate dinner with their mutual academic advisor, University Hall administrator Inge-Lise Ameer, once a week, and also went on organized shopping trips and cultural excursions into Boston.Others welcomed this semester as a rest from their hectic Tulane schedules.Joshua Miller says he and his fellow Tulane students took advantage of Boston’s colder climate. “We just all went...