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Network Communications Representative List by Department Department Last Name First Name CSR Building/Room Phone Fax Email A&F ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS ALEXANDER HOLLY RM 115 WHITMORE 5-1956 7-0169 HOLLYA@UMASS.EDU A&F ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS KOLBENSCHLAG GARY RM 133 WHITMORE 7-3836 7-0169 KOLBENSCHLAG@UMASS.EDU - ALT REP ACADEMIC PLANNING AND LEMIEUX NOREEN RM 232 WHITMORE BLDG 5-2564 7-3010 NLEMIEUX@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ASSESSMENT ADMIN & FINANCE CRUZ MYRNA RM 340 5-1581 5-2114 MYRNACRUZ@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE HOLMES THERESA RM 338 WHITMORE BLDG 5-1584 5-2114 TLHOLMES@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ADMISSIONS - UNDERGRADUATE SHURN (1) MARY RM 107 MATHER BLDG 5-3716 5-4312 SHURN@ADMISSIONS.UMASS.EDU AEROSPACE STUDIES (ROTC) LARROW ROSE-MARY RM 202 DICKINSON HALL 5-2451 5-7576 RLARROW@ACAD.UMASS.EDU (5-5437) AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES BRACEY JOHN RM 329 NEW AFRICA HOUSE 5-2751 5-0628 JBRACEY@AFROAM.UMASS.EDU AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES - ALT REP LOVELAND TRICIA RM 329 NEW AFRICA HOUSE 5-2751 5-0628 TLOVELAN@AFROAM.UMASS.EDU AFSCME MALINOWSKI JOSEPH RM 116 5-2831 JMALINOW@UMASS.EDU ALUMNI RELATIONS MCCORMICK NATHALIE RM 103 MEMORIAL HALL 5-5487 5-9433 NATHALIE@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ANIMAL CARE MILLER BARBARA S. RM 201 MASS VENTURS BLDG 5-0668 7-1728 BSMILLER@RESGS.UMASS.EDU ANTHROPOLOGY AVERILL DEBORAH RM 217 MACHMER HALL 7-0780 7-4217 DEBORAHA@ANTHRO.UMASS.EDU ARCHITECTURE CROSSMAN JEAN RM 210 OLVER DESIGN BLDG 7-0943 5-3929 JCROSSMAN@ART.UMASS.EDU ARCHITECTURE SARSYNSKI JULIE RM 224 OLVER DESIGN BLDG 5-7146 5-3929 JSARS@UMASS.EDU Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Page 1 of 16 Department Last Name First Name CSR Building/Room Phone Fax Email ART HAY SANDRA RM 222 STUDIO ARTS BLDG 5-6910 5-3929 SANDY@ART.UMASS.EDU ART HISTORY PROGRAM - ALT REP BORTONE DE SA REGINA RM 317D BARTLETT HALL 5-3595 5-3557 REGINA@ARTHIST.UMASS.EDU ASTRONOMY PARENT DENISE RM 619D LGRT 5-1326 5-4223 DPARENT@ASTRO.UMASS.EDU ATHLETIC - MEDIA RELATIONS SINNETT JOHN RM 250A BOYDEN 5-1744 5-1556 JSINNETT@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ATHLETIC BUSINESS OFFICE HAHN JOYCE RM 203 BOYDEN 5-3522 5-3504 JHAHN@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ATHLETICS - ALT KELLEY SARAH RM 205 BOYDEN 5-3194 5-3504 SKELLEY@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ATHLETICS - ALT REP WAGNER ROBIN RM 209 BOYDEN 5-1681 5-3504 RMW@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU AUXILIARY SERVICES BURGOS LISSETTE RM 103 WORCESTER DC 5-1504 5-4279 LBURGOS@UMASS.EDU AUXILIARY SERVICES - ALT REP HAWKINS DAVID RM 818B CAMPUS CENTER 7-8032 7-0075 DLHAWKINS@UMASS.EDU BDIC KRONE CASEY RM 338 COMMONWEALTH 7-0729 7-2620 CKRONE@HONORS.UMASS.EDU HONORS COLLEGE BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR TUCKER COLE RM 1026 LEDERLE HIGHRISE 5-4034 5-3291 CTUCKER@BIOCHEM.UMASS.EDU BIOLOGY BIOLOGY DAVIS AMBER RM 221 MORRIL III 5-2964 5-3243 AMBERD@UMASS.EDU BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING PEASE JENNIFER RM 128 MARSTON 7-0324 5-0724 PEASE@UMASS.EDU BIOSTATISTICS & EPIDEMIOLOGY OSOWSKI DEBORAH RM 415 ARNOLD 5-4603 5-1645 DOSOWSKI@SCHOOLPH.UMASS.EDU DEPT BUDGET OFFICE KEEFE EDWARD RM 201 MASS VENTURES 5-1435 5-6088 ECKEEFE@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU BURSAR RICE - ALT LYNETTE RM 215 WHITMORE BLDG 5-0337 5-2297 LRICE@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Page 2 of 16 Department Last Name First Name CSR Building/Room Phone Fax Email BURSARS OFFICE SHANAHAN CYNTHIA RM 215 WHITMORE BLDG 5-1780 5-2297 CSHANAHA@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU CAMPUS CENTER - SERVICES BECHTA CHRISTOPHER RM 225A CAMPUS CTR 7-8201 5-2043 CBECHTA@MAIL.AUX.UMASS.EDU CAMPUS RECREATION ORR JEANNE RM 112K CAMPUS 5-4089 7-3871 JORR@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU RECREATION CENTER CAREER SERVICES JEFFERSON SHARON RM 512 GOODELL BLDG 5-2225 5-4426 SJEFFERSON@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU CENTER FOR EARLY EDUCATION & HOULE TERESA 106 TODDLER HOUSE 5-1566 5-0944 THOULE@UMASS.EDU CARE CENTER FOR RENAISSANCE STUDIES MAXFIELD (1) TOM RM N414 INTEGRATIVE 5-0889 5-4171 MAXFIELD@PSYCH.UMASS.EDU LEARNING CENTER CENTER FOR STUDENT BOURGUIGNON JO-ANN RM 430 STUDENT UNION 5-1280 7-1432 JOANNB@UMASS.EDU DEVELOPMENT CENTER FOR STUDENT MORF - ALT MARY RM 406 STUDENT UNION 5-2167 7-3090 MMORF@UMASS.EDU DEVELOPMENT NETCOM REP CENTER FOR WOMEN AND LOCKWOOD REBECCA RM 225 NEW AFRICA HOUSE 5-5832 RLOCKWOOD@UMASS.EDU COMMUNITY CHANCELLORS OFFICE GONCALVES MICHELLE RM 374B WHITMORE BLDG 5-1978 5-2328 MICHELLE@CHANCELLOR.UMASS.EDU CHEMICAL ENGINEERING LEE-BRADLEY AMITY RM 159D GOESSMAN LAB 5-6162 5-3540 ALEE@ECS.UMASS.EDU CHEMISTRY HUBBY VICKI RM 370 LGRT 5-4000 5-4490 VICKI@CHEM.UMASS.EDU CHFA ADVISING CENTER GARCEAU PEGGY RM E207 MACHMER 7-1422 5-6669 PGARCEAU@HFA.UMASS.EDU CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND SERVICE HULL EVA RM 611 GOODELL 5-2015 EHULL@CESI.UMASS.EDU LEARNING CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL IVES KELLEY RM 235 MARSTON HALL 5-2567 7-4940 KIVES@UMASS.EDU ENGINEERING CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL WINGATE ZENOBIA RM 224 MARSTON HALL 5-5402 5-2202 ZWINGATE@UMASS.EDU ENGINEERING Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Page 3 of 16 Department Last Name First Name CSR Building/Room Phone Fax Email CLASSICS SMITH LISA MARIE RM 524 HERTER HALL 5-0512 5-6995 LISA@CLASSICS.UMASS.EDU CMASS - CENTER FOR SOWERS OPHELIA RM 101 WILDER HALL 5-4716 5-3382 OPHELIA@UMASS.EDU MULTICULTURAL CMASS - CENTER FOR CRESPO WILMA RM 203 WILDER HALL 7-1920 5-3382 WCRESPO@UMASS.EDU MULTICULTURAL - ALT REP COLLEGE OF EDUCATION WILDE WENDY RM W111B FURCOLO HALL 5-2789 5-6131 WWILDE@EDU.UMASS.EDU COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES MILLER (2) BARBARA L. RM 201 PAIGE LAB 5-1058 5-1242 BLMILLER@CNS.UMASS.EDU COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES - CROMACK PATTI RM 123 STOCKBRIDGE HALL 5-5913 PCROMACK@CNS.UMASS.EDU ALT REP 1 COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES - CHADWICK PRISCILLA RM 740 LGRT 5-0974 7-1108 PCHADWICK@CNS.UMASS.EDU ALT REP 2 COMMONWEALTH COLLEGE KRONE CASEY RM 338 COMMONWEALTH 7-0729 7-2620 CKRONE@HONORS.UMASS.EDU HONORS COLLEGE COMMUNICATION KIMBALL AMANDA RM N310 INTEGRATIVE 5-4314 5-6550 AKIMBALL@UMASS.EDU LEARNING CTR COMMUNICATION O'LEARY - ALT BRUCE RM S451 INTEGRATIVE 5-9276 5-9897 BRUCE@UMASS.EDU REP LEARNING CENTER COMMUNICATION DISORDERS HOLHUT JOY RM 201G 358 N. PLEASANT ST 5-0131 5-0803 JHOLHUT@COMDIS.UMASS.EDU COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING GLOSTER (1) JOAN RM 399B SLOBODY BLDG 5-0124 5-3824 JGLOSTER@URD.UMASS.EDU COMPUTER SCIENCE COOK STEVE RM 126 COMPUTER SCIENCE 5-0508 7-2285 STEVE@CS.UMASS.EDU BLDG COMPUTER SCIENCE VALLE MICHELLE RM 100 COMPUTER SCIENCE 7-0091 7-2285 MLVALLE@UMASS.EDU BLDG CONFERENCE SERVICES CAMPBELL JUSTIN RM 918 CAMPUS CENTER 7-8100 5-0050 JCAMPBELL@MAIL.AUX.UMASS.EDU (7-8095) CONSERVATION & RECREATION CAMERON SANDRA 136 NORTHAMPTON ST., 413-586- SANDRA.L.CAMERON@STATE.MA.US (FOREST & PARKS) NORTHAMPTON 8706 Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Page 4 of 16 Department Last Name First Name CSR Building/Room Phone Fax Email CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL ELY FLOYD RM 615 GOODELL 5-0704 7-3838 FLOYD@CPE.UMASS.EDU EDUCATION CONTROLLERS OFFICE KEEFE EDWARD RM 201 MASS VENTURES 5-1435 5-6088 ECKEEFE@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU COUNSELING SERVICES - UHS MASCIS PATTY RM 201 HEALTH SERVICES 7-5217 PMASCIS@UHS.UMASS.EDU CREATIVE SERVICES GLOSTER (2) JOAN RM 399B SLOBODY BLDG 5-0124 5-3824 JGLOSTER@URD.UMASS.EDU DEAN COLLEGE OF NATURAL CIMINO JAIME RM 120B STOCKBRIDGE HALL 5-0690 5-3955 CIMINO@CNS.UMASS.EDU SCIENCES DEAN HEALTH SCIENCES STAHELSKI BARBARA RM 206 ARNOLD HOUSE 5-2609 STAHELSK@UMASS.EDU DEAN OF STUDENTS HANKS JENNIFER RM 227 WHITMORE BLDG 5-6561 5-9704 JMHANKS@UMASS.EDU DEAN SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING SMITH LINDA RM 125 MARSTON 5-6388 5-0724 LGSMITH@ECS.UMASS.EDU DEANS OFFICE - SBS ROBINSON LAUREN RM 201B DRAPER HALL 5-4173 7-0905 ROBINSON@UMASS.EDU DEVELOPMENT CASE - ALT BRIAN RM 102A NELSON HOUSE 5-0266 BCASE@UMASS.EDU NETCOM REP DEVELOPMENT GRAY WARREN RM 203M MEMORIAL HALL 5-3768 5-6894 WWGRAY@UMASS.EDU DEVELOPMENT LEQUIN KRISYLN RM 203i MEMORIAL HALL 5-9580 5-6894 KLEQUIN@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU DEVELOPMENT - ADVANCEMENT KUBIN SHARON RM 239B WHITMORE BLDG 5-5482 5-4182 SHARONK@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI HANKS JENNIFER RM 239 WHITMORE 7-4016 5-4182 JMHANKS@UMASS.EDU RELATIONS DISABILITY SERVICES GWOZDZIK LORIE ANN RM 161H WHITMORE 5-1646 5-1301 LGWOZDZIK@STUAF.UMASS.EDU DUBOIS LIBRARY CROWE SHERYL RM 401 DUBOIS LIBRARY 7-3429 5-6873 SCROWE@LIBRARY.UMASS.EDU Tuesday, January 15, 2019 Page 5 of 16 Department Last Name First Name CSR Building/Room Phone Fax Email DUBOIS LIBRARY WARNER TERRY RM 405 DUBOIS LIBRARY 7-1596 TWARNER@LIBRARY.UMASS.EDU ECONOMICS SCHWARTZ REBECCA RM 110 CROTTY HALL 5-2594 5-2921 RSCWARTZ@ECONS.UMASS.EDU EDUCATION CIAMPA JOHN RM W207 FURCOLO 5-2249 JCIAMPA@EDUC.UMASS.EDU EDUCATION SOUTHGATE JENNIE RM N122 FURCOLO 5-2288 JSOUTHGATE@EDUC.UMASS.EDU EDUCATION - STUDENT PIERCE JUDY RM S162 FURCOLO 5-3610 5-2879 JUDITH.PIERCE@EDUC.UMASS.EDU DEVELOPMENT ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER YOVINA LYNN RM 201 MARSTON HALL 5-0962 5-4611 LYOVINA@UMASS.EDU ENGINEERING ENGINEERING - COMPUTER TAVARES (1) CATHY RM 109 MARCUS HALL 5-1580 5-2908 TAVARES@ECS.UMASS.EDU SERVICES ENGINEERING - DEANS OFFICE MCAULAY KIM RM 127 MARSTON HALL 5-6367 5-0724 KMCAULEY@UMASS.EDU ENGINEERING - DEANS OFFICE (ALT TAVARES (2) CATHY RM 109 MARSTON HALL 5-1580 5-2908 TAVARES@ECS.UMASS.EDU REP) ENGINEERING - RESEARCH CTR KLEMYK LINDA RM 113C KNOWLES ENG. BLDG 5-4575 5-4652 KLEMYK@ECS.UMASS.EDU ENGINEERING - UMASS STETSON KRISTINA RM 214D MARSTON HALL 7-3199 5-9569 KSTETSON@ECS.UMASS.EDU TRANSPORTATION CTR/UMASS SAFE ENGLISH RACINE THOMAS RM W429 SOUTH COLLEGE 5-5459 5-3880 TRACINE@ENGLISH.UMASS.EDU ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE HILLER LESLIE RM 324 HERTER HALL 7-2161 5-4778 LHILLER@LLC.UMASS.EDU ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION MINER LORI RM 226 HOLDSWORTH 5-2757 5-4358 LMINER@ECO.UMASS.EDU ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY BLAJDA MICHELE RM 117C DRAPER HALL 5-5127 5-2600 BLAJDA@EHS.UMASS.EDU ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES TROMARA SUZANNE RM 149 GOESSMANN
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    DOCUMENT RESUME ED 446 613 HE 033 454 TITLE University of Massachusetts Amherst Factbook, 1996-1998. INSTITUTION Massachusetts Univ., Amherst. Office of Institutional Research. PUB DATE 1998-00-00 NOTE 91p. AVAILABLE FROM Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst, Office of Institutional Research, 237 Whitmore, Amherst, MA 01003. Tel: 413-545-0941; e-mail: oir@oirp.umass.edu. PUB TYPE Numerical/Quantitative Data (110)-- Reports - Descriptive (141) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC04 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Higher Education; *Institutional Characteristics; School Demography; *School Statistics; State Universities; Tables (Data) IDENTIFIERS *University of Massachusetts Amherst ABSTRACT This factbook is a retrospective of the University of Massachusetts Amherst from 1996 through 1998 and includes many data tables and figures. It provides answers to many of the most commonly asked questions about the campus and serves as a source of comparative information over time. Detailed information is provided in the following categories: organization, admissions, enrollment, student statistics, degrees, faculty and staff, finances, and miscellaneous.(EV) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS CENTER (ERIC) his document has been reproduced as BEEN GRANTED BY received from the person or organization originating it. 0 Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality. Points of view or opinions stated in this TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES document do not necessarily represent INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) official OERI position or policy. 1 et a a BEST COPYAVAILABLE] 2 Preface The 1996-98 Factbook represents a asked questions about the campus needs or requests for more up-to- continuing effort to improve the and serves as a source of com- date information are encouraged quality and accessibility of infor- parative information over time.
  • EVENTS October 24–26, 2019

    EVENTS October 24–26, 2019

    SCHEDULE OF EVENTS October 24–26, 2019 UMass Amherst Homecoming 2019 Thursday, October 24 11:00 a.m. Homecoming Spirit Kick Off Campus Center Concourse 4:00 p.m. Conversation: The Life and Legacy of Max Roach New Africa House Theater 5:00 p.m. ATG Alumni & Friends Cookout ATG Chapter House 5:00 p.m. College of Education Scholarship Reception Furcolo Hall 7:00 p.m. Homecoming Speaker: Natalia Butler ‘12 MS Campus Center Auditorium 7:30 p.m. Terri Lyne Carrington Presents Money Jungle Bowker Auditorium Friday, October 25 9:00 a.m. Durfee Conservatory & Morrill Greenhouses Open House Durfee Conservatory & Morrill Greenhouses 12:00 p.m. Carney Family Auditorium Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Furcolo Hall 3:00 p.m. La Salle vs. UMass Field Hockey Gladchuk Field 4:00 p.m. Isenberg Open House & Meet the Dean Isenberg Business Innovation Hub 4:30 p.m. Center for Research on Families Open House Tobin Hall, 622 4:30 p.m. Psychological and Brain Sciences Open House Tobin Hall Lobby 5:00 p.m. Digital Media Lab Experiences W. E. B. Du Bois Library, 3rd Floor 5:00 p.m. College of Humanities & Fine Arts Scholars & Donors Celebration Campus Center, 10th Floor, Amherst Room 5:00 p.m. Homecoming Block Party Goodell & Student Union Lawns, Old Chapel 6:00 p.m. BSU Poetry Jam Campus Center Auditorium 7:00 p.m. American International College vs. UMass Hockey Mullins Center 7:30 p.m. Band Alumni & Friends Celebration Old Chapel, Second Floor 8:00 p.m. Late Night Movie Under the Stars Garber Field 8:00 p.m.

  • The Campus Chronicle Nov. 22, 2002

    ■ Friends of Library publish Oswald Tippo memoir, page 7 Inside ■ Hockey team reclaims Alumni Cup from UMass Lowell, page 9 The Campus Chronicle Vol.XVIII, No. 13 November 22, 2002 for the Amherst campus of the University of Massachusetts News Briefs Steps to improve campus safety announced Search begun for faculty advisor Barbara Pitoniak tee on Campus Safety. We believe nity policing duties in the residen- NEWS OFFICE STAFF Interim Senior Vice Chan- these proactive steps will help to tial areas on the 7 p.m.-3 a.m. shift. cellor for Academic Affairs Several initiatives to enhance move the campus in a new direc- “We currently provide training for and Provost Charlena Sey- campus safety, including a com- tion to enhance the safety of all resident assistants, and educa- mour has begun a search for munity policing and problem-solv- members of the UMass Amherst tional and safety awareness pro- an academic advisor to the ing effort, a substation in South- community.” grams in the residence halls,” provost for Undergraduate west and a police cadet program, The new initiatives also in- O’Connor said. “But now, instead Education, she announced at will be put into place during the clude a canine safety patrol. of simply responding to calls, we the Nov. 14 Faculty Senate spring semester, according to Jo- “Similar programs have proven can identify problems and work meeting. Anne Vanin, interim vice chancel- successful on other university more effectively with residence She has put together a lor for Student Affairs and Cam- campuses,” O’Connor said, “and I staff to solve them.” search committee compris- pus Life.
  • Network Communications Representative List by Department

    Network Communications Representative List by Department

    Network Communications Representative List by Department Department Last Name First Name CSR Building/Room Phone Fax Email A&F ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS ALEXANDER HOLLY CSR RM 115 WHITMORE 5-1956 7-0169 HOLLYA@UMASS.EDU A&F ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS KOLBENSCHLAG GARY CSR RM 133 WHITMORE 7-3836 7-0169 KOLBENSCHLAG@UMASS.EDU - ALT REP ACADEMIC PLANNING AND LEMIEUX NOREEN CSR RM 232 WHITMORE BLDG 5-2564 7-3010 NLEMIEUX@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ASSESSMENT ADMIN & FINANCE CRUZ MYRNA CSR RM 340 5-1581 5-2114 MYRNACRUZ@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE HOLMES THERESA CSR RM 338 WHITMORE BLDG 5-1584 5-2114 TLHOLMES@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ADMISSIONS - UNDERGRADUATE SHURN (1) MARY CSR RM 107 MATHER BLDG 5-3716 5-4312 SHURN@ADMISSIONS.UMASS.EDU AEROSPACE STUDIES (ROTC) LARROW ROSE-MARY CSR RM 202 DICKINSON HALL 5-2451 5-7576 RLARROW@ACAD.UMASS.EDU (5-5437) AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES BRACEY JOHN CSR RM 329 NEW AFRICA HOUSE 5-2751 5-0628 JBRACEY@AFROAM.UMASS.EDU AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES - ALT REP LOVELAND TRICIA CSR RM 329 NEW AFRICA HOUSE 5-2751 5-0628 TLOVELAN@AFROAM.UMASS.EDU AFSCME CONNOLLY JOSEPH CSR RM 303 GOODELL BLDG 5-1469 7-1776 CONNOLLY@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ALUMNI RELATIONS MCCORMICK NATHALIE CSR RM 103 MEMORIAL HALL 5-5487 5-9433 NATHALIE@ADMIN.UMASS.EDU ANIMAL CARE MILLER BARBARA S. CSR RM 201 MASS VENTURS BLDG 5-0668 7-1728 BSMILLER@RESGS.UMASS.EDU ANTHROPOLOGY AVERILL DEBORAH CSR RM 217 MACHMER HALL 7-0780 7-4217 DEBORAHA@ANTHRO.UMASS.EDU ARCHITECTURE CROSSMAN JEAN CSR RM 210 OLVER DESIGN BLDG 7-0943 5-3929 JCROSSMAN@ART.UMASS.EDU ARCHITECTURE SARSYNSKI JULIE