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Swarthmore College

500 COLLEGE AVE SWARTHMORE, PA 19081-1306
swarthmore.edu

DETAIL OF ORGANIZATION'S MISSION SWARTHMORE COLLEGE PROVIDES LEARNERS OF DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS A TRANSFORMATIVE LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION GROUNDED IN RIGOROUS INTELLECTUAL INQUIRY AND EMPOWERS ALL WHO SHARE IN OUR COMMUNITY TO FLOURISH AND CONTRIBUTE TO A BETTER WORLD. WE COMMIT TO THIS MISSION BY: - OF…

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Pres./Ex Officio Board Member

Valerie Smith

Frmr Vp Of College Advance

Elizabeth Boluch Wood

Vp Finance & Admin & Treasurer

Robert Goldberg

Chief Investment Officer

Frank C Grunseich

Provost & Dean (Until 08/24)

Tomoko Sakomura

Professor

Thomas Hunter

Vp For Communications

Andrew Hirsch

Vp And Dean Of Admissions

James L Bock Iii

General Counsel

Sharm AI Ne Bradham Lamar Esq

Vp For Student Aff AI Rs

Stephanie Ives

Associate Vp Gift Planning

Renee Atkinson

Vp Human Resources

Beth Glassman

Vp For Dei

S Brooke Vick

Chief Of Staff & Secretary

Erin Brownlee Dell

Director Of Investments

Ying Han

Former Co Interim Vp Fin&Admin

Andrew Feick

Associate Vp Campus Svcs

Anthony Coschignano

Professor

Donna Jo Napoli

Provost & Dean (As Of 09/24)

Kathleen Howard

Chief Information Officer

Jason Parkhill

Avp Finance & Asst Treasurer

Alice Turbiville

Assistant Secretary

Robin Huntingdon Shores

Director Of Athletics

Bradley Koch

Vp Fr Advancement

Sarah Pearson

Former Acting Asst Treasurer

Carrie Dienna

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