Our Vision for 2025
Albertus 2025’s vision flows from the founding values espoused by the Dominican Sisters in 1925. The vision also leverages the gifts and talents of the Albertus community as we prepare to address the challenges and to seize the opportunities that lie ahead. True to the four Dominican pillars of study, prayer, community, and service, Albertus Magnus continues to embrace these values by: providing a vibrant, practical liberal arts-based education to every student; empowering students to successfully pursue careers in their chosen fields; fostering in students an understanding of, and appreciation for, their responsibility to make a positive difference in the larger community; making education accessible; and nourishing the College community by supporting the practices of prayer and reflection in their many forms. The College community takes great pride in cultivating a diverse community, extending opportunity and accessibility to higher education for traditional-aged and adult learners through innovative development and delivery of undergraduate and graduate programs, and providing curricular and co-curricular opportunities for students to put theory into practice, notably through experiential and interdisciplinary education.
Strategic Planning Leadership:
Dr. Marc M. Camille, President
Andrew Foster, Vice President for Student Services
Sr. Anne Kilbride, Assistant to the President for Dominican Mission
Dr. Sean O'Connell, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Sarah Wallman, Professor of English and Co-Director of the Master of Fine Arts Program
William Aniskovich, Assistant Professor and Chair of the Tagliatela School of Business and Leadership
Alissa Balouskus, Assistant to Vice President for Library and Information Technology Services
Annette Bosley-Boyce, Dean of the Division of Professional and Graduate Studies
Patrick Clifford, Director, Office of Career and Professional Development
Carol Huckaby, Associate Director of Human Services
Jeffrey Scott, Web Development Manager
Dr. Joseph Veth, Professor of Education and Humanities
Dr. Matthew Waggoner, Professor of Philosophy & Religion and Chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religion
Academic Centers of Excellence, Co-Chairs: Dr. Ross Edwards, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Assistant Professor of History and Political Science; and Dr. Hilda Speicher, Professor of Psychology, Coordinator Psychology Accelerated Degree Program, and Coordinator Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence
Workgroup Volunteers: Wiley Dawson, Assistant Director, Career and Professional Development; Jenny Spyres, Reading and Writing Specialist; Carli Matrisian, Admission Counselor; Jerry Nevins, Professor and Chair of the Department of Visual & Performing Arts; Nick Wajnowski, Senior Associate Athletic Director-Compliance and Head Women's Soccer Coach
Culture of Philanthropy, Co-Chairs: Dr. Howard Fero, Professor of Management and Leadership and Director of Graduate Leadership Programs; and Siobhan Lidington, Director of Annual and Individual Giving
Workgroup Volunteers: Kristen DeCarli, Assistant Professor, Sport Management; Deborah Frattini, Coordinator of Academic Disability Services, Associate Professor; Erin Morrell, Associate Dean for Campus Activities and Orientation; Neal Pollack, Senior Financial Analyst
Dominican Tradition and Heritage, Co-Chairs: Dr. Robert Bourgeois, Professor of Anthropology and Humanities and Director of the Global Studies Program; and Sr. Ana Gonzalez, O.P., Coordinator of International Admissions
Workgroup Volunteers: Lisa Bilodeau, Advancement Operations Assistant; Jason Dunn, Digital Communications Specialist; Robert Imholt, Part-Time Faculty; Tim Meyers, Instructional Technology Librarian; Matt Sheehan, Library Services and Resources Assistant
Employer of Choice, Co-Chairs: Dr. Paul Robichaud, Professor of English, and Chair of the Department of English; and Renee Sullivan, Director of Human Resources
Workgroup Volunteers: Dr. Karen Kendrick, Professor of Sociology; Maureen Kos, Executive Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Special Events Coordinator; Michael Morrissey, Associate Director of Enrollment Operations; Dr. Bonnie Pepper, Assistant Professor of Psychology
Enrollment Size and Mix, Co-Chairs: Michelle Cochran, Director of Financial Aid; and Dr. Stephen Joy, Professor of Psychology and Chair of the Department of Psychology
Workgroup Volunteers: Ben Amarone, Director of Undergraduate Admissions, Dr. Alan Delfavero, Assistant Professor of Accounting & Finance; Sarah Jordan, Registrar Compliance Specialist; Donna Pallanti, Certification Officer, edTPA Coordinator; Viola Simpson, Director of Institutional Research and Assessment
Resource Management, Co-Chairs: Dr. Nancy Fallon, Professor of Accounting, Director of the Masters in Accounting and Masters in Business Administration; and James Schafrick, Assistant Vice President for Operations
Workgroup Volunteers: Melissa DeLucia, Director for Academic Compliance and Operations; Greg Knobelsdorff, Assistant Professor; Lauren Pallone; Aquatics Director and Head Women's Swimming and Diving Coach; Malcolm Thomas, Assistant Director for Campus Activities
Student Life and Experience, Co-Chairs: James Abromaitis, Director of Athletics; and Dr. Christine Atkins, Professor of Foreign Languages, Coordinator of the Department of Foreign Languages, and Director of the Honors Program
Workgroup Volunteers: Dr. Patricia Birungi, Assistant Professor, Director, Master of Public Administration Program; Corey Brushett, Assistant Professor, Associate Director of Employment Partnerships and Career Coaching; Natalie DeVaull-Robichaud, Associate Professor of English, Director of the Academic Success Center and the Writing Program; Sr. Rosemary Reynolds, SNDdeN, Associate Director of Employment Partnerships and Career Coaching
Telling the Albertus Story, Co-Chairs: Marisa Dragone, Interim Director of Marketing and Creative Services; and Eric Schoeck, Assistant Professor of English and Humanities
Workgroup Volunteers: Tony Alves, Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement; Michael Geary, Professor of Criminal Justice; Anne Panagrossi, Library Director and College Archivist; Patti Scussel, Lecturer