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Dean of the College
University Hall, 2nd Floor
Brown University
Providence, RI 02912
P: 401.863.9800
F: 401.863.1961
Open Hours Schedule
View a list of deans' responsibilities
Semester I, 2009-2010
Open hours are good for quick questions, exploratory conversations, and emergencies. Students are welcome to arrange individual appointments with deans, especially if the issue they wish to discuss falls under a dean's particular area of responsibility.
| 10 am - 1 pm University Hall |
1 - 4pm J. Walter Wilson |
1 - 4pm University Hall |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Lassonde | 207 UH | Rome | 208 JWW | Targan | 213 UH |
| Tuesday | Cohen | 201 UH | Simmons | 212 JWW | Gaylin | 206 UH |
| Wednesday | McSharry | 313 UH | McLaurin | 212 JWW | McSharry | 313 UH |
| Thursday | Furtado | 205 UH | Valles | 212 JWW | Rodriguez | 209 UH |
| Friday | Dunleavy | 213 UH | Lassonde | 212 JWW | Bhattacharyya | 201 UH |
Dean of the College
The Dean of the College, Katherine Bergeron, is available Wednesdays from 3:00-5:00 p.m. in 218 University Hall. Students are welcome to speak with her about general issues or individual concerns.