Office of the Vice Provost, Research Administration Representatives By Arts and Sciences Areas of Responsibility

Maria P. Harlow
Associate Director, Office of Research Administration
617-627-5187

Anthropology
Chemistry
Child Development
Community Health
Education
Physics and Astronomy
Sociology
Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning (UEPP)
Women's Center

Kim A. Pachetti
Associate Director, Office of Research Administration
617-627-4274

Art Gallery
Center for Science and Math
Classics
Experimental College
Economics
German, Russian and Asian Language and Literature
Global Development and Environment Institute (GDEI)
History
International Relations
Osher Life Long Learning
Philosophy
Political Science
Psychology
Romance Languages
Wright Center for Science and Education

Christine R. Woodroffe
Senior Associate Director, Office of Research Administration
617-627-3696

Art History
Biology
Boston School of Occupational Therapy*
Comparative Religion
Dean of Arts and Sciences
Drama and Dance
English
Geology
Mathematics*
Music
PACE Center
Philosophy
Physical Education

Note: Interdisciplinary Studies, Programs, and Departments not listed should contact Christine Woodroffe for OVP, Research Administration support.

<p><strong>Breaking Down Barriers</strong>

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<p>Tufts literacy expert Maryanne Wolf has pioneered ground-breaking research that has led to advances in dyslexia testing and treatment.</p>

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<p><strong>Expanding Their Horizons</strong>

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<p>This summer was action-packed for Tufts students who undertook a variety of projects across the world and in their own backyards.</p>

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<p>Webcasting technology is giving Tufts students a real-time view of life in the Middle East. </p>

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<p><strong>Great Wide Open</strong>

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<p>Through the OpenCourseWare initiative, Tufts is using the power of the Internet to share its greatest resource - knowledge - across the globe.</p>

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<p><strong>International Appeal</strong>

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<p><i>Kaplan/Newsweek College Resource Guide</i> ranked Tufts as the "Hottest School for Study Abroad" in 2004, celebrating the university's international approach to learning.</p>

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