Steering Committee
Roberto Castillo-Sandoval, Associate Professor of Spanish and Comparative Literature, CPGC Faculty Representative
James Krippner, Academic Director of the CPGC; Professor of History - James Krippner is Professor and Chair, Department of History and Director of Latin American and Iberian Studies at Haverford College. His first book, Rereading the Conquest: Power, Politics and the History of Early Colonial Michoacán, Mexico, 1521-1565, was published in 2001 by the Pennsylvania State University Press. His second book, Paul Strand in Mexico, was published by Aperture in 2010. He has also authored articles on sixteenth, eighteenth and twentieth century Mexican history and currently sits on the editorial board of the cultural history journal The Americas. Krippner teaches widely on Latin American and global historical topics. At present he is beginning research on the Latin American Baroque for a planned multi-volume study that will examine this idiosyncratic art form in Brazil and Cuba, the Andean World, and Mesoamerica.
Andrea Morris, Associate Professor of Biology, CPGC Faculty Representative
John Mosteller, Assistant Vice President for Academic Resources - John is the assistant vice president for academic resources in the Office of Institutional Advancement. He is a graduate of Case Western Reserve University, holds an M.A. in oriental studies and a Ph.D. in art history, both from the University of Pennsylvania. At Haverford, John serves as the college-wide point person for institutional grants and oversees faculty grants and grant stewardship. John stewards the external investments made by alumni and foundations in Haverford's three academic centers and serves as a permanent member (ex officio) of the CPGC Steering Committee.
Jesse Shipley, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, CPGC Faculty Representative - Scholarly interests include African politics and religion, Ghana, African Diaspora, South Africa, post-independence political economy, popular culture, critical human rights, sexuality, race, electronic mediation, film, and urban space.
Parker Snowe, Executive Director - Parker Snowe serves as executive director of the CPGC. Prior to his appointment, he spent 15 years as director of international programs at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. During this time he oversaw the development of the Global Immersion Program, a comprehensive study tour program for MBA students, as well as Wharton 's international exchange programs. Parker received his B.A. in Russian language & literature from Haverford College and a M.A. in Soviet and East European studies from the George Washington University. An avid bicyclist, Parker is a past board president of the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley Council of Hostelling International. He currently serves on the board of Media-Providence Friends School and as assistant clerk of Providence Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Media, PA.
