Many offices work in conjunction with the Dean's Office to provide an array of diverse services for students.
Academic Help
- Committee on Student Standing & Programs (CSSP)
- Disability Services
- Freshman Dean's Page
- International Academic Programs
- Office of Academic Resources
- Peer Tutors
- Pre-Health Advising
- Pre-Law Advising
- Registrar's Office
- Scholarships and Fellowships
- Handbook for Advisors of First Year Students
- Peer Advisors
Personal Help
- Career Development Office (CDO)
- Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
- Health Services
- Housing Office
- Women's Center
Student Life
The Dean's Office coordinates many academic support and student services at Haverford and is generally responsible for student life on campus.
The Deans are a primary resource to students who are experiencing personal or academic difficulty or who need advice regarding the pursuit of their academic objectives. Several of the Deans are also responsible for supervising special student services, including study abroad, scholarships, student government, multicultural affairs, housing, peer tutoring, the customs program, athletics, and pre-professional advising.
All first year students are assigned to the same Dean; after the first year, each student is then assigned a Dean based on the first letter of her/his surname. To find the name and contact information of your dean or your child's dean, please consult the "Meet the Deans" page.
The Dean's Office is located on the 2nd floor of Chase Hall, 370 Lancaster Ave., Haverford, PA 19041
An Introduction to Haverford College from President Emerson
President Emerson offers a closer look at Haverford College, reflects on his days as a student on campus, and looks ahead to the future. (2:05)
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Academic News
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Two articles by the Emeritus Professor of Biology, focusing on the history of notable scientific discoveries, have been published this fall in academic journals. -
The associate professor of anthropology will join a panel of experts to discuss post-apartheid South Africa at the Wilma Theater on November 8, in conjunction with the current run of Athol Fugard's play Coming Home. -
The event will honor the arrival of more than 300 years of records from the Monthly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia, the city's oldest Quaker meeting.