| Teisa Brown joins
the Office of the Provost as Haverford’s new Assistant
to the Provost for Faculty Services. Working from her office
in Founders 030, she is responsible for supporting both the
provost and associate provost, working directly with faculty
members on various committees, and managing the academic departments’
administrative assistants. She comes to Haverford from the
Office of the President at Eastern University.
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| Margaret Gindhart is Institutional
Advancement’s new Gift Planning Manager, in Founders
201. She is responsible for ensuring that planned gifts to
Haverford College are processed and administered according
to donors’ wishes. Prior to her arrival at Haverford,
Margaret spent some time working in the pharmaceutical industry,
and also spent many years with both the Treasurer’s
Office at the University of Pennsylvania and the Trust Division
of CoreStates Bank. She has a great deal of experience working
with philanthropic donors, and looks forward to bringing that
experience to bear in both aiding alumni with their financial
plans and helping the College meet its development goals.
Margaret, a native of Drexel Hill, is currently enjoying
her short commute to the College from her home in Coopertown,
where she can often be found (or not found, as the case may
be) shuttling her two children from sporting event to sporting
event. She is an avid gardener with a particular passion for
white oaks and other large trees, and she is extraordinarily
grateful for the view of Founders Green from her office window.
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| Michael Goetz comes to Haverford Institutional
Advancement from Saint Joseph's University, his alma mater,
where he was the Assistant Director of Alumni Relations. He
is now working in Founders 307 as Haverford's Associate Director
of Annual Giving and is responsible for encouraging participation
and giving among young alumni, as well as being a primary contact
for the class chairs and reunion committee volunteers from the
classes of 1990 through 2005. Michael will also be working with
students; both those on the senior class gift committee and
those staffing the Phonathon.
Michael's interests are varied, but he is particularly proud
of his involvement in music and politics. He sings with the
Philadelphia Gay Men's Chorus, makes frequent trips to Philadelphia
Orchestra performances, and is a steadfast supporter of Hillary
Clinton's platform and career. Michael hails originally from
Clifton Park, New York, a suburban town halfway between Albany
and Saratoga Springs, but currently lives in Philadelphia's
Old City. He commutes to Haverford by train; an experience
he enjoys sharing with a number of his fellow employees. He
is glad to make the trip each morning, secure in the knowledge
that he is doing important, meaningful work for a college
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| Liz Kittleman is no stranger to Haverford
College, as she grew up in Wynnewood and is a 1994 graduate
of the Shipley School. This will be her second season as Haverford’s
assistant women’s lacrosse coach, and she has also spent
some time on the support staff in the Office of Admission. However,
this September she joins Haverford’s academic staff full-time
as the Assistant to the Provost, in Founders 109. In her new
position, she is responsible for supporting the provost and
associate provost, as well as handling various administrative
responsibilities for the College’s faculty as a whole.
Liz spent four years living in San Francisco and coaching
lacrosse at Stanford prior to coming to Haverford. She has
returned to the area because she knew that coaching at a Divison
III school would give her insight into college administration,
and also because the idea of working at Haverford College
appealed to her, as a native — the College has always
been a part of her life, and she looks forward to being a
contributing piece of its atmosphere of stimulation and growth.
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