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ABOUT CHAS

   
 

CHAS Steering Board 2008:
 

Holly Sateia, Dean of Student Life, DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

Leslie Hill, 
Associate Professor Political Science & Special Assistant to the President, BATES COLLEGE

Darryl Smaw, Dean for Multicultural Affairs, SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

Karla Spurlock-Evans, Dean for Multicultural Affairs, TRINITY COLLEGE

Steven Yao, Assistant Dean of Faculty for Diversity Initiatives, HAMILTON COLLEGE

Edward Pittman,
Associate Dean of the College, VASSAR COLLEGE

Steering Board History:

CHAS was founded in 2001 under the leadership of Dr. Sharon Herzberger, who was Vice-President of Student Services at Trinity College, and is now the President of Whittier College.  She served as Chair of the steering board until 2005, when she left for Whittier.

Another founding member, Ed Pittman of Vassar College, serves on the current steering board. 

The representatives of the six institutions on the steering board play a role in CHAS decision making, and communication with CHAS presidents.  The steering board members are elected by the institutional representatives from each school, and serve a several year term.  The terms are staggered to allow longer serving board members to serve with newer board members.

Barnard College | Bates College | Bowdoin College | Bryn Mawr College | Bucknell University | Carleton College | Clark University | Colby College | Colgate University | College of the Holy Cross | College of Wooster | Connecticut College | Dartmouth College | Franklin and Marshall College Hamilton College | Hampshire College | Haverford College | Lafayette College | Middlebury College | Mount Holyoke College | Oberlin College | Pomona College | Reed College | Sarah Lawrence College | Skidmore College | Smith College | St. Lawrence University | Swarthmore College |
 Trinity College Union College | University of the South | Vassar College | Washington and Lee University | Wellesley College | Wesleyan University
| Wheaton College | Williams College