Erin Farmer Noonan, Vice President of Human Resources
Eisner Administration Building, Room 336C
617-735-9991
For employee-related matters, you may contact:
Scott Lerner, Director of Human Resources
Eisner Administration Building, Room 336A
617-735-9991
For student-related matters, you may contact:
Keith C. Lezama, Jr., Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion/Chief Diversity Officer
Eisner Administration Building, Room 152A
617-732-1652
Susan K. Benzie, Vice President of Mission & Ministry
Eisner Administration Building, Room 151B
617-264-7601
Dorice Y. Griffith, Assistant Dean of Student Learning and Success
Eisner Administration Building, Room 322A
617-732-1635
Please note that any incident should be reported to either the Title IX Coordinator or at least one of the Deputy Coordinators. The Title IX Coordinator and Deputy Coordinator will work together to solve issues as needed.
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