Regis College - Mount Regis Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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Leo S. Chang Professor of Political Science Doris J. DerMarderosian Adjunct Instructor In Management Sister Marysia Donor an Professor Emeritus of Biology r. Sister Marie Cicchese Assistant Professor of English Director of Sophomore Academics Assistant Professor of English English Deparfment The English Dcpartrncnl al Regis continues to build for the future as it encourages students to develop their powers of experience, interpre- tation, and expression. Through the study of literature, students can expand the horizons of their own experiences, touching into the feel- ings and passions of others, deepen their understanding of what it means to be human, and develop their own values and attitudes toward life. Through Regis’ writing program, students have the opportunity to sharpen their ability to think and to write clearly, compe- tently, and creatively. Women who can draw on the experience of literature and clearly articulate their ideas and values are women who can make a difference in their world. Josephine E. DeSimone Associate Professor of Italian Chairperson of Italian Sister Andrius Douglas Sister Marie De Sales Dineen Associate Professor of Art Chairperson of Art Carol Hardy-Fanta Adjunct Instructor in Social Work 27

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Sister Cabrini Angelli Assistant Professor of Biology Professor of Political Science Classical Sludies The study of language and literature, like all liberal arts courses, provides students with an appreciation of other times and other cultures, and provides skills in critical thinking and precise communication. The knowledge and skills which the program in Classical Studies offers is enhanced by combining learning from other fields such as modern languages, com- munications, computer science, management, or history. Mary C. Bryan Professor of English Aileen Callahan Lecturer in Art Sister Gretchen Bogan Professor of Drama Communications Marguerite Boutard Associate Professor of Biology Sister Emily Cahill Professor Emeritus of Chemistry Sister Elizabeth Cawley Associate Professor of Classics Chairperson of Classics Julia M. Barnabo 26 i

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Sister Helen Fenton Professor of Economics French Department Sister inn Marie Grady Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Drama Communica tions Mary P. Hamilton Professor of German The (Tench (Teparlment prides itself on evolving with the interests and needs of the historic moment. Formerly foreign language teaching was the goal of most (Tench concen- trators. Recently emphasis in the study has shifted to preparation for international repre- sentation in the media and in business. Present students are encouraged to build a strong foundation in English, or quantitative skills, or Political Science. French offers the possibility for a strong liberal arts background, but it does not preclude expertise in more pragmatic fields. Life after the A.B. degree seems to welcome a person so educated over the single track neophyte. Mary Foley Associate Professor of Psychology Sister Rosenda Gill Professor of French Chairperson of French Sister Mary Rita Grady Associate Professor of Philosophy Chairperson of Philosophy James Hannon Instructor in Sociology Kathleen Greene Lecturer in Biology 28