Faculty Involved in Service-Learning at Trinity

Cynthia Chance

Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Director, First Year Seminars

273 Main Hall
(202) 884-9247
chancec@trinitydc.edu

• Fall 2005 Ancient Philosophy Syllabus, “Ancient Philosophy, Phil 211”
• Fall 2005 INT Syllabus, “Migration and Transformation: Political Power and Personal Power”
• Spring 2005 INT Syllabus, “Conscious Thought: Human Freedom and Identity”
• Fall 2004 INT Syllabus, “Conscious Thought: Human Freedom and Identity”
• Spring 2004 INT Syllabus, “Conscious Thought: Human Freedom and Identity”

Diane Forbes Berthoud

Assistant Professor of Communication

499 Main Hall
(202) 884-9804
forbesd@trinitydc.edu

• Fall 2005 INT Syllabus, “Migration and Transformation From Feminist Perspectives”

Mary Hayes

Professor of History

Ph.D. St. Louis University
A.B. Trinity College

184 Main Hall
(202) 884-9246
hayesm@trinitydc.edu

Deborah Harris-O'Brien

Associate Professor of Psychology

Ph.D., M.S. Ohio State University

B.A. Catholic University of America

256 Main Hall
(202) 884-9272
harris-obriend@trinitydc.edu

• Fall 2005 INT Syllabus, “Migration and Transformation”

Roxanna Moayedi

Associate Professor of Sociology
Department Chair of Sociology
Faculty Director for Service-Learning and Community-Based Learning and Research

Management Diploma, Institute for International Studies and Training, Fujinomiya, Japan
Ph.D. American University
M.A. American University
B.A. National University, Tehran

193 Main Hall
(202) 884-9266
moayedir@trinitydc.edu

Mentoring a Diverse Population

Service-Learning Course Syllabi

• Spring 2005 Sociology Syllabus, “Sociology of Education, FLC IV”
• Fall 2004 Sociology Syllabus, “Global Social Issues”
• Spring 2004 SOC 105 Syllabus, “Social Crisis and Social Policy”

Jacqueline Padgett

Associate Professor of English

Ph.D. University of Southern California
M.A. University of Southern California
B.A. Florida State University

189 Main Hall
(202) 884-9292
padgettj@trinitydc.edu

Cristina Parsons

Associate Professor of Economics

Ph.D. University of Southern California
M.A. University of Southern California
B.A. Florida State University

272 Main Hall
(202) 884-9620
parsonsc@trinitydc.edu

• Fall 2005 INT Syllabus, “Migration and Transformation: Women's Transition From Home Production to Market Production”

Jamey Piland

Associate Professor of Communication

Ph.D. University of Oregon
M.A. University of Montana
B.A. California State University, Fresno

267 Main Hall
(202) 884-9554
pilandj@trinitydc.edu

Robert Preston

Vice President for Academic Affairs

156 Main Hall
(202) 884-9214
prestonr@trinitydc.edu

Minerva San Juan

Associate Professor of Philosophy

Interim Faculty Director for Service-Learning and Community-Based Learning and Research, Fall 2005

Ph.D. Georgetown University
M.A. University of Miami
B.A Marymount College, Tarrytown

(202) 884-9284
sanjuanm@trinitydc.edu

Service-Learning Course Syllabi

• Spring 2005 INT Syllabus, “Human Identity and Human Agency”
• Spring 2005 Service-Learning Rubrics
• Spring 2003 INT Syllabus, “Seeing and Discovering: An Interdisciplinary Model for Teaching and Learning”

Hollis Williams

Associate Professor of Physics

Ph.D. American University
M.S. American University
B.S. University of Pennsylvania

103 Science Building
(202) 884-9475
williamsh@trinitydc.edu

• Fall 2005 INT Syllabus, “Migration and Transformation: How Science and Technology Influence Them”