Class Deans
The Class Deans Office supports student growth and development across key college milestones. This work begins before students arrive on campus in the weeks leading up to orientation and extends through to their graduation from Middlebury.
Class Deans Office
Sabrina Durand
She/Her/Hers
Dean of First Year Experience
802-443-3350
Self-schedule an appointment
- Email:
- sdurand@middlebury.edu
- Office:
- Allen Hall 153A
Matt Longman
He/Him/His
Dean of the Sophomore Experience
802-443-3350
- Email:
- longman@middlebury.edu
- Office:
- McCullough 138
Jennifer Sellers
Ze/Hir or She/Her
Senior Class Dean and Dean of the Junior Year Experience
802-443-3350 ; classdeans@middlebury.edu
- Office:
- Allen Hall 153C
Scott Barnicle
He/Him/His
Dean of Senior Year Experience
802-443-3350
- Email:
- sbarnicl@middlebury.edu
- Office:
- McCullough 137
Erin Morrison
Asst. Director of the First Year Experience for Orientation
- Email:
- cemorrison@middlebury.edu
- Tel:
- (802) 443-2392
- Office:
- Pearson 094
Mary Liscinsky
Class Dean Coordinator
- Email:
- mliscinsky@middlebury.edu
- Tel:
- (802) 443-3294
- Office:
- Allen Hall 153
Class Year Milestones
All students at Middlebury College are assigned a Class Dean according to their anticipated graduation year. The Class Deans specialize in supporting students through the developmental milestones associated with each class year in addition to supporting their holistic well-being and providing guidance around college policy.
- First Year: Transitioning to college
- Sophomore Year: Declaring a major
- Junior Year: Engaging in high impact experiences such as internships, research and study abroad
- Senior Year: Preparing to transition to life after college
When to Contact Your Dean—Or Someone Else
Class Deans regularly counsel students about their options in matters related to their academics—from communicating with professors to navigating college policy. Find out more about how your Dean can help.
We also work closely with many other partners on campus and can provide suggestions for Who to Contact in some of the more common situations you may encounter during your four years.
Information for Families
Families of new students can find helpful information relating to the First-Year Experience. For more general details about how we share student information—and what we can share—see Information for Families.