Meet the Student Life Deans
The deans in Student Life meet regularly one-on-one with students for academic support, assistance in addressing obstacles to student success, guidance on campus policies and procedures, and collaboration on student and campus life initiatives.
While deans share many similar responsibilities, each dean has a focus or specialty area related to their specific department. Please reference the summary below to learn more about our deans in Student Life and how to set up an appointment.
If you are unsure who to meet with, please contact the Student Life Office and include your name, preferred times to meet, and a brief description of what you would like to discuss with a dean.
Our Deans
Cindy Anderson
Interim Dean of Students
Eliot 218 (remote as of March 23, 2020)
503-777-7527
andersonc@reed.edu
Carrie Baldwin-Sayre
Associate Dean of Students for Health & Well-being
Eliot 117 (remote as of March 23, 2020)503-517-5459
cbsayre@reed.edu
Assistant Dean of Students for Student Support
Eliot 204b (remote as of March 23, 2020)
503/777-7521
hooverb@reed.edu
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Britt meets regularly with students experiencing personal crises and unanticipated life events that disrupt a student’s ability to focus on their academics and well-being. Britt works with students to create a comprehensive plan for addressing hardships and connecting to appropriate emergency and on-going support resources. Britt chairs the Care Team and Behavioral Intervention Team, and is available to faculty, staff, peers, and family members to consult about concerns for students. She works with the wider Reed student support network to coordinate outreach to students experiencing personal hardships and emergencies.
Students can also meet with Britt for leave of absence and withdrawal meetings, progress plan meetings, and underload meetings.
Julie Maxfield
Associate Dean of Students for Academic Life
Eliot 204A (remote as of March 23, 2020)
503/517-7916
maxfielj@reed.edu
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Students facing challenges that interfere with academic success might benefit from meeting with Julie. Expect a collaborative discussion about relevant resources, strategies, and administrative options so that you can develop a plan for getting back on track and/or making adjustments to your current educational trajectory. For example, Julie meets with students on academic probation, students who are considering a leave of absence, or those re-entering the college after time away.
Amy Schuckman
Associate Dean of Students for Student & Campus Life
28 West (remote as of March 23, 2020)503-517-7834