Susan Marine, Merrimack College
Assistant Professor
North Andover, Massachusetts
marines@merrimack.edu
Office:
(978) 837-5237
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Susan Marine, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Program Director, Higher Education Graduate Program, has 17 years experience leading initiatives in higher education for the advancement of women and gender non-conforming students, with additional expertise in student leadership development, violence pre...
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Susan Marine, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Program Director, Higher Education Graduate Program, has 17 years experience leading initiatives in higher education for the advancement of women and gender non-conforming students, with additional expertise in student leadership development, violence prevention, diversity initiatives, and advocacy for the LGBT community. She has served in nine different leadership roles in higher education student affairs, most recently serving as Assistant Dean of Harvard College for Student Life and Director of the Harvard College Women’s Center.
Dr. Marine teaches courses in higher education history, theory, and practice, and her research interests include feminist praxis in higher education, transgender politics, identity, and agency, the history and future of American Women’s Colleges, and critical student affairs practice. Seeing the classroom as a mutually transformative enterprise, she is deeply committed to preparing future leaders in higher education to manage and support change effectively, and to continually advance social justice in higher education.
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Dr. Marine teaches courses in higher education history, theory, and practice, and her research interests include feminist praxis in higher education, transgender politics, identity, and agency, the history and future of American Women’s Colleges, and critical student affairs practice. Seeing the classroom as a mutually transformative enterprise, she is deeply committed to preparing future leaders in higher education to manage and support change effectively, and to continually advance social justice in higher education.
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