Meredith Jung-En Woo is the Buckner W. Clay Dean of Arts & Sciences and Professor of Politics. An expert on international political economy and East Asian Politics, she is the author of numerous articles, books and an award-winning documentary. Prior to joining the College, she was associate dean for the social sciences at the University of Michigan and taught at Northwestern University. More »
228 Randall Hall
(434) 924-4611
Karen Raham
Administrative Assistant
(434) 924-4611
221 Randall Hall
(434) 924-3437
Assistants: Dena Perez and Braden Hassett
Jim Galloway, Associate Dean for the Sciences, and Sidman P. Poole Professor of Environmental Sciences, works with science department chairs and unit heads ensuring coordination and collaboration among them. He has oversight of science faculty recruitment, hiring, evaluation, promotion, tenure, and retention. He ensures compliance with EOP procedures and works with search committees to develop strategies to diversify the science faculty. He manages science departmental budgeting; oversees research support facilities; and is responsible for day-to-day resource allocation, space allocation and renovation, and management.
Jim also oversees the Arts & Sciences Research Administration Office, and promotes multi-investigator, inter-departmental, and inter-school opportunities for sponsored research programs.

223 Randall Hall
(434) 924-3437
Assistants: Dena Perez and Braden Hassett
Cristina Della Coletta, Associate Dean for Humanities and the Arts and Professor of Italian, works with arts and humanities department chairs and unit heads ensuring coordination and collaboration among them. She has oversight of their faculty recruitment, hiring, evaluation, promotion, tenure, and retention. She ensures compliance with EOP procedures and works with search committees to develop strategies to diversify the arts and humanities faculties. She manages departmental budgeting; oversees performance support facilities; and is responsible for day-to-day resource allocation, space allocation and renovation, and management.

224 Randall Hall
(434) 924-3437
Assistants: Dena Perez and Braden Hassett
Karen Parshall, Associate Dean for the Social Sciences, and Professor of History and Mathematics works with social science department chairs and unit heads ensuring coordination and collaboration among them. She has oversight of social science faculty recruitment, hiring, evaluation, promotion, tenure, and retention. She ensures compliance with EOP procedures and works with search committees to develop strategies to diversify the social sciences faculty. She manages social science departmental budgeting and is responsible for day-to-day resource allocation, space allocation and renovation, and management.

101 Randall Hall
(434) 924-6739
Assistant: Amy Goldstein
Philip Zelikow, is the Associate Dean for Graduate Academic Programs, and the White Burkett Miller Professor of History. He is a representative for graduate education within the University and beyond, including foundations and government agencies. Working with the departments and colleagues in the Dean's office, he oversees admissions, management, student life, and other policy issues involving the College's Ph.D., M.S., and M.A. degree programs. To help realize the vision of a global U.Va., he also helps the Dean develop program initiatives or partnerships for the College with other universities around the world to enrich possibilities for undergraduate and graduate education.

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(434) 924-8873
Assistant: Maggie Harmon
Maurie McInnis, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Academic Programs and Professor of American Art and Material Culture, is responsible for supervising all operations of the undergraduate College of Arts & Sciences. She oversees the association deans who carry out lower-division undergraduate academic advising, the Echols Scholars program, and the academic regulations of the College. She also coordinates the work of the Curriculum and Educational Policy Committee (the elected faculty body that evaluates new courses, majors, and degree programs); and oversees the annual academic audit of all College students.

219 Randall Hall
(434) 924-4648
Assistants: Dena Perez and Braden Hassett
Richard Myers, Senior Associate Dean for Administration and Planning, advises the Dean in all areas of finance and administration, including budget and human resources, strategic planning, information technology, and capital projects. He plays a leadership role for Arts and Sciences within the larger U.Va. community.

222 Randall Hall
(434) 924-7962
Assistant: Braden Hassett
Nancy Bertram, Associate Dean for Management and Budget, is responsible for financial planning, investment, budgeting, and resource allocation, and related compliance and reporting. She represents Arts & Sciences on financial and related management issues and works collaboratively with the Senior Associate Dean for Administration and Planning.

Jefferson Quarry Building,
2410 Old Ivy Road
(434) 924-7646
Assistant: Cindy LaVarra
Eugene R. Schutt, Jr., Associate Dean for Development, directs the Arts & Sciences development office, a group of advancement professionals responsible for fundraising efforts and alumni relations activities. Currently, he is overseeing the completion of the Campaign for the College, a $500 million capital funds campaign, part of the $3 billion Campaign for the University of Virginia.

226 Randall Hall
(434) 243-3440
Assistant: Kipton Davis
Scott Miller, Associate Dean for Communications, is part of the senior management groups of both the Dean's Office and the University's Office of Public Affairs. He advises the Dean in all areas of communications and oversees the development and implementation of Arts & Sciences' communications strategy.
Aron Teel, Director of Arts & Sciences Computing Support, plans, coordinates, and manages computer support, programming, and database services within Arts & Sciences to insure that computer equipment, support, and programming needs of Arts & Sciences’ instructional, research and administrative units are met.

Valerie Larsen is Director of the Arts & Sciences Center for Instructional Technology (ASCIT), which supports the integration of technology into teaching and research in various capacities. Her responsibilities include oversight of the ASCIT Language Lab and ASCIT Equipment Loans. Valerie and the ASCIT staff provide one-on-one and small group consultation, training and presentations on the use of technology in teaching to College faculty and teaching assistants.

Seth Matula, Director of Financial Operations, manages the implementation of financial administration for Arts & Sciences, represents the Dean's Office on financial issues, and undertakes reporting, tracking and statistical analysis. He also oversees the fiscal administration of the Deans's Office and serves as the financial policy and procedure expert for the office.

Neal Grandy, Director of Arts & Sciences Research Administration, provides accurate, timely, and professional advising on University- and Arts & Sciences- sponsored research and other administrative policies and procedures. He oversees pre- and post-award research grant activities for Arts and Sciences; provides various financial and other grant-related analyses; and represents Arts and Sciences on research matters.

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(434) 243-8590
Assistant: Braden Hassett
Anna Towns, Director of Space Planning and Management, directs space management by developing long and short term plans to utilize space, including the space master plan for Arts & Sciences. She oversees the planning and management of renovation projects. She also is responsible for the Arts & Sciences capital plan and submission of capital projects initiation requests; she provides technical advice and support to Arts & Sciences deans on matters of facilities planning and construction; and is the chief Arts & Sciences technical representative with all architect and engineering consultants.
Budget Analyst
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