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    Theodore Sawruk
    Visual and Performing Arts
    Architecture
    Year Appointed: 2022
    Architectural Association School of Architecture - Graduate Degree
    Carnegie-Mellon University - B.Arch
  • Glenn Schwitter
    Athletics
    Year Appointed: 2024
    Paddle Tennis
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    Tricia Sisk
    Mathematics
    Year Appointed: 2016
    (860) 408-3734
    The College of the Holy Cross - B.A.
    Bio
     
    Prior to her appointment to the faculty, Patricia served as an independent math tutor at Westminster for nine years in the subjects of AP® Calculus, Calculus, Pre-calculus Honors, Pre-calculus, Algebra 2 Honors, Algebra 2, Geometry Honors and Geometry. She developed individualized tutoring plans and customized teaching strategy to meet student needs. She has also served as a long-term substitute teacher at Northwest Catholic High School and as an independent math tutor for students at Loomis Chaffee School and Simsbury High School. Earlier in her career, she was a senior property and marine underwriter for the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
     
    Patricia lives in West Hartford and has three children, Tyler, Meghan and Caroline. She enjoys hiking with her dog, reading and skiing.
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    Willard Sistare
    Science, Administration
    Director of Studies
    Year Appointed: 1987
    (860) 408-3003
    Hockey
    Swayze Award 2009
    O'Brien Award 2016
    Pomona College - B.A.
    University of New Hampshire - M.S.
    Southeastern University - Ed.S.
    Bio
     
    Bill’s favorite place is on a river or hiking trail, where he finds a unique interplay between science and philosophy. His passion for science began with a childhood love of the wilderness of New Hampshire that was further developed at St. George’s School, where he spent a semester at sea aboard the R/V Geronimo tagging sharks. Bill solidified his lifelong pursuit at Pomona College and at the University of New Hampshire, where he majored in biology. He has shared these experiences with his students for 40 years through teaching environmental science, biology, chemistry, physics, and neuroscience. His wilderness experiences have also taken him to Canada, where he co-led canoe trips with students and adults, and into the Adirondacks of New York on several solo adventures.
     
    Gabriel and Erin, Bill's son and daughter-in-law, live in Brattleboro, Vt., just a mile from Bill's daughter Heidi. Family visits are just a quick trip up Rt. 91. Bill lives in a house on campus with his mini golden doodle, Bryn.
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    Sandra Solof
    Library
    Assistant Librarian
    Year Appointed: 2022
    (860) 408-3813
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    Michael Stein
    Physical Plant
    Groundskeeper
    Year Appointed: 1991
    (860) 408-3096
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    Keith Stevenson
    Physical Plant
    Maintenance/Utility
    Year Appointed: 2018
  • Photo of Megan Stoecklin
    Megan Stoecklin
    Advancement Office
    Director of Family Engagement and Giving
    Year Appointed: 2023
    (860) 408-3002
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    Ryan Strange
    Advancement Office
    Major Gifts Officer
    Year Appointed: 2023
    (860) 408-3063
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    Jeremy Stump
    Languages
    Year Appointed: 2017
    (860) 408-3758
    Latin
    Soccer
    Golf
    Franklin and Marshall College - B.A.
    Bio
     
    After graduation from Westminster School in London, U.K., where he was captain of the golf team, Jeremy earned a bachelor’s degree in classical architecture and ancient history, and Latin with a minor in ancient Greek at Franklin and Marshall College. While at Franklin and Marshall, he was a member of Eta Sigma Phi, the National Classics Honor Society and played rugby. For nine years, Jeremy was a Latin teacher and house parent at Christ School in Arden, N.C. He managed the four-year Latin program, served as an advisor and was head coach of junior varsity soccer. He was named Teacher of the Year at the school in 2012.

    Jeremy is a corridor supervisor in Squibb House, where he lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their daughter, Rosalyn. His interests include English soccer, cooking, board games and technology.
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    Emily Sullivan
    Admissions
    Director of Financial Aid and the Davis Scholars Program, Associate Director of Admissions
    Year Appointed: 2020
    (860) 408-3051
    Lacrosse
    James Madison University - B.S.
    Jacksonville University - MBA
    Bio
     
    Emily received a bachelor’s degree in health administration at James Madison University (JMU), where she also served as captain for the Women’s Lacrosse team. While at JMU, Emily earned VASID ALL-State Honors and the JMU Athletics Department's Unsung Hero award along with other team honors. She went on to earn an MBA at Jacksonville University with a concentration in marketing while competing on the Women's Lacrosse team and serving as a team captain for the Dolphins.
     
    Prior to Westminster, Emily spent two years as an assistant women's lacrosse coach at Sacred Heart University, where she worked with both the offensive and defensive units and specialized in coaching the goalkeepers. In addition to her on-field duties, she was also the coordinator of the team's social media, alumnae relations and travel. Emily also serves as a head coach for the CT Grizzlies lacrosse club. In addition to working in Westminster’s Admissions Office, she serves as head coach of Varsity Girls’ Lacrosse and lives in Gund House with her husband and dog Reggie. Her interests include hiking, traveling and spending time with family and friends.

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