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John P. N. AustinAcademic DeanEnglish, HistorySoccerB.A., Williams CollegeM.A., Bread Loaf School of English,Middlebury CollegeM.Phil., Columbia UniversityPh.D., Columbia UniversityAppointed 1987A 1983 magna cum laude graduate ofSt. Andrew's, John returned to campusfo llowing his years at Williams Collegeto teach English, coach soccer and serveas a dorm parent.During his student years atSt. Andrew's, John captained the varsitysoccer team, was the leading scoreron the 1981 State Champion soccerteam, made All-Conference and AllState twice, and captained Delaware'sAll-State Te am.John majored in English and studiedpolitical economy at Williams andspent his junior year studying, writingand enjoying soccer and track at ExeterCollege, Oxford. He has also traveledextensively throughout Europe andEgypt.Most recently John completed hisPh.D. at Columbia University. Hisdissertation focused on 19th centuryAmerican periodical fiction. He has givenand published papers on CatharineSedgwick, Nathaniel Hawthorne andthe Anglo-American literary market.John enjoys writing, film, theater,surfing and scuba diving in the Red Sea.He lives with his wife, Monica Matouk'84, and their childen, Isabel, Alexanderand Maia, in one of the houses at thefarm.Demond L. BaineCeramicsFootball, Te nnisB.F.A., Tmman State UniversityUniversity of the ArtsAppointed 2004Originally from Chicago, Demondattended Truman State Universityin Kirksville, Missouri, and earneda B.F.A. in painting in 1996. His artfo cuses on the peculiar nature of thehuman figure, borne out of observationand experiences. Currently attendingthe University of the Arts in Philadelphia,Demond is working on his M.F.A.in ceramics. As a ceramicist, he is currentlyconcerned with understandinghis culture from a visual perspective andworking toward a thesis that covers therange of perception for African Americansand their cultural heritage.At Truman State, Demond was initiatedas a member of Alpha Phi AlphaFraternity, Inc. the oldest black Greekletterorganization in the world. He wasa fo ur year letter winner and athleticscholarship recipient. He was awardedthe Derringer Cade Inspiration Awardin football as a senior. He was selectedto the National All-Star Game in Minnesotain 1996.After college, Demond worked inadministrative education as well asteaching art. His interest in educationinvolves influencing youth to thinkpositively and to understand their trueworth.Demond likes to cook Italian cuisine,watch independent films, collect hiphopmusic and jazz-especially MilesDavis albums. He also enjoys workingout, writing poetry and the ChicagoBears.Sarah BowersTheaterVo ices of DramaB.A., Boston UniversityAppointed 2005Sarah is a 2000 graduate of St. Andrew's,where she won the drama prize, ac1:edin numerous theater productions, sangin the concert choir and served as aResidential Leader.Sarah continued her educationat Boston University. She graduatedsumma cum laude with degrees in Englishand Psychology, and received theCollege of Arts and Science Award forWriting Excellence. Serving as presidentof her sorority, Sarah was involvedin the execution of many on-campusphilanthropy events. She also worked asa tutor for children in low-income areassurrounding Boston.After graduation, Sarah moved toWashington, D.C., where she taughthigh school students at a special educationschool fo r learning disabled andemotionally disturbed boys. For the lasttwo summers, Saral1 has worked as ateacher at Summerst, a month-longprogram fo r Delaware eighth gradersthat takes place at St. Andrew's. Sheserved as director fo r the 2005 program.Sarah enjoys reading, writing, musicand traveling.81
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