Diahann T. JohnsonFre11chB.A., Ober1i11 CoUegeM.A., University of DelawareAppoi11ted 1994Sabbatical 2005-06Diahann came to <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong> from theUniversity of Delaware, where as a minorityfellow she received her master'sin foreign languages and literature witha minor in applied linguistics in 1993.Previously, Diahann worked in NewYo rk as a marketing manager at FranceTelecom International.As a child traveling through the WestIndies, she developed an interest in differentlanguages and cultures. Graduatingearly from Great Neck South SeniorHigh in New York, Diahann spent aseme5l:er abroad in London studyinghistory and Shakespeare at RichmondCollege.In the fail of 1981, she entered OberlinCollege on an academic scholarshipfrom the National Association of PostalWorkers and Federal Employees. Diahannspent her junior year abroad inFrance and also participated in a winterterm project in the former SovietUnion. After graduating from Oberlinwith the Edith P. Horner Priz.e fo rFrench, she lived in France and studiedinternational relations at the Universityof Paris. She is a member of the FrenchHonor Society, Pi Delta Phi.Diahann and her husband, Anthony,live with their daughters, Camille andCaleigh, in the nearby town of Smyrna.Eric L. KernerAssociate Academic DeanjM Mat/1 a1·1dScie11ceCl1ai1; Sciwce Depa rt111e11tSc.B., BmlVn Universitylvf.S., Nortlnvestem UniversityLehigh U11iversityAppoi11ted 1987Eric graduated magna cum laude fromBrown University in 1981 with a degreein materials engineering. After spendingthe following year at IBM in NewYork, he entered Northwe5l:ern Universityas Cabell Fellow, where he earned amaster's degree in materials science in1984. From Northwe5l:ern, Eric headedto the Cabot Corporation in Boston,where he conducted applied researchin the area of electronic materials. Justprior to coming to <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong>, he wasa research fe llow in the Department ofMaterials Science at Lehigh University.Eric has an active interest in thephilosophy and history of science andscience writing. He has published twobooks, Maki1·1g and Usi11g Scientific Models(Franklin-Watts) and Experimentswith Te mperatare and Heat (Enslow).During the 2000-01 academic yeatEric spent his sabbatical as a visitingscholar in the chemistry departmentat Amherst College where he taughtintroductory chemistry and conductedresearch in molecular dynamics.In his spare time, Eric enjoys runingthe campus trails and playing bluesharmonica.Eric, his wife, Susan, and their threechildren, Benjamin '04, Laura '08 andSarah, live in a house on the easternedge of campus.Benjamin G. KennedyDimtor of Boys' Residential LifeEnglish, HistorySoccer, BasketbaUB.A., Dartmouth CoUegeWe sleyan U11iversityAppointed 2002Ben is a 1997 cum laude graduate of<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong>. He grew up on independentschool campuses in New Englandand the Mid-Atlantic as the son of aheadmaster and teacher.As a student at <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong>, Bentaught Sunday <strong>School</strong>, directed the JobsProgram and was a Residential Leaderfor a V Form dorm. Ben also participatedin varsity soccer and crew. He wasa three-time First Team AU-<strong>St</strong>ate selectionand two-time conference Player ofthe Ye ar in soccer and recipient of the\Varwick Crew Price. He captainedboth sports his VI Form year.Ben went on to Dartmoutl1 Collegewhere he majored in history andcompeted in intercollegiate soccer. Followingcollege, in the summer of2001,Ben moved to Episcopal High <strong>School</strong>in Houston, Texas. At Episcopal, heworked in tl1e development office, taughthistory and coached soccer and lacrosse.In the fa ll of 2002, Ben returned to <strong>St</strong>.<strong>Andrew's</strong>. Since his return, Ben hasworked as the director of annual givingand the director of boys' residential life;as a teacher of English and history; as adorm parent for III and V Form boys;and as a coach of soccet basketball,lacrosse and crew.In his spare time, Ben enjoys studyingabout and collecting furniture fromthe Arts and Crafts Movement, trailrunning, gardening and traveling to outof-the-wayplaces.Ben and his wife, Christina, live onHillier Corridot where they superviseIII Form boys.
Christina KennedyAdvisOJ' to the Hono1· CommitteeMatl1ematicsVo tleybatl, BasketbaLl.B.A., Bowdoi11 Cotlege1-ifesleya" UniversityAppointed 2002Christina graduated from BowdoinCollege in 2000 with a major in mathematics,a minor in economics and aconcentration in Mandarin Chinese.During her junior year she spent asemester studying applied mathematicsat <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong> University in Scotland.Wl1ile attending Bowdoin, Christinawas the captain of the varsity volleyballteam, a member of the varsity basketballteam, a member of the co-ed a cap pellasinging group and a house leader for theWe llness Social House.After graduating from Bowdoin,Christina spent a year in China with thePrinceton-in-Asia program, teachingEnglish at the Dalian University of Te chnology.Before joining the <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong>faculty, she taught at the WoodrowWilson Middle <strong>School</strong> in Boston withCitizen <strong>School</strong>s, an afterschool and summerenrichment program for students intwelve inner-city public schools.Christina grew up in a school fa mily,attending independent and internationalschools in Massachusetts, the SovietUnion, Minnesota and Germany. Sheearned an International Baccalaureatediploma at the Frankfurt International<strong>School</strong>, where she played soccer, basketballand softball, was a member of theschool band and chorus and worked as apeer helper.At <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong>, Christina teachescourses in mathematics, coaches varsityvolleyball and]V basketball and servesas the advisor to the Honor Committee.She lives with her husband, Ben, onHillier Corridor where they superviseIII Form boys.Kimberly A. T. KlecanMati-Jem.aticsCo111111L111ity ServiceB.A., Uriversity oj DelaJVareAppoi11ted 1999Born and raised in northern NewJersey, Kim graduated from her publichigh school in 1995. She continued herstudies at the University of Delaware,where she discovered her passion forteaching. She worked both as a privatemath tutor and as a peer tutor and testproctor for UD's Preparatory MathProgam. Kim graduated magna cumlaude in 1999 with a bachelor's degreein mathematics education. Graduatingfirst in her major, Kim was awardedseveral prizes from the Departmentofl'v[athematics and was named theOutstanding <strong>St</strong>udent Teacher in hersenior year.Although she was active in otherorganizations during her school years,Kim's greatest joy was being part of amarching band as a member of its colorguard. Kim was part of her high schoolmarching band for four years, the Universityof Delaware Fightin' Blue HenMarching Band for three years, and theUniversity of Delaware PeformanceEnsemble, a competitive indoor colorguard, in its inaugural year.At <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong>, Kim teaches algebraand precalculus and works with thepeer tutoring program. Kim and herhusband, Brian, live across the streetin the Foley house with their daughterLydia and cat, Zilpah.Monica C. MatoukEnglishB.A., MiddlebLtry CollegeM.A., Bread LoaJSciJOol of English,MiddlebLtry Collegel'vf.A., Colw11via U11iversityJv[.pJ,i/., Co!Ltmbia U11ivmityAppointed 1988For most of her pre-secondary schooling,l'vfonica studied in French lyceesoverseas. A 1984 cum laude graduateof <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong>, Monica went on toMiddlebury College, compiling anexcellent record there. She graduatedmagna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa,with highest honors in her major, literarystudies. She spent her junior yearstudying at the Sorbonne.After teaching English at <strong>St</strong>.<strong>Andrew's</strong> in 1988 and 1989, Monicawent on to earn master's degrees fromthe Bread Loaf <strong>School</strong> of English atMiddlebury College and then studiedat Columbia University in the Ph.D.program in comparative literature.Monica brings to <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Andrew's</strong> aunique, international background. Shegrew up in Beirut with her brother,John '89, and since 1978 has lived inCairo and the United <strong>St</strong>ates.Monica lives with her husband, JohnAustin '83, and their children, Isabel,Alexander and Maia, in one of thehouses at the farm.97
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