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THE USA OFFICE: Assistant Director of Off-Campus Study
Neela Nandyal received her B.A. and M.S. in Geography from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. For her Master's thesis, she conducted field research in Andhra Pradesh, India on the social and environmental factors contributing to debt accumulation among small farmers. Additional international adventures include a museum internship in London, study abroad at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, and assisting in scholarly research in Argentina. Neela joined the Office of Off-Campus Study in January of 2008, where she coordinates the Grinnell-in-London and Grinnell-in-Washington programs, and advises students on over 75 off-campus study programs throughout the world.
ADDRESS: Grinnell College, 1205 Park Street, Room 107, Grinnell IA 50112
EMAIL: nandyaln 'at symbol' grinnell. edu
PHONE: (641) 269-4640
FAX: (641) 269-4718
SCHEDULE: Academic Year: Mon - Thurs 8:30am-5pm; Summer: Tues & Wed 8:30am-2pm
THE UK OFFICE: Resident Site Director of the Grinnell-in-London Program
Donna Vinter, adjunct professor of English literature and Resident Site Director, spent a formative year in London as a graduate student working in the British Library to complete a thesis on English medieval drama. Within a year of obtaining her Ph.D in English Literature from Harvard University (1976), she was back living in London for good and working in the study-abroad sector. She first taught for Grinnell-in-London in 1980 and has been running the program in London since 1982. Her passion is for dramatic literature and theatre of all kinds, but her teaching experience has particularly centred on Shakespeare and Renaissance drama, and modern and contemporary drama. In addition, she has strong academic interests in the nineteenth and twentieth-century novel, in modern Irish literature, and in British cultural history generally. She has taught for a number of American programs in London, including for American, Pepperdine, Northwestern and Lawrence universities, and is a founding member and
active participant on Grinnell's behalf in the Association of Study Abroad Programs in the UK.
ADDRESS: Grinnell-in-London Program
Florida State University Centre (FSU)
99-103 Great Russell Street
London WC1B 3LA ENGLAND
EMAIL: d.vinter 'at symbol' imperial.ac.uk
PHONE: Dialing from the US: 011-44-20-7813-3265
Dialing from London: 020-7813-3265
FAX: Dialing from the US: 011-44-20-7813-3267
Dialing from London: 020-7813-3267
SCHEDULE: Full time in the fall, part time in the spring, and off in the summer!
