In November of 2004, the Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice moved to its new home at 405-7 Cooper Street. The entrance to the building is on the campus side, on Lawrence. Our building is visible from the flagpole at the center of campus. We are right behind the admissions building (the Ayer Mansion) that is beside the library. A picture of the admissions building is at the bottom of this page if you are unsure which building that is.

Here's a picture of our building taken from near the flagpole at the center of campus. We're the white building in the back of the photo. We have a covered porch with two benches on it and hanging flowerpots.



How to get in the building at night: Our doors are locked at night, but you can get in to see individuals by calling from the house phone at the back door. Merely push the black button, dial the four-digit extension of the party you want, and that individual can buzz you in from his/her office. NOTE: the door unlocking mechanism cannot work if you call from a cellphone.


Here is the office directory for Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice:

Department Office, Sherry Pisacano	Room 108
Myra Bluebond-Langner	Room 204
Gail Caputo	Room 115
Cati Coe	Room 214
Sheila Cosminsky	Room 203
Ted Goertzel	Room 110
Katrina Hazzard-Donald	Room 102
Drew Humphries	Room 116
Jon'a Meyer	Room 207
Michelle Meloy	Room 205
Jane Siegel	Room 109
Robert Wood	Room 211
Adjunct Faculty Offices	Rooms 103, 104, 206

Here's a picture of our neighbor, the admissions building (the Ayer Mansion). This photo appears in the art photobook Illustra:

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Jon'a F. Meyer, 856-225-6207
Page last updated 5/26/05