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Susan Martell Jenkin
Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer
860-409-3779
smartelljenkin@missporters.org
Bio
Ashley Amoabeng
Equity & Community Life Program Assistant, House Director
860-409-3867
aamoabeng@missporters.org
Kaitlin Cowles
Teacher - Mathematics, Science, Equity & Inclusion Coordinator
860-409-3775
kcowles@missporters.org
Bio
Kat Simison
Director of International Recruitment; Equity & Inclusion Associate
860-409-3612
ksimison@missporters.org
Bio
Kat came to Porter’s in 2015 after an early career of supporting international education both in the U.S. and in Spain, where she lived for five years prior to joining our community. Kat graduated from Holy Cross in 2011 with a double major in Spanish and International Studies and received her M.B.A from the University of Hartford in 2020. Kat is very passionate about advocating for and encouraging agency among international students as they enrich the Porter's community and supporting international families during their time at Porter's. Kat lives on campus with her husband, Pablo, daughter, Alba, and dog, Teddy, and she additionally serves as an Faculty Advisor, Assistant Dean of Equity & Inclusion, and International Student Advisor.
Contact Information
Main Number
860-409-3500
Alumnae and Development Office
860-409-3520
Academic Office
860-409-3668
Admission Office
860-409-3530
Athletics Office
860-409-3710
Business Office
860-409-3645 – Main Office Number
860-409-3647 – Student Billing
Colgate Wellness Center
860-409-3690 – Main Office
860-409-3541 – Fax
College Counseling Office
860-409-3665
Communications Office
860-409-3760
Counseling Office
860-409-3672
Dean of Students Office
860-409-3671
Office of the Head of School
860-409-3631
Office of Equity and Inclusion
860-409-3779
Campus Safety
860-409-3650
Summer Programs Office
860-409-3612
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