Instructor in Classical Languages, Morison Distinguished Professor of Latin
Education
M.A. Princeton University
Ph.D. Princeton University
B.A. University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
What do you hope students will take away from your interactions with them?
“A deeper understanding of language in general, an appreciation for the special qualities of Greek and Latin, and, ideally, a love for and abiding curiosity about the culture and creations of the people that, in a variety of ways, engaged with those languages.”
Chi-ju J. Lai
Instructor in Music
Education
M.Mus. Yale University D.M.A. Boston University B.M. Rice University
Kristofer T. Johnson
Instructor in Music, Michael V. Forrestal, Class of 1945, Chair for the Department of Music
Education
B.M. Oberlin Conservatory of Music
M.Mus. University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign
William G. Jordan
Instructor in History
Education
M.A. University System of New Hampshire Ph.D. University System of New Hampshire B.A. University of Massachusetts – Lowell
Aykut Kilinc
Instructor in History, Arthur A. Seeligson, Class of 1913, Professorship in Business, Economics and History
Education
M.A. University System of New Hampshire
Ph.D. University System of New Hampshire
B.A. Middle East Technical University
Nahin I. Jorgge
Associate Director of Admissions and Director of Multicultural Outreach
Education
B.A. Yale University
Frances A. Johnson
Instructor in Science
Education
Diploma Phillips Exeter Academy Ph.D. Washington University B.A. Northwestern University M.S. Northwestern University
Jeffrey J. Ibbotson
Instructor in Mathematics, Smith Family Teaching Chair in Mathematics
Education
B.A. SUNY University at Buffalo
M.A. SUNY University at Buffalo
Ph.D. SUNY University at Buffalo
“I hope that students will learn how be guided by mathematical inquiry and always seek for deeper answers.”
John M. Hutchins
Dean of Enrollment
Education
B.A. Colby College Ed.M. Harvard University
“I love introducing prospective families to all the opportunities that are available to them at Exeter and also sharing why Exeter is such a special place.”
David A. Huoppi
Instructor in Mathematics, Smith Family Instructorship in Mathematics
Education
B.S. Trinity College
A.L.M. Harvard University
“I hope my students find happiness and pleasure in the mathematics that they are learning, and that it inspires them to take more math classes in the future. I also hope that they can take the skills, process, and reasoning that they are developing and become deft real-world problem solvers.”
