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Sarah Deighton is the new Director of Career Services and Alumni Relations at SUSE. She will be responsible for managing career services programs and advancing alumni relations initiatives. Most recently, she worked on an employer outreach project at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Prior to joining Stanford, Deighton worked at the Office of Career Services at Harvard University and the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley. Before working in a university setting, she held a variety of roles in recruiting and marketing at Korn/Ferry International, the executive search firm. Deighton has always enjoyed being an active alumna. She recently planned a Harvard Graduate School of Education gathering for new admits and alumni living in the Bay Area.
Clare Kosnik has been appointed Director of SUSE’s Teachers for a New Era (TNE) project. Funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York, TNE is a landmark initiative designed to strengthen K-12 teaching by developing state-of-the-art programs at schools of education. Kosnik is on a five-year leave from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education/University of Toronto, where she was most recently the Director for the Elementary Preservice program. Her area of research is teacher education, and she continues to use her program research to inform practice and policy. She is co-editing the upcoming text, Making a Difference in Teacher Education Through Self-Study: Studies of Personal, Professional, and Program Renewal (Kluwer). Kosnik is currently Chair- Elect of the Self-Study of Teacher Education Practices Special Interest Group of the American Education Research Association.
Rania H. Sanford joined the School of Education as Director of Academic Services in July 2004. Sanford comes to SUSE after nine years of experience at Stanford where she developed the university’s orientation for postdoctoral scholars, led efforts to bring undergraduates to work with senior scholars at the Stanford Humanities Center, and planned recruitment strategies for research and academic programs. In her role as Director, she oversees a wide range of activities, such as admissions, financial aid, degree progress, and career services. Sanford hopes to expand academic services for international students. She received her M.A. in intercultural communication from the American University in Cairo in 1995 and is currently pursuing an Ed.D. in organizational leadership.
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