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'''Lavinia Lorch''' works in the [[Scholars Office]]. She was formerly head of the [[Fellowships Office]], and was often criticized for Columbia's [[2002]]-[[2007]] drought in prestigious fellowships. After [[Michael Pippinger]] took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around, Lorch was reassigned.

[[Category:Administrators|Lorch]]

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−	'''Lavinia Lorch''' [[Barnard\|B]] '[[1977\|77]] [[MA]] ([[GSAS]]) '[[1978\|78]] [[PhD]] '[[1990\|90]] is Senior Assistant Dean of [[Student Affairs]] and Director of the [[Scholars Program]].	+	'''Lavinia Lorch''' [[Barnard College\|B]] '[[1977\|77]] [[MA]] ([[GSAS]]) '[[1978\|78]] [[PhD]] '[[1990\|90]] is Senior Assistant Dean of [[Student Affairs]] and Director of the [[Scholars Program]].

	Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in [[Classics]]. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.		Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in [[Classics]]. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.

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	+	'''Lavinia Lorch''' [[Barnard\|B]] '[[1977\|77]] [[MA]] ([[GSAS]]) '[[1978\|78]] [[PhD]] '[[1990\|90]] is Senior Assistant Dean of [[Student Affairs]] and Director of the [[Scholars Program]].

	+	Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in [[Classics]]. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.
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	+	She helped found the Scholars Program in [[2000]] and was also head of the [[Fellowships Office]] until [[2005]]. During that period, she was often criticized for Columbia's [[2002]]-[[2007]] drought in prestigious fellowships. She was replaced in this capacity by [[Michael Pippenger]], who took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around.
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	+	She also owns a llama and alpaca farm in the Catskills.
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	+	==External links==
	+	*[http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/scholars/admin/Administrators.php Lorch profile at Student Affairs]
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	+	[[Category:Barnard alumnae\|Lorch]]
	+	[[Category:GSAS alumni\|Lorch]]
	+	[[Category:Administrators\|Lorch]]
	+	[[Category:Class of 1977\|Lorch]]

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−	~~'''Lavinia Lorch''' [[Barnard\|B]] '[[1977\|77]] [[MA]] ([[GSAS]]) '[[1978\|78]] [[PhD]] '[[1990\|90]] is Senior Assistant Dean of [[Student Affairs]] and Director of the [[Scholars Program]].~~

−	Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in [[Classics]]. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.
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−	She helped found the Scholars Program in [[2000]] and was also head of the [[Fellowships Office]] until [[2005]]. During that period, she was often criticized for Columbia's [[2002]]-[[2007]] drought in prestigious fellowships. She was replaced in this capacity by [[Michael Pippenger]], who took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around.
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−	~~She also owns a llama and alpaca farm in the Catskills.~~
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−	~~==External links==~~
−	*[http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/scholars/admin/Administrators.php Lorch profile at Student Affairs]
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−	~~[[Category:Barnard alumnae\|Lorch]]~~
−	~~[[Category:GSAS alumni\|Lorch]]~~
−	~~[[Category:Administrators\|Lorch]]~~
−	~~[[Category:Class of 1977\|Lorch]]~~

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 '''Lavinia Lorch''' [[Barnard|B]] '[[1977|77]] [[MA]] ([[GSAS]]) '[[1978|78]] [[PhD]] '[[1990|90]] is Senior Assistant Dean of [[Student Affairs]] and Director of the [[Scholars Program]].
-Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in Classics. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.
+Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in [[Classics]]. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.
 She helped found the Scholars Program in [[2000]] and was also head of the [[Fellowships Office]] until [[2005]]. During that period, she was often criticized for Columbia's [[2002]]-[[2007]] drought in prestigious fellowships. She was replaced in this capacity by [[Michael Pippenger]], who took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around.

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−	'''Lavinia Lorch''' [[Barnard\|B]] ? [[~~PhD~~]] (GSAS) ? is Senior Assistant Dean of [[Student Affairs]] and Director of the [[Scholars Program]].	+	'''Lavinia Lorch''' [[Barnard\|B]] '[[1977\|77]] [[MA]] ([[GSAS]]) '[[1978\|78]] [[PhD]] '[[1990\|90]] is Senior Assistant Dean of [[Student Affairs]] and Director of the [[Scholars Program]].

	Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in Classics. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.		Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in Classics. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.

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 She helped found the Scholars Program in [[2000]] and was also head of the [[Fellowships Office]] until [[2005]]. During that period, she was often criticized for Columbia's [[2002]]-[[2007]] drought in prestigious fellowships. She was replaced in this capacity by [[Michael Pippenger]], who took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around.
 [[Category:Barnard alumnae|Lorch]]
 [[Category:GSAS alumni|Lorch]]
 [[Category:Administrators|Lorch]]

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−	'''Lavinia Lorch''' ~~works in the~~ [[~~Scholars Office~~]]~~. She was formerly head of the~~ [[~~Fellowships Office~~]]~~, and was often criticized for Columbia's~~ [[~~2002~~]]-[[~~2007~~]] ~~drought in prestigious fellowships. After [[Michael Pippenger]] took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around, Lorch was reassigned~~.	+	'''Lavinia Lorch''' [[Barnard\|B]] ? [[PhD]] (GSAS) ? is Senior Assistant Dean of [[Student Affairs]] and Director of the [[Scholars Program]].

		+	Lorch was born and raised on campus, graduated from Barnard ''[[summa cum laude]]'' and stayed for her PhD in Classics. She later taught Latin and [[Lit Hum]]. Her long career in education includes stints at Vassar, the [[New School]], and the Lycée Français de New York; she was also the founding headmistress of La Scuola d’Italia New York.
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		+	She helped found the Scholars Program in [[2000]] and was also head of the [[Fellowships Office]] until [[2005]]. During that period, she was often criticized for Columbia's [[2002]]-[[2007]] drought in prestigious fellowships. She was replaced in this capacity by [[Michael Pippenger]], who took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around.
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		+	[[Category:Barnard alumnae\|Lorch]]
		+	[[Category:GSAS alumni\|Lorch]]
	[[Category:Administrators\|Lorch]]		[[Category:Administrators\|Lorch]]

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−	'''Lavinia Lorch''' works in the [[Scholars Office]]. She was formerly head of the [[Fellowships Office]], and was often criticized for Columbia's [[2002]]-[[2007]] drought in prestigious fellowships. After [[Michael ~~Pippinger~~]] took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around, Lorch was reassigned.	+	'''Lavinia Lorch''' works in the [[Scholars Office]]. She was formerly head of the [[Fellowships Office]], and was often criticized for Columbia's [[2002]]-[[2007]] drought in prestigious fellowships. After [[Michael Pippenger]] took over Fellowships and began turning Columbia's prospects around, Lorch was reassigned.

	[[Category:Administrators\|Lorch]]		[[Category:Administrators\|Lorch]]