Dianne M. Pratt, M.Ed.

Administrative and Financial Assistant, Environmental Program

Office

Dianne Pratt portrait

Environmental Program
University of Vermont
The Bittersweet
153 So. Prospect Street
Burlington, VT   05401-3595
Telephone: 802-656-0179
Fax:  802-656-8015

Dianne has worked at UVM since 1985 & in the Environmental Program since 2001. A long, long time ago,
in the same galaxy and place, she was an undergraduate student majoring in Environmental Studies at UVM!
Email        Dianne.Pratt@uvm.edu


What Are My Major Responsibilities?


How May I Assist You?

To address specific tasks, the table below lists common items I often help others with; the tasks are grouped by the role you may be in (e.g. visitor, student, faculty, temporary employee including work/study student, or program/building need). If table viewing is not your style, email or stop by. My weekly schedule is posted on my office door; I'm also viewable via the Oracle Calendar system. If you see an "Open Hours" schedule outside my office door when you're in the building, come on in... or if you prefer, set up a particular time with me via email, phone, or Oracle calendar.  

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VISITOR STUDENT FACULTY TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE PROGRAM/BUILDING
Referrals Scholarship processing Grant &/or Budget Assistance Paperwork for hiring Troubleshoot 
Directions Reimbursement processing Travel & Expense support Issue payments and/or reimbursements Creative problem-solving
Scheduling support Train/Assist in financial processes Issue temporary building keys Request repairs
PeopleSoft support Issue approved honorariums or reimbursements Coordinate renovations
Scheduling rooms, AV needs Scheduling rooms, AV needs

What is My Educational Background?

M.Ed. in Organizational and Human Resource Development, University of Vermont (1993)
Thesis: Self-Care in Education: An Application of Nel Noddings' Ethic of Caring

B.A. in Environmental Studies (Individually-Designed), University of Vermont (1981)
Senior Project: Exploring Relationships Between Man and Nature
Certificates and Other Educational Experience
BSAD 144: Database Development & Administration, University of Vermont (Spring 2006)
BSAD 141: Management Information Systems, University of Vermont (Fall 2005)
Graphic Design & Communication Asst. InternshipVermont Captive Insurance Association (2004, 2005)

I welcome you to view my art from these classes (they show my development as an artist and share my process in creating them):

Art 195: Painting, Ecological Perception & Theory, University of Vermont (Spring 2004 & Spring 2005) (Images of HomeArtist's Statement; Connection Series; )
EDFS 304: Religion, Spirituality, & Education
, University of Vermont (Fall 2003) (Images from a Spiritual Painting Practice)
ART 121: Painting, University of Vermont (Spring 2003) (Paintings in Acrylic with Mediums, Gels, and other asundries)
EDFS 309: Scholarly Personal Narrative Writing: ED & SS, University of Vermont (Fall 2002) [Facing the Blank Canvas]
EDSS 200: Creativity and Art, University of Vermont (Summer 1990)
Art 115: Intermediate Drawing, University of Vermont (Fall 1983) [Watercolor Self Portrait]
TMCS 016: Sketching and Illustrating, University of Vermont (Spring 1983)
ENVS 202: Senior Thesis, University of Vermont (Spring 1981) [Senior Project Artwork]
VOTC 2: General Shop, University of Vermont (Spring 1981)
ART 195: Film Animation, University of Vermont (Fall 1980)
ART 175: Art and the Sacred, University of Vermont (Spring 1980)
AST 110A: Astronomy through Photography, Smith College (Fall 1978)
ART 195: Calligraphy
, University of Vermont (Fall 1977)  [Calligraphic Works]
ART 163B: Drawing I, Smith College (Spring 1976) (Charcoal Portraits)

Awards

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Updated: March 27, 2007