Jane McHan

Profile Updated: January 7, 2022
Residing In: Concord, MA USA
Teaching or Occupational Field: Faculty-UMUC Adelphi, Faculty-Harvard Extension School, Member-Steering committee Woods Hole Summer Middle East Lectures
Children: Angie, born 1960
Chris, born 1964
Michael, born 1968
Yes! Attending Reunion
Where and when were you involved with UMUC's programs (scroll down to see all)?

European Division 1986--2007
UMUC-Adelphis 2007--2021

I retired from UMUC May 2021 and also, from Harvard 1 July 2021. I live between Concord and Falmouth, MA. 3 of my 5 grandchildren and their parents live in the Boston area. My oldest son lives at Hawaii and one grandchild lives at Asheville, NC.
I am on the steering committee for summer Middle East lectures at Woods Hole and I am active with my Society of Indian Psychologists.

What roles did you play? Faculty (Full-time; part-time) Staff Accompanying spouse

Full time:Faculty, Faccord, Area Director:Central Germany, Middle East., Academic Director, Assistant Dean
Part time: Adjunct Professor, UMUC Adelphi, Adjunct Harvard Extension teaching Graduate Organizational Behavior

List the specific locations where you taught or worked for UMUC:

Heidelberg, Ramstein, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Munich, Augsburg.
Area Director--Central Germany, Middle East, Turkey and Greece

Stateside DE classes.
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Jane McHan has left an In Memory comment for David Kenyatta.
May 22, 2019 at 8:33 AM

I was sad to learn about David's death.  I hope that he is at peace.  We went  the UK every year for 3 or 4 years TDY and it was a pleasure to know and work with David.

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Jane McHan has left an In Memory comment for Bernard Sinsheimer.
Oct 04, 2015 at 12:33 PM

I remember Bernie with fondness.  I recall his quick responses when asked to teach in spite of travel to and from Paris, his interesting history classes, his sharing of information about DeGaulle, and our many discussions.  I recall that his textbook was filled with notes and clippings. I was always amazed that nothing fell out of the book as he lectured.

 Thank you, Ron, for sharing the information about Bernie's death.