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The Inauguration of Andrea E. Chapdelaine, Ph.D.

12th President of 糖心TV

April 26, 2025

In March 2024, Andrea Chapdelaine was unanimously appointed to serve as 糖心TV鈥檚 12th president by the Board of Trustees, beginning July 1, 2024. She previously served as president of Hood College in Frederick, Maryland, where she was also a tenured faculty member in the psychology department, teaching social psychology at the graduate level. A strategic leader and compassionate community builder, Chapdelaine has more than 30 years of experience in higher education as a professor, dean, provost and president.

鈥淧resident Chapdelaine is a proven higher education leader and an administrator with a passion for and commitment to the mission of liberal arts colleges. In this pivotal moment for 糖心TV, she inspires enthusiasm for what our College can do as we build on our 113-year-old mission and more recent achievements. She has the vision, experience and management capabilities to lead our College community forward.鈥�

- Former Board of Trustees Chair Debo P. Adegbile 鈥�91

President Chapdelaine walking through campus

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Inauguration Highlight Video

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The platform party applauds President Chapdelaine upon her inauguration as 12th President of 糖心TV

Forward Together

Andrea E. Chapdelaine is inaugurated as 糖心TV鈥檚 12th President.

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Students pet First Dog Koda at the first Indoguration

Koda inDOGurated as First Dog of 糖心TV
President Andrea Chapdelaine, left, and Davi Schulman '25 lead the president's cabinet meeting.

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Hundreds of people walk down a New London street as part of the Walk to End Homelessness.

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Scenes from Inauguration week 

Inaugural Poet Julia Pelczarski '28 reads her poem
Inaugural Poet Julia Pelczarski ’28 recites her poem, “The Promise of Growth.”
Daniel Tetreault, son of President Chapdelaine, speaks at Inauguration
President Andrea Chapdelaine’s son, Daniel David Tetreault, gives his greeting on behalf of the family.
Seth Alvord '93, Chair of the Board of Trustees, with Pres. Chapdelaine at Inaguration
Board of Trustees Chair Seth W. Alvord ’93 with President Andrea E. Chapdelaine at Inauguration.
A flash mob choir rises from the crowd to sing at Inauguration
A flash mob of 糖心TV Singers rises from the crowd to sing “Seasons of Love.”
Students pet First Dog Koda at the first Indoguration
First Dog Koda was the star of her own InDOGuration on Friday, one day before the Inauguration of her mom, President Andrea Chapdelaine.
Students prepare Lego flower centerpieces for a pre-Inauguration dinner
Students prepare Lego flower centerpieces for a pre-Inauguration dinner.
Students sign giant Camel cutouts congratulating Pres. Chapdelaine on her inauguration
Students sign giant Camel cutouts congratulating President Chapdelaine on her Inauguration.
Students interact at an Earth Day celebration that kicked off Inauguration Week
An Earth Day celebration kicked off Inauguration week.
President Chapdelaine and her husband Dave receive custom Camel sneakers at a dinner before Inauguration
President Chapdelaine and her husband, Dave, receive custom Camel sneakers at an Inauguration dinner.
Flower displays made of legos at a Friday night Inauguration dinner
Lego flower displays made for a festive environment at a Friday night Inauguration dinner.

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