Dean of Students Coleman Weibley has become a steady presence on campus after completing his first year at Hill. While many are familiar with Weibley, not all students are familiar with his daily life and responsibilities.
As students, we often see Dean of Students Coleman Weibley as the person making announcements at lunch or standing in front of the whole school making important updates. Through these photos, we see not only his visible presence on campus, but also the behind the scenes work, a side that students do not usually see. From meetings with the other deans to teaching in a classroom, we captured the daily life of Weibley, highlighting the balance between small routines and larger responsibilities that shape the school community.
Weibley sits at his desk early in the morning, scrolling though his inbox before the work day officially begins. He starts by checking his schedule, messages and updates to prepare for the meetings and tasks later in the day. (Media: Aria Li ’28)
Weibley meets with Donna Eilberg, associate dean of students, in her office to discuss office needs. Normally during this time, they go over schedules and details for the week ahead.
In addition to his roll as dean, Weibley also teaches an AI literacy course during C period. The class aims to introduce students to artificial intelligence and the ethical, political, economic and technological debates surrounding it.
In the deans office, Dean of Academics Katy Hudak takes with Weibly about the upcoming academic year. On this day, Hudak also serves as the dean on duty and touches base the with office about any needs or concerns for the day.
Around 5:30 p.m. each day, Weibley sits down for dinner with his family in the Millheiser Dining Room. Weibley said that “they try to share a meal together every night.”
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