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Richard Reitano
Adjunct Professor 
B.A., Merrimack College, M.A. Maxwell School, Syracuse University, Ph.D. (in progress at CUNY)  Richard Reitano has been an Adjunct Professor at Vassar since the late 1980s. He has taught courses in the Exploring Transfer Program during the summer, courses on American foreign policy for the department during the regular academic year, and currently is teaching the Model UN course. The UN course prepares a joint Vassar-Dutchess Community College student delegation for participation in the National Model United Nations simulation in New York City. Professor Reitano is also Professor of Government at Dutchess Community College. His M.A. is in International Relations from The Maxwell School at Syracuse University, and he is currently working on his disseration in the Ph.D program in Political Science at the City University of New York.
Professor Reitano is the first holder of the Endowed Chair for Excellence
in Teaching and co-Director of the Public Issues Institute at Dutchess
Community College. His most recent research has focused on the role
of non-governmental organizations in international diplomacy, and
he is a co-author of Multilateral Diplomacy and the United Nations
Today (1999). 
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