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President, Trustee
Daniels Ronald
Former Vp & Chief Investment Officer
Perlioni Jason
Dean Of Medical Faculty & Ceo, Jhm
Deweese Theodore
Director Apl
Semmel Ralph
Professor (See Sched. O)
Brem Henry
Professor (See Sched. O)
Xu Risheng
Executive Vp Finance & Admin.
Heller Laurent
Professor (See Sched. O)
Mettler Bret
Professor (See Sched. O)
Hassanzadeh Hamid
Sr. Vp Development & Alumni Relations
Schroeder Frederic
Professor (See Sched. O)
Weingart Jon
Sr. Vp And General Counsel
Pineau Paul
Executive Vp & Chief Of Staff
Ates Katherine
Vp & Chief Information Officer
Mendola Richard
Provost
Jayawardhana Ray
Sr. Vp Real Estate, Capital Strategy
Hollister Robert
Vp Government, Community, & Economic Partnerships
Tildon Maria Harris
Vp For Public Safety
Bard Jr Branville
Vp Federal Strategy
Bjorklund Cybele
Vp & Chief Real Estate Officer
Bonanno Mitch
Vp Communications
Johnston Camille
Sr. Vp & Secretary Of The Board Of Trustees
Marsh Maureen
Vp Development & Alumni Relations
Carpenter Boi
Vp Facilities
Mclean Robert
Former Interim Provost
Gange Stephen
Former Interim Vice Provost For It & Cio
Zarriello Dean
Vp, Cfo And Treasurer
Quennarouch Adile
Former Interim Vp, Cfo, & Treasurer
Jonas Scott
Vp And Chief Human Resources Officer
Stewart Meredith
Interim Cio, Trustee
Stromberg William
Vp For Public Impact Initiatives
Blauer Beth
Sr. Vp & General Counsel
Wright Tiffany
Former Interim Vp Federal Strategy
Lindamood Melisa
Former Dean Of Medical Faculty & Ceo
Rothman Paul
Former Interim Vp Gov't & Community Aff AI Rs
Hitchcock Jeanne
Trustee
Roughead Gary
Vp Civic Engagement & Opportunity, Trustee
Wilson Alicia
Vice Ch AI R, Trustee
Anderson Anthony
Trustee
Anderson James
Trustee, Former Ch AI R
Aronson Jeffrey
Trustee
Barber Jeffrey
Trustee
Chen Chaomei
Trustee
Chenault Fattah Renee
Trustee
Clough Phillip
Trustee
Cordish Blake
Trustee
D AI Mler Susan
Trustee
Dickson Mary Ann
Trustee, Former Ch AI R
Flaherty Pamela
Ch AI R, Trustee
Forster Louis
Trustee
Goel Rajeev
Trustee
Jaffin Allison
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Jallal Bahija
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Keen Judy
Trustee
Kumin Solomon
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Leder Ethan
Trustee
Miller Iii William H
Trustee
Miller Heather Hay
Trustee
Miller Mary
Trustee
Mittal Anuj
Trustee
Moore Stephen
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Offit Morris
Vice Ch AI R, Trustee
O'hagan Sarah
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Pack Zachary
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Peetz Karen
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Petrone Carmine
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Rohrbaugh Troy
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Rosenbaum Michael
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Scheeler Charles
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Sullivan Joseph
Trustee
Sun Ci Ying
Trustee
Woolley Howard
Vp & Chief Investment Officer
Barry Michael
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