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The Ohio University Foundation is an active partner in Ohio University's mission of education, research, and service. The Foundation provides support for financial aid, research, capital expansion, and other academic initiatives, securing for Ohio University a margin of excellence that otherwise wo…
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Treasurer & Cfo
Candice Casto
Vice Chair
Donald Harrison Jr
President & Ceo (Beg Nov 24)
Gregory Simmons
President & Ceo (Until Nov 24)
Lynda Redington
Chair
Sandra Anderson
Vice Chair (Until Oct 24)
Stephen Muck
Secretary
Susan Weiss Mulgrew
Trustee
Ann Gabriel
Trustee
Ann Wagner Hill
Trustee
Bill Brand
Trustee
Casey Christopher
Trustee
Charles Ciuni
Trustee
Cynthia Calhoun
Trustee, Adjunct Professor
Dan Squiller
Trustee
David Abram
Trustee
David Levy
Trustee And University's Vp Finance & Admin (Beg Jan 25)
David Moore
Trustee
David Wolfort
Trustee
Dennis Minichello
Trustee
Diane Smullen
Trustee
Edward Chow
Trustee
Gregory Hill
Trustee
Gregory Moore
Trustee
Jacqueline Reau
Trustee
Jeffrey Wright
Trustee And University's Vp Finance & Admin (Until Dec 24)
John Day
Trustee And University President
Lori Stewart Gonzalez
Trustee
Mark Arnold
Trustee
Melissa Wervey Gittelman
Trustee
Paul Gydosh
Trustee
Paul Stewart
Trustee
Phyllis Kohler
Trustee
R Scott Durcanin
Trustee
Robert Wolfinger
Trustee
Robin Smith
Trustee
Thomas Anderson
Trustee
Thomas Parfitt
Trustee
Timothy Busch
Trustee
Ty Votaw
Trustee
William Ball
Chief Investment Officer
David Gaume
Provost (Beg Jul 24)
Donald Leo
Associate Vp Of Alumni Relations & Annual Giving And Exec Dir Of Ouaa
Jennifer Bowie
Senior Associate Vp Advancement And Campaign Director (Until Oct 24)
Major Alston
Dean, Russ College Of Engineering And Technology
Patrick Fox
Senior Advisor, Principal Prospects & Donor Strategy
Dawn Tabata
Chief Of Staff
Dustin Kilgour
Associate Vp, Advancement Svcs And Deputy Campaign Director
Joseph Pauwels
Assistant Vice President, Gift Planning
Kelli Kotowski
Assistant Vice President, Major Giving (Until Feb 24)
Teri Gartland
Former Provost
Chaden Djalali
Former Provost
Elizabeth Sayrs
Former Trustee And Former University President
Hugh Sherman
Former Trustee And Former University President
M Duane Nellis
Former President & Ceo
Nicolas Karagosian
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