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President
Audrey Bilger
Chief Investment Officer
Erik Bernhardt
Vice President Of Finance And Treasurer
Lynn Valenter
Dean Of The Faculty
Kathryn Oleson
Vice President And Dean Of Admission And Financial Aid
Milyon Trulove
Vice President For College Relations And Planning (Through 6/30/24)
Hugh Porter
Director Of Investments
Andrew Lonergan
Chief Information & Security Officer
Valerie Moreno
Vice President For Student Life
Karnell Mc Connell Black
Vice President And Dean For Institutional Diversity
Phyllis Esposito
Executive Director Public Affairs & Communications
Sheena Mc Farland
Executive Director Of Advancement
Sarah Panetta
Associate Treasurer And Controller
Robert Tust
Vice President For Advancement And College Relations (From 7/1/24)
Hieu Nguyen
Trustee
M Jane Buchan
Trustee
Julie Jl Cheng '84
Trustee
Laurence 'Larry' Abramson '80
Trustee
Julia P Adams '80
Trustee (From 4/2025)
Lizbeth A Adams '79
Trustee
Alea Adigweme '06
Trustee (Through 4/2025)
Konrad S Alt '81
Trustee (Through 4/2025)
Michael S Axley '89
Trustee
Carla J Beam '76
Trustee
Peter J Bragdon
Trustee Vice Chair
Thomas O Daniel
Trustee (From 4/2025)
Kurt D Delbene
Trustee
Nicholas G Galakatos '79
Trustee
Edward 'Ned' Hall '87
Trustee
George M James '77
Trustee Chair
Deborah D Kamali '85
Trustee
Amy M Madigan
Trustee
Alex J Martinez '73
Trustee
Winthrop 'Win' Mc Cormack
Trustee
Margaret Hill Noto '75
Trustee
Eduardo M Ochoa '73
Trustee
Ritankar 'Ronti' Pal '93
Trustee Secretary
Darlene D Pasieczny '01
Trustee
Roger M Perlmutter '73
Trustee
John P Sheehy '82
Trustee
Tina Sohaili Korbonits '07
Trustee
Susan Sokol Blosser '86
Trustee (Through 4/2025)
Alice Larkin Steiner '74
Trustee
Peter C Stockman '77
Trustee
Richard 'Rick' H Wollenberg '75
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