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The New School

66 W 12TH ST NEW YORK, NY 10011-8603
www.newschool.edu

THE NEW SCHOOL'S MISSION IS TO PREPARE OUR STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND, CONTRIBUTE TO, AND SUCCEED IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING SOCIETY, AND THUS MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER AND MORE JUST PLACE.

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Interim President (Through July 2024)

Donna Shalala

Vice Ch AI R

Elliot Stein

Vice Ch AI R

Franci J Blassberg

President (Beginning August 2024)

Joel Towers

Ch AI R

Linda E Rappaport

Vice Ch AI R

Susan L Foote

Trustee (Through May 2025)

Anthony J Mannarino

Trustee

Asmita Bhatia

Trustee

Bevis Longstreth

Trustee (Beginning May 2025)

Caitlyn Mc Koy

Trustee (Through May 2025)

Charles R Perrin

Trustee

Christopher J Castano

Faculty Trustee (Through May 2025)

Cr AI G Bernecker

Trustee

Daniel T Motulsky

Trustee

David Poma

Trustee

Dominique Bluhdorn

Trustee

Douglas D Durst

Trustee (Beginning May 2025)

Gregory Bernstein

Trustee (Through May 2025)

Jane Deflorio

Trustee

Jeffrey Gural

Trustee

Joseph R Gromek

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Joshua Sapan

Faculty Trustee (Beginning May 2025)

Julia Foulkes

Trustee

Kay Unger

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Lilian Shiao Yen Wu

Trustee (Beginning Sept 2024)

Monique Jefferson

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Nancye Green

Student Trustee (Through May 2025)

Nsisong Udosen

Faculty Trustee (Beginning May 2025)

Rhea Alexander

Trustee

Robert H Mundheim

Trustee (Beginning Sept 2024)

Sasa Li

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Sheila C Johnson

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Stanley P Silverstein

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Steven H Bloom

Student Trustee (Through May 2025)

Sylvestre Corti Maderna

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Ted Gold Thorpe

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Timothy L Porter

Trustee (Through April 2025)

William D Zabel

Trustee

William E Havemeyer

General Counsel

Alex Perez

Svp For Marketing And Business Development

Anne Adriance

Svp, University Secretary, Chief Of Staff

Jennifer Hobbs

Senior Vice President For Development & Alumni Engagement

Jonah Nigh

Svp And Chief Information Officer (Through September 2024)

Lin Zhou

Vice President Of Finance And Budget & Chief Financial Officer

Loretta Ferrari

Interim Evp For Business And Operations (Through January 2025)

Mark Diaz

Provost & Executive Vice President For Academic Affairs

Rene White

Executive Dean

Christopher Cox

Full Time Faculty

Mary Watson

Executive Dean

Richard Kessler

Executive Dean

Thomas Aleinikoff

Full Time Faculty

William Milberg

Interim Executive Dean, Parsons School Of Design

Yvonne Watson

Faculty

Ann Stoler

Faculty

Darrick Hamilton

Executive Director And Dean Of Continuing And Professional Education (Through Sept 2024)

Joseph Sloan

Former Dean/Current Faculty

Rachel Schreiber

Vice Provost Student Success & Engagement

Robert Mack

Former Chief Financial Officer

Joshua Burgher

Former Provost/Current Faculty

Stephanie Browner

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