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The mission of The University of Findlay is to equip our students for meaningful lives and productive careers.
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Vice Chair
Billy Watterson
Vice Chair
Brant Rhoad
Chair
Chris Ostrander
Trustee
Andrew Draper
Trustee
Angela Briggs
Trustee
Angela Brown
Trustee
Bill Kose
Trustee
Brian Partee
Trustee
Brian Young
Trustee
Charles Bills
Trustee
Cheryl Buckland
Trustee
Chuck Daniels
Trustee
Clifford Cook
Trustee (As Of 5/9/25)
Conlan Swope
Trustee (Thru 2/22/25)
Craig Crotteau
Trustee
Don Manley
Trustee (As Of 10/18/24)
Gulshan Mehta
Trustee
Joey Huang
Trustee (As Of 10/18/24)
Kim Stumpp
Trustee
Lance Finley
Trustee
Lynn Child
Trustee
Marian Lowe
Trustee
Melissa Duflock
Trustee
Michael Harrington
Trustee
Paul Palmer
Trustee
Phil Kortokrax
Trustee
Philip Scott
Trustee
Tim Nesler
Trustee
Tod Beckett
Trustee (As Of 5/9/25)
Vincent Passaro
Vp For Enrollment & Marketing (Thru 11/19/24)
Anne Kenworthy
Vp For Student Affairs And Athletics
Brandi Laurita
Interim Vp Of Its (Thru 12/20/24), Vp Of Its
Brandon Heidepriem
Interim Vp Of Acad. Affairs (As Of 8/1/25) / Vp Of Acad. Affairs (As Of 1/1/26)
Christine Denecker
Vp Of Academic Affairs (Thru 7/31/25)
Darin Fields
Executive Assistant To The President / Secretary
Elizabeth B Ditto
Vp Of Human Resources, Interim Vp For Business Affairs (As Of 8/1/25)
Heather Ward
Asst. Vp Accounting/Controller & Asst. Treasurer (As Of 5/5/25)
Jennifer Ramey
President
Katherine R Fell
Vp Of Advancement
Kenneth Mc Intyre
Vp For Enrollment & Marketing (As Of 2/20/25)
Nikki Hintze
Vp Of Its (Thru May 2024)
Raymond Mc Candless
Treasurer / Cfo / Vp For Business Affairs (11/11/24 7/31/25)
Rob Sauritch
Dean, College Of Pharmacy
Debra Parker
Asst. Vp Of Academic Affairs (Thru July 2025), Dir. Of Academic Services
C Damon Osborne
Dean, College Of Sciences
Lok C Lew Yan Voon
Associate Professor And Associate Dean
Lori Ernsthausen
Senior Advisor For College Transition And Culture
Ronald Tulley
Assoc. Professor, Assoc. Dean, And Dept. Chair
Ryan Schneider
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