Semester I, 2008-2009
(Version current as of 7/1/08)
PLEASE NOTE: This directory will be updated regularly as new information becomes available. VACANCY-APFA indicates that the position is filled pending faculty approval at the next regular faculty meeting.
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Faculty Officers
Faculty Officers | Faculty Forum Officers
Standing Committees of the Faculty
Faculty Executive Committee (FEC) | Tenure, Promotion and Appointments Committee (TPAC) | Academic Priorities Committee (APC) | NEW: Committee on Faculty Equity and Diversity (CFED)| Grievance (Committee on) | University Resources Committee (URC) | Honorary Degrees (Advisory Committee on) | Medical Faculty Executive Committee (MFEC) | Medical Faculty Appointments (CMFA) (Committee on) | Corporate Responsibility in Investment Policies (Advisory Committee on) | Nominations (Committee on) | Faculty Retirement (Committee on)
Councils and Committees for the Curriculum
College Curriculum Council (CCC) | Graduate Council | Academic Code (Standing Committee on the) | Academic Standing (CAS) (Committee on) | Commencement Speakers (Committee on) | Resumed Undergraduate Education Policy and Admission Committee (FRUEPAC) (Faculty Committee on)
Administrative Advisory Boards
Campus Life Advisory Board | Campus Planning Advisory Board | College Advisory Board | Computing Advisory Board | Diversity Advisory Board | Human Resources Advisory Board | Library Advisory Board | Research Advisory Board
Other Committees
University Disciplinary Council | Brown University Community Council
Faculty Officers
Chair of the Faculty/FEC: James Dreier (Philosophy)
Vice-Chair of the Faculty/FEC: Gerald Diebold (Chemistry)
Past Chair of the Faculty/FEC: Ruth Colwill (Psychology)
Secretary of the Faculty: Stephen Foley (English)
Parliamentarian: Peter D. Richardson (Engineering and Physiology)
FACULTY FORUM OFFICERS
Chair of the Faculty Forum: Thomas Banchoff (Mathematics)
Secretary of the Faculty Forum: Laurie Heller (Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences)
Standing Committees of the Faculty
Faculty Executive Committee (FEC)
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month (3:00-5:00 p.m.)
The major function of the FEC is to serve as a central steering committee for faculty governance. In that capacity, it gathers information that may be of concern to the faculty, supervises and coordinates the operations of faculty committees, and consults on a regular basis with the President, members of the faculty and administration, student groups, and the Corporation.
To June 30, 2009: Ruth Colwill (Psychology) Past Chair, Geoffrey Russom (English)
To June 30, 2010: James Dreier (Philosophy) Chair, Lina Fruzzetti (Anthropology), Gabriel Taubin (Engineering), Nicolas Wey-Gomez (Hispanic Studies)
To June 30, 2011: Gerald Diebold (Chemistry) Vice-Chair, Cynthia Garcia Coll (Education), Susan Allen (Community Health)
Ex-officio voting member: Penelope Dennehy (Pediatrics/RI Hospital) MFEC Past Chair
Tenure, Promotion and Appointments Committee (TPAC)
Meets weekly on Wednesdays (1:00-3:00 p.m.)
The TPA Committee reviews and, where appropriate, approves each academic unit’s written criteria for contract renewal, promotion and tenure; reviews recommendations concerning renewal of appointments, promotion of ranks, and awarding of tenure to untenured faculty members.
To December 31, 2008: See-Chen Ying (Physics) replacing C. Pieters
To June 30, 2009: Kim Boekelheide (Pathology) Chair, Steven Reiss (Computer Science), VACANCY (humanities), VACANCY (social sciences)
To June 30, 2010: Coppelia Kahn (English), James Morgan (Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences), Carle Pieters (Geological Sciences) (leave Sem 1), Joan Richards (History)
To June 30, 2011: Maggie Bickford (History of Art & Architecture), Jerome Sanes (Neuroscience), Richard Stratt (Chemistry), Alan Zuckerman (Political Science)
Academic Priorities Committee (APC)
Meets weekly on Tuesdays (10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.)
The APC is responsible for making recommendations to the President concerning the general direction of academic programs.
Chair: David Kertzer, Provost
Vice-Chair: Rebecca Burwell (Psychology)
To June 30, 2009: Rebecca Burwell (Psychology), Jimmy Xu (Engineering)
To June 30, 2010: Wendy Chun (MCM), Donald Forsyth (Geological Sciences)
To June 30, 2011: Diane Hoffman-Kim (MPPB), Tara Nummedal (History)
Alternates:
To June 30, 2010: Eric Chason (Engineering)
To June 30, 2011: Matthew Gutmann (Anthropology), Joseph Hogan (Community Health
COMMITTEE ON FACULTY EQUITY AND DIVERSITY (CFED)
NEW COMMITTEE: Faculty interested in serving beginning in the fall of 2008 should e-mail Cheryl_Moreau@brown.edu before 8/29/08. Click here to view the Committee's charge.
Committee on grievance
Meets when Petitions are filed.
Reviews petitions by a faculty member or other person with a teaching or research appointment at Brown that his or her rights during a term appointment or tenure have been violated by specified actions of a faculty member(s) or member(s) of the teaching or research staff or Academic Administration.
To June 30, 2009: Mary Louise Gill (Philosophy/Classics) Chair, Richard Gould (Anthropology)
To June 30, 2010: Virginia Krause (French Studies), Karl Jacoby (History)
To June 30, 2011: Pauline Jacobson (Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences), Richard Kenyon (Mathematics)
Alternates: Constantine Dafermos (Applied Mathematics) '09, Anne Fausto-Sterling (MCB) '10, Benjamin Kimia (Engineering) '11
University Resources Committee (URC)
Meets weekly on Mondays (3:00-5:00 p.m.)
The University Resources Committee (URC) serves to review, analyze, and offer recommendations to the President on all budgetary plans, proposals, and priorities, both current and future, affecting the University.
Chair: David Kertzer , Provost
Faculty Vice-Chair: James Green (History/Portuguese & Brazilian Studies)
Faculty members:
To December 31, 2008: Suzanne Stewart-Steinberg (Italian Studies/Comparative Literature) (alt. replacing B. Bauer), Gang Xiao (Physics) (alt. replacing Melissa Clark)
To February 28, 2009: Christopher Seto (Chemistry) (alt. replacing T. Hopmann), Beth Bauer (Hispanic Studies) (leave fall semester)
To February 28, 2010: Melissa Clark (Community Health) (leave fall semester), James Green (History/Portuguese & Brazilian Studies)
To February 28, 2011: Jan Hesthaven (Applied Math), David Sheinberg (Neuroscience)
Alternates: Jane Sokolosky (German Studies) '10, Christopher Seto (Chemistry) '10, Suzanne Stewart-Steinberg (Italian Studies/Comparative Literature) '11, Gang Xiao (Physics) '11
Administration: John Deeley (Division of Biology & Medicine), Rajiv Vohra (Dean of the Faculty), Elizabeth Huidekoper (VP, Finance & Administration), Richard Spies (Senior VP for Planning)
Students: 2 undergraduates, 1 graduate, 1 medical
Staff Representatives: Timothy Thorp (Computer Education Division, CIS), Pat Putney (Financial Services, Library)
Honorary Degrees
Meets 4-5 times during Semester I; meets twice in Semester II.
The Advisory Committee on Honorary Degrees seeks nominations and recommends candidates for honorary degrees to the Board of Fellows.
To December 31, 2008: Harvey Silverman (Engineering) Co-Chair, Elissa Jelalian (Psychiatry & Human Behavior) Co-Chair
To December 31, 2009: Maud Mandel (Judaic Studies), Jack Wands (Medicine), David Gottlieb (Applied Mathematics)
To December 31, 2010: Corey Walker (Africana Studies), Kerry Coppin (Visual Art)
Students: Jacob Combs (Undergraduate), Alex Rosenberg (Undergraduate), 1 graduate TBD
Medical Faculty Executive Committee (MFEC)
Meets monthly on the 2nd Monday (8:00-9:30 a.m.)
The MFEC serves as a central steering committee for Medical Faculty business investigating matters that are of particular concern to the Medical Faculty and, as necessary, the full Faculty.
To June 30, 2009: Penelope Dennehy (Pediatrics, RI Hospital) Past Chair, Michelle Lally (Medicine, Miriam Hospital), Emma Simmons (Family Medicine, Memorial Hospital of RI), Geoffrey Tremont (Psychiatry, RI Hospital), Barry Lester (Psychiatry/Pediatrics, Bradley Hospital), Patricia Flanagan (Pediatrics, RI Hospital)
To June 30, 2010: Michael Stein (Medicine/Community Health, RI Hospital) Chair, James Gilchrist (Neurology, RI Hospital), Francois Luks (Surgery, RI Hospital), Paul DiSilvestro (Ob/Gyn, Women & Infants Hospital), Linda LaGasse (Pediatrics, Women & Infants Hospital), Zeev Harel (Pediatrics, Hasbro/RI Hospitals), Deborah Myers (Ob/Gyn, Women & Infants Hospital), Angela Anderson (Medicine/Pediatrics, RI Hospital)
To June 30, 2011: Ballot election currently in progress
Ex-officio voting member: Geoffrey Russom (English/Member, FEC)
Committee on Medical Faculty Appointments (CMFA)
Meets approx. 10 times during the AY on Tuesdays, 8:15 a.m.
The CMFA is responsible for review of recommendations for senior level appointments and promotions of non-tenure track Brown Medical School Faculty in clinical departments. CMFA has the responsibility of ensuring that senior level appointments and promotions are in accordance with the academic standards of the Brown Medical School.
Chair: Eli Adashi, Dean of Medicine & Biological Sciences
To June 30, 2009: Paul Williard (Chemistry), Bess Marcus (Psychiatry/HB, Miriam Hospital), Karen Rosene-Montella (Medicine, Women & Infants Hospital)
To June 30, 2010: George Karniadakis (Applied Mathematics), Edwin Forman (Pediatrics), Joan Teno (Community Health)
To June 30, 2011: TBD
Administrators: Jane Eisen (Associate Dean of Medicine)
Advisory Committee on Corporate Responsibility in Investment Policies
Meets twice in Semester I; more frequently in Semester II.
To develop and present for faculty approval, a permanent mechanism for regularly communicating to the Corporation the views and recommendations of the Brown community regarding corporate responsibility in investment policies; to develop investment policies and to consider procedures for making decisions about University investments; to consider ethical issues and issues of moral responsibility in the investment policies of Brown University; to consult with and to make recommendations to the Proxy Committee of the Corporation, which in its considered judgment, would best serve the interests of the University; and to observe nine guidelines in making its recommendations.
To June 30, 2009: Stephen Houston (Anthropology)
To June 30, 2010: Louis Putterman (Economics)
To June 30, 2011: Luiz Valente (Portuguese & Brazilian Studies)
Students: 2 Undergraduates, 1 Graduate (to be named)
Alumni members: Stanley Griffith, Laura Posten, Peter Voss
Nominations Committee
Meets as needed in Semester I; more frequently Semester II.
The Committee on Nominations shall make nominations at faculty meetings of persons to fill all committee vacancies to which Faculty are elected according to the nomination rules of each committee, unless otherwise specified in the Faculty Rules and Regulations.
Chair: TBD
To June 30, 2009: Elizabeth Harrington (Medicine), Hye-Sook Wang (East Asian Studies), Evelyn Hu-Dehart (History/Ethnic Studies)
To June 30, 2010: Jeffrey Muller (History of Art), Jay Tang (Physics), Michael Oklot (Slavic Languages)
To June 30, 2011: Andrea Simmons (Psychology), Bill Patterson (Engineering), Nancy Jacobs (Africana Studies/History)
COMMITTEE ON FACULTY RETIREMENT
Facilitates the transition of faculty to retirement and helps retirees to continue to use their experience and wisdom for the benefit of the University.
To June 30, 2009: Bruno Harris (Mathematics), Lois Monteiro (Community Health)
To June 30, 2010: Lewis Lipsitt (Psychology), Steve Rabson (East Asian Studies) Chair
Committee on Faculty Retirement
To June 30, 2011: Joan Lusk (Chemistry) (Secretary), Newell Stultz (Political Science)
Councils and Committees for the Curriculum
College Curriculum Council (CCC)
Meets once a month on the 3rd Tuesday of the month (4:00-6:00 p.m.)
Reviews the undergraduate curriculum, defines educational goals, approves courses, and evaluates whether the structures of the University are able to meet these goals.
Chair: Katherine Bergeron (Dean of the College)
Vice-Chair: TBD
To June 30, 2009: William Suggs (Chemistry), Jack Wright (Psychology)
To June 30, 2010: Constantine Dafermos (Applied Mathematics), Jin Li (Education), Richard Meckel (American Civilization)
To June 30, 2011: Lewis Seifert (French Studies), Evelyn Lincoln (History of Art), David Sobel (Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences)
Administrators: Michael Pesta (Registrar) CCC Secretary, Karen Krahulik (Associate Dean of the College), Sheila Bonde (Dean of the Graduate School), Carolyn Dean (Associate Dean of the Faculty), Marjorie Thompson (Associate Dean of Biological Sciences)
Students: 4 Undergraduates, 1 Graduate (TBD)
Graduate Council
Meets once a month on the 3rd Tuesday, 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Sets policy for the Graduate School, supervises graduate degree requirements, and reviews the Graduate Program.
Chair: Sheila Bonde, Dean of the Graduate School
Vice Chair: TBD
To June 30, 2009: Onesimo Almeida (Portuguese & Brazilian Studies), Marida Hollos (Anthropology) (leave AY 07-08), Jeffrey Morgan (Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology & Biotechnology)
To June 30, 2010: Elie Bienenstock (Applied Mathematics), Yan Liang (Geological Sciences) (leave Sem II), Robert Lee (American Civilization)
To June 30, 2011: Suzanne Stewart-Steinberg (Italian Studies/Comparative Literature), Hernando Ombao (Community Health)
Graduate Students: TBD
standing committee on the academic code
Meets when hearings are scheduled.
The Committee on the Academic Code hears cases involving charges of Academic Code violation, to determine guilt or innocence, and to determine penalty for the guilty.
Case Administrator: Christina Furtado, Assistant Dean of the College
To June 30, 2009: Gregory Elliott (Sociology) Chair, Beth Taylor (English)
To June 30, 2010: Thomas Doeppner (Computer Science), Robert Patrick (Neuroscience)
To June 30, 2011: Roderic Beresford (Engineering), Polly Ulichny (Education)
Academic Standing (CAS)
Meets approximately 8 times per year.
CAS is a standing committee of the College Advisory Board and is responsible for actions concerning undergraduate academic status, and for making exceptions to the Faculty Rules if it seems wise academically in individual cases.
Chair: Stephen Lassonde (Deputy Dean of the College)
To June 30, 2009: Julie Kauer (Molecular Pharmacology, Physiology & Biotechnology)
To June 30, 2010: Melinda Rabb (English)
To June 30, 2011: Claire Kenyon (Computer Science), Robert Emlen (American Civilization)
Administrators: Katherine Bergeron (Dean of the College), Michael Pesta (Registrar), Kathleen McSharry (Associate Dean of the College), Karen Krahulik (Associate Dean of the College)
Commencement Speakers
Meets twice a year.
Commencement Speakers is a standing committee of the College Advisory Board and selects two senior orators for Commencement.
Chair: TBD
To June 30, 2009: Nancy Dunbar (Theatre) (
To June 30, 2010: Elizabeth Taylor (English)
To June 30, 2011: Robert Patrick (Neuroscience)
Faculty Committee on Resumed Undergraduate Education Policy & Admission Committee (FRUEPAC)
Meets2-3 times per semester.
FRUEPAC is a standing committee of the College Advisory Board and works with the Dean of the College and Director of Admission and Director of Financial Aid to develop policies and consider procedures for RUE admission, recruitment, financial aid, student support and fundraising.
Faculty:
To June 30, 2009: Susan Harvey (Religious Studies)
To June 30, 2010: Tara Nummedal (History), Leonor Simas-Almeida (Portuguese & Brazilian Studies), Chair
To June 30, 2011: Bill Patterson (Engineering), Mary Carskadon (Psychology)
Administration: Maitrayee Bhattacharyya (Associate Dean of the College)
RUE students: TBD
Administrative Advisory Boards
As needed, senior administrators shall create administrative advisory boards consisting of faculty, and as appropriate, students and staff. For a board to be recognized and approved by the Faculty, the senior administrator to whom the board reports must seek approval from the Faculty Executive Committee (FEC) of an appropriate description of the board for inclusion into the Faculty Rules and Regulations. Board Chairs shall be a senior administrator and the Vice-Chair shall be a faculty member.
Faculty members are either appointed by the senior administrator with advice from the FEC or are nominated by the FEC in consultation with the senior administrator and elected by the Faculty, either at a Faculty meeting or by mail ballot.
Campus Life Advisory Board
Meets a least twice per semester.
The Campus Life Advisory Board serves to advise the Vice President for Campus Life & Student Services, and other senior officers as appropriate, on resources, planning and priorities with regard to campus life and student services.
Chair: Russell Carey, Interim Vice President for Campus Life and Student Services
Faculty Vice-Chair: TBD
Faculty Members: Nancy Barnett (Psychiatry & Human Behavior), Beth Bauer (Hispanic Studies), James Egan (English) (Leave Sem II), Thompson Webb (Geological Sciences)
Administrators: Margaret Klawunn (Associate Vice President of Campus Life & Dean for Student Life), Robert Shaw (Executive Associate Dean of the College), Rumee Ahmed (Associate University Chaplain), Gail Cohee (Directory, Sarah Doyle Women's Center), Philip Estes (Head Coach, football), Valerie Wilson (Associate Dean of the Graduate School)
Students: Undergraduates: Sara Damiano, Deepa Galaiya, Sarah Geller, Joshua Rosenthal/ Graduate: Molly Waring (Epidemiology)/Medical: Jason Lambrese
Campus Planning Advisory Board
Meets 2-3 times per semester.
The Campus Planning Advisory Board will serve to advise the Executive Vice President for Planning, and other senior officers as appropriate, on resources and priorities concerning the utilization and development of the physical campus.
Chair: Pam O'Neil
Faculty Vice-Chair: TBD
Faculty members:
To June 30, 2009: Stephen Foley (English), John Stein (Neuroscience)
To June 30, 2010: TBD
Ex-officio members: Michael McCormick (Director of Planning, Facilities Management), Steve Maiorisi (VP for Facilities Mgt.)
Students: Undergraduates: Kevin McDonald/ Graduate: TBD /Medical: David Elson
Staff Member: Bonnie Buzzell (Sr. Knowledge systems Librarian), Peter Neivert (Geological Sciences)
College Advisory Board
The College Advisory Board serves to advise the Dean of the College, and other senior officers as appropriate, on resources and priorities with regard to the undergraduate College.
Disbanded 2006
Computing Advisory Board
Meets at least once a month.
The Computing Advisory Board serves to advise the Vice President for Computing and Information Services, and other officers as appropriate, on resources and priorities concerning computing and information technology.
Chair: Michael Pickett (VP/CIO, Computing and Information Services)
Faculty Vice-Chair: Sherief Reda
Faculty Members: 4 vacancies TBD, Sherief Reda (Engineering)
Administration: Harriette Hemmasi (University Librarian)
Staff: Anne Nolan (University Library), Jeffrey Hiris (Systems Manager, Bio-Med)
Student Members: Undergraduates: Bentley Rubenstein/ Graduate: Socrates Dimitriadis/ Medical: Victor Long
Diversity Advisory Board
Meets once a month.
A broadly representative, deliberative group that meets to consider matters that concern the campus community, especially with regard to diversity. Its mission concerns the well-being of the community—its capacity for collegiality and the pursuit of the commonweal while preserving an excellent education for all students.
Chair: Brenda Allen, Associate Provost and Director of Institutional Diversity
Faculty Vice-Chair: TBD
Faculty Members:
To June 30, 2009: Lundy Braun (Pathology), Silvia Sobral (Hispanic Studies)
To June 30, 2010: TBD
Administrators: Russell Carey (Interim VP Campus Life)
Staff: Michelle Nuey, Kerri Hicks, Ricky Gresh, Gwen Jordan, Elizabeth Love, Henry Johnson (EEO/AA), Catherine Axe (Disability Services)
Students: TBD
Human Resources Advisory Board
Meets weekly in Oct. and Nov.; bi-weekly for the remainder of the academic year, generally on Thursdays, 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.
The Human Resources Advisory Board will serve to advise the Vice President for Administration, and other senior officers as appropriate, on resources and priorities with regard to human resources, personnel matters, and the strategic direction for human resource management.
Chair: Walter Hunter, Vice President for Administration
Faculty Vice-Chair: Robert Pelcovits (Physics)
Faculty members: Brian Evenson (Literary Arts/FAC representative), Robert Pelcovits (Physics), Wendy Schiller (Political Science), VACANCY (life/medical science)
Administration: Brenda Allen (Associate Provost, Director of Institutional Diversity), Michael Pickett (VP/CIO, Computing and Information Services), Regina White (Assoc. VP, Research Administration), Janice Wright (Legal Advisor, General Counsel), Gretchen Willis (Director, Dining Services), Elizabeth Doherty (Assoc. Dean of the Faculty), Amanda Woodward (Asst. Director, Financial Aid)
Staff: Dionne Gomez, Jessica Ann Smith
Ex-officio non-voting member: Roberta Gordon (Asst. VP for Human Resources)
Library Advisory Board
Meets every other month.
The Library Advisory Board serves to advise the University Librarian, and other senior officers as appropriate, on resources and priorities with regard to the University Library System.
Chair: Harriette Hemmasi, University Librarian
Faculty Vice-Chair: TBD
Faculty Members:
To June 30, 2009: Peter Andreas (Political Science),Evelyn Lincoln (History of Art), James Russell (Geological Sciences)
To June 30, 2010: TBD
Ex-officio member: Michael Pickett (VP/CIO, Computing and Information Services)
Administrators: Gloria Reynolds (HR specialist, Univ. Library)
Students: Undergraduates: 2 vacancies/ Graduates: 2 vacancies
Research Advisory Board
Meets once a month.
The Research Advisory Board will serve to advise the Vice President for Research, and other senior officers as appropriate, on resources and priorities with regard to University research.
Senior Administrator and Chair: Clyde Briant , Vice President for Research
Faculty Vice-Chair: Robert Hurt (Engineering)
Faculty members: Agnes Kane (Pathology & Laboratory Medicine), Robert Hurt (Engineering), Susan Alcock (Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology & the Ancient World), Michael Steinberg (Cogut Humanities Ctr), William Warren (Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences), Michael White (Sociology), Matthew Zimmt (Chemistry)
Ex-officio members: Pamela O'Neil (Assoc. Provost for Policy & Planning), Tim Leshan (Director, Government Relations and Community Affairs), Edward Hawrot (Dean of Biology)
Administration: Charles Kingdon (Assoc. VP Technology Partnerships), Regina White (Assoc. VP Research Administration), Joann Tillman (Operations manager, Technology Partnerships)
Other Committees
University Disciplinary Council (UDC)
Meets monthly for business meetings and as hearings are scheduled.
The Dean for Campus Life may refer offenses that involve possible separation from the University or a transcript notation to the University Disciplinary Council for a hearing. The Council will review the evidence, hear testimony, and receive information. The Council further determines whether the respondent(s) is responsible for violations of the Standards of Student Conduct, and, as appropriate, assigns a sanction.
Chair: Joseph Pucci (Classics)
Faculty: Wendy Schiller (Political Science), Joseph Pucci (Classics), Lewis Seifert (French Studies), Mercedes Vaquero (Hispanic Studies), Andrew Campbell (MMI)
Graduate Deans: Carla Hansen, Valerie Wilson
Undergraduate Deans: Linda Dunleavy, Karen McLaurin-Chesson
Medical Deans: Julianne Ip, Philip Gruppuso
Undergraduate Students: Veronica Lowe, Lindsey Meyers, Esther Kolni, Steven Johnson, Carly Sieff, Alexander Hovis, Mark Fuller, Steven Chan/Alternate: Alexander Young
Graduate Students: Doreen Wesche (Bio-med), Joseph Bush (Chemistry), Casey Marks (Computer Science), Priya Mahajan (Public Policy)
Medical Students: Neil Shah, Joshua Honeyman, Jeffrey Cheng, Jennifer Kim
Brown University Community Council
Meets 2-3 times per semester.
The Brown University Community Council serves as a university-wide representative forum for discussion, debate, and advisory recommendations on a wide spectrum of issues and concerns. http://www.brown.edu/Administration/Community_Council/index.htm
Chair: Ruth Simmons, President
Provost David Kertzer
Faculty:
To June 30, 2009: David Cutts (Physics), Stephen Foley (English), David Sheinberg (Medical Science)
To June 30, 2010: Michael Stein (Community Health/RI Hospital) , Tony Cokes (MCM), Chi-Ming Hai (MPPB), Marida Hollos (Anthropology)
To June 30, 2011: Lynne Joyrich (MCM), Timothy Herbert (Geological Sciences), Evelyn Hu-Dehart (History/Ethnic Studies)
Administration: Brenda Allen (Assoc. Provost & Director of Institutional Diversity), Katherine Bergeon (Dean of the College), Russell Carey (Interim VP for Campus Life and Student Services), Beppie Huidekoper (Exec. VP for Finance & Administration)
Undergraduate Students: TBD
Graduate Students: TBD
Medical Students: TBD