The president has charged several university committees with engaging the campus community and providing strategic counsel. Members of these committees include faculty, students, staff, alumni, and trustees, appointed by the president for limited terms.
The Advisory Committee on Investment Responsibility is a university body advisory to the President with the following functions:
a) Receive issues referred to it by members of the Duke community
b) Monitor trends and activities in investment responsibility that have an impact on educational institutional investors
c) Conduct research, update Duke’s files on companies, and provide analyses when requested by the President
d) Make recommendations to the President on how to vote proxies when the committee believes proxies should be voted outside the standard protocol of “economic interest;” whether to sponsor shareholder resolutions; whether to correspond with the management of corporations in which the University holds an identifiable equity position; when to divest; and on any new issues, which may warrant attention.
Term: 2 years.
Faculty
Lawrence Baxter (Law School), Chair, 2022
Gina-Gail Fletcher (Law School), 2022
Dalia Patino-Echeverri (Nicholas School), 2023
Emma Rasiel (Economics), 2023
Vish Viswanathan (Fuqua School), 2023
Student representatives
Austin Bath, GPSG Representative, 2022
Drew Flanagan, DSG Representative, 2022
Shrey Majmudar, DSG Representative, 2022
Gabriella Shull, GPSG Representative, 2022
Alumni representative
Jeff Howard, 2022
Trustee representative
Fred Sutherland, 2022
Administrators
Tracy Futhey, Vice President for IT & Chief Information Officer
Scott Gibson, Executive Vice Dean for Administration for the School of Medicine
Ex officio
Scott Gibson, Executive Vice Dean for Administration, School of Medicine
Christopher Lott, Deputy General Counsel
Others (without vote)
Anil Madhok, Advisor, Chief Compliance Officer, DUMAC
Charge: The charge to the Athletic Council is outlined on pages 5-8 in the Athletic Policy Manual (pdf). Term: 3 years.
Administration
John Blackshear, Associate Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and Dean of Students
*Daniel Ennis, Executive Vice President
Chris Lott, Deputy University Counsel
Alyssa Perz, Assistant Dean, Trinity College of Arts and Sciences
*Martin Smith, Dean of Academic Affairs, Trinity College
Faculty
*Linda Franzoni (Chair) (Pratt School of Engineering), 2024
*Kathy Andolsek (School of Medicine), 2022
Gavan Fitzsimons (Fuqua School of Business), 2022
Elisabeth de Fontenay (Law School), 2024
*Andrew Janiak (Philosophy), 2024
Laura Smart Richman (School of Medicine, Department of Population Health Sciences), 2022
Candis Watts Smith (Political Science), 2024
Alumni
*Abby Johnston McGrath, 2022
Margo Riddle, 2024
Steve Wilson, 2022
Trustees
Ann Pelham, 2022
Steve Scott, 2024
Undergraduate Student Representatives
Kyle Foltz
Brandon Qin
Graduate Student Representatives
Taylor Tubbs
Hunter Rooney
Student-Athlete Advisory
Veronica Hineman
*Wil Hoyle
Club Sports
Olivia Di Iorio
Ex-Officio Members
Mary Pat McMahon, Vice Provost/Vice President for Student Affairs
*Martha Putallaz, Faculty Athletics Representative, 2022
*Sterly Wilder, Secretary, Senior Associate Vice President, Alumni Engagement and Development
Others (without vote)
Brad Berndt, Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Student Services
Frank Blalark, Associate Vice Provost and University Registrar
Cynthia Clinton, Office of Institutional Equity
Christoph Guttentag, Dean, Undergraduate Admissions
Kimberly Hewitt, Vice President for Institutional Equity and Chief Diversity Officer
Chris Kennedy, Senior Deputy Director, Athletics
Nina King, Vice President and Director of Athletics
Miranda McCall, Associate Vice Provost and Director of Financial Aid
Nathan McKinnis, Managing Director of Recreation Programs
Heather Ryan, Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Student-Athlete Experience & Senior Women’s Administrator
* Serves on Executive Committee
The Campus Sustainability Committee (CSC) was created in 2007 as part of the institutional structure to guide development and implementation of the Duke Climate Action Plan (CAP). After review by senior staff and the Board of Trustees, Duke officially submitted its CAP on October 15, 2009 to the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment. The target date for carbon neutrality is 2024. Charge: The Duke University Campus Sustainability Committee (CSC), a standing committee appointed by the President, is responsible for making recommendations to guide campus sustainability policies, championing these sustainability initiatives and communicating them to each member’s respective constituencies to foster a more sustainable campus community. Terms: 2 Years for faculty, 1 Year for students.
Faculty
Toddi Steelman, Co-Chair (Nicholas School of the Environment), 2023
Mike Bergin (Pratt School of Engineering), 2023
Nicolette Cagle (Nicholas School of the Environment), 2023
Charlotte Clark (Nicholas School of the Environment), 2023
Marc Jeuland (Sanford School of Public Policy), 2023
Kay Jowers (Nicholas Institute/Energy Initiative), 2023
Rick Larrick (Fuqua School of Business), 2023
Laura Richman (Population Health Sciences), 2023
Robert Swinney (Fuqua School of Business), 2023
Administrators
Daniel Ennis, Executive Vice President, 2022
Karis Boyd-Sinkler, Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Pratt School of Engineering, 2022
Tavey Capps, Sustainability Director, 2022
Marcus Carlson, Assistant Director of Sustainability, Duke Dining, 2022
Jim Churchman, Vice President, Procurement and Supply Chain, 2022
Carl DePinto, Director of Parking and Transportation Services, 2022
Jason Elliott, Sustainability Assistant Director, 2022
Sam Miglarese, Deputy Chief Administrator, Office of Durham and Community Affairs, 2022
Bernard Smith, Interim Director of Facilities, Student Affairs, 2022
Russell Thompson, Director of Utilities and Engineering, Facilities Management, 2022
Students
Mandy Hooks, Duke Sustainability Board, 2022
Julian Liber, Graduate and Professional Student Government, 2022
Cameron Oglesby, Environmental Justice Campus Committee, 2022
Carsten Pran, Green Devils, 2022
Ashley Rosen, Undergraduate Environmental Union, 2022
Aashna Sawhney, Duke Student Government, 2022
Six faculty and six administrative appointments; co-chaired by one faculty member and one administrative member. Term: 3 years.
Faculty
Chris Woods, Co-chair (Medicine and Global Health), 2022
Chris Brasier (Pratt School of Engineering), 2024
Anna Gassman-Pines (Sanford School of Public Policy), 2022
Lisa Huettel (Pratt School of Engineering), 2024
Timothy Johnson (Nicholas School of the Environment), 2022
Jesko Von Windheim (Nicholas School of the Environment), 2024
Administrators
Paul Manning, Co-chair, Director, Project Management of Facilities
John Clements, Associate Vice President for Budgets and Central Business Operations
Adem Gusa, Director, Planning and Design
Mark Hough, Campus Landscape Architect
Pat Hull, Associate Director, Institutional Research
John Noonan, Vice President for Facilities
Lauren Rockart, Advising University Architect
Shawn Subasic, Director, Associate Vice President, Duke Health Facilities
Duke Student Government
Shreya Joshi
Zoe Tishaev
Graduate and Professional Student Government
Petya Miteva
Kelly Shen
Recommends candidates for Honorary Degrees to the Academic Council and to the Board of Trustees. These recommendations must be approved by both the Council and the Board for the degree to be granted. Faculty term: 3 years.
Faculty
Lesley Curtis (School of Medicine), 2022
Laurence Helfer (Law School), 2024
Michael C. Munger (Political Science), 2024
Mark Anthony Neal (African & American Studies), 2024
Gennifer Weisenfeld (Art, Art History and Visual Studies), 2024
Trustees
Nancy Schlichting, Chair, 2022
Lisa Borders, 2022
Grant Hill, 2022
Bill Kaelin, 2022
Kelly Tang, 2022
Ex Officio
Vince Price, President
Sally Kornbluth, Provost
Charge: The committee’s charge is to identify and recommend to the president candidates for the University Medal, which is awarded annually during Founders’ Day Weekend in the fall. (The University Medal for Distinguished Meritorious Service is awarded to individuals who have given extraordinary service to Duke.)
Faculty
Craig Henriquez, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, 2023
Scott Lindroth, Professor of Music, 2023
Erika Weinthal, Professor of Environmental Policy and Public Policy, Academic Council Chair & University Faculty Marshal, ex officio
Administrators/Staff
Maggie Epps, Secretary to the Board of Trustees and Chief of Staff to the President (Chair)
Rukmini Balu, Chief of Staff to the Chancellor for Health Affairs
Paul Grantham, Assistant Vice President of Communication Services, Human Resources
Stelfanie Williams, Vice President for Durham & Community Affairs
Ex Officio
Terry Chambliss, Senior Director, Special Events & University Ceremonies
Michael Schoenfeld, Vice President, Public Affairs & Government Relations
Sterly Wilder, Senior Associate Vice President, Alumni Engagement & Development
Charge: Review all proposals for outdoor public sculpture on campus, both proposed gifts and potential commissions, to ensure that the university encourages the development of an exciting and stimulating visual environment that will enhance Duke’s architecture and physical setting. All units contemplating the installation of public sculpture will submit their plans to this committee, and the committee’s recommendations will in turn be submitted to the Committee on Facilities and Environment for ratification. Term: 3 years
Faculty
Edna Andrews (Slavic & Eurasian Studies), 2024
John Brown (Music), 2022
Mark Goodacre (Religious Studies), 2022
Nan Jokerst (Electrical and Computer Engineering), 2024
Nathaniel Mackey (Creative Writing), 2024
Cary Moskovitz (Thompson Writing Program), 2022
Tom Rankin (Center for Documentary Studies), 2024
Victoria Szabo (Art, Art History & Visual Studies), 2024
Administrators
Kimberly Hewitt, Vice President, Office for Institutional Equity, 2022
Mark Hough, Office of the University Architect, 2024
William LeFevre, Executive Director, Duke Gardens, 2024
Marshall Price, Chief Curator, Nasher Museum of Art, 2024
Undergraduate Student Representative
Krishna Sinha, 2022
Graduate Student Representative
Jack McErlean, 2022
Ex Officio
Trevor Schoonmaker, Chair, Director of the Nasher Museum of Art
Faculty
Farr Curlin (Divinity & Medicine), 2023
Esther Gabara (Romance Studies), 2022
Thavolia Glymph (History), 2023
Karin Shapiro (African and African American Studies and History), 2023
Joseph Winters (Religious Studies), 2022
Administrators
Paula McClain, Dean, The Graduate School (Committee Chair), 2022
John Brown, Vice Provost for the Arts, 2022
Shruti Desai, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs for Campus Life, 2023
Michael Schoenfeld ’84, Vice President for Public Affairs and Government Relations, 2023
Durham Community Representative
Bob Ashley ’70, former editor of the Durham Herald-Sun and former Interim Executive Director, Preservation Durham, 2022
Alumni
Barker French’63, Alumni Representative, 2023
Students
Natasha Arnold, 2022
Shreya Joshi, 2022
Charge: The Council helps ensure that the University pursues its goals of increasing the diversity of the faculty and student body and guaranteeing an excellent experience to students. The Council focuses on student issues for both graduate and undergraduate students. The Council also shares information about events and activities on campus that are relevant to African-American members of the community, and helps disseminate this information more broadly.
Faculty
*Tyson Brown (Sociology), 2022
Robert Bryant (Mathematics), 2022
**Deondra Rose (Sanford School of Public Policy), 2022
Ashleigh Rosette (Fuqua School of Business), 2024
Gustavo Silva (Biology), 2024
Kevin Thomas (School of Medicine), 2024
Norbert Wilson (Divinity School), 2024
Alumni
Harry Jones, Co-Chair, Duke Black Alumni, 2022
*Tadena Simpson, Co-Chair, Duke Black Alumni, 2022
Administrators
Vincent Price, Chair, President
Valerie Ashby, Dean, Trinity College of Arts and Sciences
Abbas Benmamoun, Vice Provost for Faculty Advancement
Gary Bennett, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
Rhonda Brandon, Chief Human Resources Officer and Senior Vice President, Duke University Health System
Linda Capers, Director of the Center for Multicultural Affairs
*Shruti Desai, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs for Campus Life
Daniel Ennis, Executive Vice President
Christoph Guttentag, Dean of Undergraduate Admissions
Kimberly Hewitt, Vice President for Institutional Equity and Chief Diversity Officer
Dawna Jones, Director of the Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture
Sally Kornbluth, Provost
*Antwan Lofton, Assistant Vice President for Staff and Labor Relations, Staff and Family Programs
Jacqueline Looney, Senior Associate Dean for Graduate Programs and Associate Vice Provost for Academic Diversity
Mary Pat McMahon, Vice Provost/Vice President, Student Affairs
Gene Washington, Chancellor for Health Affairs
Reginaldo Howard Scholars
Sydney Hunt, 2022
Nigel Sapp, 2022
Black Graduate and Professional Student Association
Antonia Bruce
*Joshua Crittenden (President), 2022
Jasmine Hughes, 2022
Crystal Kennedy, 2022
Duke Student Government
Matthew O’Stricker, 2022
Cody Perry, 2022
Christina Wang (President), 2022
Graduate and Professional Student Government
Angela Brown, 2022
Aliesha O’Raw (President), 2022
Jasmine Redwood, 2022
National Pan-Hellenic Council
Malik Scott (President), 2022
Black Student Alliance
Aisha Greene, 2022
Kaycee Hailey, 2022
*Clarke Shead (President), 2022
Giovanny Sims, 2022
National Society of Black Engineers
Shami Chideya (President), 2022
The Bouchet Society
Gwenaelle Thomas, 2022
**Chair of Advisory Committee
*Serves on Advisory Committee
Charge: The responsibilities of the University Judicial Board are outlined in Appendix A of the Duke Community Standard in Practice (Formerly Bulletin of Information and Regulations). Term: 2 years.
Faculty
Darrell Miller (Law School), Chair, 2023
Lisa Gennetian (Sanford School of Public Policy), 2023
Sara Greene (Law School), 2023
Lisa Keister (Sociology Department), 2023
Justin Wright (Biology Department), 2023
Administrators
Martin P. Smith, Dean of Academic Affairs of Trinity College of Arts & Sciences, 2023
Students (2 representatives from each school)
Allied Health:
Morria Heilman
Irene Soulos
Divinity:
Victoria Blount
D. Nicole Williams
Nursing:
Suzanne Frisbee
Leigh Mullen
Nicholas School of the Environment:
Gabriela Nagle Alverio
Amrita Sood
Graduate School:
Emmanuela Bonglack
Shin-fung “Eric” Hung
Law School:
Sasha Kahn
Linda Wang
School of Medicine:
Denisse Porras Fimbres
Onyi Ohamadlike
Fuqua:
Tom Kramer
Julia Souba
Pratt:
Taylor McKechnie
Deekshit Bonathala Nagendra
Sanford:
Abdedaim Battioui
Sam Sloate
Undergraduate Conduct Board:
Yoni Eini
Gavin Gwaltney
Juliana Mayer
Olivia Reneau
Charge: This university committee is charged with assessing university and academic priorities, ensuring that the University’s annual and long-term budgets reflect these priorities, and making recommendations to the President. This committee replaces the President’s Advisory Committee on Resources and provides a stronger venue for faculty governance, and for collaboration between faculty leaders and the senior administration. Term: 3 years.
Faculty
Debu Purohit, Chair, (Fuqua School of Business), 2022
Elizabeth Albright (Nicholas School of the Environment), 2022
John Aldrich (Political Science), 2022
Ayana Arce (Physics), 2024
Kenneth Brown (Pratt School of Engineering), 2024
Thomas Ferraro (APC Chair) (English)
Laura Lieber (ECAC Rep) (Religious Studies), 2022
Betty Tong (School of Medicine), 2024
Anne West (Neurobiology), 2022
Lawrence Zelenak (Law School), 2024
Administrator
Carol King, Vice Dean for Finance & Administration, Trinity College, 2024
Ex Officio Members (with voting rights)
Vince Price, President
Sally Kornbluth, Provost
Gary Bennett, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
Kyle Cavanaugh, Vice President, Administration
Daniel Ennis, Executive Vice President
Jennifer Francis, Executive Vice Provost
Linda Franzoni, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Education
Scott Gibson, Executive Vice Dean, Administration, School of Medicine
Rachel Satterfield, Vice President, Finance
Gene Washington, Chancellor for Health Affairs
Erika Weinthal, Academic Council Chair
Deans
Bill Boulding (Fuqua School of Business), 2024
Toddi Steelman (Nicholas School of the Environment), 2024
Students
Aliesha O’Raw, Graduate & Professional Student Government, 2022
Christina Wang, Duke Student Government, 2022