University Plan Working Group
The University Plan Working Group functions as a subcommittee of the University Plan Steering Committee, for which it provides a more compact forum for discussion and serves as a review and referral mechanism. Specifically, the Working Group evaluates information submitted to the Steering Committee, frames issues for consideration by the full Committee, and recommends to the full Committee approaches to the issues and opportunities identified in the planning process. The Working Group’s output is directed entirely to the Steering Committee, and it does not issue reports independently. The members of the Working Group are appointed by the Provost, who also chairs the Working Group.
Working Group Membership
- Jerold Goldberg
- Working Group Chair, Interim Provost and University Vice President; Dean and Professor, School of Dental Medicine
- Richard Baznik
- Director, Institute for the Study of the University in Society
- Bo Carlsson
- Professor of Economics, Weatherhead School of Management
- Steven Eppell
- Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Case School of Engineering
- Jerry Floersch
- Associate Professor, Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences
- Susan Karaba
- Assistant to the Provost
- James Kazura
- Professor, Global Health and Disease, School of Medicine
- Wilbur Leatherberry
- Professor, School of Law
- David Matthiesen
- Chair, Faculty Senate; Associate Professor, Materials Science & Engineering
- Robert Miller
- Professor of Neuroscience, School of Medicine
- Shirley Moore
- Professor and Associate Dean, Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing
- Adam Rupe
- Undergraduate student in history; President, Undergraduate Student Government
- Sandra Russ
- Professor of Psychology, College of Arts and Sciences
- Avishai Sadan
- Professor and Chair, Comprehensive Care, School of Dental Medicine
- Lynn Singer
- Deputy Provost and Vice President for Academic Programs; Professor of Pediatrics, Psychology & General Medical Sciences, School of Medicine
- Kevin M. Speer
- President, Graduate Student Senate; graduate student, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science