All-College Planning and Priorities Committee

The All-College Planning and Priorities Committee, chaired by provost and vice president for academic affairs James Malek, was chosen to represent various campus constituencies. "Our goal was to balance manageability with inclusivity," explains President Peggy R. Williams. "I was incredibly pleased with the number of people who volunteered — it was more than we needed and that’s terrific. We’ll need more people for the task forces later this year." There will also be chances in the future to serve on the strategic planning committee itself, since current members will serve for either one and a half or two and a half years and then be replaced by new appointees.

Joining Malek on the committee are the following faculty, staff, and students:

• Mary Bentley, assistant professor of health promotion and human movement
• Ellen Bonaguro, assistant professor of speech communication
• Carl Butterfield, associate professor of accounting
• Mark Darling ’97, utility worker and former chair of Staff Council
• Gretchen DeBolt, M.M. ’93, administrative secretary to the vice president for college relations and resource development
• Howard Erlich, dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences
• Adam Forbes ’94, assistant director and recruiting coordinator for the Office of Career Services
• John Hochheimer, associate professor of television-radio
• Kyle Johnson ’00, sport management major and student trustee
• Heinz Koch, professor of chemistry
• Steven Mauk, professor of music
• Marian MacCurdy, associate professor of writing
• Diane Nocerino ’01, physical therapy major and head of the Residence Hall Association
• Nancy Pringle, vice president and College counsel
• Tanya Saunders, assistant provost for special programs
• Carl Sgrecci ’69, vice president and treasurer
• Nick Tarant ’00, corporate communication major and vice president for communications for student government
• Lillian Tavelli, manager of the Traffic Bureau
• Marina Todd, director of publications
• Robert Ullrich, dean of the School of Business

Faculty, staff, and students with questions and/or recommendations concerning the strategic planning process may contact anyone on the committee.