Committees
Academic Affairs Advisory Committee
Committee Description
The Academic Affairs Advisory Committee (AAAC) advises and consults with the Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs on policy and procedure issues of University concern. The Committee’s input shall be sought and given in a timely manner so that faculty interests and input may be considered during the decision-making process.
Committee Leadership
Priti Shah
Academic Affairs Advisory Committee (AAAC), Chair
Laurie K. McCauley
Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs
AAAC Committee Members
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Priti Shah, Chair
LSA/Psychology
2022-2023
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Andrew Chang
Medical School
2021-2024 -
Bruno Giordani
Medical School
2021-2024 -
Rachel S. Goldman
Engineering/Materials Science and Engineering
2022-2023 -
Aubree Gordon
School of Public Health
2021-2024 -
Artemis Leontis
Modern Greek and Comparative Literature
2022-2025 -
Emmanuelle Marquis
Materials Science & Engineering
2022-2025 -
Frank Pelosi
Medical School
2021-2024 -
David Potter
LSA/Classical Studies
2022-2023 -
Mark Rosentraub
School of Kinesiology
2020-2023 -
Jordan Siegel
Ross School of Business
2022-2025 -
Sergio Villalobos-Ruminott
SACUA Liaison
2022-2023
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Julia Catalano, Graduate Student, Pharmaceutical Sciences
College of Pharmacy
2022-2023 -
Gabrielle Scott, Undergraduate Student
LSA
2022-2023