Executive Research Advisory Board
The Executive Research Advisory Board is responsible for reviewing the annual activities of the Research2030 strategic plan, assess the impacts of this plan, and provide input to future initiatives and directions as part of Research2030. This board meets every six months with the annual assessment tied to the fiscal calendar of the university.
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Interim Dean of Graduate School
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Chair of the Fellows of the Graduate School
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Faculty Senate Research & Scholarship Committee
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Office of Research Liaison
Research Advisory Board
The Research Advisory Board (RAB) is responsible for providing input and development of university strategies affecting research, communicating, and advocating for research across the university, and assisting the Office of Research with events and activities that recognize and benefit the research enterprise.
Consistent with Research2030, RAB will be modified starting in AY21/22 to be composed of three standing committees: Talent, Infrastructure, and Partnerships. These committees will have specific charges and be provided resources to accomplish their tasks.
RAB members will serve on one of the three committees. Committees are expected to meet at least quarterly. The entire Research Advisory Board will meet once per semester for updates and once annually with the Executive Research Advisory Board and other Office of Research leadership for review and assessment.
Talent Committee - led by Terri Reed
AY21/22 Charge: (1) Create researcher’s learning community; (2) Work with Talent Acquisition
unit in HR to establish materials/information that can be used to support recruitment of research
staff, faculty, and graduate students.
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Gordon Gillespie
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Amy Lind
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Tamara Lorenz
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James Mack
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Claudia Rebola
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Jennifer Wright-Berryman
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Melinda Butsch-Kovacic
Infrastructure Committee – led by Ken Greis
AY21/22 Charge: (1) Review and recommend process to support institutional infrastructure
investments for lab/space renovations and critical equipment support/replacement (including
addressing impacts of power failures to research equipment); (2) Create 5-year core facility
investment/growth plan to support R2030.
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Adam Aurisano
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Tiffany Grant
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Christy Holland
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Gautam Pillay
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Ashley Paz y Puente
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Bingfang Yan
Partnerships Committee – led by Jennifer Krivickas
AY21/22 Charge: (1) Collect information on existing outreach initiatives/centers and create
pathways for them to communicate with each other; (2) Identify existing gaps in the UC outreach
portfolio and make recommendations/start efforts to close these gaps (i.e. new staffing, forming
new outreach centers, etc.); (3) Propose a hub-based approach for UC researchers facilitating
coordinated outreach to the community
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Felix Chang
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Sarah Jackson
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Jonathan Kregor
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Chris Lewis
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Suzanne Masterson
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Sonya Turner
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Michael Griffith