at Duke University

 

Provost Committees

Academic Programs Committee (07-08)

Appointed by the Provost. Reviews and advises the Provost on academic programs. Term: 3 years.

* Denotes Chair

Term Ending August 31, 2008

Rochelle Schwartz-Bloom, Pharmacology & Cancer Biology
Hans Van Miegroet, Art, Art History & Visual Studies

Term Ending August 31, 2009

David Brady, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Tanya Chartrand, Fuqua School of Business
David Goldstein, Molecular Genetics & Microbiology
Kathleen Pryer, Biology
Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe, Economics
*Lynn Smith-Lovin, Sociology
Carlo Tomasi, Computer Science
Dean Urban, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences

Term Ending August 31, 2010

Trina Jones, Law
Maurice Wallace, English

Ex Officio

Alvin Crumbliss - Dean, Natural Sciences
Gregson Davis, Dean, Humanities
Sarah Deutsch, Dean, Social Sciences
L. Gregory Jones, Dean, Divinity School
Peter Lange, Provost
Paula McClain, Chair, Academic Council
George McLendon, Dean, Arts & Sciences
Gil Merkx, Vice Provost, International Affairs
Richard Riddell, Special Assistant to the President
Susan Roth , Vice Provost, Interdisciplinary Studies
Jim Siedow, Vice Provost, Research
John Simon, Vice Provost, Academic Affairs
Jo Rae Wright, Vice Provost and Dean, Graduate School

Appointment, Promotion and Tenure,  Advisory Committee on  (07-08)

Appointed by the Provost. Makes recommendations to the Provost for all external and internal candidates for tenure and candidates for promotion to the tenured Full Professor rank except in the Law School and the clinical division of the Medical School. Term: 3 years.

Term Ending August 31, 2008

Vann Bennett, Cell Biology
Kenneth Dodge, Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy
Xinnian Dong, Biology
Craufurd Goodwin, Economics
Ruth Grant, Political Science
Claudia Koonz, History
Cynthia Kuhn, Pharmacology & Cancer Biology
Mary Frances Luce, Fuqua School of Business
*Gregg Trahey, Pratt School of Engineering

Term Ending August 31, 2009

Richard DiGiulio, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences
John Harer, Mathematics (on leave FY 2007-2008)
Maureen Quilligan, English
Ken Spenner, Sociology (on leave FY 2007-2008)

Term Ending August 31, 2010

Dewey McCafferty, Chemistry
Irene Silverblatt, Cultural Anthropology (on leave FY 2007-2008)
Kristine Stiles, Art, Art History & Visual Studies

Ex Officio

Richard Brodhead, President
Peter Lange, Provost
Jo Rae Wright, Vice Provost and Dean, Graduate School

 

 

 

             

Bass Chairs, Advisory Committee on (07-08)

Appointed by the Provost.  Makes recommendations to the Provost on nominees for Bass Chairs, which are designed to recognize some of Duke's most outstanding scholar teachers. The purpose of the Bass Society of Fellows is to allow faculty from different fields to get to know each other and also to provide a forum for thinking about continuing improvements in undergraduate education. Term: 3 years

*Denotes Chair

             

Term Ending August 31, 2008

Sarah Beckwith, English
*John Board, Pratt School of Engineering
Emily Klein, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences
Arlie Petters, Mathematics

Term Ending August 31, 2010

Gunther Peck, Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy
Orin Starn, Cultural Anthropology

Ex-Officio

Richard Brodhead, President
Peter Lange, Provost

 

Bookstore,  Advisory Committee for University (07-08)

Appointed by the Provost. The primary role will be to serve as a forum for discussion of ideas and initiation of plans to which the University Bookstore can respond accordingly.
Term: 2 years.

Term ending August 31, 2008

             

*Robert Clemen, Fuqua School of Business

Deborah Jakubs, University Librarian

Kenneth Surin, Literature

Term ending August 31, 2009

Anne Lazarides, Pratt School of Engineering

Daniel McShea, Biology

Nester Schmajuk, Psychology and Neuroscience

Distinguished Professorships, Advisory Committee on (07-08)

Appointed by the Provost. This committee of twelve faculty holding distinguished professorships makes recommendations to the Provost on nominees for University-wide named chairs.  Term: 3 years

* Denotes Chair

                                

             

Term ending August 31, 2008

Bryan Cullen, Microbiology

Toril Moi (Literature)

Helen (Sunny) Ladd, Public Policy Studies

Ann Marie Pendergast, Pharmacology and Cancer Biology

         

Term ending August 31, 2009

John Lynch, Fuqua School of Business

Marilyn Telen, Medicine

Term ending August 31, 2010

Paul Berliner, Music

Caroline Bruzelius, Art, Art History & Visual Studies

Lawrence Carin, Pratt School of Engineering

Nan Lin, Sociology

Richard Lischer, Divinity School

Berndt Mueller, Physics

Keith Sullivan, Medicine

Ex Officio

Richard Brodhead, President

Peter Lange, Provost

 

Faculty Diversity Standing Committee (07-08)


A result of the work of both the Women's Initiative and the Task Force on Faculty Diversity, this committee evaluates data pertinent to the climate for our diverse faculties as well as, more broadly, Duke's progress toward an inclusive faculty work force. It is constituted by faculty and deans from the various schools along with relevant other administrators. Term: 3 years.

* Denotes Chair

Term ending August 31, 2008

*Nancy Allen, Vice Provost for Faculty Diversity & Faculty Development

April Brown, Engineering

John Clum, Theater Studies

Gregson Davis,Dean, Humanities

Kenneth Kruezer, Biochemistry

William "Monty" Reichert, Biomedical Engineering

Laura Svetkey, Medicine

 

Term ending August 31, 2009

Sherman James, Public Policy Studies

 

Term ending August 31, 2010

Ann Brown, Endocrinology

Calvin Howell, Physics

Wagner Kamakura, Fuqua School of Business

Keith Whitfield, Psychology

Ex-Officio

Peter Lange, Provost

Ben Reese, Office for Institutional Equity

Jacqueline Looney, Associate Vice Provost for Academic Diversity

Intellectual Property Board (07-08)

Consists of seven members appointed by the Provost, no fewer than four of whom shall be members of the faculty nominated by the Executive Committee of the Academic Council (and from among whom the Committee's Chair shall be appointed).  Term: 3 years.

*Denotes Chair

Term Ending August 31, 2008

*F. Hadley Cocks, Pratt School of Engineering

Deborah Jakubs, University Librarian

Jerome H. Reichman, Law       

 

Term Ending August 31, 2009

Geoffrey Ginsburg, Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy

Allan Johnson, Radiology and Biomedical Engineering

Term Ending August 31, 2010

Wesley Cohen, Fuqua School of Business

David Hinton, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences

Ex Officio

James Siedow, Vice Provost for Research       

Jo Rae Wright, Vice Provost & Dean of the Graduate School

Library Council (07-08)

Appointed by the Provost. Advises the Provost and University Librarian on matters
relating to general policy; acts as a sounding board for proposed major changes; and
serves as a communication link between the Library and the Faculty. Term: 3 years.

* Denotes Chair

Term Ending August 31, 2008

Sheila Dillon, Art, Art History & Visual Studies

Gina Ireland, Duke Student Government representative

*Robert Korstad, Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy

Rick Peterson, Librarian Assembly Representative and University Librarian

Henry Petroski, Pratt School of Engineering

Jacob Remes, Graduate Student representative

Gabi Wurmitzer, Graduate Student representative

 

Term Ending August 31, 2009

Mark Antliff, Art, Art History & Visual Studies

Edward Balleisen, History

Christopher Conover, Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy

Katherine Franz, Chemistry

Francois Lutzoni, Biology

Daniel Richter, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences

 

Term Ending August 31, 2010

Kate Scholberg, Physics

Ex Officio

Robert L. Byrd, Director, Rare Book, Manuscript, and

     Special Collections Library

Stephen Cohn, Director, Duke University Press

Ann Elsner, Director of Administrative Services

Tom Hadzor, Director, Development

Deborah L. Jakubs, Vice Provost for Library Affairs

     and University Librarian

Gilbert Merkx, Vice Provost for International Affairs

Lynne O’Brien, Director, Academic Technology &

     Instructional Services

Thomas B. Wall, Director, Public Services

 

 

Misconduct in Research (07-08)

Appointed by the Provost. Assess, determine, advise and report allegations to the MRO (Misconduct Review Officer), to distinguish between carelessness or incompetence and misconduct, to ensure the health and safety of research participants, and to preserve and protect physical evidence such as research data. The assessment outcome will be provided to the MRO in a written report accompanied by all relevant documents.Term: 3 years

* Denotes Chair

Term Ending August 31, 2008

Sara Sun Beale, Law

Kenneth Land, Sociology

*Jonathan Shaw, Biology

Term Ending August 31, 2009

Gabriel Katul, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences

Michael Reed, Mathematics

Tad Schmaltz, Philosophy

Term Ending August 31, 2010

Albert Chang, Physics

Craig Henriquez, Pratt School of Engineering

Ex Officio

Peter Lange, Provost

Radiological Safety, University Committee on (07-08)

Appointed by the Provost. Monitors radiation safety in offices and laboratories across the campus and advises the Radiation Safety Officer on matters of concern. Term: 4 years.

* Denotes Chair

Term Ending August 31, 2010

Xinnian Dong, Biology

Glenn Edwards, Physics

*Calvin Howell, Physics

Barbara Ramsey Shaw, Chemistry      

Michael Zalutsky, Radiology

Term Ending August 31, 2011

Ellen Jones, Radiation Oncology

Ex Officio

Judith Dillon, Office of Research Support

 

Scholar/Teacher of the Year Award, Committee on the University (07-08)

Consists of three past presidents of the Academic Council.  The deans of each school present a nominee for the consideration of the Committee which in turn makes a recommendation to the Provost.  Term: 1 year.

Peter Burian, Classical Studies

Jim Siedow, Vice Provost for Research

Lew Siegel, Emeriti Vice Provost and Dean of the Graduate School

Schedule Committee, University (07-08)

Containing representatives from across the University (faculty, administrators, and students), this committee discusses a broad range of issues relevant to the university calendar and recommends policy changes to the Provost; it  also submits a University calendar "one year out" for the Provost's approval. Term – 3 years.

* Denotes Chair

Term ending August 31, 2008

Victor Strandberg, English

Term ending August 31, 2009

 

Steve Baldwin, Chemistry

Andrew Schuler, Civil Engineering

 

Term ending August 31, 2010

 

Avner Vengosh, Nicholas School of the Environment

 

Ex Officio

Brad Berndt - Athletics

Pamela Brown – Fuqua School of Business

Debra Cash – University Secretary’s Office

*Bruce Cunningham – Registrar

Rebecca Francisco - Registrar’s Office

Linda Franzoni - Pratt School of Engineering

Paula Gilbert - Continuing Education

Stacey McCorison - School of Medicine

Bebe Mills – School of Nursing

Pamela Varnadoe - Law School

Sue Wasiolek - Student Affairs

Gerald Wilson - Trinity

 

TUNL (Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory) Advisory Committee (07-08)

The faculty representative is appointed by the Provost of his/her individual university. The TUNL Advisory Committee is expected to be available for consultation on matters of university policy affecting the Laboratory, such as possible needs of increased building space, tenured staff, or other university support, and shall advise the Provosts of Duke, UNC and NCSU.   Term 5 years for Director, varied for others.

Art Champagne, Physics, UNC-CH
Calvin Howell, Physics, Duke University
Gary Mitchell, Physics, NCSU
Werner Tornow, Physics, Duke University

 

Academic Integrity Council (07-08)

Formed in 2001, this committee--which contains undergraduate faculty, administrators, and student representatives from relevant undergraduate organizations and the Graduate and professional schools-- is an umbrella organization for academic integrity initiatives across the University; it charge is to enhance the climate for academic integrity at Duke through policy and programs. Term: 2 years.

Term Ending August 31, 2007

Denise Comer, English

Jim Bonk, Chemistry

Owen Astrachan, Computer Science

Kathryn Nightingale, Engineering

Krishnendu Chakrabarty, Engineering

Joe Nadeau, Engineering

Susan Sterrett, Philosophy

Sherryl Broverman Biology

Ex Officio

*Judith  Ruderman, Vice Provost for Academic and Administrative Services

Stephen Bryan, Judicial Affairs

Tim Dodd, Center for AIC

Zoila Airall, Student Affairs

Jimmy Soni, DSG

Jonathan Schatz, Honor Council

Leslie Modlin, Honor Council

Bronwyn Lewis, Honor Council

Tom Buchanan, UJB

Molly Gregas, (GPSC)

Maksim Rakhlin (Max), (GPSC)

 

Undergraduate admissions and Financial Aid, University Committee on (07-08)

Composed of faculty from Trinity and Pratt, administrators, and one undergraduate student, the committee addresses issues of undergraduate admissions and financial aid and provides input on those issues to the directors of the two salient offices as well as to the Provost. Term – 3 years.

* Denotes Chair

 

Term ending August 31, 2008

Susan Thorne, History

Gary Ybarra, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Term ending August 31, 2009

Ana Barros, Civil Engineering

Grant Fared, Literature

Angie O'Rand, Sociology

Gregory Wray, Biology

Term ending August 31, 2010

Owen Astrachan, Computer Science

Tom Ferraro, English

Ex Officio

James Belvin, Director, Financial Aid

Tod Laursen, Pratt School of Engineering

Larry Moneta, Vice President, Student Affairs

*Steve Nowicki, Dean, Undergraduate Education

Robert Thompson, Dean Undergraduate Affairs

Christoph Guttentag, Director, Undergraduate Admissions

 

Institutional Review Board (07-08)

Duke University’s agreement with the Office of Human Research Protections stipulates that all research with human subjects conducted by Duke employees (faculty, staff, and students) be reviewed in accordance with the federal regulations for the protection of research subjects (45 CFR 46). The regulations give the IRB the authority to review and to either approve, require modifications to, or disapprove research with human subjects using specific review criteria provided in the regulations. Duke Policy, as approved by the Academic Council and IRB Policy also regulate the activities of the IRB. 

* Denotes Chair

Term Ending August 31, 2008

Steven Asher, Psychology and Neuroscience (Associate Chair)
*Linda K. George, Sociology

Term Ending 2009

Dwight Bunce (March 30, 2009)
Ian Dobbins, Psychology and Neuroscience (September 30, 2009)
Richard Larrick, Fuqua School of Business (September 30, 2009)
Lynn Maguire, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences (October 31, 2009)
Liliana Paredes, Romance Studies (September 30, 2009)
Naomi Quinn, Cultural Anthropology (September 30, 2009)
Keith Whitfield, Psychology and Neuroscience (September 30, 2009)

Term Ending March 31, 2010

Julie Britton, Fuqua School of Business
Mark Leary, Psychology and Neuroscience
Carl Rose
Erika Weinthal, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences

No Term Designated

Kate S. Hendricks, Office of University Counsel
Barbara Longmire, Prisoner Advocate

Alternates:

Katherine Ewing, Cultural Anthropology
Richard Clendaniel, Community Member
Robert George, Office of Corporate Research Collaborations
Amy Needham, Psychology and Neuroscience
Neil Vidmar, Law

 

Research Policy Committee (07-08)

Chaired by the Vice Provost for Research, the Research Policy Committee is a standing committee of the University with representatives from the administration, Legal Counsel, and the colleges of Arts & Sciences, Business, Engineering, Environment, Law, and Medicine. It is responsible for:

  • Writing Duke University's research policies.
  • Reviewing institutional research policies and procedures on a regular basis and proposing modifications, as necessary.
  • Ensuring that the research community is educated in the standards for the conduct, reporting, and supervision of research.  Term 2 – 3 years.

Chair:   James Siedow, Vice Provost for Research

Appointed by the Executive Committee of the Academic Council

Term Ending September 30, 2008

 

Julie Britton, Fuqua School of Business

Ram Oren, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences

Ann M. Pendergast, Medical School

Wendy Wood, Medical School

 

Term Ending September 30, 2009

 

Franklin H. Cocks, Pratt School of Engineering

Sally Kornbluth, Medical School

Berndt Mueller, Physics

 

Dean Appointed Representatives

 

Robert Clark, Jr., Pratt School of Engineering

Sarah Deutsch, Dean of Social Sciences

Emily Klein, Nicholas School of the Environment & Earth Sciences

Ross McKinney, Medical School

 

Other Committee Members

 

Phillip Buchanan (Appointed by the Senior Vice President for Alumni Affairs and Development)

Ralph McCaughan (Appointed by the University Counsel)

Ex Officio

 

Tom Davis, Office of Sponsored Programs

Judy Dillon, Office of Research Support

Joan Podleski – Office of Compliance

*James Siedow, Vice Provost for Research

Mollie Sykes, Office of Research Administration

Robert Taber, Office of Licensing & Ventures

Jo Rae Wright, Dean of Graduate School

 

COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS (07-08)

Term Ending August 31, 2008

Zoila Airall, Office of Student Affairs
Srinivas Aravamundan, John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute
John Clum, Theater Studies
Scotty Elliott, Health Arts Network at Duke
Bryan Gilliam, Music (serving spring, 2008 only)
Aaron Greenwald, Duke Performances
David Paletz, Film/Video/Digital Program
Michael Palmer, Community Affairs
Joe Ashby Porter, English
Thomas Rankin, Center for Documentary Studies
Alfredo Rivera, Graduate & Professional Student Council representative
Rodney Wynkoop, Chapel Music

Term Ending August 31, 2009

Julie Allen, A&S Development
Neil DeMarchi, Economics
Deborah DeMott, Law
Sally Hicks, Office of News and Communications
*Kimerly Rorschach, Nasher Museum of Art
Hans Van Miegroet, Art, Art History & Visual Studies

August 31, 2010

Stephen Jaffe, Music
Keval Kaur Khalsa, Dance Program
Tim Lenoir, Arts & Sciences
Randall Love, Music

Ex-officio

N. Gregson Davis, Dean, Humanities
Scott Lindroth, Vice Provost for the Arts