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Office of the Provost

Committees 2014-2015 Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Standards of Conduct

Purpose: The committee will review existing university policies and standards applicable to faculty, identify gaps, and recommend modifications and/or additions. This committee will also advise the president and provost on the best means to generate broad faculty awareness of university standards and policies.

Chair: Margaret Clark

Committee Members:

• Harold Attridge • Ronald Breaker • Michael Della Rocca • Gary Desir • Dolores Hayden • Linda Mayes • Sharon Oster • Marina Picciotto • Harold Rose • David Skelly • Stephanie Spangler • Kate Stith • Kyle Vanderlick

Ad Hoc University Committee on Entrepreneurship

Purpose: The Ad Hoc University Committee on Entrepreneurship is chaired by Deputy Provost Steve Girvin to convene key players, take stock of all the entrepreneurial and tech transfer activities already blossoming at Yale, open better channels of communication among them and learn from best practices at successful peer institutions.

Chair: Steven Girvin

Committee Members:

• Daniel Abadi • Bruce Alexander • Robert Bienstock

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• James Boyle • Judith Chevalier • Craig Crews • Kyle Jensen • Dean Karlan • Andre Levchenko • Laura Niklason • Patricia Pedersen • Peter Schulam • E Jonathan Soderstrom

Advisory Board of the Yale Institute for Network Science

Purpose: The Board will advise the co-Directors and the Provost on strategic directions and budget planning for the development of the Institute.

Committee Members:

• Julia Adams • Dirk Bergemann • Nicholas Christakis • Steve Girvin • Thomas Keegan • Nicholas Read • Daniel Spielman • Leandros Tassiulas • Sekhar Tatikonda • Kyle Vanderlick

Advisory Committee for Postdoctoral Affairs

Purpose: The primary mission of this committee is to improve the postdoctoral experience at Yale through the development and promotion of sound postdoctoral mentoring practices. The committee also serves as a valuable resource to advise the Provost’s Office on postdoctoral training, career development, and other factors that have the potential to enhance postdoctoral life at the University.

Committee Members:

• John Alvaro • Michelle Bell • Robert Burger • Hui Cao • Michael Caplan

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• Jack Harris • Shilpa Hattangadi • Valerie Horsley • Marina Picciotto • Joan Steitz • David Stern

Advisory Committee for the Yale Center for British Art

Purpose: This Committee, chaired by YCBA Director Amy Meyers, Supports the center in its dual mission as a public gallery and an interdisciplinary center for research and teaching.

Chair: Amy Meyers

Ex Officio member: Lloyd Suttle

Committee Members:

• Timothy Barringer • Nicole Bouche • David Bromwich • Edward Cooke • Susan Gibbons • Gary Haller • Mark Hallett • Langdon Hammer • Paul Kennedy • Naomi Lamoreaux • Amy Meyers • Steven Pincus • Jules Prown • Alexander Purves • Claude Rawson • John Reynolds • Joseph Roach • Edwin Schroeder • Steven Smith • Robert Storr • Gary Tomlinson • Keith Wrightson

Advisory Committee on Library Policy

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Purpose: The Advisory Committee on Library Policy is convened by the Provost to provide guidance and assistance to the University Librarian on the policy matters pertaining to Yale’s libraries.

Chair: Shyam Sunder

Committee Members:

• Jessica Brantley • David Brick • Aaron Gerow • Susan Gibbons • Michael Green • Daniel Harrison • Pincelli Hull • Kathryn Lofton • Andrew Miranker • Daisuke Nagai • Oswald Schmitz • Edwin Schroeder • Stefan Simon • Shyam Sunder • Lloyd Suttle • Jenifer Van Vleck

Advisory Committee on Resources for Students and Employees with Disabilities

Purpose: The Committee provides the University with advice and assistance in fulfilling its commitment to maintain an environment that is accessible and supportive of the work and scholarship of all students, faculty and staff.

Committee Members:

• Carl Baum • Daria Biancardi • Michael Buzzard • Larry Davidson • Elena DePalma • Douglas Denes • Americo Esquibies • Marichal Gentry • Cindy Greenspun • Robert Harper-Mangels • Caroline Hendel • Donna Hernandez

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• David Hirsch • Maria Kaliambou • Christina Kim • Ruth Koizim • Anthony Kulikowski • Rafael Lefkowitz • Kristi Lockhart • Christine Muller • Chinedum Osuji • Reva Pollack • Naomi Rogers • Patricia Ryan-Krause • Jacqueline Sessler • Cynthia Smith • Valarie Stanley • Dorothyann Van Rhijn • Stephen Waxman • Judith York

Biological Safety Committee

Purpose: The Committee advises the president, the provost, and the director of Environmental Health and Safety on policy matters relating to the protection of faculty, students and staff from biohazardous agents that may be present in laboratory materials or in the environment; oversees the activities of the Department of Biological Safety within Environmental Health and Safety; fulfills the responsibilities of the Institutional Biohazards Committee as defined in the NIH Guildelines for Recombinant DNA Research; and ensures the University’s compliance with federal and state regulations and University policies regarding the use of biohazardous agents.

Chair: Dean Rupp

Co-Chair: Craig Roy

Committee Members:

• Nadia Abdala • Richard Baxter • Choukri Ben Mamoun • Robert Bienstock • Nicole Clay • Susan Compton • Stephen Dellaporta • Louise-Marie Dembry • Benjamin Fontes

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• Roslyn Hamilton • Robert Heimer • Akiko Iwasaki • Susan Kaech • Douglas Kankel • Nabeela Khan • Jason Killheffer • Robert Klein • Thomas Kolodecik • Paul Kowalski • Maryjo Lanzillotta • Brett Lindenbach • James Macy • Bruce McCann • Leonard Munstermann • Patricia Preisig • Peter Reinhardt • Cynthia Smith • Victoria Smith • Richard Sutton • Dorothyann Van Rhijn • Heidi Voegeli • Francis Wilson

Board of University Health

Purpose: The Board of University Health reviews and advises the Yale Health leadership regarding proposed changes in Yale Health programs, benefits, and budgets, and serves as the governing body of Yale Health for purposes of State licensure. Additionally, from time to time, the Board of University Health may be called upon to advise the University leadership on issues relating the health and health care of the Yale community.

Chair: Stephanie Spangler

Committee Members:

• John Beecher • Maria Bouffard • Barbara Chesler • David Florin • Paul Genecin • W Marichal Gentry • Kimberly Goff-Crews • Martha Highsmith • Judith Krauss

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• Alison Moriarty Daley • Hugh Penney • Peter Reinhardt • Pamela Schirmeister • Cynthia Smith • Stephanie Spangler • Ronald Vender

Chemical and Laboratory Safety Committee

Purpose: The committee advises the president, the provost, and the director of Environmental Health and Safety on policy matters relating to the use of chemicals in research, teaching, and other activities at the University, as well as laboratory activities not within the purview of the Institutional Biosafety and Radiation Safety Committees; serve as the University’s Chemical Hygiene Committee for the OSHA Laboratory Standard; assess the adequacy of existing training and other protections related to the use of chemicals; and ensure the University’s compliance with federal and state regulations and University policies regarding the use of chemicals.

Chair: Kurt Zilm

Committee Members:

• Titus Boggon • Jonathan Clune • John-Paulo Fernandes • Robert Heimer • Seth Herzon • Patrick Holland • Yiyun Huang • Christopher Incarvito • Jason Killheffer • Cathleen King • Robert Klein • Steve Lamoreaux • Marjorie Lemmon • Mark Malkin • Bruce McCann • Jane Merkel • Claudia Merson • Nabeel Nabulsi • Jonathan Parr • Michael Power • Peter Reinhardt • Cynthia Smith • Dorothyann Van Rhijn

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• Vincent Wilczynski • Wing Shing Yip

Conflict of Interest Committee

Purpose: This Committee is convened in accordance with the Yale University Policy on Conflict of Interest (the Policy) to advise the University leadership regarding the implementation of the Policy and to review individual disclosures of external activities submitted by faculty, and by non-faculty personnel and students who are engaged in research. In reviewing disclosures, the Committee is convened in accordance with the Yale University Policy on Conflict of Interest (the Policy) to advise the University leadership regarding the implementation of the Policy and to review individual disclosures of external activities submitted by faculty, and by non-faculty personnel and students who are engaged in research. In reviewing disclosures, the committee identifies apparent and actual conflicts of interest and determines means whereby these conflicts can be eliminated or appropriately managed to ensure that the University is in compliance with the Policy and with relevant federal regulations.

Chair: Edward Snyder

Committee Members:

• Sandra Alfano • Paul Anastas • Robert Bienstock • Richard Bucala • Robert Burger • John Collins • Lisa D’Angelo • Gary Desir • Jan Hewett • Jason Killheffer • Paul Lombroso • Edward Martenson • Simon Mochrie • Jill Pagliuca • John Puziss • Andrew Rudczynski • Edward Soderstrom • Olav Sorenson • Mathew Varughese • Mathew Varughese • Fred Wright

Cooperative Research Committee

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Purpose: The Committee advises the provost on policies and procedures relating to intellectual property and technology transfer, as well as on certain issues relating to the academia-industry interface. The Committee also provides advice and direction to Yale’s Office of Cooperative Research (OCR), particularly on matters relating to faculty interests in technology development and faculty interactions with OCR.

Chair: Laura Niklason

Committee Members:

• Amy Arnsten • Ian Ayres • Robert Bienstock • Tyrone Cannon • Lieping Chen • Craig Crews • Steven Girvin • Kyle Jensen • Jason Killheffer • Alexandra Lansky • Andre Levchenko • Patricia Pedersen • Anna Marie Pyle • David Rimm • Andrew Rudczynski • Robert Schoelkopf • Peter Schulam • Edward Soderstrom • Olav Sorenson • Stephanie Spangler

Cowles Foundation Executive Committee

Purpose: The Cowles Foundation Executive Committee is an important sounding board for Larry Samuelson in his role as director and will develop recommendations to inform strategic planning, policy setting, and budgetary decision making for Cowles.

Chair: Larry Samuelson

Committee Members:

• Joseph Altonji • Donald Andrews • Dirk Bergemann

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• Steve Berry • Xiaohong Chen • John Geanakoplos • Pinelopi Goldberg • Johannes Horner • Yuichi Kitamura • Samuel Kortum

Digital Humanities Executive Committee

Purpose: This committee brings together the various constituencies concerned with advancing work in the digital humanities at Yale. The group serves in formal advisory capacity to the Digital Humanities Lab, located in Sterling Memorial.

Committee Members:

• Susan Gibbons • Amy Hungerford • Michael Hunter • Matthew Jacobson • Gary Kidney • Tina Lu • Peter Perdue • Ayesha Ramachandran • Elihu Rubin • Stefan Simon • Laura Wexler • Laura Tilton

HIPAA Privacy and Security Advisory Committee

Purpose: The Committee provides guidance in regard to safeguarding HIPAA-protected health information (PHI). The Committee will advise the provost, the Chief HIPAA Privacy Officer, and the HIPAA Security Officer on policies, procedures, and controls to protect PHI and to ensure compliance with federal HIPAA regulation and guidance; HIPAA compliance monitoring and risk mitigation strategies; and University responses to emergent HIPAA enforcement and regulatory activities.

Chair: Cynthia Smith

Committee Members:

• Daniel Barchi • Frederick Borrelli

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• Susan Bouregy • David Florin • Paul Genecin • Holly Kennedy • Judith Madeux • Richard Mikelinich • Joseph Paolillo • Hugh Penney • Harold Rose • Patricia Stumpf • Martha Swartz • Ronald Vender

Human Embryonic Stem Cell Oversight Committee (ESCRO)

Purpose: The ESCRO was convened to explore and address the many ethical, scientific, and policy questions associated with human embryonic stem cell research and to oversee the derivation and use of human embryonic and other human totipotent and pluripotent stem cell lines at the University and/or by Yale investigators. The ESCRO,reviews research proposals involving human embryonic/toti-pluripotent cell lines (hES research); monitors and promotes compliance of hES research with all relevant regulations, policies, and guidelines; maintains registries of hES research conducted at Yale and hES cell lines derived or imported by University investigators; and facilitates the education of investigators and research personnel involved in hES research in related ethical, legal, and policy issues. The ESCRO must draw upon expertise from a variety of disciplines to exercise its responsibilities.

Co-Chair: Sandra Alfano, Co-Chair: Maurice Mahoney

Committee Members:

• Robert Bienstock • Stephen Latham • In-Hyun Park • Pasquale Patrizio • Patricia Preisig • Flora Vaccarino

Human Subjects Committee Purpose: The committee oversees the protection of human subjects who participate in the University’s research initiatives and ensuring the compliance of human-subjects research with federal regulations and institutional policies.

Chair: Stephen Latham

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Vice Chair: Madelon Baranoski

Committee Members:

• Anne Black • Brenda Bradley • Nadene Byrd-Yokley • Pilar Ciravolo • Dennis Curtis • Dan Kahan • Kaveh Khoshnood • David Klemanski • Brandy Lagner • Monika Lau • Adria Lawrence • Nathan Leach • Wendy Lewis • Kristi Lockhart • Vida Maralani • Carrie McDaniel • Kimberly Miniter • Cathleen Montano • Susan Rodrigues • Douglas Rogers • Emma Rose • Lorraine Siggins • Amy Smoyer • Rebecca Spaulding • Joseph Tomchak • Jiou Yu

Information Technology Services Advisory Committee

Purpose: This committee meets periodically to provide advice to the provost, the vice president for Finance and Business Operations, and Yale’s Chief Information Officer on Yale’s information technology policies, strategies, priorities and services in support of faculty and students

Committee Members:

• Daniel Abadi • Margaret Bellinger • Jasmina Besirevic-Regan • James Duncan • Paul Forscher • David Gabriel

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• Susan Gibbons • Steven Girvin • William Goetzmann • Matthew Jacobson • John Langbein • Paul McKinley • Leonard Peters • Russell Sharp • J Lloyd Suttle • Claudia Urry

Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)

Purpose: The University relies upon the IACUC to ensure that the care and use of animals involved in Yale’s research initiatives are humane, appropriate, and in compliance with relevant regulations and policies.

Committee Members:

Confidential Member list

Jackson Institute Executive Committee

Purpose: This group will provide valuable perspectives on a range of topics to do with the institute’s strategic direction

Chair: James Levinsohn

Committee Members:

• Elizabeth Bradley • Peter Crane • Alexander Evans • Amy Kapczynski • Robert Post • Ian Shapiro • Timothy Snyder • Aleh Tsyvinski

Provost’s Advisory Committee on International Activities

Purpose: Provide advise and guidance to the provost regarding the reorganizing and consolidating oversight of a variety of international activities into the Provost’s Office.

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Chair: Ben Polak

Committee Members:

• David Bach • Elizabeth Bradley • Jane Edwards • Donald Filer • James Levinsohn • Pericles Lewis • Linda Lorimer • Ian Shapiro

Provost’s Committee on Online Education

Purpose: This committee is charged with considering the critical issues that will arise as a result of our continued expansion of online education initiatives, including intellectual property rights, student privacy concerns, and the impact that new initiatives will have on Yale and on higher education in general. The group also reviews proposals from faculty who are interested in creating massive online open courses.

Chair: Craig Wright

Committee Members:

• Jack Balkin • Nicholas Barberis • Paul Bloom • Annie Cook • Eric Dufresne • Jennifer Frederick • Susan Gibbons • Ekaterina Ginzburg • Gary Kidney • Diana Kleiner • Linda Lorimer • James Saiers • Laurie Santos • Michael Schwartz • Rahul Singh • Scott Strobel • Laura Wexler • William Whobrey

Radiation Safety Committee

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Purpose: The Committee advises the president, the provost, and the director of Environmental Health and Safety on policy matters relating to the protection of faculty, students, and staff from radiation; oversees the activities of the Radiation Safety Section of Environmental Health and Safety; and ensures the University’s compliance with federal and state regulations and University policies regarding the use of radioactive materials and radiation sources.

Chair: William Summers

Committee Members:

• Karen Anderson • Jeffery Ashenfelter • Robert Bienstock • Richard Carson • Kevin Charbonneau • Ming-Kai Chen • Craig Crews • Indukala Doddamane • Yiyun Huang • Jason Killheffer • Steve Lamoreaux • Peter Reinhardt • Albert Sinusas • Cynthia Smith • Tammy Stemen • Mathew Varughese

Research Data Policy Committee

Purpose: The Research Data Policy Committee (RDPC) is charged with drafting a Research Data Policy For Yale University. The RDPC will recommend a policy that clearly defines the University’s commitment and core principles regarding research data,

Committee Members:

• Kristin Bogdan • Euan Cochrane • Lisa D’Angelo • Steven Girvin • Michelle Hudson • Kiran Keshav • Gary Kidney • Limor Makoul • Joseph Paolillo

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• Jill Parchuck • Peter Peduzzi • Andrew Rudczynski

Review Committee for the Faculty

Purpose: This committee plays an important role in ensuring the integrity and fairness of our appointments process and other faculty policies. The committee meets only when complaints are forwarded to it for consideration. The procedures of the committee are described in the Faculty Handbook, Chapters III.L and III.M. (http://provost.yale.edu/faculty-handbook).

Committee Members:

• Paul Bloom • Gary Brudvig • Hazel Carby • Carlos Eire • Menachem Elimelech • Paul Fry • Marcia Johnson • Catherine Panter-Brick • Frances McCall Rosenbluth • James Whitman

STEM Teaching Committee Purpose: This committee meets to discuss particular topics related to STEM teaching and attempt to reach resolution on a recommendations.

Chair: Scott Strobel

Committee Members:

• Ronald Breaker • Eric Dufresne • Jennifer Frederick • Tamar Gendler • Steven Girvin • Jonathan Holloway • Anthony Koleske • Scott Miller • Yair Minsky • W. Mark Saltzman • William Segraves

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• Paul L. Tipton • Paul Turner • Kyle Vanderlick • Huibin Zhou

Scholar Awards Committee

Purpose: This committee reviews internal candidates from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Yale School of Medicine for a variety of important competitive junior faculty awards, including for example, the Packard Fellowships. The committee meets approximately eight to 10 times per year.

Chair: David Zenisek

Committee Members:

• Vikki Abrahams • Yoram Alhassid • Karen Anderson • Amy Arnsten • Sarbani Basu • Christopher Burd • Sonia Caprio • John Carlson • Michael Crair • Barbara Ehrlich • Bryan Ford • Paul Forscher • Steven Girvin • Jaime Grutzendler • Patrick Holland • Scott Holley • Douglas Kankel • Jeffrey Kenney • Andre Levchenko • Andrew Miranker • Simon Mochrie • Thomas Near • Jeffrey Park • Jeffrey Powell • Daniel Prober • Gerald Shadel • Carolyn Slayman • Dieter Soll • Patrick Sung

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• Elsa Chui-Ying Yan

Shop Safety Committee

Purpose: The committee will play an important role in promoting the mission of the university by overseeing the safety of the Yale community using shops for both curricular and non-curricular purposes on campus.

Chair: Aaron Dollar

Committee Members:

• Vincent Bernardo • Robert Bienstock • Susan Cahan • John Campbell • Lisa D’Angelo • Anthony Ferrara • Roger Goode • Robert Klein • Marjorie Lemmon • Timothy Newton • Terence Nixon • Peter Reinhardt • William Reynolds • William Segraves • Cynthia Smith • Eric Sparks • Vincent Wilczynski

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the Divinity School

Purpose: The Provosts’ Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee (SAAC) for the Yale Divinity School, advises the provost with respect to the School’s strategic plans, the authorization of faculty positions, and the appointment or promotion of faculty to senior positions.

Chair: Ben Polak

Committee Members:

• Stephen Carter • John Collins • Jennifer Herdt • Hannan Hever

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• Alastair Minnis • Ben Polak • John Rogers • Basil Theofanidis

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the School of Architecture

Purpose: The Provosts’ Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee (SAAC) for the Yale School of Architecture, advises the provost with respect to the School’s strategic plans, the authorization of faculty positions, and the appointment or promotion of faculty to senior positions.

Chair: Ben Polak

Committee Members:

• Timothy Barringer • Richard Burger • Margaret Deamer • Keller Easterling • Frederick Gordon • Karsten Harries • Sheila de Bretteville

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the School of Art

Purpose: The Provosts’ Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee (SAAC) for the Yale School of Art, advises the provost with respect to the School’s strategic plans, the authorization of faculty positions, and the appointment or promotion of faculty to senior positions.

Chair: Ben Polak

Committee Members:

• Julie Dorsey • Rochelle Feinstein • Paul Fry • William Goetzmann • Martin Kersels • Diana Kleiner • Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen • Sheila de Bretteville

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the School of Drama

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Purpose: The Provosts’ Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee (SAAC) for the Yale School of Drama, advises the provost with respect to the School’s strategic plans, the authorization of faculty positions, and the appointment or promotion of faculty to senior positions.

Chair: Ben Polak

Committee Members:

• Andrew Dudley • Roberta Frank • David Kastan • Joseph Roach • Bronislaw Sammler • Catherine Sheehy • William Sledge

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies

Purpose: The Provost’s Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee (SAAC) for the School of Forestry, advises the provost with respect to the School’s strategic plans, the authorization of faculty positions, and the appointment or promotion of faculty to senior positions.

Chair: Ben Polak

Committee Members:

• Gary Brudvig • Peter Crane • Menachem Elimelech • Brian Leaderer • Peter Raymond • Carrie Redlich • James Saiers • Peter Schott • Kalyanakrishnan Sivaramakrishnan • Gunter Wagner • Jack Balkin

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the School of Management

Purpose: The Provost’s Standing Advisory and Appointment Committee (SAAC) for the Yale School of

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Management, advises the provost with respect to the school’s strategic plans, the authorization of faculty positions, and the appointment or promotion of faculty to senior positions.

Chair: Ben Polak

Committee Members:

• Elizabeth Bradley • Margaret Clark • Heather Gerken • Philip Haile • Henry Hansmann • Joshua Knobe • Andrew Metrick • Steven Pincus • Roberta Romano • Frances McCall Rosenbluth • Frederick Wherry

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the School of Music

Purpose: The Provosts’ Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee (SAAC) for the Yale School of Music, advises the provost with respect to the School’s strategic plans, the authorization of faculty positions, and the appointment or promotion of faculty to senior positions.

Chair: Ben Polak

Committee Members:

• Egbert Bakker • Christopher Bayes • Martin Bresnick • Ardis Butterfield • Ani Kavafian • Michael Veal

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the School of Nursing

Purpose: The Provosts’ Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee (SAAC) for the Yale School of Nursing, advises the provost with respect to the School’s strategic plans, the authorization of faculty positions, and the appointment or promotion of faculty to senior positions.

Chair: Ben Polak

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Committee Members:

• Jacob Hacker • Mary Knobf • Susan Mayne • Carolyn Mazure • Patrick O’Connor • Nancy Redeker • Stephanie Spangler • Fred Volkmar

Standing Advisory and Appointments Committee for the School of Public Health

Purpose: This Committee reviews candidates for appointments with and without term and, from time to time, is called upon to provide advice to the dean of the School of Medicine, the dean of Public Health, and the provost regarding matters of importance to YSPH. The Committee’s membership is comprised of the deans of the School of Medicine and the Faculty of Arts & Sciences, who serve ex officio as co-chairs, and representatives from the YSPH senior faculty, the YSM senior faculty of non-YSPH departments, and the senior faculty of non-YSM schools and departments.

Co-Chair: Robert Alpern, Co-Chair: Tamar Gendler

Committee Members:

• Serap Aksoy • Richard Breen • Erol Fikrig • Terri Fried • Theodore Holford • I George Miller • Stephanie O’Malley • David Pollard • Carrie Redlich • Craig Roy • Brian Scholl • Fiona Scott Morton • Frederick Wherry • Hongyu Zhao

Task Force on Data Access and Use

Purpose: This committee advises the president and provost on what “appropriate use” policies and protocals Yale should have in place relating to the use of Yale’s data.

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Chair: Gregory Huber

Committee Members:

• Jack Balkin • Megan Barnett • Richard Belitsky • Susan Bouregy • Alejandro Carrillo • Sheree Carter-Galvan • Joan Feigenbaum • Susan Gibbons • Joseph Ojo • Gabriel Olszewski • Leonard Peters • Soham Sankaran • Mark Schenker • Justine Walden

University Budget Committee

Purpose: Yale’s operating and capital budgets express in financial terms the wide array of programs and initiatives under way and planned. The need to understand what programs cost, how they are funded, and the implications of current decisions for the longer term well-being of the university are all subjects for constant review as we build the next budget and plan for the allocation of resources over the long term. The University Budget Committee (UBC) plays an important advisory role in this process.

Chair: Steve Berry, James Levinsohn

Committee Members:

• Michael Caplan • Joseph Crosby • Margaret Deamer • Beverly Gage • Marla Geha • Alan Gerber • Gregory Huber • James Levinsohn • Susan Mayne • Anna Marie Pyle • Peter Schott • Kyle Vanderlick • Cynthia Walker

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University Research Compliance Committee

Purpose: The Committee is charged with reviewing and addressing the institutional implications of existing and proposed legislation, regulations, and guidance that relate to the conduct of research at the University. In addition, the Committee advises the Office of the Provost, Research Administration, and the Office of General Counsel regarding means to enhance the research community’s understanding of and compliance with these regulations and related University policies. Finally, the Committee is called upon from time to time to review and make recommendations regarding issues relating to specific research compliance programs, such as those involving human subject protections and conflicts of interest.

Chair: Andrew Rudczynski

Committee Members:

• Sandra Alfano • Robert Bienstock • Susan Bouregy • Lisa D’Angelo • Donald Deyo • Troy Hallman • Judy Harris • Richard Jacob • Jason Killheffer • Marjorie Lemmon • Jill Pagliuca • Patricia Preisig • Peter Reinhardt • Cynthia Smith • Stephanie Spangler • Alice Tangredi-Hannon

University Safety Committee

Purpose: The University Safety Committee reviews, and provides advice to the leadership of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) regarding EHS policies and programs. The Committee includes representatives from University offices that have expertise in and responsibility for various aspects of campus safety and is therefore also positioned to address and advise the University leadership on a broad array of safety issues that go beyond EHS’s purview.

Chair: Stephanie Spangler

Committee Members:

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• Kirsten Bechtel • Robert Bienstock • Maria Bouffard • Donna Cable • Susan Cahan • Frank Casalaina • Kevin Charbonneau • Phillip Cundiff • Aaron Dollar • Paul Genecin • Roger Goode • Ronnell Higgins • Daniel Killen • Robert Klein • Kathryn Krier • Marjorie Lemmon • Janet Lindner • Carrie Redlich • Peter Reinhardt • William Reynolds • Andrew Rudczynski • W Dean Rupp • Bronislaw Sammler • Jacqueline Sessler • Cynthia Smith • William Summers • Alice Tangredi-Hannon • Dorothyann Van Rhijn • Alexander West • Steven Woznyk • Kurt Zilm

University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct

Purpose: The University-Wide Committee on Sexual Misconduct (UWC) is designed to address allegations of sexual misconduct of every kind and is available to students, faculty and staff across the University according to the guidelines.

Chair: David Post

Committee Members:

• Deborah Addington • Helen Caines • Kevin Charbonneau

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• Enrique De La Cruz • Michael Della Rocca • Sarah Demers Konezny • Saveena Dhall • Paul Genecin • Alfred Guy • Paul Hawkshaw • Tamar Holoshitz • Jay Humphrey • Catherine Jennings • Marija Kamceva • Tobias Kuehne • Douglas Kysar • Stephen Latham • Jane Lee • George Levesque • Kathryn Lofton • John Mayes • Susan Mayne • Susan Mayne • Jonathan Rajaseelan • Renuka Rangappa • Judith Resnik • Michael Rigsby • Robert Rohrbaugh • K Rouwenhorst • Alicia Schmidt Camacho • Ksenia Sidorenko • Ronald Smith • Mark Solomon • Andrea Stavoe • Priyamvada Sundaresan • Arthur Swersey • Lauren Tilton • Maria Trumpler • Elizabeth Villarreal • Jonathan Wyrtzen • David Zupko

Yale Quantum Institute Advisory Committee

Purpose: The Committee provides perspective and advise to the Yale Quantum Institute director and the provost.

Committee Members:

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• David DeMille • Michael Devoret • Steven Girvin • Jack Harris • Liang Jiang • Nicholas Read • Robert Schoelkopf • Daniel Spielman • A Douglas Stone • Hongxing Tang • Paul L. Tipton