Section I

Committees that advise broad campus programs or offices.

Committees that are included in the faculty/staff committee preference survey and whose membership is recommended to the President by the Committee on University Committees.

Unless specified by an asterisk (*), recommendations for membership on these committees will be approved by the Committee on Committees, and these committees will be included in the faculty/staff committee preference survey.

For information on committees and committee members, please click on the committee name listed.  To submit committee updates, email Christie Crowe at christie.crow@ua.edu.


Awards Committee

DUTIES: Recommend to the Vice President for Student Life recipients for the Algernon Sidney Sullivan, the William P. Bloom, the John Ramsey, the Morris Lehman Mayer, the Judy Bonner, and the Catherine J. Randall Awards.

COMPOSITION: This committee, consisting of at least fifteen members, shall include faculty, staff, and student representatives and a representative from the Faculty Senate. In addition, liaison members shall include the Vice President for Advancement, and the Senior Associate Vice President for Student Life, or their representatives. The Boards of Directors of both the Morris L. Mayer Award and the John Fraser Ramsey Award shall recommend for appointment to the committee a representative of each respective board who shall serve as an ex officio member of the committee. The board members recommended to serve need not be employees of The University of Alabama.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Vice President for Student Life

Membership
Mary Meares, Chair, Associate Professor, C&IS 2025
Maria Azrad, Assistant Professor, HES 2026
Megan Bailey, Assistant Professor, Honors 2025
Rebecca Ballard, Director, College Relations, Education 2026
Arleene Breaux, Associate Professor, Education 2024
Ana Corbalan, Professor, A&S 2024
Susan Dewey, Professor, A&S 2024
Nirmala Erevelles, Professor, Education 2026
Jerran Hill, Director, Student Life 2024
Abby Horton, Assistant Professor, Nursing 2025
Vickie Samuel, Coordinator, Grad. Student Services, Nursing 2026
Libo Tan, Associate Professor, HES 2025
Amy Traylor, Associate Professor, Social Work 2024
Hasan Isomitdinov, Instructor, Business, Faculty Senate Representative
Dalis Lumpkins, GSA President, Graduate Student Association Representative
Student Membership
Abby Morthland
Olivia Frazier
Malea Benjamin
Cameron Morgan
Marlie Thompson
Jacob Dunaway

Ex Officio Members:

Kenneth Grodner – Morris L. Mayer Award Board Representative

John Bolus – John Fraser Ramsey Award Board Representative

Liaison Members:

Victoria Giattina – Assistant Director, Student Life External Engagement

Amy Nichols – Director, Student Life Communications and External Engagement


Campus Master Plan Committee

COMPOSITION: This committee, consisting of up to nineteen members, shall include seven faculty members, representatives of the staff and local community, a Faculty Senate representative, a Professional Staff Assembly representative, a Graduate Student Association representative, and an OCT Staff Assembly representative.  There shall be three student representatives; one who lives off campus, one who lives in a residence hall, and one who lives in a fraternity or sorority house.  Consideration shall be given to geographic locations on campus in selecting University membership.  Included in the membership in an ex officio capacity are the following:  Academic Affairs Representative, Student Government Representative, Vice President for Community Affairs, Senior Associate VP for Campus Development, and Director of Housing & Residential Communities.  A faculty member and a staff member shall serve as co-chairs of the committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL: President, through the Executive Vice President and Provost and the Vice President for Financial Affairs

DUTIES: Advise the President and the University administration on the implementation, revision, and updating of the Campus Master Plan and Campus Landscape Master Plan; review proposed additions and changes to campus physical facilities, particularly for their adherence to the planning and development guidelines established in the Campus Master Plan; and submit recommendations for appropriate action to be taken on these proposals.

Membership
Matthew Therrell, Professor, A&S 2024, Faculty Co-Chair
Marina Klaric, Archival Technician, Libraries 2026, Staff Co-Chair
Melanie Danner, Director of Financial Affairs, C&IS 2025
Randy Decelle, Associate Professor, A&S 2024
Kim Lackey, Associate Professor, A&S 2026
Patricia Ratkovich, Assistant Professor, Libraries 2024
Donna Tucker, Program Assistant, Law 2024
John Vincent, Professor, A&S 2025
Latoya Scott, Associate VP, DEI 2026
Nicole Swoszowski, Professor, Education 2026
Jane Weida, Professor, CCHS 2025
Serena Blount, Senior Instructor, A&S, Faculty Senate Representative
Julie Salter, Professional Staff Assembly
Emelia Stuart Lynch, Graduate Student Association Member
Stephen Reinhart, Community Member

Ex Officio Members

Jordan Johnson, Associate Provost, Academic Affairs

Colin Doyle, SGA Representative

Matt Kerch, Executive Director, Housing & Residential Communities

Tim Leopard, Senior Associate Vice President for Campus Development

Samory Pruitt, VP for Community Affairs


Campus Security & Safety Committee

DUTIES: Advise the University administration, especially the offices of Student Affairs and Financial Affairs, on all matters pertaining to campus safety and security in general, and on student safety and security within and around residence halls, fraternity/sorority houses, recreation facilities, libraries, Ferguson Center, and student parking lots in particular.  Specifically, this committee is responsible for the following:

1. Review, evaluate, and provide recommendations on campus safety and security on the University campus to the University administration.

2. Examine and give feedback on student safety and security awareness programs on a continuing basis.

3. Assess and submit suggestions regarding foot, bicycle and motor vehicle traffic as well as transportation systems when and where warranted.

4. Evaluate and ensure that appropriate safety infrastructure (lighting, emergency phones, etc.) is available and operational.

COMPOSITION: This committee shall consist of seventeen voting members. Faculty and staff members will include three faculty and two staff representatives, a Faculty Senate representative, a Professional Staff Assembly representative, an OCT Staff Assembly representative, a Student and Campus Life Committee faculty representative, and a Retired Faculty/Staff representative. Student members will include two representatives from Greek Affairs, a Residence Hall Association representative (Men’s), a Residence Hall Association representative (Women’s), a Student Government Association representative, and two Graduate Student Association representatives, for a total of seven. There shall be ten ex officio members. Ex officio members will include a University Department of Public Safety representative, the Director of Risk Management, a Center for Advanced Public Safety (CAPS) representative, Office of Student Life representative, Housing and Residential Communities representative, Building/Grounds/Maintenance Department representative, Campus Planning Office representative, Women’s Resource Center Director, Student Health Center representative, and the Manager of Wellness and Work-Life. A faculty member and a staff member shall serve as co-chairs of the committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Vice President for Student Life

Membership
Bill Bergeron, Assistant Professor, Education 2025, Faculty Co-Chair
Valerie Trull, Project Director, Social Work 2025, Staff Co-Chair
Lucy Barnard-Brak, Professor, Education 2026
Juanita McMath, Assistant Professor, HES 2024Russell Smith – Assistant Director, Residential Life 2026
Russell Smith, Assistant Director, Residential Life 2026
Jenni Northam, Instructor, Business, Faculty Senate Representative
Brandon Wingler, Professional Staff Assembly Representative
Marcia Black – Sr. Office Associate, Mathematics, OCT Staff Assembly Representative
Bill McDonald, Retired Faculty/Staff Representative
Soloman Sesesle Ajasa, Graduate Student Association Representative
Mary Elizabeth Miller, Graduate Student Association Representative
Student Membership
Elle Moore, Greek Affairs Rep
Matt Scarpelli, Greek Affairs Rep
Chad Fortin, Men’s Residence Hall Association Rep
Lindsey Stinson, Women’s Residence Hall Association Rep
Chase Cowart, SGA Rep

Ex Officio Members
Matthew Kerch, Director, Housing & Residential Communities
Bryant Anderson, Bldg/Grounds/Maintenance Dept. representative
Paula Perry, Assoc. Director, Student Conduct
John Hooks/designee, Chief, University Police Department
Wade Bond, Director, Risk Management
Elle Shaaban-Magana, Exec. Director, Women’s and Gender Resource Center
Delynn Wilcox, Assistant Director, Student Health Center
Jeremy Pate/designee, Director, Center for Advanced Public Safety
Carolyn MacVicar, Manager, Wellness and Work-Life
Bonner Lee, Campus Planning Office Rep


Committee on University Committees

DUTIES: The Committee shall make recommendations to the President on the organization, membership, and duties of assigned standing committees, review and recommend any needed committee composition description changes as part of its annual duties and ensure that the committee compositions it recommends conform to the descriptions given in The University of Alabama Standing Committees document. In addition, this committee shall be a resource for committee chairs.

COMPOSITION: This committee shall consist of five faculty and four staff members, a Faculty Senate representative, a Professional Staff Assembly representative, an OCT Staff Assembly member, a Graduate Student Association representative and the SGA VP for Academic Affairs.  New faculty members are nominated by the Faculty Senate. The CUC Chair will provide a list of faculty interested in service on the CUC to the Faculty Senate President prior to the Senate’s February meeting. The Senate may select nominees from the list of interested faculty or provide its own candidates. The Senate President will communicate the Senate’s choices to the CUC Chair in March prior to the staffing meeting. In addition, the following ex officio members shall serve in a communications and advisory capacity: Associate Vice President for Human Resources and Executive Vice President and Provost. A faculty member and a staff member shall serve as co-chairs of the committee. The faculty and staff co-chairs of the committee are elected by the full voting committee membership from the pool of continuing faculty and staff members on the committee. The election takes place at the final meeting of the spring semester, with the new co-chairs assuming their duties at the end of spring semester.

REPORTING CHANNEL: President, through the Executive Vice President and Provost

Membership
Rona Donahoe, Professor, A&S 2024, Faculty Co-Chair
Jake Paul, Director of Development, A&S 2026, Staff Co-Chair
Jaber Abu Qahouq, Professor, Engineering 2025
Stacy Alley, Professor, A&S 2026
Tara Rose, Campbell, Program Asst., Student Affairs 2025
Vanessa Goepel, Executive Director, ODS 2024
Joni Lakin, Associate Professor, Education 2025
Amy Hutchinson, Professor, Education 2026
Shanikia Young, Asst. Director Online Programs, OTIDE 2024
Kim Colburn, Instructor, A&S, Faculty Senate Representative
Miranda McKee, Professional Staff Assembly
Debbie Fish, Program Asst., Women and Gender Resource Center, OCT Staff Assembly Representative
Johnny Foster, SGA VP for AA, Student Member

Ex Officio Members

Jim Dalton, Executive VP and Provost

Susan Norton, Assoc VP for Human Resources

Christa Morris, Administrative Specialist, Office for Academic Affairs

Juliana Proctor, Associate Director, OIRA


Committee on External Scholarship & Fellowships

DUTIES: Recruit or otherwise identify, nominate, advise, interview and, when required, endorse competitive undergraduate and graduate students for national and international external awards. These include but are not limited to Fulbright, Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell, Truman, Goldwater, Gates-Cambridge, Churchill, Clarendon, Boren, Udall and Critical Languages Scholarships. Recommend to the Provost/Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs improved methods of recruiting, advising, nominating and supporting candidates for these and similar external award programs.

COMPOSITION: The Director of the Office of External Scholarships and Fellowships chairs the Committee. The Executive Vice President & Provost or their designee appoints the committee’s membership. Members are appointed for a three-year renewable term. The Committee Chair will form subcommittees as needed to handle different categories of awards, e.g., international, national security, NSF and STEM scholarships, UK scholarships, Asia scholarships, etc.

Broad membership from across The University of Alabama faculty is desirable for recruitment of diverse, competitive student applicants. To that end, ten (10) members will be broadly representative of the University’s faculty. In addition to these, the Committee will include one appointed member from each of the following (6): Honors College, Capstone International, the Blount Scholars Program, the Graduate Council, the Undergraduate Council and the Faculty Senate. Campus Representatives for specific awards (Fulbright, Rhodes, Truman, Marshall, Mitchell, Gilman, etc.) serve as permanent ex officio members.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Executive Vice President and Provost via Honors College Dean

Membership
Tiffany Sippial, Honors College Dean
Lucy Kaufman (Marshall), Committee Chair & Director, Office of External Scholarships & Fellowships, History, Associate Professor, Permanent Ex Officio Member
Evan Clark (Mitchell, Truman), Committee Co-Chair & Asst. Director, Office of External Scholarships & Fellowship, Permanent Ex Officio Member
Susan Dewey, Graduate Council, 2023-2024
David Dixon, Chemistry, Professor, 2023-2026
Matthew Feminella (Fulbright), German, Associate Professor, Permanent Ex Officio Member
Jeff Gray (Goldwater), Director, Randall Research Scholars Program, Computer Science, Professor, 2023-2026
Tayler Kent (Boren, CLS), Capstone International Center, Permanent Ex Officio Member
John Kim (Churchill), Chemical & Biological Engineering, Associate Professor, 2023-2026
Megan Legerski (Fulbright), Capstone International Center, Permanent Ex Officio Member
Allen Linken, Political Science, Associate Professor, 2023-2026
Martha Makowski, Math, Associate Professor, 2023-2026
James McNaughton, English, Professor, 2023-2026
Tara Mock (Udall), Africana Studies, Honors, Assistant Professor 2023-2026
Katie O’Harra, Undergraduate Council, 2023-2024
Katrina Ramonell, Biological Sciences, Associate Professor, 2023-2026
Carolina Robinson (Gilman), Director, Education Abroad , Permanent Ex Officio Member
Brad Tuggle (Rhodes, Gates Cambridge), English, Honors, Associate Professor, Permanent Ex Officio Member
Heath Turner, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Professor, Permanent Ex Officio Member
Stan Westjohn, Marketing & International Business, Associate Professor, 2023-2026
Fred Whiting, Blount, English, Associate Professor, Permanent Ex Officio Member
Sara Whitver, Faculty Senate, Libraries, Associate Professor, 2023-2025
John Yoder, Biological Sciences, 2021-2024

Equal Opportunity Committee

DUTIES: Provide advice to the President on University policies and practices related to equal employment opportunity and equal educational opportunity.

COMPOSITION:  This committee shall consist of no more than fourteen members and include representatives from the faculty, staff, students, the Faculty Senate, the Professional Staff Assembly, and the OCT Staff Assembly. In addition, the University Title IX Compliance Officer shall serve ex officio and an ex officio group composed of appropriate administrators will work with this committee. A faculty member and a staff member shall serve as co-chairs of the committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Executive Vice President and Provost

Membership
Sheila Black, Associate Professor, A&S 2026, Faculty Co-Chair
Hannah Berman, Manager of Online Recruitment, OTIDE, Staff Co-Chair, Professional Staff Assembly Representative
Kim Colburn, Instructor, A&S 2024
Aislinn O’Donohoe, Assistant Professor, A&S 2026
Vonda James, Protocol Analyst, ORED 2024
Cassandra Simon, Associate Professor, Social Work 2025
Shayla Smith, Field Coordinator, Social Work 2025
Lisa Young, Advisor, OTIDE 2025
Anil Mujumdar, Assistant Professor, Law School, Faculty Senate Representative
Tara Rose Campbell, Program Assistant, Student Governance and Citizenship, OCT Staff Assemble Representative
Raven Young, Graduate Student Association Representative
Bella Loia, Student Member
Kaytie Colbert, Student Member
Beth Howard, University Title IX Compliance Officer, Ex Officio Member

Faculty & Staff Benefits Committee

DUTIES: Advise the Vice President for Financial Affairs on University benefit programs. Keep the faculty and staff informed as to the current status of these programs.

COMPOSITION: This committee consists of eighteen representatives of the University faculty and staff from all divisions, a graduate student, a Faculty Senate representative, a Professional Staff Assembly representative, an OCT Staff Assembly representative, a Facilities & Maintenance representative, a retired faculty member, and a retired staff member. In addition, the Director of the Wellness and Health Promotion Program, the Associate Vice President for Human Resources, the Director of Government Relations, and the Manager of Benefits shall serve as ex officio members.  A faculty member and a staff member shall serve as co-chairs of the committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL:  Vice President for Finance and Operations

Membership
Steven Ritchie, Associate Professor, Engineering 2024, Faculty Co-Chair
Susan Page, Grant Writer, CCHS 2024, Staff Co-Chair
Sandi Estes, Clinical Assistant Professor, Nursing 2026
Tamer Elsayed, Associate Professor, CCHS 2025
Cindy Franks, Administrative Secretary, A&S 2025
Darlene Hicks, Office Associate II, Education 2026
Jennifer Humber, Director, HES 2024
Osielia Lewis, Administrative Assistant, DEI 2024
Lindsey Lowry, Assistant Professor, Libraries 2024
Maura Mills, Associate Professor, Business 2025
John Petrovic, Professor, Education 2025
Ariane Prohaska, Associate Professor, A&S 2024
Emily Rothenbacher, Institutional Research Analyst, Academic Affairs 2026
Teri Terry, Executive Director, OTIDE 2025
Krista Trimm, Assist. Dir. of Student Affairs and Medical Ed., CCHS 2026
Jessika White, Marketing & Communications Manager, OTIDE 2026
Thomas Weida, Academic Associate Dean, CCHS 2026
Daphne Wright, Contract Administrator, Finance & Operations 2025
Rona Donahoe, Professor, A&S, Faculty Staff Representative
Sonia Potter, Accountant, Business, Professional Staff Assembly Representative
Kim Thrower, Accounting Assistant, Business, OCT Staff Assembly Representative
Collin Sewell, Manager, Building Maintenance, Facilities & Maintenance Representative
Dan Meissner, Retired Faculty Member
Marie Robbins, Retired Staff Member
Heaven Cauble, Graduate Student

Ex Officio Members

Sandra Abrams, Assistant Director of Benefits

Erica Shumate, Director of Benefits

Susan Norton, Senior Associate VP & Chief Human Resources Officer

Jennifer Richardson, Administrative Specialist

Clay Ryan, Vice Chancellor for Governmental Affairs


Information Technology Committee

DUTIES: Actively participate in forming an engaging, proactive information technology vision for the University of Alabama. Facilitate communication to/from faculty, staff, students and other IT Governance committees and OIT on information technology issues. Provide feedback and input on information technology initiatives on campus. Study, review, and recommend to the Provost/Executive Vice President and the Vice Provost for Information Technology policies and implementation plans related to information technology on the campus with particular attention given to the instructional and research needs of faculty, staff and students.

COMPOSITION: The committee shall consist of twenty voting members. Membership will include nine faculty members, five professional staff members, three students (2 undergraduate, 1 graduate) from diverse academic divisions, a Faculty Senate representative, a Professional Staff Assembly representative, and an OCT Staff Assembly representative. The Provost/Executive Vice President shall appoint one department chair as an ex-officio committee member. One representative from the Office of the Vice Provost for Information Technology will serve in an ex-officio, non-voting role. A faculty member and a staff member shall serve as co-chairs of the committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Vice Provost for Information Technology

Membership
Marco Bonizzoni, Assistant Professor, A&S 2026, Faculty Co-Chair
Peter Pierre, Registrar, Engineering 2026, Staff Co-Chair
Michael Avant, Registrar, School of Law 2025
Jason Blumenthal, Instructor, HES 2024
Barbara Brickman, Professor, A&S 2024
Nancy Brinson, Assistant Professor, C&IS 2025
Karen Burns, Assistant Director, CIT 2026
Brian Clark, Assistant Professor, Libraries 2025
Kc Culver, Assistant Professor, Education 2026
Emily Doran, Fund Specialist, Advancement 2025
Ayanjeet Ghosh, Assistant Professor, A&S 2024
Rachel Thompson, Director of CIT, OAA 2025
Kellin Treadway, Instructor, A&S 2026
Courtney McGahey, Assistant Professor, HES, Faculty Senate Representative
Frederick Mackey, Professional Staff Assembly Representative
Glynda McIver, Accounting Specialist, Strategic Communications, OCT Staff Assembly Representative
Matthew Stumpf, Graduate Student Representative
Sid Elkins, Undergraduate Student Representative

Ex Officio Members

Ivon Foster-McGowan, OIT Instructional Technology

Patrick LeClair, Department Chair, Physics, A&S


International Education Committee

DUTIES: Assist the administration in promoting, supporting, and encouraging the international life of the campus and the enhancement of the overseas experiences of UA students, as well as the enrichment of the on-campus experiences of UA international students. The IEC accomplishes this mission through promoting awareness of and advocacy for international activities, both curricular and co-curricular, at The University of Alabama. The committee will review and support international activities at the individual college level, as well as identify opportunities to contribute to the overall growth of international education and global awareness for students, staff and faculty of The University of Alabama.

COMPOSITION: This committee shall consist of one faculty representative from each of the following colleges and schools: (Representation will be selected by the Committee on University Committees, with consultation with the Deans when necessary) Arts & Sciences, Business, Communication and Information Sciences, Community Health Sciences, Education, Engineering, Honors, Human Environmental Sciences, Law, Nursing and Social Work. Other faculty and staff members include: (a) the Faculty Senate representative, (b) the Professional Staff Assembly representative and (c) an OCT Staff Assembly representative. The committee shall also include three student representatives, with one student appointed by the International Student Association, one student appointed by the SGA, and one student appointed by the GSA who have demonstrated commitment to international education such as participation in a study-abroad program. The membership should also include two community members, appointed through the President’s Office. Ex officio members (or that person’s designee) shall include the following: Associate Provost for International Education and Global Outreach as standing co-chair, Director of the Crossroads Civic Engagement Center, Graduate School Representative, Director, Education Abroad, Vice President for Community Affairs, Office of International Students and Scholars, Director, English Language Institute, Housing and Residential Communities representative, Undergraduate International Admissions Officer, Graduate International Admissions Officer and University Registrar. The administrative ex officio shall be non-voting members. A faculty member shall chair the committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Executive Vice President and Provost

Membership
John Latta, Assistant Professor, Honors 2025, Chair
Mudasir Andrabi, Assistant Professor, Nursing 2024
John Burgess, Assistant Professor, C&IS  2025
Stephen Caldiero, Instructor, A&S 2026
Isabelle Drewelow, Associate Professor, A&S 2024
Rana Eloubeidi, Clinical Assistant Professor, Education 2026
John Higginbotham, Director, Institute for Rural Health, CCHS 2025
Dan Joyner, Professor, Law 2024
Tania Alameda-Lawson, Associate Professor, SW 2025
David Mothersbaugh, Associate Dean, Business 2024
Michelle Rose, Instructor, HES 2026
Catherine Smith, Assistant Professor, Libraries 2024
Sushma Kotru, Associate Professor, Engineering, Faculty Senate Representative
Heidi Benstead, Program Coordinator, Nursing, Professional Staff Assembly
Kimberly Sennett, OCT Staff Assembly Representative
Cameron Doyle, SGA representative, Student Member
Omid Reyhanigalangashi, International Student Association Representative, Student Member
Solomon Sesesei Ajasa, Graduate Student Association Representative
Mandi Pruthi, Community Member
Minda Paxton, Community Member

Ex Officio Members
Matthew Kerch, Executive Director, Housing and Residential Communities
Michelle Awondo, Assistant Director, International Admissions & Recruitment
Susan Carvalho, Dean, Graduate School
Ken Foshee, University Registrar, Student Records
Lane McLelland, Director, Crossroads Civic Engagement Center
Samory Pruitt, Vice President for Community Affairs
Teresa Wise, Associate Provost for International Education & Global Outreach
Amy Taylor, Director, English Language Institute
Amanda Maltbie, International Graduate Admissions Officer
Charter Morris, Director, International Services


Libraries Committee

DUTIES: Study library needs in view of the academic programs and advise the Provost/Academic Vice President and the Dean of Libraries on matters of general library resources, (i.e., staffing needs in the library, service needs such as freshman library orientation, the operating budget of the library, the conditions of storage and the means which may best integrate the library program with the research, instructional, and service activities of the institution.)

COMPOSITION: This committee shall consist of a maximum of six faculty and staff who are representative of broad University interests; including three individuals who represent the humanities/performing arts, social/behavioral sciences, and natural sciences/math. In addition, this committee shall consist of representatives selected by the deans from each academic division; plus two undergraduate students, two graduate students, a Faculty Senate representative, a Professional Staff Assembly representative, and an OCT Staff Assembly representative. The following shall serve in an ex officio capacity: Dean of Libraries and Dean of the Graduate School. A faculty member and a staff member shall serve as co-chairs of the committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Executive Vice President and Provost

Membership
Debra Nelson-Gardell, Associate Professor, SW 2025, Faculty Co-Chair
Benjamin Northrup, Operations Manager, Libraries 2025, Staff Co-Chair
Rhonda Crim, Director of Alumni Publications, Advancement 2026
Alexis Davis-Hazell, Assistant Professor, A&S 2024
Igor Fedin, Assistant Professor, A&S 2024
Anne Franklin Lamar, Instructor, A&S 2026
Susan Williams, Associate Professor, A&S, Faculty Senate Representative
Laila Marker, Database Administrator, OIT, Professional Staff Assembly Representative
Allyson Holliday, Library Assistant III, University Libraries, OCT Staff Assembly Representative
Heaven Cauble, Graduate Student Association Representative
Elliott Lapin, Graduate Student Association Representative
Johnny Foster, Student Member
Savannah Spring, Student Member

Ex Officio Members
Donald Gilstrap, Dean, University Libraries
Susan Carvalho, Associate Provost & Dean, Graduate School



Parking and Transportation Committee

DUTIES: Study, review, and recommend to the Vice President for Financial Affairs policies and practices that guide the development of the parking and transportation systems on University owned properties.

COMPOSITION: This committee shall consist of no more than twenty-five members, including six student representatives (one of which is a graduate student), and a representative of the Faculty Senate, a representative from the Professional Staff Assembly, and a representative from the OCT Staff Assembly. Consideration shall be given to geographic locations on campus in selection of University membership and Faculty-Staff balance in the Appeals Subcommittee.  In addition, the following representatives shall serve as ex-officio members: Director of Public Safety, Director of Transportation Services, Campus Landscape Architect, Manager of University Facilities, Retired Faculty Member, City of Tuscaloosa Traffic Engineer, Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue and an SGA representative. A faculty member and a staff member shall serve as co-chairs of the committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL:  Vice President for Finance and Operations

Membership
Cheryl Hines, Assistant Professor, Nursing 2024, Faculty Co-Chair
Kayla Glass, Clinical Assistant Professor, Nursing 2026, Faculty Co-Chair
Clif McIntosh, Assistant Director, Student Life 2024, Staff Co-Chair
Becky Atkinson, Associate Professor, Education 2026
Carrie Barnes, Administrative Specialist & Office Manage, ELI 2025
Chelsea Fancher, Asst. Dir. Of Online Program Operations, OTIDE 2025
Jim Gleason, Professor, A&S 2026
Carl Hancock, Professor, A&S 2023
Kirsten Hargrove, Associate Director, Business Services, Student Life 2024
Carleen Johnson, Tax Office, Finance and Operations 2025
Catherine Johnson, Senior Buyer, Purchasing, Financial Affairs 2026
Abhay Lidbe, Associate Research Engineer, ORED 2024
John Petrovic, Professor, Education 2023
Cecil Robinson, Associate Professor, CCHS 2024
Matthew Valasik, Associate Professor, A&S 2025
Mary Louise Waller, Real Estate Develop. Manager, Financial Affairs 2026
Rita Yessick, Instructor, Academic Outreach, OTIDE 2025
Carl Hancock, Professor, A&S, Facutly Senate Representative
David Duff, Music Director, AL Public Radio, OCT Staff Assembly Representative
Kevin Almond, TUARA Representative, Retired Faculty Representative
Matthew Stumpf, Graduate Student Association Representative
Student Members
Asar Ahmad
Eddie Hernandez
Preston McGee
Lily Skiles
Kayrie Weldon

Ex Officio Members

Ralph Clayton, Associate VP for Public Safety
Randy Smith, Fire Chief, Tuscaloosa Fire and Rescue Services
Chris D’Esposito, Director of Transportation ServicesBonner Lee – Campus Landscape Architect, Planning
Selvin Greene, P.E, City of Tuscaloosa Traffic Engineer
Michael Sumners, Manager, Building Maintenance, Facilities
Olivia Frazier, SGA Representative



Student and Campus Life Committee

DUTIES: Advise the University administration, especially the offices of student life and public safety, concerning issues which have an impact on the quality of student life, the social character, and the development of students.

COMPOSITION: This committee shall consist of eleven faculty/staff persons:  four faculty members, a Faculty Senate representative, a Professional Staff Assembly representative, an OCT Staff Assembly representative and four staff members; 10 student members and eight ex officio members. Student members shall include a student co-chair appointed by VPSA, a Student Life Committee representative, an International Student Association representative, a Queer Student Association representative, a Residence Hall Association (RHA) representative, a SOURCE board representative, the Graduate Student Association President, the Student Government Association VPSA, the Black Student Union President and a Coordinating Council of Honor Societies representative.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Vice President for Student Life

Membership
Lori Greene, Instructor, HES 2024, Faculty Co-Chair
Andrew Fairburn, SGA VPSL, Student Co-Chair
Alicia Browne, Director of Housing Administration, Student Affairs 2026
Andrew Dewar, Professor, A&S 2026
Brittany Gregg, Assistant Director, ODS, Academic Affairs 2026
Mary Holliday, Academic Advisor, Business 2025
Hee Lee, Professor, Social Work 2025
Wendy McMillian, Registrar, A&S 2024
Kathleen Morris, Instructor, Engineering 2025
Dale Dickinson, Associate Professor, CCHS, Faculty Senate Representative
Cynthia Thompson, Assistant Director, Campus Mail, Professional Staff Assembly Representative
Catherine Walker, Executive Secretary, Graduate School, Graduate Student Association Representative
Student Members
Tre Turner, Student Life Committee
Omid Reyhanigalangashi, International Student Association
Sean Atchison, Queer Student Association
Raven Young, Residence Hall Association
Luisa Colin, The SOURCE Board
Josia King-Rogers, Black Student Union
Frances Buntain, Coord. Council for Honor Societies
Fatima Dhondia

Ex Officio Members

Tod Borst, Office of Student Conduct
Patricia Wilson, Executive Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life
Stacy Jones, Dean of Students
Delynne Wilcox, Assistant Director, Student Health Center
Matthew Kerch, Executive Director, Housing and Residential Communities

David Blair, Director of Veteran and Military Affairs, Student Life

Rosalind Moore-Miller/designee, Asst. VP for Student Engagement
John Hooks/designee, Chief, UAPD


Student Health Committee

DUTIES: Advise the Vice President, Division of Student Life, on all policies affecting health and health care delivery for students and make recommendations regarding the operating policies, procedures and support for the Student Health Center and Pharmacy.​

COMPOSITION: This committee shall consist of no more than twenty members including six to eight faculty and staff; five student representatives, at least one must be a graduate student; a divisional registrar; one Faculty Senate representative; one Professional Staff Assembly representative; and one OCT Staff Assembly representative. The Dean of the Graduate School and Executive Director of the Student Health Center shall serve as ex officio members. One faculty/staff person and one student representative will serve as co-chairs of this committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Vice President of Student Life

Membership
Paige Johnson, Associate Professor, Nursing 2025, Faculty Co-Chair
Leah Cheatham, Assistant Professor, Social Work 2024
Quincy Hall, Academic Advisor I, Business 2025
Emily Lund, Assistant Professor, Nursing 2026
Mark Parker, Instructor, Nursing 2024
Melinda Wallace, Executive Director, Financial Compliance, FA 2026
Brad Porter, Registrar, Culverhouse College of Business 2025
Kristi Acker, Clinical Associate Professor, Nursing, Faculty Senate Representative
Shelley Vold, Academic Advisor, Student Services, Professional Staff Assembly Representative
Leslie Davis, Administrative Specialist, HES, OCT Staff Assembly Representative
Mary Elizabeth Miller, Graduate Student Association Representative
Emilia Stuart Lynch, Graduate Student Association Representative
Emily Kinsey, Student Member
Olivia Khan, Student Member
Wes Bryant, Student Member

Ex Officio Members
Susan Carvalho, Associate Provost & Dean, Graduate School
Karen Burgess, Executive Director, Student Health Center



University Recreation Committee

DUTIES: Advise the Director of University Recreation and the Vice President for Student Affairs regarding the programmatic issues of Recreational Sports, Recreation Services, and the operations of the University Aquatic Center and the Student Recreation Center. Provide specific advisory guidance with respect to the development and coordination of facility expansion planning and review, membership fees and policy and procedures of each of the programmatic elements of University recreation.

COMPOSITION: This committee shall consist of no more than eighteen members, including at least six representatives from the faculty and staff, five student representatives, including a Graduate Student Association representative, a Faculty Senate representative, a Professional Staff Assembly representative, and an OCT Staff Assembly representative.  In addition, the following shall serve as an ex-officio member: Director, University Recreation; Director, Tuscaloosa P.A.R.A., or their representatives; Manager of Wellness and Work-Life and one community representative will be included. One faculty/staff person and one student representative will serve as co-chairs of this committee.

REPORTING CHANNEL: Vice President for Student Life

Membership
Anneliese Bolland, Assistant Professor, C&IS 2024, Faculty Co-Chair
Tregan Holterman, Student Co-Chair
Bill Martin, Associate Professor, A&S 2025
Karleigh Riesen, Assistant Professor, Libraries 2025
Lisa Tyner, Administrative Specialist, Nursing 2026
Jay Waters, Senior Instructor, C&IS 2026
Elizabeth Woodruff, Associate Professor, Education 2024
Gayle Faught, Assistant Professor, A&S, Faculty Senate Representative
Craig Mattox, Planned Giving Officer, Advancement, Professional Staff Assembly Representative
Anna Locklier-McJenkin, Administrative Specialist, Student Life, OCT Staff Assemble Representative
Elliot Lapin, Graduate Student Association Representative
Eric Doh, Student Member
Cate Brownlee, Student Member
Samad Gillani, Student Member
Barry Lawrence, Community Representative

Ex Officio Members
Scott Elliott, Executive Director, University Recreation
Brian C. Davis, Executive Director, Tuscaloosa PARA
Carolyn MacVicar, Manager of Wellness and Work-Life