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20210415 Degree Admin.Xlsx NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Office of the President Dione D Somerville President/Chief Executive Officer TOLEDO PHD University of Pennsylvania Dione D Somerville President/Chief Executive Officer TOLEDO MA Bowling Green State University Dione D Somerville President/Chief Executive Officer TOLEDO BA Ohio Northern University Steven M Harrison Director, Public Safety/Chief of Police TOLEDO MCJ Boston University Steven M Harrison Director, Public Safety/Chief of Police TOLEDO BS Tiffin University Patricia M Jezak Assistant to the President and Secretary to the Board of Trustees TOLEDO BS Bowling Green State University Patricia M Jezak Assistant to the President and Secretary to the Board of Trustees TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Jason V Morris Executive Director, Human Resources TOLEDO BA University of Toledo Lisa L Nagel General Counsel/Vice President, Administration TOLEDO JD University of Toledo Lisa L Nagel General Counsel/Vice President, Administration TOLEDO BA Miami University Office of the Academic Affairs Denise S Smith Vice President, Academic Affairs/Provost TOLEDO PHD University of the Cumberlands Denise S Smith Vice President, Academic Affairs/Provost TOLEDO MA University of Toledo Denise S Smith Vice President, Academic Affairs/Provost TOLEDO BA Tiffin University Julie L Baker Dean, Findlay Campus FINDLAY MA Bowling Green State University Julie L Baker Dean, Findlay Campus FINDLAY MBA University of Toledo Julie L Baker Dean, Findlay Campus FINDLAY BA University of Toledo Jane A Berger Director, Library Services TOLEDO MILS Wayne State University Jane A Berger Director, Library Services TOLEDO BA Wayne State University Tracy A Campbell Assistant Director, Advanced Manufacturing and FAME (Findlay) TOLEDO BS Franklin University Tracy A Campbell Assistant Director, Advanced Manufacturing and FAME (Findlay) TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Stephanie E Ford Business Development and Director, Program Development TOLEDO MBA University of Toledo Stephanie E Ford Business Development and Director, Program Development TOLEDO BA University of Toledo Anne L Fulkerson Director, Institutional Research TOLEDO PHD University of Toledo Anne L Fulkerson Director, Institutional Research TOLEDO MA University of Toledo Anne L Fulkerson Director, Institutional Research TOLEDO BA University of Toledo Levi G Good Director, Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship Programs TOLEDO MBA Bluffton College Levi G Good Director, Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship Programs TOLEDO BA Ohio Northern University Justin H Huber Director, Aspire Program (Grant,Funded) TOLEDO MA Bowling Green State University Justin H Huber Director, Aspire Program (Grant,Funded) TOLEDO Graduate Bowling Green State University Justin H Huber Director, Aspire Program (Grant,Funded) TOLEDO BAC Bowling Green State University NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY James T Jackson Director, Fast Track Program TOLEDO MED Kutztown University of Pennsylvania James T Jackson Director, Fast Track Program TOLEDO BSBA Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Mark Karamol Director, E,Learning TOLEDO MA The George Washington University Mark Karamol Director, E,Learning TOLEDO BA University of Toledo Erica M Parish Dean, Accreditation and Academic Support TOLEDO MBA Bowling Green State University Erica M Parish Dean, Accreditation and Academic Support TOLEDO BGS University of Michigan‐Ann Arbor Quinton D Roberts Dean, Workforce and Community Services TOLEDO JD College of William And Mary Quinton D Roberts Dean, Workforce and Community Services TOLEDO MA Webster University Quinton D Roberts Dean, Workforce and Community Services TOLEDO BS US Air Force Academy Jaime L Wineland Director, Workforce and Community Operations TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College School of Business, Hospitality Management and Public Safety Michael E Pfahl Dean, School of Business, Hospitality Management and Public Safety TOLEDO PHD Ohio University Michael E Pfahl Dean, School of Business, Hospitality Management and Public Safety TOLEDO MA Ohio University Michael E Pfahl Dean, School of Business, Hospitality Management and Public Safety TOLEDO MBA University of Toledo Michael E Pfahl Dean, School of Business, Hospitality Management and Public Safety TOLEDO BA Ohio University Michael E Pfahl Dean, School of Business, Hospitality Management and Public Safety TOLEDO BBA Ohio University Joann L Gruner Chair, Food, Nutrition and Hospitality TOLEDO MBA Tiffin University Joann L Gruner Chair, Food, Nutrition and Hospitality TOLEDO BS The Ohio State University Elizabeth D King Chair, Business Technologies TOLEDO MOL Lourdes University Elizabeth D King Chair, Business Technologies TOLEDO BA University of Toledo Richard E Ottensman Chair, Fire Services TOLEDO Matthew A Phillips Chair, Emergency Services Technology TOLEDO BSE Bowling Green State University School of Liberal Arts Michael A Sander Dean, School of Liberal Arts TOLEDO MM Southern Methodist University Michael A Sander Dean, School of Liberal Arts TOLEDO BM Bowling Green State University Michelle A Arbogast Chair, Teacher Education and Human Services TOLEDO PHD University of Toledo Michelle A Arbogast Chair, Teacher Education and Human Services TOLEDO MED University of Toledo Michelle A Arbogast Chair, Teacher Education and Human Services TOLEDO BSBA Bowling Green State University L S Deaner Chair, Social and Behavioral Sciences TOLEDO MA Ohio University L S Deaner Chair, Social and Behavioral Sciences TOLEDO BA Concord College Jeremy T Meier Chair, Fine and Performing Arts TOLEDO MFA The Ohio State University NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Jeremy T Meier Chair, Fine and Performing Arts TOLEDO BA Central Michigan University School of Nursing and Health Professions Catherine A Ford Dean, School of Nursing and Health Professions TOLEDO MED University of Toledo Catherine A Ford Dean, School of Nursing and Health Professions TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Catherine A Ford Dean, School of Nursing and Health Professions TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Suellen D Barnum Chair, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Program TOLEDO MASTER University of Phoenix Suellen D Barnum Chair, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Program TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Suellen D Barnum Chair, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Program TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Suellen D Barnum Chair, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Program TOLEDO Amer Registry Radiologic Tech Suellen D Barnum Chair, Magnetic Resonance Imaging Program TOLEDO ODH, Radiographer Veronica L Burgert Chair, Medical Assisting Program TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Veronica L Burgert Chair, Medical Assisting Program TOLEDO DIP Stautzenberger College Skytha Y Fleming Chair, Health Information Technology TOLEDO MED University of Toledo Skytha Y Fleming Chair, Health Information Technology TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Skytha Y Fleming Chair, Health Information Technology TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Skytha Y Fleming Chair, Health Information Technology TOLEDO Reg Health Info Admin Irene K Jones Chair, Nursing TOLEDO MSN University of Phoenix Irene K Jones Chair, Nursing TOLEDO BSN Eastern Michigan University Irene K Jones Chair, Nursing TOLEDO RN Lori L Maynard Chair, Surgical Technology Program TOLEDO BBA Tiffin University Lori L Maynard Chair, Surgical Technology Program TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Julie K Posey Chair, General and Vascular Sonography TOLEDO BAS Siena Heights University Julie K Posey Chair, General and Vascular Sonography TOLEDO AAS Owens Community College Barbara A Seguine Chair, Occupational Therapy Assistant Program TOLEDO MA University of Phoenix Barbara A Seguine Chair, Occupational Therapy Assistant Program TOLEDO BINS Lourdes University Barbara A Seguine Chair, Occupational Therapy Assistant Program TOLEDO AAS Lourdes University NAME TITLE CAMPUS DEGREE COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY Barbara A Seguine Chair, Occupational Therapy Assistant Program TOLEDO Nat'l Board Certificate Occupational Therapy Christine M Smith Chair, Radiologic Technology Program TOLEDO MS Capella University Christine M Smith Chair, Radiologic Technology Program TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Elizabeth A Tronolone Chair, Dental Hygiene Programs TOLEDO MOL Lourdes University Elizabeth A Tronolone Chair, Dental Hygiene Programs TOLEDO BS Marquette University Bradley A Wood Chair, Physical Therapist Assistant Program TOLEDO MA Nova Southeastern University Bradley A Wood Chair, Physical Therapist Assistant Program TOLEDO BAHS Nova Southeastern University Bradley A Wood Chair, Physical Therapist Assistant Program TOLEDO AS St. Petersburg Junior College School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Yojana Sharma Dean, School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics TOLEDO PHD Indian Institute of Technology ‐ India Yojana Sharma Dean, School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics TOLEDO BS University of Delhi Rhea Y Busick Chair, Life and Natural Sciences TOLEDO PHD University of Toledo Rhea Y Busick Chair, Life and Natural Sciences TOLEDO BS University of Toledo Gregory S Gibbs Chair, Applied Engineering and Industrial Technologies TOLEDO BSAS Miami University Sherri S Johnson Chair, Transportation Technologies TOLEDO MS Spring Arbor College Sherri S Johnson Chair, Transportation Technologies TOLEDO BA Spring Arbor College Sherri S Johnson Chair, Transportation Technologies TOLEDO AAB Owens Community College Sherri S Johnson Chair, Transportation Technologies TOLEDO Certificateifie d Admin Professional Diana L Stachowiak Chair, Electrical Engineering and Computer Technologies TOLEDO PHD University
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