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2020 Membership Directory Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of Pennsylvania 101 North Front Street Harrisburg, PA 17101-1405 (717) 232-8649 2020 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 1 Dear AICUP Members: AICUP Staff is pleased to present the 2020 Membership Directory. Special thanks goes to the Executive and Administrative Assistants in the Presidents’ offices at our member institutions for providing up-to-date information and for reviewing our data entry. While every attempt has been made to create an accurate, current list of institutional contacts, we realize there will be changes after going to print which is why there will be a quarterly update available online throughout the year. Please contact AICUP at any time to provide changes and corrections. This data is maintained in our Contact Management System and is used frequently throughout the year for mailings, invitations and other communications. AICUP Staff hopes our member institutions will use the AICUP Membership Directory as a tool to make valuable contacts with personnel in similar positions across the state. Also, staff can access the contact information listed in the middle section of the directory of our Corporate Affiliates when specific services or products are needed. AICUP Corporate Affiliates support the Association monetarily and agree to serve AICUP members with integrity and professionalism. Many of these affiliates are AICUP-Endorsed Program Providers or AICUP Member Preferred Providers. We also encourage you to identify your State Legislators in the third section of the directory. 22 Using the Directory AUP has identified institutional positions that are common across all colege and universit campuses While the titles var the roes are similar o maximize the usefulness of the director for mailings and invitations to individuals in similar roes the positions are consistent as numbered for each schoo. Please note: a) When an individual fills multiple roles on campus his or her contact information is repeated, b) If a position does not exist at an institution or has not been filled, “vacant” appears and c) the President is not numbered and found in the left hand corner. Key to Directory Positions 1. ontact the President via: 9. Government Reations ontact 2. Chief Academic fficer 10. hief inancial Aid Officer 3. hief eveopment fficer 11. irector of omputing ervices 4. hief inancial fficer 12. hief areer Pacement fficer 5. hief tudent eveopment fficer 13. irector orpoundations elations 6. hief Admissions fficer 14. hief acilities Officer 7. irector of nstitutional esearch 15. hief uman esources fficer 8. hief Pubic eations Officer 33 Thomas P. Foley, J.D., President (717) 232-8649 AICUP Fax: (717) 233-8574 101 North Front Street [email protected] Harrisburg, PA 17101 (717) 232-8649 Visit our website: www.aicup.org Ms. Meredith Jones Executive Assistant to the President (717) 232-8649 x230 [email protected] Mr. Tim Alexander Vice President of Finance & Administration (717) 232-8649 x222 [email protected] Ms. Nichole Duffy Vice President of Government Relations (717) 232-8649 x227 [email protected] Mr. Ron Uroda Vice President of Research (717) 232-8649 x236 [email protected] Mr. Kyle Weber Accounting Manager & Database Specialist (717) 232-8649 x235 [email protected] Ms. Gayle Baker Manager of Research & Special Studies (717) 232-8649 x229 [email protected] Ms. Kelly Carli Manager of Collaboration Events & (717) 232-8649 x240 [email protected] Outreach Ms. Casey Trinkaus Manager of Communications (717) 232-8649 x232 [email protected] 44 Dr. Jacquelyn S. Fetrow, President Spouse: Brian Kell Albright College (610) 921-7600 PO Box 15234, N 13th & Bern Streets Fax: (610) 921-7737 1621 N. 13th Street [email protected] Reading, PA 19612-5234 (610) 921-2381 1. Ms. Kathy L. Cafoncelli Chief of Staff (610) 921-7600 [email protected] 2. Dr. Karen Campbell Provost & Sr. VP for Academic Affairs (610) 921-7643 [email protected] 3. Ms. Wendy Parsons VP for Advancement (610) 921-7501 [email protected] 4. Vacant 5. Dr. Samantha Wesner SVP for Student & Campus Life (610) 921-7611 [email protected] 6. Mr. Dwayne Walker VP for Enrollment Management (610) 921-7296 [email protected] 7. Vacant 8. Ms. Jennifer P. Stoudt VP for Communications (610) 921-7511 [email protected] 9. Ms. Julie Sweitzer Director of Grants and Sponsored Programs (610) 921-7667 [email protected] 10. Ms. Suzanne Sparrow Director of Financial Aid (610) 921-7515 [email protected] 11. Mr. Jason Hoerr Acting VP for Digital Strategies (610) 921-7229 [email protected] 12. Ms. Laura B.C. Kline Director of Career Development (610) 921-7630 [email protected] 13. Ms. Julie Sweitzer Director of Grants and Sponsored Programs (610) 921-7667 [email protected] 14. Mr. Chuck Murphy Director of Facilities and Operations (610) 921-7520 [email protected] 15. Ms. Kim Hubric Director of Human Resources (610) 921-7654 [email protected] AICUP Member Institution 55 Dr. Hilary L. Link, President (814) 332-5380 Allegheny College [email protected] 520 North Main Street Meadville, PA 16335-3902 (814) 332-3100 1. Ms. Pam Higham Assistant to the President (814) 332-3576 [email protected] 2. Dr. Ronald Cole Provost & Dean of the College (814) 332-3393 [email protected] 3. Vacant 4. Ms. Linda Wetsell Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer (814) 332-4790 [email protected] 5. Ms. Eileen M. Petula Executive Vice President (814) 332-3782 [email protected] 6. Mr. Cornell B. LeSane, II Senior VP for Enrollment (814) 332-2722 [email protected] 7. Mr. Rick Holmgren VP for Information Services & Assessment (814) 332-2983 [email protected] 8. Ms. Susan K. Salton VP for College Relations (814) 332-4793 [email protected] 9. Ms. Diana Brautigam Director, Foundation & Corporate Relations (814) 332-6260 [email protected] 10. Ms. Meg Ryan Exec. Director of Admissions/Financial Aid (814) 332-4351 [email protected] 11. Mr. James E. Fadden Director of IT Services (814) 332-2755 [email protected] 12. Mr. James Fitch Director of Career Education (814) 332-2381 [email protected] 13. Ms. Diana Brautigam Director, Foundation & Corporate Relations (814) 332-6260 [email protected] 14. Vacant 15. Ms. Jennifer Mangus Director of Human Resources (814) 332-2312 [email protected] AICUP Member Institution 66 Mr. John R. Loyack, President (610) 796-8203 Alvernia University Fax: (610) 796-8324 400 Saint Bernardine Street [email protected] Reading, PA 19607-1799 (610) 796-8200 1. Christine Quinter Executive Secretary (610) 796-8204 [email protected] 2. Dr. Glynis Fitzgerald Provost (610) 796-8340 [email protected] 3. Mr. Tony DeMarco VP of Advancement (610) 796-8259 [email protected] 4. Mr. Doug Smith VP of Finance (610) 796-5600 [email protected] 5. Dr. John McCloskey, Jr. Senior VP & Chief of Staff (610) 796-8226 [email protected] 6. Ms. Mary-Alice Ozechoski VP of Enrollment Management (610) 796-8205 [email protected] 7. Dr. Evelina Panayotova Dean of Institutional Research (610) 796-1905 [email protected] 8. Dr. Deidra Hill VP of Marketing & External Relations (610) 796-8376 [email protected] 9. Dr. Rudy Ruth Director of Holleran Center (610) 796-8371 [email protected] 10. Ms. Christine Saadi Director, Student Financial Planning (610) 796-8213 [email protected] 11. Mr. Carl Marks CIO (610) 796-8392 [email protected] 12. Ms. Megan Adukaitis Director of Career Development (610) 796-8225 [email protected] 13. Mr. Thomas Minick AVP of Advancement (610) 796-2862 [email protected] 14. Mr. Mike Laws Director of Facilities & Operations (610) 796-8239 [email protected] 15. Ms. Leslie Kane Associate VP of Human Resources (610) 790-1928 [email protected] AICUP Member Institution 77 Dr. Ajay Nair, President (215) 572-2909 Arcadia University [email protected] 450 South Easton Road Glenside, PA 19038-3295 (215) 572-2900 1. Ms. April Wanser Executive Assistant to the President (215) 572-2974 [email protected] 2. Dr. Jeff Rutenbeck Provost & SVP for Academic Affairs (215) 572-2924 [email protected] 3. Ms. Brigette Bryant VP for Development & Alumni Relations (215) 572-2781 [email protected] 4. Ms. Joan Singleton VP of Finance & CFO (215) 572-2943 [email protected] 5. Mr. Andrew Goretsky Dean of Students (215) 572-2934 [email protected] 6. Ms. Colleen Pernicello Interim VP of Enrollment Management (215) 572-2840 [email protected] 7. Ms. Bridget Miller Director of IR & Effectiveness (267) 620-4834 [email protected] 8. Ms. Laura Baldwin VP for Marketing & Communications (215) 572-2970 [email protected] 9. Ms. Laura Baldwin Government Relations Contact (215) 572-2790 [email protected] 10. Ms. Holly Kirkpatrick Exec. Dir. of Financial Aid & Enrollment (215) 572-4475 [email protected] 11. Ms. Rashmi Radhakrishnan VP & Chief Information Officer (215) 572-8619 [email protected] 12. Ms. Marissa Deitch Director of Career Education (215) 572-2972 [email protected] 13. Ms. Brigette Bryant VP for Development & Alumni Relations (215) 572-2781 [email protected] 14. Mr. Thomas Macchi AVP of Facility/ Capital Planning (215) 847-2654 [email protected] 15. Ms. Mary Sweeney Associate VP of Human Resources (215) 572-2790 [email protected] AICUP Member Institution 88 Mr. Brian Blair, President (267) 502-2410 Bryn Athyn College [email protected] PO Box 462 2945 College Drive Bryn Athyn, PA 19009-0462 (267) 502-6000 1. Ms. Melodie Greer Executive Assistant to the President (267) 502-2407 [email protected] 2. Dr. Wendy Closterman Dean of Academics (267) 502-4849 [email protected] 3. Ms. Kristine Farmer Director of Alumni Rel./Advancement (267) 502-6045 [email protected] 4. Mr. Daniel Allen Chief Financial Officer (267) 502-2636 [email protected] 5.
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