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Bowie State University Coppin State University Frostburg State Bowie State University Address Name Phone Email Office of Planning, Analysis and Gayle Fink (301) 860-3403 gfink@bowiestate.edu Accountability Assistant Vice President 14000 Jericho Park Road Shaunette Grant (301) 860-3402 srgrant@bowiestate.edu Bowie, MD 20715 Director Coppin State University Address Name Phone Email Michael Bowden Office of Planning & Assessment (410) 951-6280 mbowden@coppin.edu Assistant Vice President 2500 W. North Ave. Beryl Harris Baltimore, MD 21216 (410) 951-6285 bharris@coppin.edu Director Frostburg State University Address Name Phone Email Office of Planning, Assessment, Sara-Beth Bittinger (301) 687-3130 sbittinger@frostburg.edu & Institutional Research Interim Assistant Vice President 101 Braddock Road Selina Smith (301) 687-4187 ssmith@frostburg.edu Frostburg, MD 21532 Interim Director Salisbury University Address Name Phone Email University Analysis, Reporting Kara Owens (410) 543-6023 kmowens@salisbury.edu and Assessment Associate Vice President 1101 Camden Avenue Maureen Belich (410) 543-6024 mcbelich@salisbury.edu Salisbury MD 21801 Assistant Director Towson University Address Name Phone Email Tim Bibo Office of Institutional Research (410) 704-4685 tbibo@towson.edu Director 8000 York Road Dee Dee Race Towson, MD 21252 (410) 704-3880 drace@towson.edu Assistant Director The Universities at Shady Grove Address Name Phone Email 9636 Gudelsky Drive, Rose Jackson-Speiser Building III, Office 3100D (301) 738-6107 rjackso5@umd.edu Research and Data Coordinator Rockville, MD 20850 University of Baltimore Address Name Phone Email Paul Moniodis Office of Institutional Research (410) 837-5270 pmoniodis@ubalt.edu Assistant Vice President 1420 N. Charles Street, AC337 Xiaoyan (Sonya) Zheng Baltimore, MD 21201 (410) 837-5264 xzheng@ubalt.edu Research Analyst University of Maryland, Baltimore Address Name Phone Email Office of Institutional Gregory Spengler (410) 706-1264 gspengler@umaryland.edu Effectiveness, Strategic Planning Associate Vice President and Assessment Brian Scruggs 220 Arch Street, 14th Floor (410) 706-1265 bscruggs@umaryland.edu Senior Research Analyst Baltimore, MD 21201 University of Maryland, Baltimore County Address Name Phone Email Office of Institutional Research, Connie Pierson (410) 455-3055 krach@umbc.edu Analysis & Decision Support Associate Vice Provost Admin. Building, Shannon Tinney Lichtinger 1000 Hilltop Circle (410) 455-2139 tinney@umbc.edu Associate Director Baltimore, MD 21250 University of Maryland, College Park Address Name Phone Email Office of Institutional Research, Sharon A. La Voy (301) 405-3828 slavoy@umd.edu Planning & Assessment Assistant Vice Provost 1101 Mitchell Building Pam Phillips (301) 405-5685 pphillip@umd.edu College Park, MD 20742-5260 Associate Director University of Maryland, Eastern Shore Address Name Phone Email Office of Institutional Research, Urban Wiggins (410) 621-2996 utwiggins@umes.edu Planning, & Assessment Vice Provost J. T. Williams Hall, Suite 1101 Fawzia Abbas (410) 621-2259 fabbas@umes.edu Princess Anne, MD 21853 Associate Director University of Maryland, Global Campus Address Name Phone Email Office Accreditation, Christopher Davis (301) 985-7414 christopher.davis@umgc.edu Compliance & Reporting Vice President 3501 University Blvd. East Shannon Acton (301) 985-6459 shannon.acton@umgc.edu Adelphi, MD 20783 Senior Analyst University of Maryland, Center for Environmental Science Address Name Phone Email P.O. Box 775 Dave Nemazie (410) 221-2006 nemazie@ca.umces.edu Cambridge, MD 21804 Chief of Staff University System of Maryland Address Name Phone Email Chad Muntz Assistant Vice Chancellor for (301) 445-2737 cmuntz@usmd.edu Office of Institutional Research, Accountability and Planning Data & Analytics Laura Walker 3300 Metzerott Road Senior Institutional Research (301) 445-1966 alwalker@usmd.edu Adelphi MD 20783 Data Analyst Anthony Foster Associate Vice Chancellor for (301) 445-1912 afoster@usmd.edu Accountability and Planning .
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