Protect Purdue Leadership
Protect Purdue Summary Report
Safe Campus Task Force
- David Hummels (co-chair), dean, Krannert School of Management
- Willie M. Reed (co-chair), dean, College of Veterinary Medicine
- Lisa Mauer, professor of food science; director, Center for Food Safety Engineering
- Arvind Raman, senior associate dean of the faculty, College of Engineering; the Robert V. Adams Professor of Mechanical Engineering
- Pamela Karagory, interim head, School of Nursing
- Gerry McCartney, executive vice president, Purdue Online
- Beth McCuskey, vice provost, Student Life
- Bill Bell, vice president, Human Resources
- Gail Walenga, director, Purdue University Student Health Center
- Carol Shelby, senior director, Environmental Health and Public Safety
- Keith Gehres, registrar
- Jay Wasson, associate vice president, Physical Facilities
- Rita Clifford, executive director, Information Technology Enterprise Relationship Management
Scientific Advisors
- Richard Kuhn, Trent and Judith Anderson Distinguished Professor in Science and Krenicki Family Director, Purdue Institute of Inflammation, Immunology and Infectious Disease
- Phil Low, Presidential Scholar for Drug Discovery and Ralph C. Corley Distinguished Professor of Chemistry-Biochemistry
- Richard D. Mattes, Distinguished Professor of Nutrition Science, head of the Department of Public Health and director of the Ingestive
Protect Purdue Implementation Team
- PROTECT PURDUE IMPLEMENTATION TEAM LEADER: David Broecker, chief innovation and collaboration officer, Purdue Research Foundation
- LEARNING AND INSTRUCTION: Jenna Rickus, vice provost for teaching and learning
- STUDENT EXPERIENCE: Beth McCuskey, vice provost, Student Life
- RESEARCH: Theresa Mayer, executive vice president for research and partnerships; Michelle Dennis, lead proposal coordinator, Office of the Executive Vice President for Research and Partnerships
- BUILDINGS AND INFRASTRUCTURE: Michael B. Cline, senior vice president for administrative operations
- HEALTH MONITORING AND SURVEILLANCE: Eric Barker, dean, College of Pharmacy
- HUMAN RESOURCES: Bill Bell, vice president, Human Resources
- COMMUNICATIONS: R. Ethan Braden, senior vice president, Marketing and Communications
- DATA ANALYTICS: Cherise Hall, associate provost, Finance and Administration
Purdue Vaccine Allocation Task Force
- Willie M. Reed (chair), dean, College of Veterinary Medicine
- R. Ethan Braden, senior vice president, Marketing and Communications
- Jen Hodges, executive vice president of operations, One to One Health
- Harm HogenEsch, professor of immunopathology and associate dean for research, College of Veterinary Medicine
- Richard Kuhn, Trent and Judith Anderson Distinguished Professor in Science and Krenicki Family Director, Purdue Institute of Inflammation, Immunology and Infectious Disease
- Richard D. Mattes, Distinguished Professorof Nutrition Science, head of the Department of Public Health and director of the Ingestive Behavior Research Center
- Nicole Noel, director, Purdue University Pharmacy
- Candace Shaffer, senior director of benefits, Human Resources
- Lisa Smith, medical director, One to One Health
- Scott Stienecker, medical director for infection prevention and co-director for antimicrobial stewardship, Parkview Regional Medical Hospital and Affiliates
- Gail Walenga, director, Purdue University Student Health Center
Integrated Public Health and Workforce Accommodation Team
- Eric Barker, dean, College of Pharmacy
- Marion Underwood, dean, College of Health and Human Sciences
- Willie M. Reed, dean, College of Veterinary Medicine
- Carol Shelby, senior director, Environmental Health and Public Safety
- Gail Walenga, director, Purdue University Student Health Service (PUSH)
- Candace Shaffer, senior director, Purdue Benefits
- Kenitra Hendrix, director, Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
- Trent Klingerman, deputy general counsel and chief privacy officer
- Cherise Hall, associate vice provost, Finance and Administration
Medical Advisory Team
Three external medical experts provide Purdue leaders with a breadth of expertise and experience across a variety of disciplines including infectious disease, epidemiology, laboratory science, cardiology and clinical science. Importantly, these medical experts work together as part of the Parkview Hospital COVID-19 response team.
- Michael Mirro, MD, FACC, FHRS, FAHA, senior executive vice president, Parkview Hospital System
- Scott Stienecker, MD, FACP, FSHEA, FIDSA, CIC: medical director of epidemiology and infection prevention, Parkview Hospital System
- Karen Wan, MD, USCAP, CAP: Allied Hospital pathologist, Fort Wayne Medical Laboratory