President’s Cabinet
President
Kent Devereaux
Kent Devereaux is the 12th president of Goucher College, responsible for the overall operation and leadership of the college.
Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Elaine Meyer-Lee, Ph.D.
The provost is the second-highest ranking official of the college. The provost plans, develops, implements, assesses, and improves Goucher’s academic programs and policies, keeping student success at the forefront of every decision.
Vice President for Student Affairs
Aarika Camp
The vice president and dean of students provides leadership for the division of student affairs, which enriches and supports campus life through programs and services, including athletics; the Center for Race, Equity, and Identity; the chaplaincy; residential life; student conduct; student counseling; student health; and student engagement. The division of student affairs facilitates a supportive and inclusive campus environment for living and learning.
Vice President for Advancement
Michele Ewing
The vice president for advancement is responsible for providing strategy, leadership, and direction for fundraising, alumnae/i and parent relations, campaign planning, and implementation. Advancement cultivates a community that stretches around the globe, helping Goucher alumnae/i connect with the college and carry on their legacy.
Vice President for Equity and Inclusive Excellence
Jasmine A. Lee
The vice president for equity and inclusive excellence provides collegewide leadership and direction connected to equity and inclusion at Goucher. Through partnerships, initiatives, and learning opportunities, the Division of Equity and Inclusive Excellence is focused on cultivating a community culture grounded in radical love and belonging. The division provides leadership for the Center for Race, Equity, and Identity (CREI), Title IX, and a host of DEISJ campus-wide initiatives.
Vice President for Enrollment Management
The vice president for enrollment management is responsible for overseeing recruitment for the college’s undergraduate degree programs. This includes planning and executing a recruitment strategy that identifies and enrolls a class of a given size and with a particular set of characteristics. The interim vice president directly or indirectly oversees the Admissions and Financial Aid staff.
Vice President of Campus Operations
Erik L. Thompson
The vice president of campus operations oversees facilities and plant operations, campus planning, sustainability initiatives, campus safety, events and conference services, and the campus post office. This position, in collaboration with the president’s leadership team, devises strategies and policies designed to ensure the college meets its operational goals and fulfills its institutional mission.
Vice President for Marketing and Communications
Lisa Van Riper
The vice president for marketing and external relations is responsible for positioning the college as a leader in the liberal arts and communicating the Goucher story to internal and external audiences by establishing and increasing awareness of the unique attributes of the college and its programs, events, plans, opportunities, goals, achievements, students, faculty, and staff.
Chief Financial Officer and Vice President for Finance and Administration
The chief financial officer and vice president for finance and administration oversees the college’s financial operations and provides leadership direction to the areas of business and auxiliary services, controller and financial services, events and conferences, facilities, and student billing. The vice president for finance and administration also oversees the implementation of new revenue opportunities; works closely with cross-functional groups to prepare the community for change; engages and builds relationships with civic, governmental, and corporate organizations important to Goucher College; and serves as the staff liaison to the Audit and Governance, Budget, Endowment, and Facilities committees of the Board of Trustees.
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