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Vice Provost and Dean of the Libraries
The University seeks a distinguished academic administrator to serve as the next Vice Provost and Andrew H. & Janet Dayton Neilly Dean of the University of Rochester Libraries. Reporting to the Provost, this position will oversee the University’s River Campus Libraries, a system spanning numerous locations and collections that serve the academic and research mission of the University.
Search committee and firm
A University-wide search committee has been established to help evaluate candidates for this position. The University has also acquired the search firm DSG | Storbeck to assist in the position search.
- Wendi Heinzelman (CHAIR): Dean of the Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Professor in the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science
- Hsin-Yun Cheng: PhD candidate in Visual and Cultural Studies / Graduate Program Assistant at the Rossell Hope Robbins Library
- Ajay Anand: Professor and Deputy Director, Goergen Institute for Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
- Charlie Bush: Assistant Dean for Grants and Contracts, School of Arts & Sciences and Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences
- Jonathan Sauceda: Associate Dean and Head of the Sibley Music Library and Associate Professor of Musicology
- Jennifer Raynor: Associate Dean, Miner Libraries
- Maggie Dull: Assistant Dean, Scholarly Resources and Curation
- Ray Henry: Director of Digital Initiatives, River Campus Libraries
- Randy Whitestone: Alumnus (BA ’83, P ’19) and a member of the Libraries National Council
- Barbara Burger: Trustee and the Chair of the Library National Council
- Karma Frierson: Assistant Professor of Black Studies
- Aashay Mardikar: Junior-year undergraduate student majoring in Biochemistry (Class of 2026)
- Erin Allen: Alumnus and member of the Libraries National Council
- Aaron Hughes: Dean’s Professor of the Humanities, Philip S. Bernstein Professor of Jewish Studies, Dept. of Religion and Classics