Organization

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Executive Advisory Committee

The Executive Advisory Committee provides guidance to faculty interested in participating in the Institute and selects proposed activities for support by the Institute. The committee is comprised of one member of each of the following departments, as selected by the department:

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Computer science
• Geography
• Geology
• Mathematics
• Physics and astronomy
• Psychology

The Director of ENST serves ex officio.Committee members will normally serve two-year terms. The committee will be chaired by the Faculty Director.

Current membership:

• Damhnait McHugh (Biology)
• Ephraim Woods (Chemistry)
• Joel Sommers (Computer Science)
• Ellen Kraly (Environmental Studies)
• William Peck (Geology)
• Dan Schult (Mathematics)
• Ken Segall (Physics and Astronomy)
• Bruce Hansen (Psychology)
• Peter Scull (Geography)

External Advisory Committee

The External Advisory Committee consists of outside individuals with interest and competence in the sciences who are in a position to support and provide advice to the institute. Members are appointed by the president with advice from the provost and the director of the institute to 3-year, renewable terms.

The Institute Director and the Provost will serve on the External Advisory Committee ex officio. The Committee will receive all announcements of Institute activities and copies of the annual reports filed by the Director and will meet jointly with the Executive Advisory Committee on an annual basis.