Community Advisory Board
Purpose
The primary purpose of the College of Health Sciences’ Community Advisory Board are
to:
- Counsel the Dean of the College of Public Health on strategic and policy related matters;
- Be a resource to students, faculty, and staff in enhancing the quality and reputation
of the College, and
- Take a leadership role in assuring that the College of Health Sciences has the financial
resources to accomplish its objectives.
Functions
More specifically, the Community Advisory Board members will assist the College of
Health Sciences:
- By providing an outside perspective to assure that the College’s curriculum and programs
are relevant and responsive to the changing needs of the health care system, government,
and not-for-profit organizations.
- By forging strong ties between students and the health care community to give students
direct contact with organizational leaders and to maximize their career development
opportunities through internships and full-time positions.
- By sharing their clinical expertise with students.
- By being a resource for faculty members: supporting their programs of research; confirming
the currency and relevancy of our curriculum; and identifying opportunities for clinical
internships and other collaborations.
- By taking a leadership role in providing financial support to the College of Health
Sciences.
Term of Office
- Members will serve 6 year term that is renewable.
- Advisory Board meetings are held twice a year (April and November)
Community Advisory Board Members
- Dr. William Ebomoyi
- Dr. Lisa Young
- Adrianne Borden
- Marlyn Flores
- Dr. Elizabeth Wittbrodt
- Dr. Omar Headen
- Dr. Terry Mason
- Kenneth Buck: Parent- Student with Disabilities
- James Bonsignore
- Dr. Cynthia (Cee) Barnes-Boyd
- Jeffery J. Waddy
- Dr. Sandra W. Booker
- Hana Malik
- Katherine Burson
- Mr. Kevin Scanlan
- Paula L. Simpson
- Rhonda Gumbal-Thomas
- Delores Holland
- Nancy Richman
- Marilyn Willis