Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees oversees all institute activities. This includes being responsible for reviewing the budget for the coming year, developing policies and procedures, advising on the appointment of new directors and actively recruiting for the position as needed, and taking a leadership role in fundraising and public awareness. The Board of Trustees has a face-to-face meeting at ICERM for one day each year (usually in late spring), and one or two conference-call meetings if needed.

Board of Trustee member appointments are for four years. Chairs from the Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) and the Education Advisory Board (EAB), as well as the ICERM Directors, act as ex officio members.

Board of Trustees 2018
Back row, l-r: Jonathan Mattingly, David Keyes, John Ball, Peter Jones, Bruce Hendrickson, Jennifer Chayes, Doug Arnold; Front row, l-r: Eli Grigsby, Brendan Hassett, Sigal Gottlieb, and Ulrica Wilson. Not pictured: Yann LeCun, Yvon Maday, Jill Merirov, and Jill Pipher.

Scientific Advisory Board

The Scientific Advisory Board will be responsible for approving the programs and scientific activities of the Institute. In addition, through direct communication with the Director, Science Board members will be involved in shaping the direction of the scientific enterprise through specific suggestions of thematic programs and of program organizers. Terms will be three years, staggered for the initial appointments.

Scientific Advisory Board terms are for three years. The ICERM Directors act as ex officio members of this committee.

Scientific Advisory Board 2017
Front row, l-r: Jeff Brock, Rich Schwartz, and Homer Walker; Back row, l-r: Carol Woodward, Rachel Kuske, Henry Cohn, Brendan Hassett, Kavita Ramanan, Charlie Epstein, Qiang Du, and Ricardo Nochetto. Not pictured: Vanja Dukic, Sigal Gottlieb, Anne Schilling, and Cosma Shalizi

Education Advisory Board

The Education Advisory Board 1) oversees the undergraduate research programs, and helps to develop and identify successful proposals, 2) helps to develop proposals for outreach programs and events that are aligned with the mission of the institute, and 3) helps to identify sources of funding for education and outreach activities.

Education Advisory Board terms are for three years. The ICERM Directors act as ex officio members of this committee.

Education Advisory Board 2017
EAB 2017, l-r: Sergei Tabachnikov, Sigal Gottlieb, Ulrica Wilson, Lynn Rakatansky, Brendan Hassett, Karen Haberstroh, Katy Ott, and John Ewing