Purpose
The Dean's Advisory Council in the College of Liberal Arts is convened to consult with and advise the Dean and the Dean's staff on matters relating to the College, including curriculum development, educational policy matters, issues concerning undergraduate and graduate education, and development issues. The Council's input is advisory only but is important to the Dean and the College to fulfill our academic mission.
Membership
The Advisory Council consists of at least eight individuals selected to serve by the Dean of the College. These persons are selected based upon their ability and willingness to provide leadership, contribute financially, and provide necessary linkages with others who are able to provide leadership and financial support to the College of Liberal Arts. They provide a strong connection between the real world and the campus environment. Members of the Dean's Advisory Council bring a diverse range of liberal arts degree backgrounds and professional experiences, thereby allowing for a broad scope of focus and mutual interest. Membership on the Dean's Advisory Council is not limited to alumni/alumnae of the College. The College of Liberal Arts Alumni Board president represents the Alumni Board on the Advisory Council, and the vice chairperson of the Liberal Arts Faculty Senate also serves as a member of the Council. Members are asked to serve a two-year term with a possibility of a reappointment for as many as three two-year terms.
Meetings
The Council meets semi-annually: once in early fall and once in the spring. Meetings are normally held on the West Lafayette campus of Purdue University. The College of Liberal Arts development officers, working closely with the dean, organize and are responsible for the meetings of the Dean's Advisory Council.
2006-2007 Members
Lalita Amos (BA, Psychology, 1985)
President, Total Team Solutions, LLC
Indianapolis, IN
Stephen Brewer (BS, Chemical Engineering, 1970)
Vice Chairman, Purdue Employees Federal Credit Union
Former Assistant Treasurer, Great Lakes Chemical Corp.
West Lafayette, IN
Mary Ann Combs (BS, History, 1954; MS, Education, 1991)
Former ESL Instructor, Purdue University
West Lafayette, IN
Dr. Harry Targ, Faculty Senate Representative
Professor, Department of Political Science
Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
Dr. Susan Erler (BS, Speech Pathology & Audiology, 1969)
Research Audiologist and Adjunct Assistant Professor,
Dept. of Communication Sciences and Disorders,
Northwestern University
Chicago, IL
Jay Fehnel (BS, Communication, 1984)
Vice President, Entertainment Products, Tribune Media Services
Chicago , IL
No Barbara Frye (BA, Communication, 1972)
Photo TV Consultant, Frank N. Magid Associates
Available Cedar Rapids, IA
Thomas A. Jenkins (BA, English, 1965)
Attorney, Hall Render Killan Heath and Lyman
Indianapolis, IN
President, CLA Alumni Board
Maggie Kernan (BA, Sociology, 1974)
Former Senior Vice President, 1st Source Bank Corp.
South Bend, IN
Andrew Maner (BA, Communication, 1991)
Head, Executive Advisory Board, Previstar
Washington, DC
Dr. Hyman (Hy) Mariampolski (MS, Sociology, 1971; PhD, Sociology, 1977)
President and Managing Director, Qualidata Research, Inc.
Brooklyn, New York
Amy McConkey Robbins (MS, Audio and Speech Science, 1979)
Speech and Language Pathologist, Communication Consulting Services
Indianapolis, IN
Rusty Rueff (BA, Communication, 1984; MA, Education, 1986)
Chief Executive Officer, SNOCAP, Inc.
Hillsborough, CA
No Bill Wilson (BA, Political Science, 1992), CFP
Photo Assistant Vice President/Business Development Officer,
Available Nevada State Development Corporation
Las Vegas, NV
Dr. Carolyn Wurm (BS, Psychology, 1961)
Director of Psychology Program, The Hospital for Sick Children
Washington, DC



