Princeton University
Publication: A Princeton Profile, 2006-07
- Overview
- About Princeton University
- The Faculty
- The Undergraduate College
- Undergraduate Admission and Aid
- The Graduate School
- Schools, the Arts, Interdisciplinary Studies
- Scholarship and Research
- Campus Life
- Service and Outreach
- Finances
- Local Contributions
- Campus Attractions
- Officers of the University
- Trustees of the University
- A Princeton Timeline
- Key Telephone Numbers
- Fun Facts
Trustees of the University
Ex-Officio
Shirley M. Tilghman, president
Jon S. Corzine, Governor of the State of New Jersey
Trustees
(The date in parentheses refers to the end of the term as trustee. An asterisk indicates a graduate degree.)
Thomas A. Barron ’74 (2015); Boulder, Colorado; author
Dennis J. Brownlee ’74 (2011); Washington, D.C.; vice president and managing director, urban sales and marketing, Premiere Radio Networks
YoungSuk C. Chi ’83 (2009); Princeton, New Jersey; vice chair, Elsevier
Janet M. Clarke ’75 (2008); Boca Raton, Florida; president, Clarke Littlefield, LLC
Shelby M. C. Davis ’58 (2010); Tuxedo Park, New York; founder, Davis Selected Advisors
Anthony B. Evnin ’62 (2007); Greenwich, Connecticut; managing general partner, Venrock Associates
Carl Ferenbach III ’64 (2010); Boston, Massachusetts; managing director, Berkshire Partners LLC
Charles DeW. Gibson ’65 (2010); New York, New York; anchor, ABC’s “World News Tonight”
C. Kim Goodwin ’81 (2008); Boston, Massachusetts; independent director, Akamai Technologies; independent director, Checkfree Corp.
Eileen Guggenheim *82 (2007); New York, New York; board member, The Prince’s Foundation, London
Ellen D. Harvey ’76 (2010); Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; senior vice president, Mercantile Bankshares Corp.
Brent L. Henry ’69 (2009); Boston, Massachusetts; vice president and general counsel, Partners HealthCare System, Inc.
Jose L. Huizar *94 (2009); Los Angeles, California; city council member, 14th District, city of Los Angeles
Rishi S. Jaitly ’04 (2008); San Francisco, California; policy analyst, Google, Inc.
Olivier Y. Kamanda ’03 (2007); Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; deputy campaign manager, Friends of Doug Gansler for Maryland Attorney General
Dennis J. Keller ’63 (2010); Oak Brook, Illinois; board chair, DeVry Inc. and DeVry University Inc.
Randall Kennedy ’77 (2015); Dedham, Massachusetts; professor, Harvard Law School
Peter B. Lewis ’55 (2013); Coconut Grove, Florida; chair, The Progressive Corporation
Karen Magee ’83 (2011); San Francisco, California; chief executive officer, PlanetOut Inc.
Matthew J. T. Margolin ’05 (2009); New York, New York; analyst, investment banking, Goldman Sachs & Co.
Katherine Marshall *69 (2009); Washington, D.C.; director, The World Bank
James S. McDonnell III ’58 (2007); St. Louis, Missouri; retired corporate vice president, the McDonnell Douglas Corp.
Heidi G. Miller ’74 (2014); Greenwich, Connecticut; executive vice president and chief executive officer, J. P. Morgan Chase Treasury and Securities Services
Robert S. Murley ’72 (2016); Lake Forest, Illinois; chair, investment banking, Credit Suisse Securities LLC
Nancy J. Newman, M.D. ’78 (2008); Atlanta, Georgia; professor and director of neuro-ophthalmology, Emory University
John A. O’Brien ’65 (2010); Hershey, Pennsylvania; president, Milton Hershey School
Louise M. O’Brien ’82 (2007); Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts; consultant and editor
Stephen A. Oxman ’67 (2012); Short Hills, New Jersey; senior advisor, Morgan Stanley
Nancy B. Peretsman ’76 (2015); New York, New York; executive vice president and managing director, Allen & Company LLC
Kimberly E. Ritrievi ’80 (2009); St. Petersburg, Florida; retired managing director, Goldman Sachs & Co.
Louise S. Sams ’79 (2014); Atlanta, Georgia; executive vice president and general counsel, Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.; president, Turner Broadcasting System International, Inc.
Eric Schmidt ’76 (2008); Atherton, California; chief executive officer, Google, Inc.
Mark Siegler ’63 (2010); Chicago, Illinois; Lindy Bergman Distinguished Service Professor of Medicine and Surgery; director, MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics, University of Chicago
Terdema L. Ussery II ’81 (2008); Dallas, Texas; president and chief executive officer, Dallas Mavericks; chief executive officer, HDNet
Rajiv Vinnakota ’93 (2007); Washington, D.C.; cofounder and managing director, The SEED Foundation (Schools for Educational Evolution and Development)
Brady P. Walkinshaw ’06 (2010); Tegucigalpa, Honduras; Fulbright scholar, Honduras (2006–07)
Peter C. Wendell ’72 (2011); San Francisco, California; managing director, Sierra Ventures; faculty, Stanford Business School
John O. Wynne ’67 (2008); Virginia Beach, Virginia; retired president and chief executive officer, Landmark Communications, Inc.