WSU CCSR Advisory Committee

WSU advisory members provide important guidance and support the future direction of CCSR. Individually, and collectively, they provide a wealth of information and experience that help CCSR plan an important role in WSU’s urban-serving mission. Their guidance and support is appreciated.

William Bischoff, professor, geology

Charles Burdsal, professor, psychology

Alex Chaparro, chair, psychology

Pete Cohen, dean, College of Health Professions

Kathy Coufal, chair, Communication Sciences and Disorders

Amy Drassen Ham, instructor, Public Health Sciences

Linnea Glenmaye, associate provost, Academic Affairs and Research

Doug Hensler, dean, W. Frank Barton School of Business

Sharon Iorio, dean, College of Education

Grady Landrum, director, Office of Disability Services

Rhonda Lewis, professor, psychology

Ron Matson, dean, Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Teresa Radebaugh, director, Regional Institute on Aging

Nancy McCarthy-Snyder, director, Hugo Wall School of Urban & Public Affairs

William Vanderburgh, executive director, Office for Faculty Development and Student Success

“Wichita State is not just a university in a city, it’s a university of the city—and no organization better reflects that position than the Center for Community Support and Research. CCSR’s assistance to government agencies, nonprofits and community coalitions helps organizations better fulfill their missions so that they can chart the course for a bright future in Wichita.” 

 - Dr. Bardo, president, Wichita State University