President's Division /
Office of the President Staff
Office of the President
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By providing leadership and support to others in the university community, members of the President's Council and the team members who staff the Office of the President share a commitment to achieving Oakland University's mission and vision.
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President's Council
Government and Community Relations
123 Wilson Hall
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Rochelle A. Black
Vice President
(248) 370-3682
black@oakland.edu |
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The vice president for Government and Community Relations monitors state and federal activities for the university and informs the president and campus community on its impact. Activities include, but are not limited to, legislation, executive orders, and rules and regulations. In addition, the vice president works to influence the outcome of various executive and legislative actions by sharing the university’s interest to public officials and responding to their constituency concerns’ involving the university.
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Student Affairs & Enrollment Management
144 Oakland Center
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Glenn McIntosh
Interim Vice President
(248) 370-4200
mcintosh@oakland.edu |
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The vice president for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management oversees the development and daily operations of student programs, support services and facilities including student housing and food service, the student center, campus recreation center, health and counseling centers, career services, international, minority and disabled student support services, new student orientation and new student programs, admissions, financial aid, enrollment services, dean of students, First Year Advising Center, tutoring and pre-college outreach programs. |
Legal Affairs & General Counsel & Secretary to the Board of Trustees
203 Wilson Hall
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Victor A. Zambardi
Vice President
(248) 370-3110
zambardi@oakland.edu |
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The vice president for legal affairs and general counsel and secretary to the Board of Trustees, represents the interests of the university on all institutional legal matters, provides legal counsel to the Board of Trustees and president, and organizes meetings of the Board of Trustees and other board-related activities. Zambardi manages the Office of General Counsel and Board of Trustees. The General Counsel's office also is responsible for the Office of Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives, which addresses questions and concerns regarding equal employment opportunity and affirmative action in employment at Oakland University.
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President's Office
204 Wilson Hall
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Karen S. Kukuk
Executive Assistant to the President
(248) 370-3500
kukuk@oakland.edu |
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The executive assistant to the president provides professional and administrative support to the president. Kukuk also manages the daily office activities, business functions and staff of the office. She serves as a liaison for the president to the internal and external community. |
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President's Division
Athletics
201 Recreation & Athletic Center
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Tracy A. Huth
Director of Athletics
(248) 370-4016
huth@oakland.edu |
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The director of Athletics provides leadership for the university's 16 intercollegiate sports. Competing in Division I of the NCAA, Oakland is a member of the Mid-Continent Conference. The department maintains a strong commitment to academic integrity and student-athlete welfare, while serving as a source of institutional/community pride and alumni re-entry to campus activities. |
Internal Audit
125 Vandenberg Hall
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David P. Vartanian
Director of Internal Audit
(248) 370-2374
vartania@oakland.edu |
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The Department of Internal Audit independently examines and evaluates university activities as a service to the president and Board of Trustees. The department provides analyses, appraisals, recommendations and evaluations of internal controls to assist members of the university in the effective discharge of their responsibilities. Findings are reported to the Board of Trustees and senior management. |
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Meadow Brook Hall is the fourth largest historic house museum in the United States and is renowned for its craftsmanship, architectural detailing and grand scale. Built between 1926 and 1929 as the residence of Matilda Dodge Wilson (widow of auto pioneer John Dodge) and her second husband, lumber broker Alfred G. Wilson, the 110-room, 88,000-square-foot, Tudor Revival style mansion is complete with vast collections of original art and furnishings.
In 1957, the Wilsons donated their residence, its collections, the estate's 1,500 acres and $2 million to found what would become Oakland University. Meadow Brook Hall was opened to the public in 1971, four years after Matilda’s death.
Currently, the Hall serves as a museum and cultural center, welcoming more than 100,000 visitors each year to participate in tours, educational programs, a variety of special events and corporate and social facility rentals. The historic building and grounds also provide a sense of tradition for Oakland University and a research, scholarship and training resource for students and faculty. |
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Office of the President Staff
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Josephine Hairston
Executive Administrative Manager
204 Wilson Hall
(248) 370-3502
hairston@oakland.edu |
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At OU since 1989, Hairston has been in the president's office since 2000. She provides administrative support to the president and executive assistant to the president and administrative oversight for the Office of Government and Community Relations. |
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Karen S. Kukuk
Executive Assistant to the President
204 Wilson Hall
(248) 370-3500
kukuk@oakland.edu |
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The executive assistant to the president provides professional and administrative support to the president. Kukuk also manages the daily office activities, business functions and staff of the office. She serves as a liaison for the president to the internal and external community. |
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At OU since 1994, Parker joined the president's office staff in 2000. She provides administrative and secretarial support to the president and executive assistant to the president and is responsible for the president's schedule.
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Renee provides administrative and clerical support to the office.
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