Princeton University

Trustees of the University

Ex-Officio

Shirley M. Tilghman, president

Governor of the State of New Jersey (to be elected November 2005)

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

Charles H. Brown Jr. ’02 (2006); Washington, D.C.; program examiner, Justice Branch, Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget

Dennis J. Brownlee ’74 (2011); Washington, D.C.; managing director, Clear Channel Marketing Partnerships, Clear Channel Worldwide

YoungSuk C. Chi ’83 (2009); Princeton, New Jersey; vice chair, Elsevier

Janet M. Clarke ’75 (2008); Boca Raton, Florida; president, Clarke Littlefield, LLC

Anthony B. Evnin ’62 (2007); Greenwich, Connecticut; managing general partner, Venrock Associates

C. Kim Goodwin ’81 (2008); Boston, Massachusetts; former chief investment officer, State Street Research & Management Co.

Eileen Guggenheim *82 (2007); New York, New York; vice chair, the Prince’s Foundation, London

Kathryn A. Hall ’80 (2006); San Francisco, California; co-chair, co-chief economic officer, and chief investment officer, Offit Hall Capital Management, LLC

Preston H. Haskell III ’60 (2006); Jacksonville, Florida; chair, The Haskell Company

Brent L. Henry ’69 (2009); Boston, Massachusetts; vice president and general counsel, Partners HealthCare System, Inc.

Mellody L. Hobson ’91 (2006); Chicago, Illinois; president, Ariel Capital Management, Inc.

Jose L. Huizar *94 (2009); Los Angeles, California; president, Board of Education, LA Unified School District

Rishi S. Jaitly ’04 (2008); Washington, D.C.; coordinator of public policy and governmental affairs, College Summit Inc.

Martin P. Johnson ’81 (2006); Trenton, New Jersey; president, Isles, Inc.

Olivier Y. Kamanda ’03 (2007); Chevy Chase, Maryland; management analyst, BearingPoint

Dennis J. Keller ’63 (2010); Oak Brook, Illinois; chair, DEVRY INC. and DeVry University Inc.

Randall Kennedy ’77 (2015); Dedham, Massachusetts; professor, Harvard Law School

James A. Leach ’64 (2006); Iowa City, Iowa; Iowa congressman, the U.S. House of Representatives

Peter B. Lewis ’55 (2007); Coconut Grove, Florida; chair, The Progressive Corporation

Karen Magee ’83 (2011); New York, New York; senior vice president, Strategic Planning, Time Warner

Matthew J. T. Margolin ’05 (2009); Berkshire, England; Annenberg Fellow

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

Nancy J. Newman, M.D. ’78 (2008); Atlanta, Georgia; professor and director of neuro-ophthalmology, Emory University

Louise M. O’Brien ’82 (2007); Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts; consulting editor, Harvard Business Review

Stephen A. Oxman ’67 (2012); Short Hills, New Jersey; senior adviser, 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.

Neil L. Rudenstine ’56 (2006); Princeton, New Jersey; chair, ArtSTOR Advisory Board, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Louise S. Sams ’79 (2014); Atlanta, Georgia; executive vice president and general counsel, Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.; president, Turner Broadcasting System International, Inc.

Paul S. Sarbanes ’54 (2006); Baltimore, Maryland; U.S. senator from Maryland

Eric Schmidt ’76 (2008); Atherton, California; chief executive officer, Google, Inc.

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)

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.