BARBOUR, Suzanne
Professor and dean of The Graduate School, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Statement of interest
I am grateful to have served on the ASBMB Council for one term and would love to serve another term. During my first term, I have learned more about our society, its challenges and opportunities. I am particularly intrigued by an opportunity that was discussed at a recent Council meeting: pursuing philanthropic support for the ASBMB. My experience as a dean, working with alumni, friends and prospective donors, will be helpful for this effort.
I am also excited about the new concept of Council liaisons and look forward to serving as liaison to the Public Affairs Advisory Committee. In that role, I will leverage my experience with advocacy for graduate education in the state of North Carolina to help the committee.
Finally, I was a member of the Minority Affairs Committee (now Maximizing Access Committee) for many years and hope to continue engaging with and supporting their important work.
For these reasons, I am running for a second term on ASBMB Council. I hope you will support me.
Education and training
- B.S., chemistry, Rutgers University
- Ph.D., molecular biology and genetics, Johns Hopkins University
Awards and honors
- Fellow, ͵ÅÄ͵¿ú and ͵ÅÄ͵¿ú Biology (2021)
Experience
- ETS Graduate Education Advisory Council (2021–2024)
- Council of Graduate Schools Board of Directors (2020–2023)
- Council of Graduate Schools, chair of Audit and Finance Committee and member of Executive Committee (2021–2022)
- ETS GRE Board (2019–2021)
- Member, National Science Foundation (CEOSE) (2018–2021 and 2021–2024)
- Member, , National Science Foundation (2018–2020 and 2020–2023)