President's Cabinet & Academic Leadership
| Cabinet Position | Current Holder | Previous Holder |
|---|---|---|
| President, Chief Executive Officer, and Chief Academic Officer | Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson | Cornelius J. Barton |
| Provost | Dr. Prabhat Hajela (acting) | Dr. Robert Palazzo |
| Secretary of the Institute and General Counsel | Mr. Charles E. Carletta | |
| Chief of Staff and Associate Vice President for Policy and Planning | vacant | Laban Coblentz |
| Vice President for Research | Jonathan Dordick | Dr. Francine Berman |
| Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer | Ms. Virginia Gregg | |
| Vice President for Information Services and Technology and Chief Information Officer | Mr. John Kolb | |
| Vice President and Dean, Rensselaer Hartford Campus | vacant | Dr. John Minasian |
| Vice President for Enrollment, and Dean, Undergraduate and Graduate Admissions | Dr. Paul Marthers | Dr. James Nondorf |
| Vice President for Human Resources | Mr. Curtis Powell | |
| Vice President for Administration | Mr. Claude Rounds | |
| Vice President, Student Life | Dr. Timothy Sams | Dr. Eddie Ade Knowles |
| Vice President for Strategic Communications and External Relations | Mr. William Walker | |
| Vice President for Institute Advancement | Brenda Wilson-Hale, J.D. | Dr. Robert Slesinger |
| Academic Dean Position | Current Holder | Previous Holder |
| Architecture | Dr. Evan Douglis | |
| Engineering | Dr. David Rosowsky | Dr. Timothy Wei |
| Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences | Dr. Mary Simoni | Dr. Wayne Grey |
| Lally School of Management & Technology | Dr. Thomas Begley | |
| Science | Dr. Laurie Leshin | Dr. David Spooner |
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