College of Humanities Partnership Board
The College of Humanities Partnership Board is comprised of a distinguished volunteer corps of prominent College alumni and friends. Established in 2004, the Partnership Board serves the college through its advice and involvement in a wide range of activities.
Board Members (password required)
Catherine Burns
Human Resources Director, Gastronomy, Inc.
Salt Lake City, UT
David S. Dolowitz
Supervising Attorney & Manager, Dolowitz & Hunnicutt
Salt Lake City, UT
Anne M. Dolowitz
College of Humanities Alumna
Art Advocate & Connoisseur
Salt Lake City, UT
Lepa Espinoza
Assistant Professor of English, University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT
Martin Frey
Managing Partner, Mainsail Investments
Cottonwood Heights, UT
Jodi Graham
Executive Director, Utah Humanities
Salt Lake City, UT
Carl Laurella, CFP, C(k)P
Managing Director
Merrill Lynch Wealth Management
Salt Lake City, UT
Kathryn Lindquist
Trustee, ACLU of Utah
Trustee, The Nature Conservancy – Utah Chapter
Salt Lake City, UT
Mark Higgs Matheson
Professor of English, University of Utah
Salt Lake City, UT
Michele Mattsson
Former Chair, U of U Board of Trustees
Chief Appellate Mediator, Utah Court of Appeals
Salt Lake City, Utah
Amy Van Prooyen
Managing Partner, Van Prooyen Greenfield LLP
Yountville, CA
Jorge Rojas
Director of Education & Engagement, Utah Museum of Fine Arts
Salt Lake City, UT
David Simmons
President and CEO, Simmons Media Group
Salt Lake City, UT
Emeritus Members of the Board
Ross C. "Rocky" Anderson
Former Mayor, Salt Lake City
Cynthia Buckingham
Former Executive Director, Utah Humanities
Anthon S. Cannon Jr.
Attorney, Pillsbury, Wintrop Shaw Pittman LLP
France Davis
Pastor, Calvary Baptist Church
Richard Keller
Former Chief of Radiology, Cottonwood and Alta View Hospitals
Leslie Miller
President, PrintWorks
Joel Momberger
General Counsel, KNOD
Gary Neeleman
President, Neeleman International Media Consulting
Gerald Nichols
NJRA Architects
Rhoda Ramsey
Founder of The Group Real Estate Co.
Joan Smith
Former Executive Director, The National Conference for Community and Justice
Mary Tull
Former Director, Environmental Humanities Education Center
