Jean Baum announced as Vice Provost of Life Sciences Research and Partnerships

Jan 20, 2023, 5:00 AM

Jean Baum, a distinguished professor in the Department of Chemistry, will now serve as Vice Provost of Life Sciences Research and Partnerships, according to a University-wide email.

Francine Conway, chancellor-provost of Rutgers—New Brunswick, announced yesterday that Baum would transition to her new role after previously serving as special advisor to the Office of the Chancellor-Provost since the fall.

She will work alongside Denise Hien, Vice Provost for Research, to further advance the University’s Academic Master Plan, according to the email.

Baum has been a prominent researcher throughout her career since joining the University as a Henry Rutgers Research Fellow in 1988. She has been a distinguished professor since 2010 and also works in graduate programs in molecular biosciences.

Jean Baum announced as Vice Provost of Life Sciences Research and Partnerships

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