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Our team of Senior Advisors is an invaluable resource as you consider the Emeriti Program for your institution. All of our Senior Advisors have worked at higher education institutions, either in senior finance or human resources capacities. Several also hold faculty positions. These experienced and respected individuals are now associated with the Emeriti Program and are available to talk with you about your institution’s current retiree health arrangement, so that you may better understand how the Emeriti Program can meet your needs.
Paul Aslanian was Vice President for Finance and Planning at Swarthmore College for 7 years, after having been Chief Financial Officer at Macalester College for 21 years. He now teaches Economics at Macalester College (email: paslanian@emeritihealth.org).
Karen Bradley was in the Human Resources area at New York University for 38 years, including 14 years as Assistant Vice President of Human Resources (email: kbradley@emeritihealth.org).
Larry Broomall retired after 19 years at Washington and Lee University as its Vice President for Finance and Treasurer (CFO). He is also former President of EACUBO and board member for NACUBO (email: lbroomall@emeritihealth.org).
Keith Groty was Chief Human Resources Officer at Michigan State University for 30 years, and is a past president of CUPA. He is presently Professor of Labor and Industrial Relations and Assistant Vice President for Human Resources - Emeritus at Michigan State University (email: kgroty@emeritihealth.org).
Linda Herkenhoff is immediate past Director of Human Resources for Stanford University. She is now a full-time faculty member in the Graduate School of Business and Economics at Saint Mary's College of California (email: lherkenhoff@emeritihealth.org).
Grazina (Chris) Keeley was Associate Vice President for Human Resources at the University of Chicago for 7 years. Prior to that, she was Director of Human Resources Administration at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis (email: ckeeley@emeritihealth.org).
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