Meet our Leaders
Executive Staff Directory
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Eric Kopstain
In his role as the Vice Chancellor for Administration, Eric is responsible for facilities (including campus planning & construction, plant operations, real estate, and sustainability and environmental management), equal opportunity and access, title IX, student access, public safety (including police, parking services and emergency preparedness), mobility and transportation, and human capital and business services (including human capital, campus dining, card services, bookstore, printing services, mail services, credit card compliance, child and family centers). |
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Jamie Bojarski
615-343-9727 Jamie coordinates University services and resources for students with various disabilities and medical conditions through the interactive process pursuant to the ADAA of 1990 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Jamie also provides outreach and training to increase awareness of disability related issues to University faculty, staff and students. |
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Erin Hafkenschiel
615-343-1038 Erin oversees mobility and transportation efforts at Vanderbilt, providing strategic leadership in mobility planning and policy development while managing a comprehensive transportation demand management plan for the university. |
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Laura Nairon
Laura is responsible for a variety of departments that support Vanderbilt University’s academic mission through service to students, faculty, staff and campus visitors, including: compensation and talent, benefits, learning & organizational development, HR consulting, HR information systems, payroll, employee immigration services, child and family centers, campus dining, card services, printing services, mail services & campus copy, Barnes and Noble bookstore at VU, and credit card compliance. |
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Mike Perez
Mike oversees oversees the planning, program management and implementation of best practices for all aspects of campus facilities and grounds operations, maintenance, utilities and construction as well as real estate initiatives. He leads a workforce of 450 staff members responsible for the physical campus, which encompasses 10.8 million total square feet of space, including 7.2 million square feet of buildings, 333 acres of land, 2.1 million square feet of real estate property, 1.8 million feet of garages, a combined heat and power plant and comprehensive underground utility infrastructure, and the design and construction of capital projects. |
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Stephanie Roth
As Associate Vice Chancellor for Equal Access, Stephanie provides strategic leadership, support, and guidance to the Title IX, Equal Opportunity and Access and Student Access offices. These offices are responsible for coordinating and monitoring Vanderbilt's compliance with the requirements of federal and state non-discrimination laws, ensuring the prompt and equitable resolution of reports of sexual misconduct, other forms of discrimination and harassment, and retaliation, and establishing training and outreach initiatives that support a discrimination- and harassment-free learning, working, and living environment. Stephanie also currently serves as Vanderbilt’s Title IX Coordinator. |
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Leigh Shoup Leigh serves as Chief of Staff to the Vice Chancellor for Administration. In this role, she wears many hats, including but not limited to overseeing the management of the Vice Chancellor’s office, and coordinating special projects and assignments related to the division’s and Vice Chancellor’s key initiatives. She also serves as a project manager for many of the division's key initiatives. |
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August Washington
August is responsible for the Vanderbilt University Public Safety Department, which provides comprehensive law enforcement and security services to all components of Vanderbilt University, including the University campus, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, and the various University-owned facilities throughout the Davidson County area. The department manages several additional functions beyond the precincts, including Special Operations and Dignitary Protection; the Office of Emergency Preparedness, Fire and Workplace Safety; Parking Services and Law Enforcement Systems; and Operational Continuity. |