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Executive Vice President Daniel Ennis

As executive vice president, Daniel Ennis oversees Duke's administrative and financial affairs

Facilities

John Noonan is Vice President for Facilities and is responsible for managing the operations and maintenance for campus facilities, grounds, and utilities as well as overseeing project planning and design for Duke's world-class facilities.

Facilities

Finance

Leadership for Duke Finance is shared by Rachel Satterfield, vice president for Finance and Treasurer; and John Clements, associate vice president for Budgets and Central Business Operations.

Finance

Human Resources

Antwan Lofton is Vice President of Human Resources & Chief Human Resources Officer at Duke. In this role, Lofton supports a culture where Human Resources is accessible to Duke's greatest asset - its people. Lofton leads the development and implementation of effective human resource services and policies that support the strategic priorities of the University and Health System.

Human Resources

Operations

Russell Thompson is serving as the Interim Vice President of Operations for Duke University which includes oversight of Campus Police, Emergency Services, Internal Communications, Parking and Transportation Services, and Disability Management Services.

Operations

Information Technology

Tracy Futhey presides over Duke’s information technology endeavors and leads the Office of Information Technology.

Information Technology

Sustainability

Tavey McDaniel Capps is the Climate and Sustainability Executive Director and spearheads the Sustainable Duke program.

Sustainability

Duke Gardens

Sarah P. Duke Gardens is a premier public garden, consisting of 55 acres of specialized gardens in the heart of Duke University.

Sarah P. Duke Gardens

Duke Forest

Owned and managed by Duke University, Duke Forest consists of over 7,000 acres of forested land and open fields in Durham, Orange, and Alamance counties.

Duke Forest

Duke Campus Farm

The Duke Campus Farm is a one-acre working farm owned and operated by Duke University that provides sustainably-grown produce and food systems education for Duke and its surrounding communities.

Duke Campus Farm