Leadership

Evelyn Real, director of the Office of International Student Engagement (OISE), feels a deep commitment to helping international students succeed.

Zohaib Khan, a deputized police officer for the WashU Police Department (WashU PD), brings a diverse skill set to his role.

Isabelle Smith works behind the scenes as the Director of Finance and Administration for the Office of Health Informatics and Data Sciences (I2DB).

Sawyer enjoys that each day is different, never boring and appreciates she learns something new most days.

Our mission is to provide prompt quality care to each person who comes to our Emergency Departments.

Knowing that I play even a small part in this collective effort to improve the world motivates me every day.

Berning believes in investing time to understand what makes each team member unique, including their passions and personal interests, all while he supports them in the clinic each day.

Priddy has led or co-created several initiatives that have saved time, reduced costs and strengthened communication across teams.

Drawing on over two decades in higher education, Pacheco has built a career dedicated to fostering collaboration and learning across differences.

Based on both his personal and professional experiences, Musleh understands that aligning his work with WashU’s larger mission of providing exceptional patient care engages and motivates others.

From strategic planning to fostering collaboration amongst departments to guiding teams to delivery technology solutions, her focus remains on the university’s mission.

I am deeply motivated by the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children and their families.