Fatih Abasiyanik

Technical Director for the Single Cell Immunophenotyping Core

Paul Howl

Senior Award and Contract Administrator

Paul Deziel

STAGE Center Coordinator & Projection Designer

Joseph Chamberlain

Associate Process and Equipment Engineer, Pritzker Nanofabrication Facility

William Chappell

Senior Financial Administrator

wchappell@uchicago.edu

Will Chappell provides financial support for the Core Facilities within the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering and other aspects of the school's operations.

Erin Wallace

Operations Specialist, Materials for Sustainability

erinowallace@uchicago.edu

Erin Wallace provides high-level administrative oversight for Materials faculty, including updating project plans, timelines, coordinating resources, and assisting with financial and logistics support.  She independently manages a diverse range of tasks to coordinate the unit’s day-to-day operations, special events, and seminars.

Prior to joining the University of Chicago Erin was the executive assistant to the senior vice president and director of IIT Research Institute, where she initiated software integrations and customizations and redesigned the corporate intranet site. The assistant to the vice president for research at Northwestern University for over a decade, Erin arranged complex engagement opportunities, managing events and communications, budgets, surveys, and live multi-site town halls, while providing day-to-day support to sponsored research, compliance, and development constituents. Erin was the pre-award and post-award program administrator for a $2M Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) award to the university.

Erin received a Master of Science Communication from Northwestern University in 2019, focusing on visual communications and the U.S. healthcare system and a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of California at Berkeley with studies in post-colonialist literature.

Rachel Johnson

Institute Administrator, Materials for Sustainability

rachel5@uchicago.edu

Rachel Johnson assists with planning, coordinating, and managing daily operational and business needs of the Institute. She supports operational projects, day-to-day procurement and finance operations including liaising with internal and external constituencies and stakeholders. 

Rachel has been with the University of Chicago for over two years working in research administration, events, and supporting operations activities. Prior to moving to Chicago, she was a Museum Educator at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art where she supported artist lectures and events. She holds a Masters in Museum Studies from Johns Hopkins University.

Ammon R. Johnson

Institute Manager, Immuno

ammon@uchicago.edu

Ammon R. Johnson serves as the Institute Manager for the Immuno Institute where he provides administrative strategy as well as operational and financial support for faculty, students, and postdoctoral fellows. 

Ammon holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Southern Illinois University and 15 years of higher education experience, with previous roles at Northwestern University, University of Chicago,  City Colleges of Chicago and Purdue University. 

Eileen Walsh-Rock

Grant Development Administrator, Immuno

ewalshrock@uchicago.edu

Eileen Walsh-Rock serves as the Grant Development Administrator for the Immuno Institute. Eileen is responsible for the planning, writing, and execution of PME grants and related reports, assisting PME faculty in building their funding portfolios and developing strong grant proposals to support existing and emerging project/program initiatives for the Biological/Immuno theme.

Eileen has a background in biomedical engineering research and research project management, with previous positions including Northwestern and Harvard. Eileen holds a Bachelor and Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering and is currently pursuing a Masters in Epidemiology. 

Ben Keyse

Assistant Director of Development

bkeyse@uchicago.edu

Brian Keyse supports the Associate Director of Development in pursuing philanthropic opportunities for UChicago PME.

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