Accessibility, Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity (AIDE)

Charge of the Committee

The Accessibility, Inclusion, Diversity and Equity (AIDE) Committee supports 91社区 University's mission to provide an educational environment that advances accessibility, inclusion, diversity, and equity through advocacy, raising awareness, amplifying traditionally underrepresented voices and celebrating diverse cultures and traditions.

We support and strengthen our PSS community by:

  • Providing opportunities for professional staff to educate themselves about diverse groups and behaviors that support an inclusive campus.
  • Connecting professionals to University services and departments dedicated to these aims.
  • Including traditionally underrepresented voices and perspectives in PSS operations.
  • Promoting the principles of accessibility, inclusion, diversity, and equity in campus policies and initiatives that impact professional staff.

The AIDE Committee meets on the following Tuesdays from 11:30a.m. - 12:30p.m. via zoom. Anyone is welcomed to attend the meetings.

  • October 6 -
  • October 27 -
  • November 17 -
  • December 8 -

For questions related to this committee, contact pss@binghamton.edu or the committee chair listed below.


Committee Chair

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Nick Martin

Associate Director, Q Center

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Division of

Committee Members

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Andre L Mathis, MPA

Employee Engagement Specialist

Student Affairs, Office of the Vice President for
headshot of Allison  Nyamuame

Allison Nyamuame

Assistant Director for Dual-Diploma Programs

School of Management
headshot of Amanda  Padwa

Amanda Padwa

Coordinator of Student and Alumni Services, Student Affairs

School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

Coordinator of Student and Alumni Services, Student Affairs

Notaries Public
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Krista Poppe

Digital Accessibility Compliance Coordinator

Information Technology Services
headshot of Leana  Testani

Leana Testani

Coordinator for Strategic Initiatives

Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science