Executive Committee
Rosalind Hudnell
Rosalind Hudnell currently serves as Chief Diversity Officer and Global Director of Education & External Relations for Intel Corporation. In this role, she oversees Intel's strategic approach to the development of a diverse workforce worldwide, college relations, workforce policy and the global branding and marketing of Intel’s image as a workplace of choice.
She is readily sought after to speak on a variety of topics and has been interviewed by Forbes, CNN, MSNBC and the Harvard Business Review. Hudnell serves on the board of directors for Center for Work-Life Policy and the National GEM Consortium.
She has received numerous awards, including Black Engineer of the Year for Corporate Promotion of Education, Ruth Standish Baldwin Award, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Community Award, and the Sacramento Urban League’s President’s Award. Hudnell completed her undergraduate studies in management at St. Mary's College and has done advanced study at UCLA Anderson School of Management. She is a Senior Fellow through the American Leadership Forum.
- GEM Alum, Dr. Lesia Crumpton-Young, appointed Texas A&M Associate Provost for Undergraduate Studies
- GEM Alum, Dr. Christine Ortiz, named Dean for Graduate Education at MIT
- GEM Alum, Dr. Robin Coger, named Dean, College of Engineering, NC A&T
- GEM VP, Dr. Gary S. May, named Georgia Tech's Dean, College of Engineering
- GEM Alum, Stephanie G. Adams, named Virigina Tech's new head of engineering education
- GEM Alum, Dr. Norman Fortenberry, Appointed Executive Director of ASEE
- Intel Scholar, GEM Fellow: Ninrat Ditari
- MITRE GEM Fellow, Devon Rollins wins BEYA Award
- GEM Employer, Intel Corporation, Features GEM Fellow Gabriel on Corporate Website
- Mitre President/CEO to head National GEM Consortium Board of Directors