Elizabeth Vitullo

Elizabeth Vitullo is a prominent figure at West Virginia University (WVU) who holds multiple important roles within the institution. She currently serves as the Assistant Dean for Strategic Initiatives at the John Chambers College of Business and Economics, as well as the Assistant Vice President of Economic Innovation at WVU.125

In her role as Assistant Dean for Strategic Initiatives, Vitullo supports special projects and strategic initiatives for the college.3 She is responsible for executing special projects, coordinating B&E resources with the needs of the university and the state, and supporting efforts in areas such as experiential learning and outreach.1

Vitullo's career at WVU spans over 14 years, during which she has made significant contributions to the university's growth and development.1 Some of her notable achievements and responsibilities include:

1. Launching nationally ranked online program offerings, including the online MBA program.12
2. Serving as the Coordinator of the Healthcare MBA program.2
3. Teaching in the areas of entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility.1
4. Being selected as part of the inaugural cohort of IDEA fellows at WVU.1
5. Serving as the dean of the 2018 Governor's School for Entrepreneurship.1

Her educational background includes:

• PhD and MBA degrees from West Virginia University
• Undergraduate degree from the University of Toronto
• MS degree from the University of Toronto12

Outside of her university roles, Vitullo is actively involved in various initiatives:

• She serves on the West Virginia Women's Business Center as an inaugural board member and executive officer.1
• She is part of the team working on WVU's Strategic Transformation project.4
• Vitullo is also involved in the West Virginia Grant Resource Centers, where she brings her expertise in economic development, grant writing, and community outreach.2

In 2023, Elizabeth Vitullo was recognized as a West Virginia Wonder Woman, highlighting her significant contributions to the state and her leadership in education and economic innovation.5