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Erika Randall is the interim dean and vice provost of undergraduate education and a professor of dance. Randall sees her role as one of an amplifier, connector and conductor—of energy, programs and people—all in service to the thousands of undergraduate students who make up the heart of our campus.��

The dean and vice provost of undergraduate education sits at a nexus of collaboration, fostering relationships across campus that create clear pathways for all undergraduate students at every juncture of their student experience.��

Randall has been a CU ������ý���� faculty member since 2007 and is a dancer, teacher, choreographer, and filmmaker. As a performer, she has worked with Megan Odom, Teena Marie Custer, Sydney Skybetter, Michelle Ellsworth, the Mark Morris Dance Group and Buglisi/Foreman Dance.��

Her choreography has been seen in four countries and 16 states over the last decade, and her internationally award-winning screendance works, including: “Paula + Francesca,” “Down for the Count,” “less,” “more,” and “self defense,” have screened at festivals such as the Beirut International Women Film Festival, the Beyond the Curve International Film Festival in Paris, the Starz Denver Film Festival, the Florence Queer Festival in Italy, and the Façade Film Festival in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Randall co-wrote, directed and choreographed the feature-length dance film “Leading Ladies” (2010), which played to sold-out audiences at more than 65 festivals worldwide.��

Randall served as the choreographer and movement director for the Colorado Shakespeare Festival (2017-24). Her podcast, “The Ampersand,” created with producer Tim Grassley, celebrates the alchemy of ANDing and can be found on most podcast platforms.

Before assuming her current administrative role, Randall served as chair of the Department of Theatre & Dance (2016–22), and as the associate dean for student success in the College of Arts and Sciences (2022-24). She received the Excellence in Leadership and Service Award from the ������ý���� Faculty Assembly in 2019.

Randall earned an MFA from The Ohio State University (2003), a BA from the University of Washington (1995), did coursework at the Juilliard School (1991-93), and earned her diploma from the Interlochen Arts Academy (1991).