The Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs provides administrative leadership for all academic programs, academic policies, academic priorities, and faculty affairs that affect the academic life of the University as a whole. The Provost Office works closely with the Deans of the Colleges and Graduate Studies and has the responsibility of making final recommendations to the President and the Board of Governors concerning the establishment of new academic programs and the appointment, promotion, and tenure of faculty.
Academic Affairs provides support for students and faculty in a number of key ways. This includes overseeing the Academic Pathways program which can help students discover and explore their interests and choose majors; publishing both the Undergraduate and Graduate catalogs; evaluating the University's academic programs; supporting faculty professional development; and much more. Explore the links below to learn more.