The provost is the chief academic officer for the University. This individual provides leadership, ensures academic accountability, encourages innovation and entrepreneurship, facilitates the work of faculty, staff and students and serves as a public intellectual promoting the culture, spirit and value of the academy. The provost works closely with the president in developing University priorities and in administering program budgets and faculty personnel policies. As a member of the Regents' Council of Chief Academic Officers, the provost participates in a collegial fashion with other academic leaders in system-wide shared governance and coordination.

Of Note

2018 Spring Convocation - State of the Campus

FHSU Strategic Plan - information and comments form

Organizational Chart for Academic Affairs (PDF)

Foresight 2020 - A Strategic Agenda for Higher Education

Upcoming

August 9, 10, 13: New Faculty Orientation, agenda 

August 14: Professional Development Day, agenda TBA

August 15: Fall Convocation, Sheridan Hall, Beach Schmidt Performing Arts Center 

August 20: Fall classes begin