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As the chief academic officer of the University of Georgia, the senior vice president for academic affairs and provost oversees instruction, research, public service and outreach, and student affairs. The vice presidents of these four areas report to the provost, as do the deans of UGA’s 16 schools and colleges.

Seven associate provosts direct areas of broad-based responsibility: academic affairs, academic fiscal affairs, information technology, institutional diversity, institutional effectiveness, international affairs, the libraries, and strategic planning.

Other units that report directly to the provost include Faculty of Engineering, the Georgia Museum of Art, The Georgia Review, the Office of Performing Arts, and the University Press.

In the university’s organizational structure, the provost is one of three senior administrators who report to the president. The others are the senior vice president for finance and administration and the senior vice president for external affairs.

New!  View the latest issue of a twice-a-year newsletter published by the Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost.

Academic Progress, Spring 2008 issue (PDF)
Academic Progress, Fall 2007 issue (PDF)
Academic Progress, Spring 2007 issue (PDF)
Academic Progress, Fall 2006 issue (PDF)
Academic Progress, Spring 2006 issue (PDF)

View the latest issue of a twice-a-year newsletter published by the Office of Institutional Diversity. 

Diversity at UGA, Spring 2008 issue (PDF)
Diversity at UGA, Fall 2007 issue (PDF)
Diversity at UGA, Spring 2007 issue (PDF)
Diversity at UGA, Fall 2006 issue (PDF)
Diversity at UGA, Spring 2006 issue (PDF)