Provost's Office Messages
The Provost's Office sends general messages via email to the academic community on a regular basis to provide updates and highlight areas of success at the University of Connecticut. These messages, as well as other broad campus presentations, are archived here for future reference.
UConn School of Business Interim Dean Appointment
Dear Colleagues, Earlier this week, we shared the news that Dean John Elliott will be stepping down after more than 12 years of dedicated service to the UConn School of Business. Today, I am pleased to announce that Professor Greg Reilly will serve as Interim Dean, effective January 3, 2025. Dr. Reilly is a valued Read More…
Read MoreUConn School of Business Leadership Update
Dear Colleagues, I write with an update about the leadership at our School of Business. In recent conversations with Dean Elliott about his future plans, we discussed the many coming changes in the school and at the University. John has decided, upon reflection, that he is ready to step down to assume a new role Read More…
Read MoreWinter Weather & Academic Operations FAQ – AY 25/26
NEW AY 25-26 Winter Weather & Academic Operations FAQ Please review the following information regarding weather-related and emergency policies and procedures at the UConn Storrs and regional campuses. For further clarification, please refer to the Emergency Closing Policy available through the Office of University Compliance. Emergency Closing Policy | University Policies (uconn.edu) Please note that the information provided Read More…
Read MoreReview of Academic Programs
Dear Students, As part of our ongoing commitment to providing you with the best possible educational experience, we want to make you aware of some important work we’re doing to review our academic program offerings. On Friday, we sent a message to faculty and staff about the evaluation of programs with low enrollment and completion Read More…
Read MoreFaculty Activity Reporting System Live October 1
Dear Faculty, We are excited to announce that the Interfolio Faculty Activity Reporting (FAR) system is in its final stages of configuration and will soon be ready for faculty access as part of our phased implementation. Over the last several months, the implementation team has worked diligently to configure the system, migrate data from HuskyDM, Read More…
Read MorePreparing for a New Semester Together
Dear Colleagues, If you have been away for the summer: welcome back! I hope the new semester finds you well and I’m excited to see and talk with you in the months ahead. If you are just joining us this fall for the first time, welcome to UConn Nation! As you know, our students finished Read More…
Read MoreWelcome to a New Academic Year
Dear Faculty, As we begin a new academic year, we are filled with enthusiasm for the opportunities that lie ahead. Whether you are just joining us this week or are returning to continue your work, we want to extend a warm welcome and express our deepest gratitude for the vital role you play in UConn Read More…
Read MoreReaffirming UConn’s Commitment to DEI: Important Updates
Dear UConn Community, As we begin this new academic year, we are excited to welcome both new and returning Huskies to our campuses. Our unified goal is for every student, faculty, and staff member to feel a sense of belonging and to continue to build a community of care that reflects UConn Nation. With this Read More…
Read MoreAppointment of Ofer Harel, Dean of CLAS
Dear Colleagues, I am writing to share an important update regarding the leadership of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS). Following a prescribed review process and after careful consideration and thoughtful conversations with current interim dean, Dr. Ofer Harel, I am pleased to announce that we will be extending his appointment as the Read More…
Read MoreObserving Juneteenth – 6/19/2024
Dear Colleagues, On June 19, 1865, over two years after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation on New Years’ Day 1863, the Union army liberated the last community of enslaved Americans in Galveston, Texas. All people held as slaves in the United States were finally free. Juneteenth was established as a holiday to commemorate Read More…
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