Provost's Office Monthly Newsletter
The Provost's Office sends a monthly newsletter to faculty and staff at the university to provide academic updates, news, events and important dates. Newsletters are typcally distributed via email on the last Thursday of each month.
Provost's Office Messages
The Provost's Office sends messages via email to the academic community on a periodic basis to provide important updates as needed. Those messages are archived below.
Dear Colleagues, The pandemic disrupted many activities that are integral to the normal work of UConn faculty, including travel. I know that many of you are anxious to know when and how current restrictions on work-related travel will be lifted. Although we continue to have some degree of uncertainty, I am writing today to let
Read MoreThis message was sent to all Storrs and regional campus undergraduate and graduate students. Dear UConn students, I am writing with a reminder of upcoming deadlines for placing courses on Pass/Fail or withdrawing from courses, as well as the addition of an NRC grade in place of a W when withdrawing from a course. More
Read MoreThis message was sent to Deans, Associate Deans, Department Heads and Directors. Dear Colleagues, During the COVID-19 pandemic and the declared Public Health Emergency, UConn has limited access to and use of its campus facilities and resources (all campuses) by university and non-university third party entities. UConn is a public institution and as such normally
Read MoreDear Colleagues, This message is a reminder of the student holds moratorium enacted this semester, which will be in place again beginning on Monday, March 15, 2021 and continues through Wednesday, April 7, 2021. This moratorium is being imposed to ensure our students have ample time to address their holds in the days leading up
Read MoreDear Colleagues, I’m writing to share updates from this month’s University Senate meeting, which led to changes in the by-laws. This includes a temporary new grade as an alternate to the W grade and the expectations for delivery of syllabi and course schedules to students. As always, the minutes and other documentation can be found
Read MoreDear Colleagues, I am writing to share that the modality for summer courses will be remote (i.e. WW or DL modalities). This is one of several updates the University will be making regarding summer activities. This decision was made in consultation with the deans, in consideration of public health as well as the logistical priority
Read MoreThis message was sent to all deans, regional campus directors, associate deans, and department heads. Dear Colleagues, We are writing to inform you of a recent policy change regarding relocation and moving, which may have an impact on your faculty hiring initiatives. On Wednesday, February 24, 2021, the Board of Trustees approved a new Relocation
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