Provost Organizational Chart (text only)
This organizational chart shows the various entities in the Provost Office and what positions and responsibilities report to what entity.
The chart depicts the Provost’s organization as follows:
Top center of the page: Provost.
Below and to the right, and connected by a solid line, is the Executive Assistant.
Below and to the left, and connected by a solid line, is Special Assistant to the Provost, which has two responsibilities identified underneath it: Academic Integrity and Student Grievance.
Below and to the left of Academic Integrity and Student Grievance, and connected by a solid line to the Provost, is the Office of Institutional Research & Assessment.
Below and to the left of the Office of Institutional Research & Assessment, and connected by a solid line to the Provost, is the Registrar.
Below and to the right of the Executive Assistant, and connected by a solid line to the Provost, is the Washington Semester Program.
Below the Registrar are the six main sub sections of the Provost Office. They are connected by solid lines to the Provost, the same solid line from which the above entities sprout off of. From left to right, they are:
Senior Vice Provost & Dean of Academic Affairs
Vice Provost for Graduate Studies & Research
Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies
Vice Provost for Academic Administration
Executive Director for Enrollment
Schools & Colleges
Reporting to the Vice Provost & Dean of Academic Affairs (VP-DAA), and connected by a solid line below it, is the Center for Teaching, Research & Learning. The VP-DAA also has the following responsibilities, which are connected by solid lines below it: Faculty Development/Leadership Development, Faculty Personnel & Contracts, Manual Policies, Misconduct & Investigations, and Faculty Competitions & Awards (Faculty Competitions & Awards is joined by a dotted line on the right to Faculty Competitions & Awards under the VP-GSR).
Reporting to the Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Research (VP-GSR), and connected by solid lines below it, are: the Office of Sponsored Programs and Centers & Institutes. The VP-GSR also has the following responsibilities, which are connected by solid lines below it: Academic Misconduct, Animal Protection, Compliance, Faculty Competition & Awards (Faculty Competitions & Awards is joined by a dotted line on the left to Faculty Competitions & Awards under the VP-DAA), Graduate Retention/Progress to degree, and Human Subjects (IRB).
Reporting to the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies (VP-US), and connected by solid lines below it, are: the Career Center (including merit awards), University Honors Program, General Education Program, University College, Learning Communities, AU Abroad, Abroad at AU, Advising Council (Graduate and Undergraduate), and UEC (Retention). The VP-US also has the following responsibilities, which are connected by solid lines below it: Upper Level Undergraduate Programs, New Student Orientation, and Community-based Learning and Research.
The Vice Provost for Academic Administration has (VP-AA) has the following responsibilities, which are connected by solid lines below it: Budget, Administration, Staff & Personnel, Web & Tech Systems, Summer & Online Learning, and Business Outreach.
Reporting to the Executive Director for Enrollment (EDR), and connected by solid lines below it, are: Admissions, Financial Aid, Administration & Fiscal Affairs, Marketing, and Systems.
The Schools & Colleges, connected by solid lines below it, are: College of Arts & Sciences, School of International Service, School of Public Affairs, Kogod School of Business, School of Communication, Washington College of Law, and University Library.
