Neil J. MacKinnon, has been named Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost on January 19, 2021.
Serving as the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Provost of Augusta University is the Chief Academic Officer, responsible for advancing all aspects of the mission of the University, ensuring excellence and innovation in the delivery of existing knowledge and the discovery of new knowledge. The Provost is accountable for the achievement of the university’s strategic priorities, through actively engaging in planning and resource allocation to deliver tangible results and provide a foundation for future prosperity.
The Office of the Provost is committed to:
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As Augusta University pursues its mission of teaching, research and public service, the provost is leading several initiatives to enhance the excellence, impact and reach of our work. These multi-year initiatives involve faculty, students, staff and community members working together to find solutions to university issues.
This committee is charged with finding a leader with the vision and experience to continue to advance the Graduate School's priorities in teaching, scholarship, faculty development and collaboration.
This committee is charged with finding a leader with the vision and experience to continue to advance the libraries’s priorities in teaching, scholarship, faculty development and collaboration.
Sustaining and increasing staff engagement locally and systemwide is critical to moving our collective and various campus initiatives and priorities forward successfully.
Creating an institutional framework for determining faculty workload and identify next steps for implementing processes, procedures, and policies for assigning and managing workload.
Augusta University's strategic plan begins with the cardinal points on our compass: education, research and scholarship, clinical care, and outreach and economic development.
The purpose of the Healthy Grandparents Program is to provide support to grandparent caregivers, while assisting them to provide their grandchildren with a stable and supportive home environment.
Minor road work will begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 4, near the Goss Lane parking deck on the Health Sciences Campus.
Most of the work is expected to take place during business hours Monday through Friday.
With the new academic year set to begin this month, Augusta University is staying vigilant amid the Delta variant of COVID-19.
