Office of the Provost
GLCA Academic Secretaries Conference
The role of the academic secretary is very complex. As universities
evolve and the needs of faculty and students change, so do the
responsibilities of an academic secretary. The purpose of this
conference is to network and develop relationships with fellow
GLCA-school secretaries and provide and opportunity to gain a better
understanding of a role that is constantly undergoing metamorphosis.
This conference will provide an opportunity to get motivated, network,
develop friendships, and discuss issues that affect our lives. For more information click here.
Location: Room 205, Doane Administration Building
Office Hours: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday
The provost is the chief academic officer of Denison University. The Office of the Provost is responsible for the curriculum and the faculty of the University. The bulk of the work of the Office of the Provost is carried out by the Provost (Bradley Bateman), two Associate Provosts (Kim Coplin and Keith Boone) and the two administrative assistants (Mary Philipps and Cathy Van Sickle).
The responsibilities of the Office of the Provost are carried out through the oversight that the office exercises over the governance system of the University, including:
- President’s Advisory Committee
- Academic Affairs Committee
- Personnel Committee
- Faculty Development Committee
- Registrar’s Advisory Committee
- Assessment Committee
- Information Technology Advisory Committee
- Election and Selection Committee
In addition, the Registrar and the directors of the Athletic Department, Denison Museum, Information Technology Services, and the Library report directly to the Provost. The Office of the Provost co-ordinates the work of the department chairs.