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Dec. 10, 2015-- I write today to invite you to submit nominations for the 2016 Presidential Awards for Outstanding Teaching by Graduate Students.
Dec. 7, 2015-- I write to invite you to nominate faculty for the 21st annual Presidential Awards for Outstanding Teaching.
The University is undergoing its ten-year reaccreditation by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) in 2015-2016.
The Provost announces thirteen faculty members who have been selected for the 2015-2017 Provost Leadership Fellows program.
July 15, 2015-- By every measure of academic success, Columbia continues to make enormous strides. This Year-End Report provides some detail on all these activities, with occasional reference to documents and data available from relevant University websites.
May 15, 2015-- Awardees for the faculty grant program on Hybrid Learning Course Redesign and Delivery are announced.
Jan. 28, 2015-- This is an important reminder that you enter textbook information into CourseWorks for every course you teach, in time to help students choose the courses for which they will register. Please submit textbook information for your Spring semester courses as soon as possible.
Jan. 22, 2015-- The Provost highlights two new developments in the University’s ongoing efforts to prevent gender-based misconduct, strengthen the response to such misconduct when it occurs, and enhance our campus climate.
The Provost requests nominations for the 2015 Presidential Awards for Outstanding Teaching by Graduate Students.
An invitation to nominate faculty for the 20th annual Presidential Awards to honor great teaching at our University.
At the direction of President Bollinger, the Provost has convened a committee to conduct a search for the next University Librarian.
Oct. 16, 2014--The Provost’s Faculty Advisory Committee on Online Learning, chaired by David Madigan, EVP of Arts and Sciences, shares its report and highlights a key outcome: a Request for Proposals for a faculty small grant program, which will support novel approaches to course design and educational technologies.
The Provost reminds the community about deadlines for voter registration.
As the issue of sexual assault gains a new level of attention and engagement on campuses around the country, Columbia is committed to providing a national model of the best policies and practices to help ensure that members of our University community feel safe and respected.