The Office of the Provost oversees academic and student affairs at UBalt.
Serving as the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, Dr. Ralph O. Mueller is the University's chief academic officer. He is responsible for the guiding vision and leadership of UBalt's academic affairs, including its four schools and colleges for upholding its commitment to student success. Meet the Provost.
The Office of the Provost is pleased to announce three new Provost's Grant for Collaboration
and Innovation:
*Kahlil King (CAS), Henry Mortimer (CEI), Sally Farley (CAS), Kevin Wynne (MSB), Masie Hawkins (Bee Skilled) – The UBalt Consulting Collaborative
*Jacob DeGeal (CAS), Henry Mortimer (CEI), Megan Rhee (CAS) – UBalt Create-a-Thon
*Jessica Wherry (LAW), Rachael Zeleny (CAS), Jessica Stansbury (CAILI) – Writing Instruction in the AI Age: A Faculty Development Cohort
The curriculum approval process and related documents are found on this page, including a link to the program review process. Approved curriculum documents are found on a UBalt-only searchable SharePoint site, which can be accessed by clicking here. Enter your UBalt email address at the Office 365 login page and then entering your UBalt NetID and password at the portal login; you will then enter to the site.
The Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement will present a series of public events as part of its Ethics Week celebration, Oct. 26-30.
Carey Miller came to The University of Baltimore to see where he could support students toward their goal of graduating. After 13 years, he's proud of his impact.
The University of Baltimore will host a panel discussion on Oct. 14 about the growing nationwide controversy concerning the building of large-scale data centers devoted to AI.
The Hoffberger Center for Ethical Engagement will present a series of public events as part of its Ethics Week celebration, Oct. 26-30.
Carey Miller came to The University of Baltimore to see where he could support students toward their goal of graduating. After 13 years, he's proud of his impact.
The University of Baltimore will host a panel discussion on Oct. 14 about the growing nationwide controversy concerning the building of large-scale data centers devoted to AI.
At UBalt, we hold ourselves to the highest standard. Learn more about the regulatory agencies that make sure we continue to measure up.
