William Inboden
Executive Vice President and Provost
Dr. William Inboden began serving as executive vice president and provost on August 1, 2025. He also holds the William Powers Jr. Chair and a joint faculty appointment with the Department of History and the School of Civic Leadership. As the University’s chief academic officer, he leads UT Austin’s academic mission and ensures the excellence and continued innovation of research and teaching endeavors across campus.
Sarah Ades
Senior Vice Provost for Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
Dean of the Graduate School
Sarah Ades leads the Graduate School as Dean while also serving as the SVP for Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies. She works together with graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, faculty and staff to chart the future of graduate education at the University.
Tasha Beretvas
Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs
Professor, Educational Psychology
Tasha Beretvas ensures the integrity, quality, and transparency of policies and procedures related to faculty. Her portfolio manages faculty issues including promotion and tenure, advancement, professional development, and family matters.
Catherine "Kate" Calder
Senior Vice Provost for Academic Administration and Planning
Professor of Statistics & Data Sciences
Catherine Calder is Senior Vice Provost for Academic Administration and Planning. She provides strategic oversight and planning for the Provost Office’s budget, academic space and the office of institutional research at the University of Texas at Austin.
Sonia Feigenbaum
Senior Vice Provost for Global Engagement
Chief International Officer
Sonia Feigenbaum provides institutional leadership for advancing international strategy and global engagement that advance the profile, reputation, and mission of UT Austin. She leads strategic partnerships, collaborations, and oversees global services supporting students and faculty.
Art Markman
Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
As the inaugural Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Art Markman leads the coordination of UT Austin’s credit-bearing programs and non-credit open-enrollment, certificate, and custom programs aimed at non-traditional students
Richard J. Reddick
Senior Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
Professor in the Program in Higher Education Leadership
In this inaugural role, Reddick will help shape the undergraduate experience and ensure that the university's admissions, curriculum, student support and career exploration efforts align in ways that best position all students to succeed.
Miguel Wasielewski
Senior Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management
As Senior Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment Management, Dr. Miguel Wasielewski's leads the University's enrollment management team, championing student success at all stages of the educational journey. Miguel is a first-generation college student from the Rio Grande Valley who has earned three degrees from UT Austin and has spent his career serving the university.
Juan Dominguez
Vice Provost for Academics and Curriculum
Professor, Department of Psychology
Dr. Juan Dominguez is the Vice Provost for Academics and Curriculum. In addition to his role as Vice Provost, he is an award-winning professor of psychology, pharmacology, and neuroscience and a highly published and highly cited research scientist.
Janet Dukerich
Vice Provost for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution
Professor in the Department of Management
Janet Dukerich helps support faculty through advocacy and conflict resolution. Her research and teaching interests include organizational identification, reputation management, issue interpretation, and ethical decision making.
Jen Moon
Vice Provost for Professional-Track Faculty
Professor of Instruction, Biology Instruction Office
Jen Moon is the Vice Provost for Professional-Track Faculty. As Vice Provost, Dr. Moon focuses on professional-track faculty initiatives, programs, and resources for faculty across their career cycle—from hiring through pre-retirement—and supports the multiple facets of the workload and job experiences of professional-track faculty.
Drayton Cullen
Chief of Staff
Drayton Cullen is the Chief of Staff to the Executive Vice President and Provost, advancing strategic initiatives, operations and institutional priorities. He previously served as the Program Specialist at the University of Florida’s Hamilton School of Classical and Civic Education where he developed academic programs and fellowships, contributed to strategic planning, and directed the America in the World Consortium. Earlier, he managed the Consortium at UT Austin’s Clements Center for National Security. Drayton holds a B.A. in History and Classics from Samford University and a Master of Global Policy Studies from UT Austin’s LBJ School of Public Affairs.
Other reporting units
Campus Collections & Initiatives
The Provost’s Office also oversees a wide variety of other units, including various administrative offices addressing student needs, as well as the Libraries, University of Texas Press, the Blanton Museum of Art and the Harry Ransom Center.
Don E. Carleton, Executive Director
Dolph Briscoe Center for American History
Blanton Museum of Art
Harry Ransom Center
Robert McDonald, Senior Vice Provost & Director
UT Libraries
UT Press
Edmund T Gordon, Executive Director
Contextualization & Commemoration Initiatives