Provost's Portfolio
The Provost’s office is organized into seven portfolios. In addition, the office oversees the management of many other units, including The University of Texas Libraries, Blanton Museum, Harry Ransom Center, Briscoe Center for American History, and the UT Press among others.
Reporting Units
The Diversity office is dedicated to recruiting, employing, retaining, and supporting highly-qualified faculty members with a wide range of backgrounds, ideas, and viewpoints.
Faculty Affairs is responsible for recruitment and retention, promotion and tenure, faculty development, appointments, academic searches, and faculty advancement.
Texas Global takes UT’s academic mission worldwide by leading efforts to grow and strengthen UT Austin's international programs, initiatives, and partnerships.
Responsibilities for Resource Planning & Management include academic budgeting, space allocations for academic purposes, renovations and capital projects, compliance, and more.
Oversees all aspects of grants and contracts including pre-award, post-award, grant accounting, research compliance and reporting.
Admissions Welcome Center
A meaningful visit experience helps prospective students and their families imagine their lives on the Forty Acres and sets the stage for their long-term success. Close to 70,000 people visit campus every year, consisting largely of prospective students and their family and friends.
Sharon L. Wood
Executive Vice President and Provost
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Sharon Wood began her appointment as executive vice president and provost on July 19. Previously, she served as the dean of Cockrell School of Engineering.
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, family matters, and equity.
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.
Larry Singell
Senior Vice Provost for Resource Management
Professor, LBJ School of Public Affairs
Larry Singell oversees development of academic budgets, strategic planning, academic facility and space utilization, renovations, and support for all capital projects. He is responsible for accreditation, enrollment analytics, assessment, and the Office of Institutional Reporting, Research, and Information Systems.
Mark J. T. Smith
Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs & Dean of the Graduate School
Professor, Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
As the senior vice provost for academic affairs, Mark J. T. Smith develops and implements strategic policies and practices that will allow the university to define and pursue future academic priorities. He also serves as dean of the Graduate School.
Brent Iverson
Senior Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education & Dean of the School of Undergraduate Studies
Brent Iverson leads the transition of Undergraduate Studies to its new organizational structure and function, while ensuring continuation of services to UGS students during the transition year.
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.
Edmund T. Gordon
Vice Provost for Diversity & Executive Director for Contextualization and Commemoration
Associate Professor, African and African Diaspora Studies and Anthropology
Edmund Gordon promotes diversity, equity and inclusion among faculty, and coordinates the implementation and evaluation of initiatives related to the University Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan. He also works closely with Enrollment Management to support university efforts at enhancing student diversity.
Art Markman
Vice Provost for Continuing and Professional Education and New Education Ventures
As the inaugural vice provost for continuing and professional education and new education ventures, 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
Rachelle Hernandez
Senior Advisor for Strategic Enrollment
Rachelle Hernandez works closely with the provost to ensure a visible and strong commitment to the recruitment, enrollment, and success of students.
Catherine A. Stacy
Chief of Staff
Senior Director of Operations and Assistant Professor of Instruction
Cathy's academic career has involved leading the development of large academic programs that integrate multiple domains. She has taught at UT for over twenty years and will support key initiatives to advance the academic priorities of the university.
Mayda Perez
Assistant to the Executive Vice President and Provost
Mayda Perez is the assistant to the executive vice president and provost, providing executive-level administrative support in the day-to-day management of the provost. She also provides support to the university’s Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) Transition Campus Engagement Committee.
Other reporting units
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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
Lorraine Haricombe, Vice Provost & Director
UT Libraries
UT Press