The Office of the Provost oversees the academic programs, research, and policies of 16 schools on the Bloomington campus.
Provost and Executive Vice President Lauren Robel is the chief academic officer for IU Bloomington. Her main goal is to improve the quality of education at IU Bloomington and maintain its status as a world-class research institution.
All deans and leaders of campus administrative units report to the provost.
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Our eight vice provosts oversee specific priorities of the university, such as recruiting a diverse student body and securing top research opportunities for faculty.
Attracts and supports students from minority groups, with a focus on undergraduate programs such as the Hudson and Holland Scholars Program, the Groups Program, and the 21st Century Scholars Program.
Learn more about Educational Inclusion and DiversityRecruits and enrolls the most diverse, high-ability students and prepares them for academic success through engagement, service, and cultural activities.
Learn more about Enrollment ManagementSupports faculty careers by enhancing productivity, recognizing excellence, cultivating leadership, and striving for a nurturing campus climate.
Learn more about Faculty and Academic AffairsOversees graduate education for all programs except for the professional schools, and oversees the health sciences initiatives for the Bloomington campus.
Learn more about Graduate Education and Health SciencesOffers consultation, proposal development, competitive internal funding programs, and infrastructure for a wide range of research, scholarly, and creative activities.
Learn more about Research DevelopmentOversees the tactical implementation of the strategic plan across the Bloomington campus.
Learn more about Finance and StrategySupports student success through a wide variety of services, including academic, legal, health and wellness, and personal safety.
Learn more about Student Affairs and Dean of StudentsLeads campuswide programs and initiatives for undergraduates, pre-college students, and adults who are continuing their education.
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The Office of the President oversees Indiana University’s seven campuses and two regional centers, which include more than 7,500 faculty members, 11,000 staff members, and 90,000 students. The president has identified the university’s three missions—excellence in teaching, excellence in research, and engagement in the state—and outlined his bold vision for supporting those missions and the future of IU.
Get to know our presidentVice presidents help the university achieve these goals in target areas such as diversity, engagement, and academic affairs. They also help manage the university’s immense research and educational resources.
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