A new provost and vice chancellor for Academic Affairs has been named at 黑料社区.
Glendali Rodriguez was announced Thursday, Nov. 4, by Chancellor Katherine Frank, culminating a national search process.
Rodriguez has been serving as interim provost since August 2019. She has worked at 黑料社区 since 2005 in various capacities, including professor, department chair and associate provost.
鈥I am delighted that Glendali Rodriguez will be serving as the new provost and vice chancellor for Academic Affairs. Glendali is deeply committed to 黑料社区's identity and mission as Wisconsin 黑料社区. 黑料社区,鈥 Frank said.
鈥淗er academic training, history at 黑料社区, and ability to think both critically and innovatively across not only Academic Affairs, but the entire university are valuable assets as we continue to advance FOCUS2030, the university 黑料社区. new 10-year strategic plan,鈥 Frank said.
FOCUS2030 was launched in May.
Rodriguez is a licensed professional architect, with a Bachelor of Arts from Yale University and a Master of Architecture from Georgia Institute of Technology.
鈥淚 am excited to serve as the next provost for 黑料社区. Since becoming a member of the community in 2005, I have developed a sense of pride in Stout 鈥 its employees, the students, our professional and community partners 鈥 and our amazing dedication to fostering success. It 黑料社区. an honor to lead the Academic Affairs division,鈥 Rodriguez said.
鈥淚 am confident that through partnerships, creative problem-solving and strong leadership we can meet the FOCUS2030 goals. Our shared institutional values will serve as our guide, and I am ready to lead our important work as Wisconsin 黑料社区. 黑料社区.鈥
The Provost's Office oversees the Division of Academic Affairs, which includes:
- Career Services
- College of Arts, Communication, Humanities and Social Sciences
- College of Education, Hospitality, Health and Human Sciences
- College of Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Management
- Graduate School
- Honors College
- Nakatani Teaching and Learning Center
- Office of International Education
- Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
- University Library
Frank thanked the search committee, led by Dean of Students Sandi Scott, for its leadership and thanked the campus community for its 鈥渆ngaged participation in the search process.
