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Drs. Marc E. Morris and Robert D. Morgan are acting in the capacity of Provost which is the Chief Academic Officer for Southern Illinois University. Their efforts are supplemented by two interim associate provosts, Dr. Andrew Youpa who has served as the associate provost for academic programs since last fall, and Dr. Juliane Wallace who was named interim associate provost for academic administration this spring.

The Provost reports to the Chancellor and collaborates in setting overall academic programs and priorities for the University and allocates funds to carry these priorities forward. The Provost provides leadership in recruitment of prospective national and international students, student retention, faculty hiring, promotion and tenure, outreach to the community, and overall student support. Our office is responsible for ensuring students' academic success.

We also serve our campus community by overseeing all forms of academic activities, including: personnel, budgets, information technology, faculty training, assessment and program review, and student affairs. The individual colleges and departments that report to the Provost work collectively to ensure all of our students' success.

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PROVOST'S OFFICE:

Anthony Hall, Room 125
provost@siu.edu
P: 618-453-5744
F: 618-453-1478
 

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Student Conduct Code

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Syllabus Attachment

The 'Syllabus Attachment' is now available for Spring 2023. Please include the appropriate semesters attachment below with your course syllabi to help ensure that all students get this important information.