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Shirley Willihnganz, executive vice president and university provost of the University of Louisville, is the chief academic and operating officer. The post touches all segments of the university.

As chief academic officer, she has oversight of undergraduate, graduate and professional education at UofL.

As chief operating officer, she works with the Office of the President (president, executive vice president for health affairs, executive vice president for research), vice presidents for business affairs, finance, information technology, student affairs and human resources, and with university counsel.

The provost’s senior staff is directly responsible for undergraduate affairs, graduate affairs, diversity initiatives, strategic planning, institutional research and accountability, and faculty personnel. A number of offices and centers report through the provost’s senior staff and are enumerated in the unit organizational chart.

Oct. 12, 2012

Tuition and Fees for 2013-14

Executive Cabinet
University of Louisville

Dear Colleagues:

I am in the process of establishing this year’s Task Force on Tuition and Fees. I am asking the Task Force to take into consideration the entire package of expenses borne by students. Specifically, I want them to not only look at tuition and course fees, but to also look at auxiliary and other mandatory fees affecting students, i.e., parking fees, health fee, meal plan fees, housing rates, IT fees, specific-designated fees (rec center), etc. In addition, I am asking the task force to review our tuition policies.

Any proposed new fees or increases or decreases to existing fees need to be reviewed by this committee. Please send all fee requests to Bob Goldstein and Mike Curtin by December 3 so that the task force will have adequate time to review your recommendations and make a recommendation to the Office of the President. It would also be helpful to the Task Force if you will send along a list of all fees/expenses charged by your unit with a brief impact statement for each fee/expense—even though you propose no change. This will help the Task Force when it looks at the “complete package of expenses borne by students."

I’ve attached a copy of the Procedures for Establishing and Reviewing Course and Non-Course Related Student Fees (PDF) as well as the Fee Request Form (DOC). If you have any questions, please contact Bob Goldstein, Associate Provost for Academic Accountability, Institutional Research and Effectiveness, at 852-6169.

I thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Shirley C. Willihnganz
Executive Vice President and University Provost

 

Oct. 13, 2011

2011 results update posted

Updates to the UofL Scorecard for 2011, the Solid Results 2011, and the 2020 Plan updates for 2011-2012 have been posted in PDF format.

 

Aug. 19, 2011

Choices and Expectations,
remarks delivered at Freshman Convocation

I was in the grocery store last Saturday. It’s a good grocery store – one of the biggest in the region as a matter of fact. Even though I pretty much buy the same things every week, like most Americans I think that the more choices I have the better life is, so sometimes I go there because anything I could possibly want is there.

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