Key Initiatives
Student Flourishing
Emory’s Student Flourishing Initiative prepares students to define and achieve their own vision of success by educating them to see the world differently, to imagine what is beyond the horizon and create platforms, companies, programs, communities—whatever it might be—in creative and ethical ways.
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AI.Humanity leverages Emory’s power to shape artificial intelligence and machine learning to benefit the human endeavor. Through a faculty hiring initiative, intensive community-building, and campus-wide educational opportunities, Emory is poised to lead a values-based data revolution.
Learn more about AI.HumanityEnriching the Academic Environment
Emory is committed to an environment in which all faculty find belonging as well as opportunities for professional growth and achievement. One means of doing so will be to mount a faculty satisfaction survey in 2020 in association with the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Learn about the faculty surveyA POINT OF DEFINITION
What does a provost do?
As a college or university’s chief academic officer, a provost is responsible for creating and implementing its academic priorities and for the allocation of resources supporting those priorities. Working closely with the deans as well as the heads of related offices to provide the highest quality educational programs, a provost also ensures the recruitment, support, and retention of an outstanding, diverse faculty.
ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP
Emory’s provost
As Emory’s chief academic officer, Ravi V. Bellamkonda nurtures the intellectual life of the university to its fullest by engaging the community of faculty and students. By ensuring that Emory has the resources and strategic vision to embrace innovation and lead pathbreaking research across disciplines, Provost Bellamkonda makes it possible for Emory to excel in many areas: undergraduate and graduate education; cutting-edge faculty research; racial and social justice; and diversity, equity, and inclusion. Above all, the provost ensures that the university's educational and research missions serve communities around the world.
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Faculty Affairs
The Office of the Provost supports faculty eminence, career development, and promotion through the Office of Faculty Affairs.
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Hatchery
The Hatchery supports student innovators and entrepreneurs from our Emory schools and covers all stages of innovation from ideation to implementation.
Explore The Hatchery
COACHE
Emory partners with the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE) at the Harvard Graduate School of Education to fully understand the faculty experience and retain, develop, and recruit the university’s best asset—faculty leaders making a difference in classrooms and laboratories across campus.
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Undergraduate Council
Provost Bellamkonda and other campus leaders meet regularly to identify and act upon opportunities to support students.
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One Emory
Engaged for Impact
Emory is currently in the third year of a proposed 10-year strategic framework designed to promote a culture of excellence at every level of the university.