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PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE TODAY

WVU's Office of the Provost is committed to providing our students a high-quality education and academic experience and to supporting our faculty who engage in impactful research and outreach that benefits the state, the region and the world.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AT WVU

Our team of talented administrators and staff are dedicated to building innovative, future-focused academic programs that attract the best and brightest to WVU. We are thoughtful about the policies and procedures we create and steadfast in our commitment to ensuring the ongoing success of our students and faculty.

Students listen to Tatiane Trejos, Ph. D., Associate Professor during their Forensic Chemical Analysis class at Oglebay Hall, in Morgantown, WV, on August 20, 2025.

Academic Programs and Policies

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Academic Support and Services

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Academic Facilities, Budget and Strategic Initiatives

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Curriculum Development and Review

WVU President Mike T. Benson speaks with guests during a Meet and Greet for alumni, donors, staff and WV Congressional Delegation members, at the Hall of States Building in Washington, D.C. on October 1, 2025.

Faculty Evaluation, Development and Culture

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Student Learning Assessment

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Community and Global Engagement

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Institutional Data and Analysis

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Institutional Accreditation

New Faculty Orientation

Join the Office of the Provost and the Teaching and Learning Center for informational sessions on August 13.
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ADVANCING RESEARCH

And celebrating our wins.

WVU is proud of its R1 classification and the faculty and students who conduct ground-breaking research. We are always looking for new ways to connect faculty and students to research opportunities and to bring additional resources to our campuses.

WVU Research Office Research Week

Keeping You Informed

Regular messaging and communication are key to building and maintaining a strong campus community. Catch up on news, events and important dates from the Office of the Provost using the links below. Check back often to stay informed!