Office of the Provost

The Office of the Provost provides the support and resources for an environment grounded in respect and inclusion where students, faculty, and staff can engage in learning and teaching, scholarly research and creative work.

Provost Search

Towson University is seeking a new Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs. Learn about the search.

TU dance class — Small class sizes, inspiring faculty, and highly interactive learning experiences are hallmarks of a Towson University education.

chinese language class — Our faculty is committed to excellence in teaching, and their scholarship, research, and service are exceptional.

classroom — Creativity in teaching, learning, and discovery that leads to individual and collective transformation is a core academic value.

Tu students in class — Our faculty members are engaged in teaching as their primary commitment at the university.

TU classroom — Academic excellence and student success are top priorities at Towson University.

At Towson University, more than 22,200 students are enrolled in a wide array of undergraduate and graduate programs. Our faculty is committed to excellence in teaching, and their scholarship, research, and service are exceptional. We take great pride in the fact that all of our faculty is engaged in teaching as their primary commitment at their university. Moreover, the faculty is supported by a dedicated staff committed to student success.

About the Office

David A. Vanko, Ph.D., the Interim Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, leads the Office of the Provost and is responsible for the oversight of all academic programs and services. The Office of the Provost staff is committed to working together with other university administrators, faculty, staff, students and community to carry out Towson University's mission, academic priorities and initiatives.

Points of Pride

Academic excellence and student success are top priorities at Towson University.

Learn more about TU's commitment to academics

Intergroup Dialogue (IGD)

This program seeks to engage students and faculty in dialogue about the most pressing and difficult social divisions in our society.

Learn more about the IGD program

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