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Campus Deans
The role of campus deans is to provide opportunities for faculty and student integration and interaction by generating academic programs and events that bring faculty and students together beyond the classroom, and that serve as a foundation for building academic community on the campus. The campus dean represents the academic and intellectual work of the campus, introducing students to her/his own scholarship and to the scholarly work of faculty based on the campus; bringing faculty into the learning communities developed (and developing) on the campus; and working with students and faculty to develop year-long themes that focus the campus as an academic entity. The campus deans work with the Office of Academic Engagement and Programming to develop events for departments, dormitories, Honors and EOF programs, and other groups for which the campuses provide an academic context. Campus deans also work very closely with the deans of students on each campus to ensure that all students have the most positive, safe, inclusive, and successful academic experience possible. Each campus has a Campus Dean and a Dean of Students whose offices are located in the same building. Both are there to help students and faculty take advantage of all the campus has to offer them, and to foster exciting learning communities with student-centered services. The Campus Dean helps to engage faculty and students through academic programming, by extending learning outside of the formal classroom, and the Dean of Students focuses more on campus life and well-being. In order to improve collaboration and communication between these deans, we have created a joint email account for the campus dean and the dean of students for each campus. If you have questions for either dean, you may contact them at the joint email addresses below their names.
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