Office of the Provost: Temple University

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General Education Program and Course Planning is Underway

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2007-08 Camille and Bill Cosby Scholarship in the Natural Sciences

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The Library Prize for Undergraduate Research has been established

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The University's new policy on Academic Rights and Responsibilities is effective August 1, 2006.

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Temple receives national, regional, and campus recognition by the National ACademic ADvising Association (NACADA).

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The Office of the Senior Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies is responsible for undergraduate programs and academic affairs at Temple University. Serving both students and faculty, we are dedicated to undergraduate teaching and learning.

Undergraduate Studies ensures that the undergraduate curriculum meets university standards and supports our academic mission. We help to design and implement new programs, and innovative uses of information technology in teaching, and we are stewards of university academic policy concerning undergraduates.

The Office also collaborates with faculty curriculum committees on the undergraduate General Education Curriculum. Providing an array of curricular services -- the Bulletin, DARS, Course Descriptions, we work to improve access to information about undergraduate programs and information systems that support our programs.  See, for example, information about the University's General Education initiative.

We intend in all our work to enhance Temple students' life-long learning.

Peter R. Jones , Ph.D.
Senior Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies

Contact Information:
5th floor of Conwell Hall (038-23)
prjones@temple.edu
Tel:  215-204-2044
Fax: 215-204-3175

announcements

from the office of the senior vice provost for undergraduate studies

 

TEMPLE PRE-LAW STUDIES and LAW SCHOLARS PROGRAM  

Pre-Law Studies at Temple University includes course work, co-curricular activities such as mock trial, and the Law Scholars Program.  Law Scholars provides an opportunity for outstanding incoming first-year students to gain provisional admission to Temple University’s Beasley School of Law at the same time they are accepted into an undergraduate program of study.  Click here.

DIAMOND AMBASSADORS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

The Diamond Ambassadors Scholarship Program offers eligible students a grant of $2,500 to help meet the expenses of a study abroad experience. Recipients of the scholarship can choose to study at a Temple campus in Italy, Japan, or Spain, at any of Temple's other programs around the world, or on any Temple-approved study abroad program.  More Information.

Guide to Registration: Summer & Fall 2008

Learn about new course numbers, the General Education Program, academic calendars, course listings, and more! Click here.

University Core International Studies Options Revised

Student options for fulfilling the University’s Core International Studies (IS) requirement have been revised effective for the first summer session 2007 and subsequent terms.  Any student with remaining University Core International Studies requirements can satisfy those requirements based on the revised options.  For more information, click here

 

TRANSITIONS - A Newsletter for Transfer Students

TRANSITIONS offers an overview of policies and procedures, programs and opportunities that are available to Temple Students. If you are interested in Study Abroad, Honors, Research Opportunities, or have questions about academic policies, you will find general information and links to other resources in TRANSITIONS - for a pdf version, click here.

 

The Office of the Provost Announces Undergraduate Research Initiative

The Provost is pleased to announce a new Undergraduate Research Incentive Fund (URIF).  The URIF fund is available to any full-time undergraduate student enrolled at Temple who seeks financial support for research related activities such as undergraduate research projects or participation in professional conferences. Awards from the URIF are dependent on the availability of matching funds from the students’ own Department, School and/or College.

Deadlines for the 2007-2008 Academic Year are September 14, November 30, February 1, and April 18.  Information and application forms are available on line:  click here.