Provost's Post, Nov. 2025

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This is the last Provost���s Post of the fall semester. A big thanks to all of you���colleagues and partners in our academic mission���who have worked so hard to serve our students and advance our research, scholarship and creative work. It's been a semester of astounding contradictions: the longest government shutdown in our nation���s history, punctuated by the the rare and beautiful appearance of the northern lights.

I���m concluding my Conversations with the Provost for this semester, which will soon have taken me to all of our colleges and schools. Thanks to all those who���ve turned out for these important conversations���I���ve learned a lot and you���ve all made me feel welcome.

Before you begin to wrap up the semester���s work and take needed time with family and friends for the holidays, please check out this edition of the Provost���s Post, where you can read about:
  • How CU 勒貊勛圖���s and the are progressing
  • for everyone to note
  • that all faculty, staff and students must make
Plus: , a , and a special group of faculty called .

My best to all of you for restful and enjoyable holidays!

Ann

Ann Stevens, Provost��
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