The Provost oversees these offices and departments comprising the Academic Affairs division.
Academic Advising
The Director of Advising, coordinates the team of faculty and administrators who serve as academic advisors. The advisors help students set educational goals, make appropriate choices to meet requirements, and realize their potential.
Visit the Academic Advising website.
Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership
The Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership (ACSJL) is an initiative of Kalamazoo College whose mission is to develop and sustain leaders in human rights and social justice through education and capacity-building.
Visit the Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership website.
Vernon Wall and Kiran Cunningham’s full report from conversations regarding the Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership.
Athletic Department
Visit our Athletic department website.
Center for Career and Professional Development
The Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) focuses on helping students identify, seek out, apply for, and secure career opportunities. About 74% of all “K” students complete at least one internship, many of them complete two.
Visit the CCPD website.
Larry J. Bell ’80 Environmental Stewardship Center
The Center for Environmental Stewardship was officially started in 2019 with a generous grant from The Arthur Vining Davis Foundation. The Center will infuse sustainability and environmental themes across the curriculum; increase opportunities for students to conduct mentored research and community programming; and better utilize the Lillian Anderson Arboretum as a learning lab for the liberal arts.
Center for International Programs
The Center for International Programs (CIP) assists students in attending K-sponsored programs and additional approved programs run by other colleges. 85%of our graduates in the last 40 years have studied abroad.
Visit the CIP website.
Class Deans
The Class Deans serve as a “go to” person for students with a problem or a concern. Class Deans help students navigate the critical issues and events of a particular year and increase the sense of community within and between each class.
First Year Class Dean – Dana Jansma ( email:Dana.Jansma@kzoo.edu)
Sophomore Class Dean – Chuck Stull (email: Charles.Stull@kzoo.edu )
Junior Class Dean – Andy Mozina (email: Andrew.Mozina@kzoo.edu)
Senior Class Dean – Kathryn Sederberg (email: Kathryn.Sederberg@kzoo.edu)
Health Professions Advising
Kalamazoo College’s Careers in Health and Medicine office assists and supports students as they explore health and medicine graduate and professional programs.
Information Services
Information Services includes the library, desktop and centralized computing services, network services, educational technology, web services and media services.
Learning Commons
The Learning Commons provides students with connections to skilled peers for help with math, physics, science, writing, English as a Second Language, design, and library research.
Visit the Learning Commons website.
Mary Jane Underwood Stryker Center for Civic Engagement
The Mary Jane Underwood Stryker Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) strengthens the community and promotes academic learning, personal growth and civic responsibility among our students.
Office of Grants, Fellowships, and Research
The Office of Grants, Fellowships and Research assists faculty by providing information on external funding to support research, creative, curricular, community, and outreach endeavors. The office also helps students identify and apply for a variety of graduate scholarships and fellowships.
Visit the Office of Grants, Fellowships and Research webpage.
Office of Institutional Research
The Office of Institutional Research manages internal and external data reporting, works with campus partners on accuracy, consistency, and reporting standards, and supports planning and decision-making through research, analysis, and assessment projects.
Visit the Office of Institutional Research webpage.
Professional Development
The Provost is excited to share that funding is available for Professional Development for full time staff in academic departments who have not previously had access to funding. Up to $800 annually is available for participation in webinars, conferences, or similar events. To be considered please complete the Professional Development Opportunity Application.
Registrar’s Office
The Registrar manages the schedule of classes, academic calendars, exam week schedules, and student records.
Visit our Registrar’s Office webpage.
Teaching, Learning and Assessment
The Assistant Provost of Teaching, Learning and Assessment works with the Teaching and Learning Committee and coordinates the Teaching Commons in support of pedagogy, curriculum development and the scholarship of teaching and learning. They work with the Assessment Committee, departments and programs on assessment, and course evaluation and Educational Quality Assessment.