Senior Vice President for System Academic Administration

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  • 110 Morrill Hall
    100 Church Street SE
    Minneapolis, MN 55455
    (612) 624-6876

Welcome!

Under the direction of Senior Vice President Robert Jones, the Office for System Academic Administration is responsible for statewide and systemwide academic programs and initiatives. The office focuses on broad, high-level academic, outreach, and public engagement issues; international programs; system academic administration and policy; strategic planning and analysis; budgeting and legislative matters; and institutional research and academic capital planning.

To learn more or to contact one of the offices that comprise System Academic Administration, please refer to the links in the left margin of this page.

U of M India Center Initiative co-sponsors event on India's business and legal climate

The University of Minnesota’s India Center Initiative will co-sponsor a program with Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. to discuss the latest in business and law in India.

12 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 7,
Cowles Auditorium, 301 19th Ave. S, Minneapolis.

More information this event


News


Moving forward:
Urban Research and Outreach/Engagement Center in North Minneapolis (4/21/2008)

The University of Minnesota has named Archie Givens to serve as the owner's representative to coordinate the renovations to the former shopping center at 2001 Plymouth Ave. N. in Minneapolis, which will serve as the headquarters for the university’s new Urban Research and Outreach/Engagement Center (UROC).

“The hiring of Archie Givens to serve as the university’s representative throughout this renovation will ensure that the project will be a transparent process overseen by someone who has demonstrated an ongoing commitment to the community of North Minneapolis in particular, and to urban and under served communities in general,” said Irma McClaurin, executive director of UROC.

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Children, Youth and Family Consortium

The Children, Youth and Family Consortium, in collaboration with a legislative planning committee, has launched Family Impact Seminars (FIS). Following a national model used in 25 states, FIS connects research and state policymaking by providing state-of-the-art research in an objective, non-partisan manner. Each topical seminar includes forums, briefing reports, and follow-up activities specifically for legislators, legislative staff and key agencies. The seminars offer a range of policy options and provide opportunities for participants to identify common ground. The first seminar will be held in April and will focus on options for a responsive and accountable early childhood system. For more information about Minnesota’s Family Impact Seminars, please contact CYFC policy director Karen Cadigan at 612.625.8976 or policy coordinator Sara Benning at 612.626.0715.

Visit the Children, Youth and Family Consortium's web site

International Collaboration Conference

The University of Minnesota and the federal Office for Research Integrity will sponsor the conference, "Challenges and Tensions in International Research Collaborations," Oct. 2-3, 2008. The conference will focus on complications that arise in the context of international collaborations in scientific research. The conference organizer is Professor Melissa S. Anderson, director of the Postsecondary Education Research Institute.


The Minnesota Principals' Academy

The Minnesota Principals' Academy enables cohorts of practicing principals to put leadership best practices from education, business, the military and other fields to work on behalf of their students and schools.

Visit the MN Principals' Academy web site.

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