Update: Undergraduate Affairs Transition
The Office of Undergraduate Affairs has undergone a strategic reorganization to better serve our academic community. As part of this transition, the office has been dissolved and its functions redistributed between two newly established departments:
- The Office of Accreditation, Assessment, and Curriculum, led by Dr. Cheryl Gater, Associate Provost
- The Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success, led by Dr. Matt Jacobs, Interim Associate Provost
Both departments continue to report to the Office of the Provost, maintaining their connection to academic leadership while refining their focus and responsibilities.
This change reflects our commitment to enhancing academic quality, supporting student success, and streamlining operations. Below, you’ll find a breakdown of which departments and services have moved to each new office.
The Office of Accreditation, Assessment, and Curriculum
The areas of responsibility that have transitioned to the Office of Accreditation, Assessment, and Curriculum primarily pertain to curriculum and academic policy. These include:
- Administrative support for the General Education Committee (GEC), Professional Curriculum Committee (PCC), and the University Curriculum Committee (UCC).
- Civic Literacy Requirement
- General Education, including State Core Syllabus posting
- Reverse Articulation of AA Degrees
Information regarding the topics above can now be found at curriculum.aa.ufl.edu.
The Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success
The Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success supports all students on their academic journey of self-discovery through the University of Florida. It does so by supporting academic learning through undergraduate credit-bearing curriculum and by providing academic support services and programming that span the range of the undergraduate student experience. To learn more about the Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success, please visit studentsuccess.ufl.edu.
The areas of responsibility that have transitioned to the Office of Undergraduate Education and Student Success are: