Vice Provost for Faculty

Workshops and online resources describe best practices to improve communication, manage expectations, and develop equitable and inclusive mentoring relationships. 

Through the Faculty Concierge, the Office of Faculty Programs provides programs for faculty at all stages, from the first days on campus through the post-tenure transition.

Connect with colleagues across the Institute at events such as lunches, dinners, and seminars.

Faculty engagement is a collaborative effort, based on partnerships with faculty governance, the vice chancellor for undergraduate and graduate education, individual departments, and other members of the community.

The MIT MLK Scholars Program welcomes 10-15 outstanding scholars to MIT for visiting appointments every year. The program enriches and expands the reach of the Institute community, while allowing scholars to deepen their own work.

CRSP is the steward of MIT’s campus, responsible for all campus space assignments as well as assuring that the campus meets the current and future needs of the Institute. Submit the CRSP Project Request form when you need to request a renovation, an increase in space allocation, or request a study of existing space.

The Office of the Provost regularly collects data on the use of campus spaces to facilitate better stewardship of the Institute’s resources. Access for administrators only.

The Office of the Provost oversees the collaboration spaces DEN and LODGE, and reviews requests for use of open, outdoor spaces on the MIT campus.

The vice provost for faculty advocates for exceptional benefits and pursues strategies to bring faculty at the top of their fields to MIT.

Tools, templates, and evidence-informed guidance for faculty leadership to shape the future of their unit.

In addition to evaluating existing methods for conflict resolution, the vice provost for faculty explores avenues to provide faculty with effective and alternative routes that maximize equitable but collegial outcomes.