Greetings From the Provost
Welcome to the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost of Claremont Graduate University. Our office provides academic and administrative leadership for all of CGU, including all matters concerning academic programs, faculty, curriculum, student achievement, sponsored programs, and research. We are the keepers of the Flame that energizes and enlightens all of CGU.
The academic mission of CGU is to create new knowledge and to prepare leaders who will go out into the world with the purpose and skills to make it a better place. We do this through the seven schools that form our academic organization in the fields of arts and humanities, economics, politics and public policy, education, botany, information science, management, religion, mathematics, psychology, and organizational behavior. We work in collaboration with our colleagues at the other Claremont Colleges—Pomona, Scripps, Claremont McKenna, Harvey Mudd, Pitzer, and Keck Graduate Institute—to provide the resources of a medium sized university with the intimacy and support of a small institution. Our primary concern is always for the academic excellence of our work and our students.
We at CGU have been given many superb resources and opportunities. As a result, our responsibility to our communities, both local and international, is great. We hope that you will join us in our exciting work and become part of our community of scholars.
Patricia Easton
Executive Vice President and Provost
Claremont Graduate University
The Provost’s office is responsible for the following:
As part of the Office of the Provost, the Institutional Research office at Claremont Graduate University supports the university by providing accurate, timely, and reliable information to various people, departments, and agencies related to the academic and operational activities of the university.
The Office of Research, Sponsored Programs & Grants serves a variety of needs and objectives relating to research and related academic activities at CGU. Its primary missions are to be the focal point for relationships with external sponsors, promote the ethical conduct of research, and seed local research initiatives.
The Office of Institutional Effectiveness provides leadership and direction to ensure CGU is the most effective organization it can be by promoting and supporting the use of high-quality information toward informed decision making and continuous quality improvement.
