Department of Kinesiology faculty member named interim vice provost for teaching and learning

Department of Kinesiology faculty member named interim vice provost for teaching and learning
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On August 28, 2025, the University of Wisconsin–Madison announced that a faculty member from the Department of Kinesiology has been appointed as interim vice provost for teaching and learning. The appointment reflects the university’s ongoing efforts to support its academic mission.

The Department of Kinesiology at UW–Madison is recognized for its contributions to health sciences and education. The new interim vice provost will be responsible for overseeing initiatives aimed at enhancing teaching practices and learning outcomes across campus.

This leadership change comes as UW–Madison continues to highlight its impact on students, communities, healthcare, and workforce development throughout Wisconsin. Recent data from the Wisconsin Idea Database indicates that the university maintains connections with all 72 counties in the state through various programs and partnerships.

The appointment is part of a broader set of actions by UW–Madison to strengthen academic leadership and ensure continued excellence in instruction.



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