Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff,
The Provost is the Chief Academic Officer at the University and is responsible for advancing the academic mission. The Provost ensures that Clark Atlanta University fulfills its commitment to academic excellence, student success, and transformative research.
Clark Atlanta University proudly offers a diverse array of academic programs designed to cater to a wide range of interests and career aspirations. Our 29 Baccalaureate Programs provide a robust foundation in various disciplines, fostering critical thinking and creativity. The 25 Master's Programs we offer are tailored to cultivate advanced skills and specialized knowledge, preparing our graduates for leadership roles in their respective fields. Additionally, our 6 Doctoral Programs stand as a testament to our commitment to rigorous scholarly research, contributing significantly to innovation and discovery.
The Office of the Provost is dedicated to supporting every student's journey towards academic success and personal growth. We are committed to providing an environment that nurtures intellectual curiosity, encourages academic exploration, and fosters a community of scholars dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the world.
Welcome to a new chapter in your academic journey at Clark Atlanta University, where your potential knows no bounds, and your achievements contribute to a legacy of excellence.
Warm regards,
Dr. Charlene D. Gilbert
Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
The Academic Council has the responsibility for reviewing all University academic programs and related matters. The Council receives and reviews, from the various Schools, proposals and policy decisions regarding the Schools’ respective programs.
The Council is a policy-recommending body, which may initiate studies and reviews in consultation with the Deans of the respective Schools. The Council has the authority to make recommendations to the President on all matters that relate to the academic programs and mission of the University.
Meeting Day and Time:
Last Thursday of the month 12:15 – 1:30 PM
The University Curriculum Committee considers and recommends to the Academic Council appropriate action on all matters connected with educational policy of the undergraduate and graduate programs. The Committee reviews the actions of the Schools with respect to their graduate and undergraduate curricula and courses of study. The Committee is particularly concerned with requirements for all degrees; methods of instruction; programs of study, and regulations concerning scholastic standing; policies for new courses of study; and the modification of existing courses.
Meeting Day and Time: 2nd Thursday of the month 12:15 – 1:30 PM
The Academic Leadership team at Clark Atlanta University, with oversight from the Office of the Provost, is a group of dedicated professionals. They are committed to fostering academic excellence, nurturing innovative teaching, and supporting impactful research. Their collaborative efforts ensure the university’s educational mission aligns with its strategic goals and vision.
Panther Pride: Celebrating a History of Excellence” captures the essence of Clark Atlanta University. It reflects our enduring pursuit of excellence in academia and society. This legacy, rooted in our history, drives our progress and is manifested in our dedicated faculty, innovative students, and accomplished alumni. More than a motto, Panther Pride is our commitment to excellence, inspiring us to achieve greatness, overcome challenges, and make impactful contributions. Embracing our rich heritage, we look forward to shaping a future as luminous as our past.