Our Purpose
The Office of the Vice Provost for Student Success serves as catalysts and leaders,
forging meaningful connections across the university community that enable students
to thrive and make a transformative difference in their academic pursuits, personal
and professional development.
Our Values
We strive to make a difference for UNT students and those who support them.
We care for the wellbeing of ourselves and others.
We value working in collaboration with and in service to our university partners.
We have a deep sense of care and responsibility.
Our Strategies
Champion a coordinated approach to student success.
A coordinated approach to student success encourages trust and collaboration across
departments, creating a unified support network that addresses various student needs
holistically. By working together, we can implement comprehensive strategies that
enhance the overall student experience, fostering a supportive and thriving academic
community.
Utilize learner-centered approaches.
Adopting learner-centered approaches ensures that our services are designed with the
individual learner in mind, promoting engagement and personalized support. This method
helps in meeting the diverse needs of students, making them feel valued and understood,
which can significantly boost their academic and personal success.
Foster a data-driven decision-making culture.
Embracing a data-driven decision-making practice empowers us to identify trends and
make informed decisions that directly impact student success. By leveraging data insights,
we can tailor our services to meet the unique needs of a rapidly growing and diverse
student population, ensuring equitable outcomes and continuous improvement.
Design sustainable policies and processes.
Developing sustainable policies and processes ensures that our services are effective
and resilient, even as enrollment grows and student demographics evolve. By creating
adaptable and enduring practices, we can maintain high-quality services and continuously
meet the changing needs of the student body, fostering long-term success and institutional
stability.