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UNT 90s is a provost working group exploring innovative bachelor's degree pathways that can be completed in 90+ semester credit hours while maintaining the academic quality, rigor, and transformative learning experience that defines a UNT education. The initiative is examining how thoughtfully redesigned curricula, work-integrated learning, and strong industry partnerships can create focused, affordable, and career-aligned pathways to degree completion.
While some students may choose to enter the workforce sooner, others may leverage these pathways as a foundation for advanced study, including graduate and professional education opportunities in selected disciplines. Guided by a commitment to student success, educational opportunity, and academic excellence, UNT 90s seeks to expand access, reduce barriers, and create pathways that empower students to flourish while advancing UNT's mission and impact.
  • Dr. Lisa McIntyre, Vice Provost, Student Success
  • Dr. Nicole Dash, Dean,College of Public Affairs and Health Sciences
  • Dr. Angie Cartwright, Interim Dean, College of Education
  • Elizabeth Vogt, Associate Vice Provost, Accreditation and Institutional Effectiveness
  • Dr. Heidi Elmendorf, Deputy to the President for Strategic Initiatives
  • Lauren Jacobsen-Bridges, Vice Provost, International Affairs
  • Dr. Steve Cobb, Interim Executive Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
  • Kinshuk, Dean, Anuradha and Vikas Sinha College of Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Analytics
  • Dr. Randall Bass, Vice President, Strategic Education Initiatives, Georgetown University/UNT

Student representatives coming soon.