Provost and Vice-President (Academic)
Read Past Editions of Provost Tighe’s Newsletter
McMaster’s Provost and Vice-President (Academic), Dr. Susan Tighe, serves as the university’s Chief Academic Officer and Chief Budget Officer. Through this lens, Provost Tighe curates news from around campus that she shares in her newsletter to faculty and staff members.
News from the Office of the Provost provides “news you can use,” updates and celebratory posts. It also introduces our campus community to working groups and university units that people may have heard of, but may not know who members are or what they do.
Look for the newsletter in your email inbox, from Provost Tighe and with the subject line, News from the Provost.
Past editions of the newsletter can be accessed via the archives below.
Information Box Group
April 2024 Read this edition
Eclipse a once-in-a-lifetime experience at McMaster
- Task Force on Graduate Funding report
- New Indigenous student bursary program
- Provisional guidelines for employee use of AI
March 2024 Read this edition
McMaster launches AI committee
- Our budget update to the McMaster community
- Reserve your tickets to eclipse viewing party
- Dean Swett reappointed
February 2024 Read this edition
You’re invited to eclipse viewing event
- Learn more about generative AI
- Funding for health and well-being ideas
- World-leading Indigenous Studies MA program
January 2024 Read this edition
Meet the members of JIACG
- Commitment to international students
- Our budget message to the McMaster community
- Professor Entrepreneur Fellowship
December 2023 Read this edition
Reflections on violence against women
- Provost’s Financial Forum presentation
- Budget Model Review report now available
- 10-year Campus Master Plan published
October-November 2023 Read this edition
Meet McMaster’s Provost Council
- Student Accessibility Services (SAS) review
- Library opens ‘hidden’ special collections
- Generative AI Task Force publishes report
September 2023 Read this edition
Welcome to the Fall Term
- Generative AI in the classroom
- New faculty leadership and development page
- McMaster’s safety app