The University plans to merge the College of Nursing and College of Health and Human Services into one college focused on health professions and to merge the College of Arts and Letters with the Judith Herb College of Education.
Dr. Mohammad Elahinia will serve as the college’s interim leader through June 2025.
Dr. Melissa Gregory, who has served as interim dean since February 2022, has been selected following a national search to continue to lead the college as its permanent dean.
The UToledo Board of Trustees approved Wednesday a resolution in support of the update that would reinvigorate the core of Main Campus around Centennial Mall and invest in both clinical and student spaces on Health Science Campus.
The collective bargaining agreements are effective July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024.
Dr. Scott Molitor will continue to lead the Division of Academic Affairs as interim provost through the end of next academic year.
The Office of the Provost has worked collaboratively with college deans to review the academic portfolio and select programs that will suspend admissions beginning with the 2024-25 academic year.
As the practice of healthcare evolves and the industry’s needs change, UToledo is committed to offering new and unique programs that prepare our students to make lasting contributions in research, clinical practice and community health.
UToledo’s next provost and executive vice president for academic affairs will have the additional responsibility for overseeing enrollment management and student affairs.
The UToledo Board of Trustees approved a number of resolutions in its last meeting of the 2023 calendar year, including setting housing and meal plan rates for the upcoming school year.
