Linda R. Pratt
Executive Vice President and Provost


Linda Ray Pratt was appointed executive vice president and provost of the University of Nebraska on March 9, 2007, having served in an interim capacity since July 2006. A professor of English and former department chair at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, she joined the faculty in 1968. She previously served as interim dean of the UNL College of Arts and Sciences, and also received the college's Distinguished Teaching Award. She received her bachelor's degree from Florida Southern College and her master's degree and Ph.D. from Emory University. She is a past national president of the American Association of University Professors and the Association of Departments of English. She chaired the 1997 University-wide Gender Equity Task Force and is a former chair of the UNL Chancellor's Commission on the Status of Women. She currently chairs the National Academic Rights and Responsibilities Committee of the Modern Language Association of America.

In addition to scholarly publications in the field of Victorian and modern poetry, Dr. Pratt has written widely on subjects related to higher education, including academic freedom, policies on part-time and full-time faculty, management of academic institutions and the fiscal structure of higher education.

Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost
Linda Pratt	Executive Vice President and Provost
Andrew Duffy	Student Assistant
Marty Mahler	Coordinator, Nebraska P-16 Initiative
Shannon Malousek	Office Associate
Cathy Robertus	Executive Assistant
Joe Rowson	P-16 Initiative Coordinator
Academic Affairs
Richard Hoffmann	Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Research
Jeanne Holdren	Administrative Associate
Tia Peterson	Student Assistant
Diversity
Ed Wimes	Interim Associate to the President and Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs for Diversity
Institutional Research
Alan Matzner	Data Analyst & Application Specialist
Kristin Yates	Interim Director of Institutional Research
Pete Lipins	Research Analyst