How to pronounce “provos” in English

president and the provost and they were of course upset because

I was the provost for the CUNY system for seven years before I took my job at the New York Historical Society.

They report directly to the provost.

When he took over as provost in the 50s, Stanford was considered this kind of middling school for kind of well-off people in Los Angeles,

The project is being led by our provost.

And she's probably going to go on to be a provost or a university president, and if you talk to Alison, she will tell you--

internet and in 2003 when she was the vice Provost for interdisciplinary studies she led what she calls the iPod

Then I wanted a CDO that was reporting to the president of provost, because at that time, people were trying to figure out what a CDO was.

And he once had his boss, the Provost at Caltech, come to him, and was, like, look, I'm not entirely sure sort of how half-particles obey

Bowl in El Paso, I was provost, and we held the big banquet across the border in Juarez.

But technically, that person needed to report to the president or provost when we're talking about the role defined.

There's a chap called Richard Allestree, who was the provost of Eton and was the king's chaplain or something.

Actually, yesterday, I sat down with the Vice Provost of Undergraduate Education at Stanford.

Dr. Kesten is the Associate Professor of Physics and Associate Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies at my alma mater, Santa Clara University.

She's obviously been extremely successful, and she will be a provost or a university president of a major university.

Peter and I discussed this, but by this time Peter was provost at Yale, and he was a busy guy.

as you think about it in the context of academic institutions, a CDO would be a person or individual that reports to the president of the provost, has a direct line,

If I was a student, it's unlikely I even know the name of the president, the provost, or the faculty senate, or anyone that deals with administration

Immediately to my right, I have Dr. Rhonda Gonzalez, Associate Professor of African and African Diaspora History and Associate Vice Provost for Strategic Initiatives

But at Sundance, I brought a book with me-- it was called "Terra" by Michael Novacek, the head provost American Museum of Natural History at 81st and Columbus.

My own editor had an idea-- my own editor, Colin Harrison actually, and my provost at Westmont College, had a title for a talk.