Appointment of John Byers as Executive Director of AIDA

From Dr. Gloria Waters, University Provost and Chief Academic Officer I’m very pleased to announce that Professor John Byers has been appointed as the executive director of Boston University’s Artificial Intelligence Development Accelerator for Academic and Administrative Excellence (AIDA) and AI advisor to the provost, effective November 1. Byers is a professor of computer science […]

Expanding Support for Our Faculty

From Dr. Gloria Waters, University Provost and Chief Academic Officer As part of our University-wide commitment to recruit, support, and promote world-class faculty, I am delighted to share several important developments that strengthen the resources available to you and expand the ways we work together to advance our teaching, research, and scholarship. Boston University Faculty […]

New and Early Career Faculty Resources Fair

Thursday, October 23 | 11AM – 2PM Photonics Building, 8 St. Mary’s St., Room 906 BU Faculty Development is a new office that advances the intellectual growth and professional development of faculty by offering impactful educational opportunities for faculty at every career stage. We invite new and early career faculty to attend this resources fair […]

2025-2026 Career Development Professorship Awardees

From Dr. Gloria Waters, University Provost and Chief Academic Officer Each year, Boston University awards Career Development Professorships to several talented early career faculty members emerging as future leaders in their chosen field of study. This year’s awards are made possible through the generosity of BU Trustee Nathaniel Dalton (LAW’91) and his wife Amy Gottlieb […]

Implementation of New Interim University-wide Hazing Policy

From Dr. Gloria Waters, University Provost and Chief Academic Officer In December 2024, the federal Stop Campus Hazing Act was signed into law, requiring colleges and universities to report hazing incidents and to disclose policies regarding hazing prevention and awareness programs. Although Massachusetts hazing prevention laws have long existed and the University already had a […]