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Associate Provost for Undergraduate Affairs
PO Box 113175 (238 Tigert Hall)
Gainesville, FL 32611-3175
Phone: 352-846-1761
Ms. Leslie McKenna
Administrative Specialist III
Administrative Specialist III for the Office of Undergraduate Affairs, assists with all matters involving the overall operation of the office including fiscal operations for the office and the reporting units, and managing various scholarships. She maintains the calendar for the associate provost, coordinates all travel, ensures materials needed for meetings are readily available, and prepares draft correspondence or other related materials as needed.
Contact Information:
Ms. Leslie McKenna
Adminstrative Specialist III
PO Box 113175 (238 Tigert Hall)
Gainesville, FL 32611-3175
Phone: 352-846-1761
Email: ledingermckenna@aa.ufl.edu
Dr. Jason Mastrogiovanni
Assistant Provost for Student Success
Jason Mastrogiovanni serves as the first Assistant Provost for Student Success. He earned a BM in Music Education from the University of Florida, an MS in Music Education from Central Connecticut State University, and a PhD in Education from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Prior to coming back to UF, he worked at the University of Tennessee, Stony Brook University, Central Connecticut State University, and most recently Texas A&M University in various student success related roles. As a first-generation student himself, he is a passionate advocate for supporting students in large complex university environments. He has published several articles and presented nationally on student success, design thinking, and collaboration in higher education. He also serves as the current editor for the Journal of College Orientation, Transition, and Retention.
Email: jason.mastro@aa.ufl.edu
Mr. Casey Griffith
Assistant Director of Curriculum and Academic Policy
Mr. Casey Griffith is the Assistant Director of Curriculum and Academic Policy for the Office of Undergraduate Affairs. He was a three year letterman at the University of Florida where he received a B.A. in Political Science and his M.Ed in Social Sciences. Mr. Griffith received his Ed.S. in Education Leadership and Policy Studies from Florida State University. He coordinates matters related to the Approval Tracking System, General Education Committee, and University Curriculum Committee. He also assists in the analysis, coordination, and implementation of projects related to the development, approval, implementation, and operation of degree programs throughout the University of Florida.
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Mr. Casey Griffith
Assistant Director of Curriculum and Academic Policy
PO Box 113175 (238 Tigert Hall)
Gainesville, FL 32611-3175
Phone: 352-846-1761
Email: cgriffith@aa.ufl.edu
Dr. Tobin Shorey
Director, Curriculum Monitoring and Analysis
Tobin Shorey is the Director of Curriculum Monitoring and Analysis at the University of Florida. He received his Ph.D. in History from UF in 2014. He works with colleges, departments, the University Curriculum Committee, and the Academic Assessment Committee to align academic requirements in the UF undergraduate catalog and degree audits with current curriculum and assessment policies. He also provides training for university faculty and staff that use or modify degree audits. In his previous position at the Office of the University Registrar, Dr. Shorey supervised course development, room scheduling, registration, and degree certification for the university. He has also worked with Preview staff and advisors to modify systems and procedures for incoming student orientation.
Dr. Tobin Shorey
Ms. Corrin Fleming
Academic Programs Specialist
Corrin Fleming is the Academic Programs Specialist for the Office of Undergraduate Affairs. She received her B.A. in French from the University of North Carolina Greensboro in 2014 and her M.A. in French at the University of Florida in 2018. She works with departments, colleges, and the University Curriculum Committee to build and maintain curricula in the university catalog and the Student Information System. She also works with faculty and staff to answer questions, provide training, solve problems, improve degree audits, and facilitate processing of Universal Tracking and Excess Hours policies. Before joining the OUA team, Corrin worked on the Records and Degrees team in the Registrar’s Office, where she processed dual degrees and minors, helped with degree certification, and processed diplomas.
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