The phrase "assistant provost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific administrative position within an academic institution, typically assisting the provost in various duties.
Example: "The assistant provost will oversee the implementation of new academic policies this semester."
Alternatives: "deputy provost" or "associate provost".
Mooney served in several positions from 1976-1989; SpeciAssistantAssistantstant Provost, Associate Provost (1979-1982), anDeputyty Provost (1982-1989).
Stoia served as an Assistant Provost and Assistant Vice President in the Office of the Provost for most of the period from 1968-1971, at which point he transferred to the Office of the Vice President for Administration.
The bridegroom's mother is the assistant provost at Hunter College, in New York.
Earlier, she served as assistant provost for faculty appointments and information at Harvard University.
Mr. Dunnan, 62, is the assistant provost for special projects at Columbia.
Gardner P. Dunnan, assistant provost for special projects at Columbia, applauded the outcome.
At dawn on the morning of 6 November 1914, in cold, foggy and bleak weather, Lody was fetched from his cell by the Assistant Provost-Marshal, Lord Athlumney.
The situation improved on Wednesday, when assistant provost-marshal-general Robert Nugent received word from his superior officer, Colonel James Barnet Fry, to postpone the draft.
Mlyn has added the title of assistant vice provost for civic engagement and will report to Stephen Nowicki, dean and vice provost for undergraduate education.
Clapp will start July 1 and report to Alison Rabil, the assistant vice provost and director of financial aid, and to Steve Nowicki, dean and vice provost for undergraduate education.
Gayle Christensen, PhD, is the assistant vice provost for global affairs at the University of Washington.
