Donna Heiland Becomes Chief Academic Officer Of Pratt Institute
Heiland brings over three decades of higher education leadership to the role, including as Pratt’s vice provost for academic affairs and interim provost.
Pratt Institute has named higher education leader Donna Heiland as its next provost following a comprehensive national search process. Since July 1, 2021, Heiland has acted as interim provost, succeeding Kirk E. Pillow, and assumed the new role effective April 18, 2022. The provost is Pratt’s chief academic officer and reports directly to President Frances Bronet.
“I cannot tell you how excited I am to continue to work closely with Donna to shape the future of Pratt Institute as an international leader for creative thinkers and practicing professionals in art, design, architecture, liberal arts and sciences, and information studies,” Bronet said. “Her capacity to bring visions together cohesively and implement through profound participatory practice is invaluable.”
Heiland has an extensive knowledge of higher education and deep dedication to the excellence of the Institute. As provost, she will advance Pratt’s academic mission by supporting the success of its entire community of students and faculty across programs. In partnership with deans, chairs, and faculty, she will guide the development of Pratt’s curriculum to encompass traditional, hybrid, and online environments and recognize a diversity of perspectives and backgrounds.
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