The A&M System Office of Academic Affairs provides leadership and support over academic programs, educational initiatives, academic policy, student affairs, digital learning and data analysis. The office also supports several special initiatives and provides guidance in the areas of collaboration and other outreach activities.
Dr. James R. Hallmark, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Dr. Hallmark provides the chancellor executive leadership and direction in academic matters and initiatives. His responsibilities encompass overseeing the development of academic programs for A&M System members and ensuring the establishment of measures for success. Dr. Hallmark also leads system-wide initiatives relating to academic affairs, student affairs, and academic technology, fostering communication and collaboration among system members. Actively engaging with system members, he identifies common challenges and collaborates on effective solutions.
Career | |
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2012-present | Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, The Texas A&M University System |
2008-2012 | Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, West Texas A&M University |
2005-2012 | Coordinator, Federal Relations, West Texas A&M University |
2005-2012 | Director, Texas Engineering Experiment Station Regional Division, West Texas A&M University |
2001-2008 | Dean, Graduate School and Research, West Texas A&M University |
2000-2008 | Director, Honors Program, West Texas A&M University |
1999 | Fellow, Center for Leadership in Higher Education |
1998-2012 | Professor, Communication, West Texas A&M University |
1998-1999; 2000-2001 | Special Assistant to the Provost, West Texas A&M University |
1991-1998 | Associate Professor, Communication, West Texas A&M University |
1991-2001 | Director, Graduate Studies in Communication, West Texas A&M University |
1987-1991 | Assistant Professor, Elliott School of Communication, Wichita State University |
1985-1987 | Instructor, Speech Communication, Oklahoma Christian College |
Education | |
1988 | Ph.D. in Communication, University of Oklahoma |
1985 | Masters of Arts in Communication, University of Oklahoma |
1983 | Bachelor of Science in Speech and American Studies, Oklahoma Christian College |