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Office of the Executive Vice President

The Office of the Executive Vice President (OEVP) is dedicated to providing the highest quality infrastructure, and operational support systems and services to enable the faculty, students and staff to achieve their academic goals and objectives. The people of the OEVP provide high quality and efficient services to support the vision, mission and goals of the Trustees, President, Provost, Senior Vice President for Health, and the Deans, Faculty, Administrators and Students of NYU.

NEWS & UPDATES

  • On January 27, Dr. Alfano and Provost David McLaughlin sent a memo to the NYU community providing an update on the on the 2009-10 budget, recommendations for the 2010-11 budget, and a summary of the progress of the Re-Engineering II effort. You can find that memo by clicking here.
  • On May 20, 2009, Dr. Alfano sent a memo to the NYU community updating its members on the second phase of Administrative Re-engineering. You can find that memo by clicking here.
  • On October 8, 2008, Dr. Alfano sent a memo to the NYU community updating its members on Administrative Re-engineering. You can find that memo by clicking here.
  • On March 7, 2008, Dr. Alfano sent a memo to the NYU community updating its members on Administrative Re-engineering, following-up another University memo sent by John Sexton. You can find that memo by clicking here.
  • On September 12, 2007, Dr. Alfano sent a memo to the NYU community updating its members on the University's sustainability efforts and outlining several new policies and initiatives. You can find that memo here.
  • Click here for the November 2006 memo from Provost David McLaughlin, Executive Vice President Michael Alfano, and Senior Vice President for Health Robert Berne on the status of ongoing campus priorities and highlights of new issues for this academic year.
  • Sustainability Task Force - On October 5, 2006, Michael Alfano presented a charge for the NYU community to become more "green". This challenge has resulted in the creation of the NYU Sustainability Task Force and subsequently the Green Action Plan.