A draft is released of the next Academic Affairs strategic plan.
An e-mail newsletter sent by Provost Rose Marie Ward on Thursday, October 8 says in part the draft follows several months of engaging "faculty, staff, students, University leaders, community stakeholders and regional partners through planning sessions, leadership discussions, listening opportunities and open feedback sessions."
Dr. Ward says the draft "reflects the ideas, concerns and aspirations shared through these conversations and feedback opportunities, and it represents our collective vision for advancing student success, institutional excellence, workforce development, innovation and regional impact.
Before the draft was released, Dr. Ward shared on KXCV-KRNW's Morning Conversation on the work that has been done since the project began last year and the next opportunity to provide input on October 28th.
Click the LISTEN button to hear Rose Marie Ward's comments about developing the next academic affairs strategic plan during her visit on KXCV-KRNW's Morning Conversation program with Bill Oliver.
Click HERE to read and download the draft of the next Academic Affairs strategic plan.
The four bullet points associated with the next Northwest strategic plan are enrollment growth and stability, the collegiate experience, people, and operations.
