The Graduate College’s 2017 Strategic Plan is now available. The publication comes after a collaborative strategic planning process, led by Dean Wojtek J. Chodzko-Zajko, that began last December. Graduate College staff, members of the Graduate College Executive Committee, and graduate students from SAGE (Students Advising on Graduate Education) participated in four brainstorming sessions centered around questions such as:
- Why is graduate education important for the nation, world, and our university?
- What are the key roles played by the Graduate College?
- What does the Graduate College do well?
- What are areas for improvement?
- What are ways to measure success?
- Metrics & Dashboard: compile data and present metrics related to graduate education
- Innovative Academic Programs: assist academic units in developing and revising degree programs
- Diversity: broaden participation in graduate education
- Student Experience: enrich student experience and promote student wellness
- Student Success: prepare students to thrive in and beyond graduate school
- Coordination with Campus Units: support efficient administration of graduate programs
- Staff Development: promote professional growth and expertise in graduate education
- Visibility: improve the visibility of the Graduate College and our graduate students