STRATEGIC PLAN Emerging Ideas in Support of Five Initiatives

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STRATEGIC PLAN 2017-2022 Emerging Ideas in Support of Five Initiatives Strategic Plan Steering Committee Meeting – May 4, 2017 Revisions to slides based upon SPSC discussion at meeting on 5/4/17.

We cultivate success through a diverse culture of experiential learning, discovery, and innovation. Mission

Cal Poly Pomona will be the model for an inclusive polytechnic university that inspires creativity and innovation, embraces local and global challenges, and transforms lives. Vision

Experiential Learning Inclusive Student Learning and Success Academic Excellence Experiential Learning Inclusive Student Learning and Success Social and Environmental Responsibility Community Engagement Core Values

Strategic Initiatives And emerging goals

Promote Integrative Learning, Discovery and Creativity 1. As an expression of our polytechnic identity, all students at Cal Poly Pomona will engage in experiential learning and high-impact practices. This can be accomplished by: a. including experiential learning activities in most courses at CPP; b. requiring that all students participate in high-impact practices; and c. providing real-world opportunities for students to excel in local, national, and international conferences and competitions. Sep is lead for this group

Promote Integrative Learning, Discovery and Creativity 2. Foster an ecosystem in which students can push the boundaries of knowledge, discovery, and creativity by increasing the number of qualified faculty, staff, and other professionals who support their [students’] endeavors.

Promote Integrative Learning, Discovery and Creativity 3. Establish “hubs of excellence” which will allow us to: a. capitalize on our strengths and create synergistic opportunities for discovery, innovation, and creative expressions; b. expand grants and contracts; c. forge strong partnerships with leading industries and other external entities; and d. further enhance high-impact practices opportunities for students. Implied, and needs to be included in the shift to tactical - Identify and develop funding and operational strategies for new interdisciplinary centers and institutes.

Enhance Student Learning, Development and Success Lina is lead

Enhance Readiness for the Future of Work and Life/Civic Engagement Establish an intentional, cohesive pre-admission to one-year post- graduation experience for all students to include Admissions, the Career Center and Alumni Relations. Lea is lead

Enhance Readiness for the Future of Work and Life/Civic Engagement Enhance student training and career readiness by providing students in all majors with experiential learning opportunities early and throughout their programs of study. Make internships or service-learning for course credit a graduation requirement for all students in each college. Expand service- learning to include projects/placements and partnerships across the university. Increase number of paid internships for students. Lea is lead

Enhance Readiness for the Future of Work and Life/Civic Engagement E-portfolios Require completion of a guided e-portfolio that illustrates how each student achieved university learning outcomes. Content from curricular and co-curricular sources may include: general education, participation in clubs and organizations, leadership opportunities, internships, and capstone experiences. Use e-portfolios to connect students with alumni and potential employers. Lea is lead

Strengthen Our Economic Vitality and Impact 1. Boldly elevate our reputation and showcase our polytechnic identity  Develop and implement a comprehensive identity campaign, with a significant focus on the meaning and value of a polytechnic university.  Develop a sculptural focal point as a monument to the importance of Cal Poly Pomona.  2. Double grant funding within the next five years in order to expand support for research and sponsored programs. Heather is lead

Strengthen Our Economic Vitality and Impact 3. Significantly increase fundraising and public/private partnerships that support student success and our university mission.  Fund the creation of a research building/space to support interdisciplinary research projects and faculty clusters. Develop and strengthen local community partnerships.  Generate resources (financial and facilities) by continually exploring innovative public/private partnership opportunities to support student success. 

Strengthen Our Economic Vitality and Impact 4. Develop and implement a long-range, systemic approach to manage university physical resources (i.e., space, land, water).  Reimagine the use of space  Conduct a comprehensive space audit  Develop principles to improve efficient use of facilities  Curtail the need for office space by reexamining how some of our staff work  Finalize a capital master plan with short-term and long-term goals that create the nexus for experiential learning, discovery, and innovation.  Develop campus-wide priorities for all capital projects to maximize financial resources (i.e. CSU system debt, philanthropic support and public/private partnerships).  Explore creative ways to partner with third-party builders as an alternative to funding new facilities with limited state funding and private donations. Develop a research and development building at Innovation Village through the CPP Foundation. The building will offer surge space for the University’s needs and space for public/private partnerships. 

Strengthen Our Economic Vitality and Impact 5. Develop a multi-purpose village for students and others at Campus South: Live, Learn, Work, Eat, Play.  Also need to consider how to include the College for Extended Learning and how it might engage with the community and local workforce. (Sylvia).

Organizational Excellence 1. Provide outstanding service and assistance to one another and all those we serve. 2. Create a culture that supports new and current employees in understanding the requirements and expectations of their individual roles and in acquiring new skills Martin is lead

Organizational Excellence 3. Recognize and reward team excellence and innovation 4. Become an employer of choice and increase our reputation as a “great place to work”