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All-College Meeting August 20, 2009

You are here

You can get there from here. Where do you want to go?

Being a “destination” college Students come to MSU because of us. Students stay at MSU because of us.

“Destination” programs Faculty quality & enthusiasm Uniqueness Reputation Student mentoring Quantity & quality students “Cycle of success” Alumni involvement Heritage

THE SPACE RACE Building Moves

Pummill Hall Out English Department Journalism offices Journalism lab (Spring) Angela Barker In Photography (Spring) Digital Arts Theatre Debate

Siceluff Hall Out Construction crews Movers Dale Moore In English Department Modern & Classical Languages Department COAL New Media Lab COAL collaborative technology classroom

Craig Hall Out Modern & Classical Languages Department Missouri Fine Arts Academy (from first floor) In Communication and Media, Journalism & Film offices from Cheek Hall Journalism offices and lab from Pummill Angela Barker from Pummill Journalism and Theatre & Dance offices from PCOB Theatre & Dance offices from second floor Missouri Fine Arts Academy (to third floor)

Art Annex Out Sculpture Digital Arts lab & Art & Design offices Two central columns In New support structure Theatre & Dance rehearsal space Theatre & Dance instruction space

COLLEGE PRIORITIES & INITIATIVES Academic Year

College Priorities & Initiatives · The student experience · Recruitment · Reputation · Faculty support · Strategic resource allocation

College Priorities & Initiatives Enhancing the student experience – Instructional spaces – Technology – COAL student advisory group – Enrollment management & planning – Advising initiatives – GEP 101

College Priorities & Initiatives Advising initiatives – Department lead advisors – COAL Advising Office GEP 101 – Lecture/lab format – Faculty work group to design

College Priorities & Initiatives Student recruitment – Presence in high schools – Cooperation with two-year schools – College “road show” March 6, 2010 in KC – Review and enhancement of web and printed materials

College Priorities & Initiatives Faculty Development Support – $800 per capita travel allotment to departments – $200 additional per master advisor – $315 international travel support – $6,000 new faculty summer research stipends – $56,000 in sabbatical support – $500 external grant proposal incentive – Provost’s Initiatives matching funds

College Priorities & Initiatives Equipment Funding – $75,000 for faculty/staff computer start-ups & upgrades – $30,000 matching funds for major equipment requests – $80,000 supplement to SCUF allocation

College Priorities & Initiatives Instructional Space Funding SpaceProvost FundingCOAL Funding SICL 126$50,000 CRAG 316$80,000 Annex renovation$185,000$50,000 CRAG classrooms$24,000$10,000 SICL writing labs$38,000 Pummill??

President’s Goals for Enhance the quality of, and improve access to, educational programs. 2.Develop and implement a strategic marketing plan. 3.Improve campus facilities. 4.Make significant progress on the comprehensive campaign. 5.Identify and make selective investments in research and scholarship. 6.Promote “inclusive excellence” across the institution. 7.Focus on financing the university. 8.Develop and begin the process of developing a new long- range plan.

All-College Meeting August 20, 2009

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