Annual Report
2019-2020 Annual Report (May 1-April 30)
Name: College of Agriculture, Communities, and the Environment (CACS): Schools of Education Human Development & Consumer Sciences;
2019-2020 School of Education Human Development & Consumer Sciences
When writing the report, it is important to be thorough and concise. Before you begin composing the report, be sure you know how your annual work aligns with the strategic focus of the University as stated in its mission, vision, and purpose. It is also important that you cover all of the sections listed.
1. Executive Summary- This section should be used to briefly summarize your report. It is recommended that this review be written after completing other sections. Include a statement of your mission, vision, and goals and how they are aligned to the institution/unit/college mission, vision, and goals.
College of Agriculture, Communities, and the Sciences (CACS) comprises the Schools of Education Human Development & Consumer Sciences; Agriculture, Communities and the Environment, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, and Nursing. The CACS was instituted in the Fall 2020 upon approval of academic unit reorganization by the KSU Board of Regents. Academic Deans were appointed in the Summer of 2020.
Vision/Mission/Goals The CACS (formerly College of Professional Studies) had no stated Vision, Mission, or Goals statement. CPSLS Chairs (with consultation from faculty) and the Dean developed these statements in the Fall 2018 semester. These statements are consistent with the University’s overall Vision, Mission, and Goals as the CACS prepares students to enter their chosen professions, many of whom assume public service and leadership positions. The following are the stated Vision, Mission, and Goals statements for the CACS as a collective:
VISION: College of Agriculture, Communities, and the Sciences seeks to provide greater access to higher education while serving as the public service skills hub/center for statewide workforce development training.