STRATEGIESMETRICSACCOUNTABILITY (responsible party)
Enhance student experience through career development activities that link both curricular and co-curricular programming to alumni and post-graduate success. (1.1.4)Increase number of students who engage and benefit from services offered by the Career and Professional Development by 50% by 2023 and 75% by 2025.Office of Career and Professional Development and Faculty

• Focus on Workforce Readiness (1.2)

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Assess and evaluate curricular offerings using Gray and Associates data for curriculum review and planning. (1.2.1)Launch between 1-3 new academic degrees in areas suggested by the Gray research.Academic Affairs
Apply information gathered from First Destination Survey and other stakeholder feedback resources to develop trajectories for engaged learning. (1.2.2)Embed career and professional readiness curriculum in all academic programs by 2025 Internship Advisory Council to facilitate the promotion, recruitment and the tracking of external experiential learning opportunitiesAcademic Affairs, Faculty, Office of Career and Professional Development, Student Engagement and Campus Life
Increase number and funding for student support services to improve student learning experiences and outcomes. (1.2.3)Increase the size and secure funding for learning support services by 15% in 2023 and 10% by 2025Academic Affairs, Office of Grants and Sponsored Programs, and University College
Apply for grants in support of curricular development and innovative student learning, leadership and professional development opportunities. (1.2.4)Apply for at least three educational grants per academic yearAcademic Affairs, Office of Grants and Sponsored Programs, University College, Office of Career and Professional Development
Leverage the Design Thinking approach to create clear and concise workforce readiness student learning outcomes. (1.2.5)Increase course offerings with embedded workforce readiness student learning outcomes.Faculty

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