Strategic plan implementation: Priority D

Internal and external community engagement 

The Faculty builds, maintains and sustains community partnerships to advance research and learning opportunities locally, regionally, nationally and globally.

Not started.

Not started

In progress.

In progress

Complete

Complete

Tactic  Description Status
D-I Change the name of our Faculty so it is inclusive of our programs and scholarship and more meaningful to external partners
Complete
D-II Adopt the Ten Thousand Coffees platform as a way to connect students with alumni
Complete
D-III Establish a Student Experiential Learning Fund to provide paid learning experiences outside the classroom
Complete
D-IV Be an active partner in transforming north campus (eg., Toby Jenkins Building or TJB) into a health-focused living lab or incubator that promotes wellness and inclusion for our campus and wider communities
Complete
D-V Create opportunities for students to learn about the impact of philanthropy and volunteerism for registered charities and not-for-profit organizations
In progress.
D-VI Develop a new Future Alumni group (current students, recent grads, community leaders), which focuses on student engagement and enhances the experience of transitioning from student to alumni
Not started.
D-VII Identify strategies to increase the number of faculty and staff donors who contribute to Faculty priorities
In progress.
D-VIII Expand the number of funding opportunities, including endowments for student scholarships and research in the Faculty
In progress.
D-IX Identify and promote stories that inspire donors of major gifts to contribute to our Faculty
Complete
* Please note these tactics may be adjusted or revised as needed over the time frame of the strategic plan

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