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Institutional Strategic Plan for Global Engagement

Our office has developed a strategic plan that outlines the University’s Global Engagement priorities for the next several years. Cross-functional sub-committees have identified opportunities, challenges, and subsequent recommendations within four major areas of focus:

  • International Partnerships and Engagement
  • Global Education and Mobility Pathway
  • International Diversity and Campus Climate
  • Global Profile and Reputation

Collective Efforts and Coordination

The University’s Global Engagement priorities are interlinked and affect multiple schools, departments, and units across the university. Achieving broad-based support is essential for effectively implementing these strategic priorities and ensuring their success.


Acknowledgments

The Office for Global Engagement would like to acknowledge everyone who has contributed to this cross-functional effort, through our over-arching project committee and/or sub-committee work.

Aleta AnthonySharon EladLaTanya JohnsLinda RasubalaTynelle Stewart
Aamir AnwarWayne FranceJessica KaufmanDaniel ReichmanHelen Wang
Matthew ArdizzoneWendy FritzRuth LevenkronAnna RemusJin Xiao
Basir BarmakJane GatewoodMartin LynchDeborah Rossen-Knill
Dirk BohmannJohn GivensKaren MachJeffrey Russin
Jenn CrandallRon GoettlerSteven ManlyYael Schneiderman
Mary Jane CurryJohn HainRavi MantenaHairong Shang-Butler
Kate CutaiaJimin HanKaren MarchRavi Shankar
Stephen DewhurstNathan HarrisSharon McCulloughAlyssa Shoup
Lauren Di MonteDale HessRenato PerucchioElizabeth Stauderman

Focus Groups

Focus group sessions took place throughout 2022-2023.

Call to Action

READ the position papers and become aware of the important work being undertaken.
OFFER your feedback.
SHARE this strategic planning process with your colleagues so they too may participate.
SUPPORT the plan by being an active ambassador, touting university-wide value-adds.