What are the desired results ? (the return on investment) Increased student success Improved academic quality Expanded scholarship Increased faculty/staff.

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What are the desired results ? (the return on investment) Increased student success Improved academic quality Expanded scholarship Increased faculty/staff satisfaction Enhanced external perception of programs

Where do we need to Invest ? Enhance Academic Programs Invest in selected programs for greatest impact Strategically increase full-time &/or tenure line faculty and graduate assistants Enhance faculty/staff compensation/support

Where do we need to Invest ? Enhance Financial and Academic Support to Students Implement new advising model Expand and strategically deploy scholarships and remissions Enhance student services and the student experience

Establish quantitative targets Generate Investment $$

What strategies and actions can create the resources required? Manage enrollment Enrollment mix [non-resident, diversity] Match remissions & scholarships to goals Encourage campus-wide involvement in recruitment, advising and orientation efforts Address D,W,F,I courses Identify programs for purposes of recruitment Other (tuition policy, yield events, admission deadline, Faculty mix [e.g., appt. type, address diversity goals], degree maps, communication plan for CRM)

What strategies and actions can create the resources required? Curricular efficiency and effectiveness Identify appropriate courses and necessary instructional support for offering large lecture sections Manage capacity--course scheduling, enrollments and classroom utilization Strategies for expanding online offerings Faculty mix (i.e. appt. type, address diversity goals) Other (academic calendar, accelerates degree programs)