The Pathway to Success Goal Six Recruit and Retain Great Faculty and Staff Take measures to enhance the University’s ability to recruit and retain great.

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The Pathway to Success Goal Six Recruit and Retain Great Faculty and Staff Take measures to enhance the University’s ability to recruit and retain great faculty and staff in order to realize its goals and fulfill its mission.

The Pathway to Success Goal Six Recruit and Retain Great Faculty and Staff Goal Chair: Dan Bradley, Diann McKee Audit Chair:Dorothy Carole Yaw Initiatives Enhance the quality of life for faculty and staff. Enhance the development of faculty. Enhance the development of staff. Expand the diversity found in the composition of the faculty and staff at Indiana State University.

The Pathway to Success Goal #6 Benchmarks Target Long-Term Target Six year retention rate for staff.35%37%60%TBD New faculty hires retained – six years.43%50%70%TBD Diversity – African American faculty.10931TBD Diversity – Hispanic faculty TBD Diversity – Women faculty TBD Faculty salaries as % of peers %100%

The Pathway to Success ISU Broad Benchmarks Student Success Experiential Learning Community Engagement Revenue Generation Faculty and Staff Success

The Pathway to Success Student Success Recruitment and retention of great faculty and staff has a direct impact on student enrollment and retention. Faculty development supports teaching and scholarship that enhances student learning and academic success. Diversity of faculty and staff contributes to creating a welcoming and rich environment for students and encourages openness and critical thinking.

The Pathway to Success Experiential Learning Faculty development activities that support faculty in utilizing experiential learning and community engagement in their courses. –CIRT sponsored workshops for faculty that include strategies appropriate to the content areas involving experiential learning.

The Pathway to Success Community Engagement Staff training and development initiatives create a more engaged employee thereby increased employee interest in community engagement. Implementation of a community service leave policy allows employees the ability to take a more active role in community volunteerism.

The Pathway to Success Revenue Generation Recruitment and retention of great faculty increases student satisfaction and success thereby increasing enrollment and retention resulting in increased tuition revenue. Potential grant and contracts: –Submitted NSF Advance grant to increase the number of women and underrepresented minorities in STEM disciplines.

The Pathway to Success Audit Recommendations Audit of Goal 6 validated the goal and initiative efforts. Progress has been made for each of the initiatives during Year 3 with a large volume of work completed. No specific recommendations noted.

The Pathway to Success Summary – Primary Contributions Faculty Development –Expanded CIRT Workshops –Extended New Faculty Orientation Staff Development –Expanded Staff Training –New Employee Orientation –Sycamore Service Customer Training Diversifying Faculty through Opportunity Hires Addressing work/life balance issues for faculty and staff.

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