Notes from Administrative Leadership Team Friday, January 10, 2014 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS CURRENTLY CHANGING – GROUP I: Scheduling Enrollment Management – increasing class size Faculty Evaluation Advisement – CLAS/cross campus Course delivery FERPA/ADA compliance efforts Instructor Staffing: Curriculum streamlining Restructuring of colleges and departments Increase in reviewing data More data available Faculty development in some colleges Diversity training Student demographics Decrease in resources for faculty Development Increase in social media usage Faculty involvement in budget matters Athletics Honors College Doctorate in Nursing Collaboration with City of Hammond Increase in Veterans and wounded warriors TO BE CHANGED – GROUP I Increase faculty involvement in recruiting events Food service (expansion needed) Restructuring of colleges and departments Faculty evaluation distribution and dissemination (students complete) Increase in extracurricular activities to establish a more residential campus Annual evaluations and P&T process Create a cohort for peer institutions Improve transfer credit process Increase collaboration with other Purdue campuses New processes for accessing student data per FERPA Increase faculty presence on campus Better quality and infrastructure for data Friday classes Strengthening weak programs Form a direction for research activity (emphasis on scholarly activity in addition to research activity) Increase faculty and student engagement 1|Page Notes from Administrative Leadership Team Friday, January 10, 2014 CURRENTLY CHANGING – GROUP II: Reducing number of programs Revise curriculum into 4-year program analysis Update marketing materials Improving collaboration w/Enrollment Management Re-engineering advising using data more pro-actively Using data more proactively Restructuring Colleges Improving academic leadership communication & student, faculty, research Improving alumni tracking Revisiting Budgeting Course scheduling Space allocation Community relations Redefining university honor’s Starting 1st doctoral program Improving support for research proposal Leveraging technology more effectively Improving outreach with local industry Developing hybrid educational opportunities Multidisciplinary studies degree TO BE CHANGED – GROUP II Re-align resources with needs. Design budget/resource model to reward expansion and success Establish metrics for action items Create more opportunities for faculty –Student social interaction Develop enrollment forecasting Reducing WILO – mentality Develop actionable metrics – dashboards Sharing data across units Provide more opportunities to reward faculty and staff excellence Define excellence and strive aligning our outcomes with external outcomes Strong alumni involvement in academic processes Increase research opportunities for student’s quantity and quality research opportunities Elevate and integrate EXL in programs clarify current status of EXL Improve quality of adjunct faculty Collect more data on students while enrolled and when leaving Transition students to college/major 2|Page Notes from Administrative Leadership Team Friday, January 10, 2014 CURRENTLY CHANGING – GROUP III Cross unit communications amongst all admin units Cooperation amongst AA units for consistency in policies Communication between VCAA and Dept Heads & Faculty Recruitment efforts Engagement w/faculty in decision making Enhancing/streamlining programs Study abroad activities Growing emphasis and support for International Programs and activities for our students Advertising Increasing emphasis on distance learning Summer plans Increased class sizes Reduced frequency of class offerings More support for inter-disciplinary and multidisciplinary research and faculty support TO BE CHANGED – GROUP III Better communications with students (face-to-face, web, etc) Develop a strategy to make students feel connected to university Autonomous graduate program Offer programs beyond this region All units to engage with community/constituents Improve the university website Re-examine our offering and what’s sustainable (continue program analysis) System-level cooperation for course offerings Data driven decision making (require accurate data Scheduling system 3|Page