Haworth College of Business Strategic Plan

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Haworth College of Business Strategic Plan 2016-2021

Mission We are a learner-centered, discovery-driven, globally-engaged college of business that provides intellectual and economic value in a focused and personal environment that values quality teaching, peer-reviewed research, and services dedicated to student success. Learner-centered Outstanding comprehensive business education Nationally-recognized niche programs High quality and accessible student services Positive faculty, staff, and student relationships Discovery-driven Strong industry partnerships Collaborative and interdisciplinary investigation Globally-engaged Diverse and inclusive educational community International learning experiences

Core Values Promote and ensure diversity, inclusion, and equity o Respect for People: Strive for learning and workplace environments that advocate open-mindedness, empathy, flexibility, trust, and support of unique life experiences and perspectives. o Respect for Knowledge: Strive for learning and workplace environments where theory, practice, inquiry, analysis, and other modes of understanding are valued and encouraged. o Respect for Wisdom: Strive for learning and workplace environments that develop and expand our capacity to make effective and ethical decisions in multiple contexts. Advance sustainable stewardship o Economic Sustainability: Enable a culture of sustainability by modeling practices and policies that result in increased flexibility to respond to economic, social, and environmental challenges. o Environmental Sustainability: Promote allocation of resources that reduce our environmental footprint. o Social Sustainability: Cultivate a diverse and inclusive community that recognizes the value of each individual and helps ensure civility, respect, support, and equity for all people.

Strategic Goals, Objectives, Key Results, and Measures Goal 1: Ensure a distinctive and supportive learning experience that fosters success. Objectives Key Results Measures 1.1 Attract and retain high quality students Provide scholarships and awards for meritorious students Integrate best practices to maximize retention Increase retention rates 1.2 Ensure that all students acquire fundamental capabilities for success, including communication and analytical skills Support students in various levels of academic preparation Continue procedures to determine student Assurance of Learning (AOL) outcomes; consistently report, discuss, and appropriately respond to outcomes Develop complete assessment activities at the departmental level 1.3 Prepare students for success in post-graduate life Create innovative and responsive co curricular learning opportunities that provide individual and professional development Maintain strong placement rates Increase employer and alumni partnerships

1.4 Prepare all learners for the globalized world Broaden and deepen participation in study abroad programs Increase globally focused learning and research opportunities on and off campus Increase number of qualified international students Create and implement an integration model that maximizes interaction between domestic and international students

Goal 2: Promote innovative learning, discovery, and service. Objectives Key Results Measures 2.1 Maintain innovative, high quality curricula Increase and support number of programs with. national and international reputation Improve flexibility in curriculum and delivery systems to meet student needs 2.2 Promote learning opportunities that prioritize applications and experiential learning Develop stronger connections within the college and outside the college to enhance educational opportunities Increase participation in internships, externship, and global experiences Promote off campus and service learning opportunities Establish clear expectations of Centers 2.3 Hire, support, and retain personnel who elevate discovery, innovation, and reputation Increase involvement of students in research and creative activities Strategically invest in personnel, technology, and operations Promote a culture that supports excellence and innovation in all units Support and recognize faculty and staff engagement and achievement Develop succession plans for faculty, staff, and administrators

2.4 Expand community outreach Start, support, and/or strengthen industry and alumnirelated advisory councils for academic programs in the college Increase engagement with community partners for mutual benefit Increase the number of courses using student learning projects connected with local/regional businesses 22.5 Increase visibility and public recognition Define and promote HCoB s unique brand Develop and implement a strategic communications plan that increases awareness of HCoB Publish student/faculty achievements in popular media (including HCoB Websites) Distribute newsletters and magazines to stakeholders Use the WMU Discovery Experts database to increase visibility of discovery activities 2.6 Maintain AACSB accreditation Consistently monitor AACSB accreditation standards and revise HCoB standards/processes as necessary to be current with AACSB practices Implement and monitor the strategic plan, ensuring that the strategic plan reflects the HCoB mission Retain and recruit qualified faculty

Goal 3: Advance new knowledge and value added discovery. Objectives Key Results Measures 3.1 Support and advance research and scholarship Increase support for scholarly and research activities Capture faculty scholarship and discovery data and leverage in meaningful ways Increase collaborations within and between departments Increase externally funded research 3.2 Ensure all tenured and tenure track faculty are research active Increase interactions of faculty with Centers and SBDC Exceed AACSB ratios for SA/PA/SP/IP faculty Increase research in mission focused areas

Goal 4: Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion to advance social sustainability and accessibility. Objectives Key Results Measures 4.1 Practice, expand, encourage, and reward ethical and thoughtful interaction and collaboration among administrators, staff, faculty, students, advisory boards, recruiters, and employers Adopt and disseminate official WMU definitions for diversity, inclusion, equity, social sustainability, and related terms, as necessary Encourage participation of administrators, staff, faculty, students, advisory board members, recruiters, and employers in diversity and inclusion activities and programs that raise consciousness, provide training, and support unique life experiences and perspectives

4.2 Increase the recruitment, retention, and inclusion of diverse populations Identify and use external programs to aid in the recruitment of diverse students, faculty, and staff, with focus on members of historically under-represented groups Support programs that increase the participation and success of historically underrepresented groups Adopt approaches to teaching, learning, and curricula that are inclusive of people from diverse backgrounds Support the development of academic programs and curricula that address the unique needs of international students in joint programs Develop and implement mentoring groups that support academic success and career advancement Create and disseminate images of diversity through marketing materials Increase representation of diverse groups in speakers and alumni awards

Goal 5: Implement economically sustainable practices and policies aligning resources with college priorities. Objectives Key Results Measures 5.1 Generate and leverage multiple revenue streams to support the fiscal vitality of HCoB Conduct a cost-benefit analysis of introducing differential tuition for MBA students Implement courses and initiatives that increase revenues, such as customized MBA programs, executive education, and certificate programs Increase private donations and industry funding Increase affinity of students and alumni to college

5.2 Improve resource management Base faculty and staff hiring decisions on departmental program needs and visions, subject to resource availability and considering competing needs Streamline course offerings, including scheduling options and classroom allocations, based on departmental needs and visions Implement electronic processes to streamline paperwork processes Continually review academic programs, support services, and administrative activities to achieve greater efficiency and effectiveness without sacrificing quality Consolidate committees and service activities for more efficient use of administrator, faculty, and staff time 5.3 Pursue innovative and cost-effective strategies for reducing HCoB s environmental footprint Promote value and efficiency in scheduling of extra-curricular activities Promote energy savings and efficient utilization of physical resources Reduce use of non-recyclable products throughout building (in those areas we can control) Reduce redundant resources, such as printers, copiers and other IT hardware