The Strategic Plan for Black Hills State University Spearfish, South Dakota

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The Strategic Plan for Black Hills State University 2014-2022 Spearfish, South Dakota

Table of Contents Black Hills State University, Spearfish, S.D. UNIVERSITY VISION, MISSION AND VALUES... Page 2 INSPIRE... Page 5 INNOVATE...Page 11 ENGAGE...Page 19 IMAGINE...Page 27 1

University Vision Black Hills State University Vision Spearfish, S.D. Black Hills State University will lead as a vibrant, innovative University with exemplary academic programs, services, and student experiences. University Mission and Values Black Hills State University Mission Black Hills State University is a master s level University that promotes excellence in teaching and learning; supports research, creative and scholarly activities and provides service to the state, region, nation and global community. BHSU provides innovative, high-quality undergraduate (associate and baccalaureate) programs in the arts, humanities, education, behavioral sciences, mathematics, social sciences, natural sciences, business and technology as well as selected disciplines of strength at the graduate level. Black Hills State University is the only comprehensive University in western South Dakota. Black Hills State University Values As members of the Black Hills State University community, we value: Student Success: Serving and inspiring our students through life-changing learning experiences to become educated leaders and engaged citizens. Innovation: Leading with resourcefulness and creativity to develop programs and activities that meet the needs of the regional, national and global community. Academic Excellence: Providing quality and rigorous programs with challenging exchange of ideas, offering opportunities for research, creative activity, and global engagement. Authenticity: Leading with integrity and sustainable best practices; honoring our heritage, celebrating our diversity, serving our community and thriving in the Spirit of the Black Hills. 2 3

(left to right) Angel Pease, GEAR UP student, Rapid City and Mariah Cook, GEAR UP group leader INSPIRE Ashlyn Pearson, psychology major from Gillette, Wyo. Black Hills State University will INSPIRE and support student success from recruitment to graduation. Kendall Murie, 2016 biology graduate, Bozeman, Mont. 4 5

INSPIRE GOAL #1 Annually increase enrollment, retention and graduation rates. Complete and implement the University s new Enrollment Management Plan. Enroll, retain and graduate a greater number of transfer, veteran and adult learner students. Increase the diversity of the student population primarily in the areas of international, Native, Hispanic, African-American, and male students. Develop and grow graduate programs. Promote Dual Credit and English as a Second Language opportunities to increase full-time enrollment. INSPIRE 6 7

INSPIRE GOAL #2 Enhance and improve facultystudent advising and mentorship. Sarah Rohrbach, business administration major, Aberdeen INSPIRE GOAL #3 Promote and enhance academic activities and support services. Implement advisement training which articulates expectations and results in students long-term study and career plans. Develop and support peer tutoring in the classroom and in other settings that support academics for online, main campus and BHSU-RC students. Improve student advisement regarding career and employment opportunities. Support the use of peer advisors and mentors. Establish discipline learning communities across campus and at BHSU-Rapid City. Create additional support services for students in areas of greatest need. Make use of early alert strategies to monitor students academic progress. Establish fall, spring, and summer bridge programs and camps to assist students with freshman courses prior to fall matriculation and after fall semester. Monitor the involvement and performance of high school Dual Credit students taking classes at BHSU through advisement, course monitoring, and recruitment. INSPIRE 8 9 Host intellectually challenging competitions and events on campus for area high school students.

From the annual Jacket Ride to raise scholarships for veterans INNOVATE Black Hills State University will provide INNOVATIVE learning experiences that facilitate academic achievement, research, creative activity and civic engagement. 10 11

INNOVATE GOAL #1 Provide instruction that incorporates current trends, best practices in the disciplines, and innovations in technology. Pursue appropriate University-wide and program-specific accreditations. Create systematic assessment of cross-cutting skills within programs. Use University assessment processes to ensure alignment between program outcomes, appropriate pedagogical practices, course-level offerings, and ongoing program development based on assessment outcomes. Increase the use of high-impact pedagogical practices designed to engage students in learning. Align degree programs with high priority, academic values including social responsibility, active and authentic learning, sustainability, diversity, critical thinking, and ethical behavior. Expand the number and quality of experiential learning opportunities for students. 12 INNOVATE Runsong Liu from Yichang, China, is attending school at China Three Gorges University. He attended BHSU as an exchange student and is an education/english major. 13

INNOVATE GOAL #2 Align degree programs with changing needs of society and the market place. (left to right) Madison Jilek, physics major, Spearfish, and Kristin Rath, 2016 science education and physical science graduate, Canton Identify academic programming opportunities that are strategically aligned with academic trends and workforce needs. INNOVATE Monitor unique programmatic opportunities appropriate for BHSU-RC. INNOVATE GOAL #3 Increase the level of faculty involvement in research, scholarship and creative activity. Establish and support an Office of Research. Develop a structure for providing peer mentoring and professional development for junior faculty to engage in research and creative activity. Increase the total number of grants and contracts awarded to faculty and staff annually. Increase the level of international collaboration with research and creative activity. INNOVATE Engage in short- and long-term personnel planning based on disciplinary and institutional trends, needs, and priorities. Regularly review and revise the academic standards documents for faculty performance to align with best 14 15 practices for the academic disciplines.

INNOVATE GOAL #4 Increase faculty-mentored student learning opportunities through research, creative activity, service, and civic engagement. INNOVATE Increase the availability and level of student involvement in applying for institutional student research grants. Expand and develop undergraduate research and studio space for fine arts. Establish a sustainable model for support of faculty-student travel to competitions, contests, and invited performances. Promote the unique opportunities for learning and research at the BHSU Underground Campus at the Sanford Underground Research Facility. Establish internship coordinator position to promote appropriate training, coordination and oversight. Offer training and support for information technology platforms and programs. Provide real-life application and problem-solving opportunities in capstone experiences. Expand study abroad and teaching abroad opportunities for students and faculty. Increase student participation in local, Increase enrollment for the Research Scholar track, regional, and national conferences for including new and current BHSU students. 16 undergraduate research and creative activity. Establish an Office of Civic Engagement. 17

ENGAGE The Black Hills State University community will ENGAGE in partnerships, service and enriched student experiences. 18 19

ENGAGE GOAL #1 Cultivate a safe, engaging and vibrant campus culture which supports the academic and personal development of students. Increase level of security coverage to balance the demands for security and emergency preparedness. Improve communication and collaboration across campus. Expand culturally diverse opportunities and programs across campus which foster awareness, open dialogue and critical thinking. Increase attendance and participation in campus-sponsored events. ENGAGE 20 21

ENGAGE GOAL #2 Develop and promote domestic and international service-learning and volunteerism. Promote opportunities for participation in domestic and international service-learning, volunteerism, study abroad and exchange programs for students, faculty and staff. Incorporate experiential learning and internships into curriculum as appropriate in degree programs. Maintain and increase connection activities with international students on and off campus. ENGAGE 22 23

ENGAGE GOAL #3 Develop collaborative partnerships with Tribal Nations, Tribal Colleges and Universities, and other entities. ENGAGE GOAL #4 Sustain, create and build on strategic partnerships with regional educational, industry, business, economic development entities, and cultural and community organizations. Host camps, conferences, workshops and other events that foster academic and civic engagement. Establish community-tocollege connections to find new program development opportunities. Develop, maintain, and market articulation agreements with Tribal institutions. Identify and develop areas for new program development and partnership with Crazy Horse Memorial and the Indian University of North America. Create an information technology partnership between the technical staff at Sanford Underground Research Facility and BHSU. Promote services of BHSU Centers locally and throughout the state. Establish advisory boards for the Centers, Colleges, and Schools. Partner with Regional Health in their strategic plan. Develop, maintain and market articulation agreements with other institutions. ENGAGE 24 25

Kara Morford, psychology major, Spearfish. IMAGINE Black Hills State University will develop and expand internal and external resources to support all we can IMAGINE. Dan Asunskis, assistant professor of chemistry 26 27 Kristi Steffes, elementary education major from Vale, 2016 National Barrel Racing Champion.

IMAGINE IMAGINE GOAL #1 Establish and implement a strategic campus outreach plan, including intellectual capital, based on community assessed needs and available campus resources. Integrate University strategic initiatives with plans of regional entities. Coordinate and collaborate with the City of Spearfish on safe, accessible transportation between campus and town. Engage the broader Spearfish and Rapid City 28 communities in priorities of value to the community. 29

IMAGINE Increase engagement with senior citizens. IMAGINE Increase community engagement in University programming and events. GOAL #2 GOAL #3 Foster an arts community with activities in visual arts, music and theatre. Increase BHSU presence at and participation in local and regional community events. Promote BHSU-RC activities to the Rapid City community. Shandell Clutter, graphic design communication major, Sturgis. IMAGINE 30 31 Increase participation by students and staff in Senior Programs and Centers in the region. Develop and host events and learning opportunities for retired members of the Black Hills communities.

IMAGINE GOAL #4 Focus on sustainability while enhancing campus beautification and attention to the BHSU carbon footprint. IMAGINE GOAL #5 Increase external funding for scholarships, programs and endowments. Establish additional corporate partnerships. Use the capital campaign process to generate additional endowed scholarships. Expand campus beautification. Pursue funding for academic and non-academic programs. Increase energy efficiency and renewable energy while reducing campus waste of consumables. Expand sustainability programming for local youth. IMAGINE 32 33

Mary Mitchell, 2015 elementary education graduate, Eagle Butte (left) Rachel Erickson, Science Education major from Cheyenne, Wyo. 34 35

BHSU Leadership (left to right) Casey Barlow, biology, Aberdeen, and Tevin Johnson, sociology and human services major, Aberdeen Black Hills State University Administration Team Dr. Tom Jackson, Jr. President Dr. Chris Crawford Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs Kathy Johnson Vice President for Finance & Administration Dr. Lois Flagstad Vice President for Enrollment & Student Affairs Steve Meeker Vice President for University Advancement Dr. Warren Wilson Chief Information Technology Officer Corinne Hansen Director of University & Community Relations Jhett Albers Director of Athletics Gene Bilodeau Executive Director, BHSU- Rapid City Bryce Boser, mass communication major, Box Elder Black Hills State University Deans BHSU Senate Representatives Photo courtesy of South Dakota Tourism. Dr. Priscilla Romkema College of Business & Natural Resources Dr. Sharman Adams College of Education and Behavioral Management Dr. Amy Fuqua College of Liberal Arts Dr. Jane Klug Dean of Students Dr. Parasarathi Nag President, Faculty Senate (2014-17) Justin Logue President, Student Senate (2016-2017) 36 37