Embracing Our Mission.6.15.09
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This strategic plan outlines 5 outcomes for Marylhurst University over 2009: 1) Clarifying the university's mission, 2) Educating the whole person, 3) Educating and serving underserved students, 4) Promoting interfaith dialogue, and 5) Engaging in social action and service. For each outcome, the plan proposes strategies and rationales for achieving the goals in keeping with the university's founding mission by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary.
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