Strategic Planning Briefing (June 2011)
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The document outlines the strategic planning process for the University of Central Florida. It discusses focusing on partnerships, interdisciplinary approaches, and sustainability. The university has a history of successful partnerships across disciplines. The strategic plan will chart a course that leverages talent across academic units to solve complex problems. It will focus on attracting and retaining top students, faculty, and staff while efficiently managing resources. The goal is for UCF to be a leader in the central Florida region by being aware of opportunities, responsive to needs, and empowered to act in support of its mission. The planning process involves multi-level plans that align and allow for accountability. Determining priorities and sequencing objectives are some of the toughest issues.
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- 1. STRATEGIC PLANNING OVERVIEW BRIEFING University of Central Florida
- 2. APPROACH As we chart our course in the coming years, we will favor initiatives that feature partnerships and interdisciplinary approaches to problem solving for the university, the Central Florida city-state and beyond. All the while, UCF will stay focused on the sustainability of its people, resources, and environment. University of Central Florida
- 3. PARTNERSHIPS UCF has rich history of successful partnerships… − Center for Research and Education in Optics and Lasers (CREOL) − Institute for Simulation and Training (IST) − Rosen College − Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy (FIEA) − College of Medicine University of Central Florida
- 4. INTERDISCIPLINARITY The purposeful focus of talent and enterprise across academic disciplines provides an advantageous organizational model for solving complex problems. Institutes, centers and academic units organized as teams designed to collaboratively pursue solutions to significant issues, questions, and problems can best leverage our far-reaching talent and confer competitive advantage to the Central Florida city-state. University of Central Florida
- 5. SUSTAINABILITY Attract, develop, support, and retain the very best students, faculty and staff members, and university alumni Efficiently steward available assets to achieve desired outcomes and position for a successful future Fully leverage existing strengths and wisely pursue new capabilities Purposely concentrate resources on key endeavors University of Central Florida
- 6. CONSTANCY OF PURPOSE Sustain bedrock capabilities and continue to be the people s university (accessible and affordable) Champion and support a wide range of scholarship in the classic disciplines and selected emerging fields of study Pursue a rigorous, relevant portfolio of research activity Consistently strengthen commitment to diversity and inclusiveness, community service, excellence in every endeavor, and opportunity for all University of Central Florida
- 7. THE CHALLENGE Be a leader in the central Florida city-state by being . . . AWARE of opportunities, RESPONSIVE to needs, and EMPOWERED to act in support of the university s mission, goals, and values University of Central Florida
- 8. PLANNING PROCESS University level strategic plan (rolling wave approach) − Division level operational plan • Unit level tactical plan Each level of plan should include − Mission, vision, SWOT analysis, goals, KPIs − Plan specifics should tie to parent plan − KPIs should allow measurable accountability Annual action plans tied to Institutional Effectiveness Assessment tools University of Central Florida
- 9. TOUGHEST ISSUES Determining Fit Prioritizing Effort Sequencing Objectives University of Central Florida
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