Are there one or more Vision Statements you would add or remove?

No

The following Vision Statement(s) should be removed

The following Vision Statement(s) should be added (please describe):

Are there one or more Core Values you would add or remove?

No

Yes, please specify

The following Core Values(s) should be removed

The following Core Values(s) should be added (please describe):

The college’s strategic plan describes four core programs. Core programs are those “programmatic areas that define the scope of research and outreach endeavors of the college.”

Are the core programs stated in such a way as to accurately reflect the scope of research and outreach endeavors of the college?

Yes

If no, please specify:

Within each of the four core programs are a number of sub-items.

Do the sub-items listed in each core program area accurately reflect that program’s theme?

Yes

No; please comment

Comment

Should sub-items be added or removed from any of the core program areas? Please specify any changes you would make in the space provided below.

From the March, 2007 draft of the Strategic Plan: “The university has identified six areas of preeminence in research and scholarship which build upon a strong foundation of excellence and have extraordinary potential to raise the university’s reputation. Criteria used in identifying these themes included prestige with funding agencies, industry, and peers; scholarly impact (e.g., publications, citations, and creative works), societal impact, and educational impact (doctoral and post-doctoral researchers education in the area). Employing similar criteria, and attempting to coordinate with university areas of preeminence, yielded” the four areas of preeminence discussed in the college’s Strategic Plan.

Do the plan’s areas of preeminence accurately convey the college’s “foundations of excellence” and “potential to raise the university’s reputation”?

Yes

No; please comment

Comment

Should areas be added or removed from the areas of preeminence? Please specify any changes you would make in the space provided below.

From the March, 2007 draft of the Strategic Plan: “While perhaps not as fully developed as the four areas of preeminence…, these are areas that have seen recent advancements in meeting several of the criteria listed above, and/or represent a critical area for the college to expand its activities in the future.”

Do the plan’s emerging areas of preeminence accurately convey the college’s “foundations of excellence,” “potential to raise the university’s reputation,” and do they “represent a critical area” of expansion for the college?

Yes

No; please comment

Comment

Should areas be added or removed from the emerging areas of preeminence? Please specify any changes you would make in the space provided below.

The Strategic Plan states as an overarching goal that it is our intention to “Strengthen undergraduate and graduate and professional education to enhance student success.”

Please respond to the following statement: "The four strategic goals support this overarching goal."

1 - strongly disagree

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5 - strongly agree

Comment

The Strategic Plan states as an overarching goal that it is our intention to “Advance agricultural, natural resource, human, and economic systems through basic and applied research and outreach.”

Please respond to the following statement: "The seven strategic goals support this overarching goal."

1 - strongly disagree

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5 - strongly agree

Comment:

The Strategic Plan states as an overarching goal that it is our intention to “Expand [the college’s] resource base and create capacity to accommodate growth in critical programs.”

Please respond to the following statement: “The five strategic goals support this overarching goal.”

1 - strongly disagree

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5 - strongly agree

Comment:

The Strategic Plan states as an overarching goal that it is our intention to “Create an environment that fosters diversity and supports all faculty, students, and staff.”

Please respond to the following statement: “The two strategic goals support this overarching goal.”

1 - strongly disagree

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5 - strongly agree

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