The university goals flow from and
complement the Statement of Purpose and Role.
These measurable goals are as follows:
Reference:
University
Purpose
(1,2) 1. to offer general education programs which will provide students
with a broad foundation of common knowledge, basic skills, and cultural
insight;
(2) 2. to graduate students who are competitive in their major fields
and who demonstrate mastery of their subject areas;
(2,3,4,7) 3. to
provide library/informational resources and other support functions which
include the technologies, materials, facilities, and services needed for
quality teaching, research, and public service;
(3,4) 4. to recruit and retain a diverse student population that
indicates admission without regard to age, color, disability, national origin,
race, creed, sex, or religion;
(3) 5. to maintain an administrative system, including university
advancement, which will support the attainment of institutional goals through
effective management;
(3,4) 6. to provide student-life programs, activities, and services that
complement academic preparation and extend student opportunities;
(3,4,6) 7. to
provide a campus environment that serves as a source of pride and supports and
complements the concept of a university community;
(4,5) 8. to provide an intellectual climate which promotes critical and
independent thinking, innovative programs, and a free and open exchange of
ideas;
(5,6,7) 9. to
recruit and retain a diverse and highly qualified faculty who demonstrate
excellence in teaching, in scholarly activities, and in public service;
(4,5,7) 10. to
recruit and retain faculty and staff without regard to age, color, disability,
national origin, race, creed, sex, or religion;
(7,8) 11. to extend access to university programs which will maintain a
positive university-community relationship; and
(6,7,8) 12. to
provide university research and public service support for economic development
which enhances the region and the state.
5/2001