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Opinion
Mark
Smith, editor
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Strategic Planning
at Hawai'i Pacific University
Hawai‘i Pacific University’s first
formal strategic planning process was launched by President
Chatt G. Wright in fall, 2000. Naming this process “HPU
2010 Planning,” he created the Educational Effectiveness
Planning Committee and charged it to provide for “the
assessment of the University’s effectiveness as a learning
institution, including ways of acting upon the conclusions
of assessment and reporting of actions taken by various divisions
of the University as a result of assessment.” The president
additionally asked that the committee develop a process that
would include a wide range of University stakeholders. A
parallel planning process to be conducted by the Board of
Trustees was also named: the Trustees’ Long-Range Planning
Committee.
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HPU's
strategic planning priorities
1. Extend the University’s commitment
to working within a culture of evidence, including the use
of learning assessment techniques in all areas related to student
learning. Example: Institutional data on key performance indicators
(KPI’s) available on HPU Pipeline.
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So
you say you want a recall?
So, the people of California, in their own unique
way, have made their voices heard and by a wide margin, recalled
the governor they had reelected just the year before, also
by a wide margin. Now it falls to the pundits.
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