Highlights from the following departments at the meeting

Alan Krabbenhoft, School of Business

• Growth in enrollment
• Graduate Fairs
• Last year massive incoming freshmen
• Chrysler program
• International travel
• FCA building, off-campus events

Kelly Brown, Criminal Justice, and Homeland Security – The information below and additional information can be found in Taskstream

• New degree program
• In process of being developed with other IU campuses is a Master’s Program
• Have added more required courses
• Added more online classes
• New Crime Lab
• Internship program
• An exit survey of students, offered three times but would like to see more student participation in the future
• Recruitment efforts with other Police departments
• Talked with over 1,300 k-12 students
• Increase community service with students in program e.g. Angel Walk
• In-service for police personnel on campus
• Offered workshops to local non-profits
• Working on fostering juniors and seniors.

Jake Medlen, Office for University Advancement

• Media and Marketing
  • Two types of signs at Westfield H.S., a large sign on end zone and electronic digital billboard signs
  • Updated branding guidelines
• Alumni
  • Increase in alumni involvement
  • Hall of Fame gala
• Development
  • Received an increase from 12 million to 13.5 million for funding
  • Currently at 91% of goal
  • Will reach the increased goal before June 2020

Christina Downey, Academic Affairs

• Redesigned New Student Orientation, First Year Seminar and Key Summer Institute
• New Student Orientation the goal was to reach 90% positive and they have received

95% and 93% on food

• Progress holds was implemented for first-year students
• Online degree maps are mostly completed
• Individual advising is helping to develop a one on one relationship
  • 8% complete
  • Retention is up for those that participate in individual advising

Craig Swoverland, UITS

• Seven spaces revaluated in the east building
• Full campus wifi upgrade
• IT training support: 2, 198 assisted
• Website review
• Upgrade campus to 10 Gb
• For outreach, Craig is serving on the Howard Co. Innovation Council
• Participated in three different info shares, facilitated nine events

Minda Douglas, NMAT

• New core foundation curriculum access in the fall
• Started “Open House Portfolio Day” and will continue to have one every semester.
• Worked with Media and Marketing to create promotional video and materials
• Participated in school visits
• The Design Center will continue their work with non-profits but will also include businesses
• Internships in art galleries
• New critique space was created with the assistance of the Physical Plant department

Cathy Valcke, Office of External Relations and Public Affairs

• Formed center for engagement, faculty, and staff organized the look
• Brochure in the works
• Carnegie designation
• Fostering K-12 relationships and bringing more children to campus
• This year children from Clinton County will be joining Howard County Promise on September 28

Mary Bourke and Susan Hendricks, School of Nursing

• Nurse Practitioner’s guidelines curriculum framework
• Retention nursing event had 167 people in attendance
• The large growth in the nursing area with the recruitment efforts
• Family Nurse Practitioner program is generating excitement
• Accreditation will be happening for them this fall
• Many of the goals in their strategic plan have been met. They will be working with Mark Canada to add a couple of more goals to run them through the end of this Strategic Planning cycle.