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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1998
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED440701 |
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- Implementation Plan for 1998-1999. Dalton State College Strategic Plan, 1997-2000. Annual Reports College Administration College Planning Educational Objectives Educational Planning Higher Education Institutional Role Strategic Planning This document presents the second-year implementation plans for 1998-1999 of Dalton State College's Strategic Plan for 1997-2000. It contains the following planning priorities and action plans for the roles of the: President; Office of Institutional Research and Planning; Office of Public Relations; Dean of Academic Affairs; Division of Business Administration and Social Sciences; Developmental Studies; Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation; Division of Humanities; Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics; Division of Nursing; Division of Technical Education; Department of Adult Literacy; Center for Continuing Education; Darrell C. Roberts Library; Admissions; Registrar; Computing and Information Services; Comptroller (Incorporating Departments of Plant Operations and Public Safety); and Dean of Student Affairs, which includes the Academic and Career Enhancement Center, Financial Aid and Veterans Services, Student Activities, and Community Ambassadors of Dalton State College. Appendices include the following items: core purposes, planning priorities, and goals for 1997-2000 and a summary of planning priorities and goals for 1998-1999, which includes commitment to excellence, commitment to teaching and learning, emphasis on high quality general education program, commitment to public service, commitment to scholarship for instructional effectiveness, supportive campus climate, campus diversity in faculty, staff, students, and programs, advancing educational purposes through technology, and developing collaborative relationships; and institutional effectiveness. (VWC)