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Our work connects people, programs, and places on campus and online; what issues are you grappling with?

Understanding student, faculty, and staff needs
Analyzing how we compare to peers and trends
Creating our vision for the future
Prioritizing projects and allocating budgets
Planning services, staffing, and spaces
Facilitating organizational change

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Academic Technology
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Finance and Operations
Student Services / Student Affairs
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Teaching and Learning
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Our work connects people, programs, and places on campus and online; what outcomes are you hoping to achieve?

Increasing alignment and effectiveness
Bringing together student services
Imagining new kinds of services and/or spaces
Improving people’s experience with technology
Long-term facility and operational planning
Culture and operational change for student success

When solving problems, what do you value most?

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