Implementing the Plan
The completion of the University Strategic Plan was, in many respects, only the beginning of the university's work. The next stages included the development of campus plans and of the University Physical Master Plan, as well as implementation of many initiatives by the central administration and other Rutgers offices and units.
In February, Dr. Barchi announced a number of initiatives outlined in the plan to take the first important steps toward implementation. These nine initiatives included the formation of a universitywide committee on the near- and long-term impact of educational technology on Rutgers and a senior faculty committee on the optimal organization of academic units within Rutgers, as well as new scholarships, fellowships, and endowed professorships and term chairs designed to recruit outstanding undergraduate and graduate students and world-class faculty members to the university.
In a broader sense, Dr. Barchi called on members of the Rutgers community to study the universitywide plan, evaluate the activities within their own area, and set priorities consistent with the plan.
- Initiatives for the First 100 Days of the Strategic Plan (February 15, 2014)
- Request for Proposals on Courses and International Academic Symposia on Integrating Themes (March 7, 2014)
- Announcing the Academic Unit Organization and Instructional Technology Committees (March 25, 2014)
- Recruitment Areas for Henry Rutgers Professorships and Term Chairs (June 4, 2014)
- 100 Days Initiative - Academic Symposia (July 23, 2014)