Integrated Planning Process (IPP)
The College's Integrated
Planning Process (IPP) takes the mission, vision, and values of the
Third Century Plan to the annual tactical level. In spring of 2006,
strategic issues were outlined with specific goals for the 2006-2007
academic year. An Integrated Planning Team (IPT) was formed with
representation from across the College of faculty, staff, students, and
alumni. Action teams were formed for each strategic issue with time
lines for accomplishing goals.
For a detailed report read "Goddard College Year One: Integrated Planning 2006-2007."
In the summer or 2007, the IPT will review accomplishments of the past
year and establish renewed or new strategic issues and goals and action
teams for 2007-2008. Dean of Planning and Assessment Judy Fitch facilitates the integrated planning process.
Diversity and Social Justice at Goddard College:
A Board Centered Agenda
How to use a board-centered approach to providing oversight, direction,
monitoring, evaluation and accountability in setting and achieving
social justice and diversity priorities, programs and policies. Presented by the
Goddard College Board of Trustees’
Diversity and Social Justice Committee:
Chair, Gladys Brown, Marty Chapman, Mary McCullough, Clo Pitkin, Chris Pratt and Larry Kressley.
Third Century Plan
The
Third Century Plan (or TCP as it is known by students, faculty, and
staff) developed in part out of discussions and insights generated
during the Summer 2003 residencies and many other meetings and
conversations. Goddard's commitment to a progressive, spirited, and
knowledgeable vision of higher education is held within its pages.
June 5, 2004 Inaugural address of Mark Schulman, President
"In the spirit of better late than never, then, I
accept today the conferral of this tremendous honor. I pledge to devote
myself to this college and to you, those who know and love it, and on
occasion have been made crazy by it."
