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Blog Post

Published
March 13, 2020

Ways to Connect With SCUP Peers During COVID

By: Mike Moss, President, SCUP

We are a community where planning comes together, and I know that our professional work and connections create relationships that transcend the plan. We have heard many of you are leading crisis management activities on campuses. Then there are the thousands of you supporting the institutions, having tough conversations in an effort to partner on what’s next. It’s remarkable to see how a crisis activates the best of humanity and reminds us of the power of the SCUP community. Crisis brings questions and the need to connect with a supportive community. We have two tools at your disposal to connect with SCUP members.

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Planning for Higher Education Journal

Published
July 4, 2007

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Successful Processes to Engender Board Ownership of Strategic Planning

By: Jack P. Calareso

The author shares the successful process and key strategies used at Ohio Dominican University to develop board engagement and ownership of the institution’s strategic plan and its implementation.

From Volume 35 Number 4 | July–September 2007

Abstract: Too often, Boards of Trustees feel that final approval of the institution's Strategic Plan is sufficient. However, most Plans will only be successfully implemented if the Board has complete ownership and a commitment to be actively involved in many areas of the institution (not only fund raising). This article describes a successful process and key strategies to develop Board engagement and ownership of the Strategic Plan and ongoing involvement in the successful implementation of the Plan.

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