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Online | February 10, 17, 24
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Conference PresentationsGood, Better, Best: A Collaborative Approach for High-impact Program Proposals
Delivered July 23, 2024Presented by Michael Rothlisberger, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Strategy and Analytics
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University System of GeorgiaThe University System of Georgia's (USG) academic program proposal process aims to align program development with system-wide strategic goals while increasing graduate employability to meet workforce demands. This session will illustrate how USG's well-oiled standardized system prioritizes interdepartmental collaboration and iteration, drawing on diverse perspectives to create new degree programs across 26 universities. Come learn about how our "Good, Better, Best" approach uses a detailed application and budget template to generate high-impact programs that prepare students to enter an ever-evolving workforce.
Learning Outcomes:
- Assess the strengths and weaknesses of current proposal development processes at your institution, drawing on insights from USG's collaborative model.
- Identify key stakeholders within your institution who would benefit from engaging in a collaborative academic program proposal development approach.
- Discuss how to adapt the "Good, Better, Best" approach to an iterative review process within your institutional context to elevate proposal quality.
- Articulate the value of high-impact program development to your institution and state workforce, demonstrating alignment with strategic priorities.
Presenters:
Michael Rothlisberger, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Strategy and Analytics, University System of GeorgiaDelivered 07/23/2024.
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