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How to Support Successful Institutional Planning

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Challenges: Planning Alignment, Competing Priorities, Dealing with Climate Change, Engaging Stakeholders, Funding Uncertainty, Student Success, Retention, and Graduation, Accreditation Pressures, Change Management

Planning Types: Strategic Planning, Academic Planning, Campus Planning, Continuity Planning, Information Technology Planning, Institutional Effectiveness Planning, Resource Planning, Strategic Enrollment Management Planning, Student Affairs Planning

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