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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Strategic Planning for the Uncertain Road Ahead
Collectively Set Your Institution’s GPS to the FutureFrom Volume 53 Number 1 | September–December 2024By Diana L. Young, PhD, and Holley Morris Roberts, EdDPlanning Types: Strategic PlanningTags: Building (or Writing) the Plan, COVID-19, Engaging Stakeholders, Planning Processes, Preparing to Plan
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Georgia College & State UniversityGeorgia College & State University, a public liberal arts institution, began an integrated,
collaborative, and future-focused strategic planning process during a time of uncertainty (COVID-19, enrollment declines, financial shortfalls, etc.). This planning included shared leadership across campus to develop and implement the plan, data-informed decision-making by a diverse group of steering committee members representing all areas of campus, visits to strategically identified aspirant universities, and ongoing stakeholder engagement that included student input. These strategies leveraged the inherent qualities of a liberal arts institution while addressing the challenges and opportunities that exist in public higher education.
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