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Strategic Pathways framework: Feature Topic at Board of Regents Meeting
“Strategic Pathways,” the proposed concept for realigning resources within the University of Alaska system, infused just about every part of the Board of Regents meeting Feb. 18-19 in Fairbanks, from the system governance report to public testimony, financial discussions, fundraising reports, and the update on the state legislature and the FY17 budget.
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Strategic Pathways framework provides for extensive community engagement
Dear Colleagues --
Much interest and concern has been expressed regarding implementation of Strategic Pathways. As stated in my message broadly distributed February 16th, the Board of Regents is not making anydecisions at this meeting regarding implementation of Strategic Pathways.
At this point Strategic Pathways is a conceptual framework to guide much needed review of the university's structure and programs. A more detailed version of that framework has been posted to the web. I am committed to broad engagement with staff, faculty, students, and governance as part of that framework. This engagement effort is set to begin later this month and continue through the entire multi- year process.
Strategic Pathways is a process that must be undertaken thoughtfully but boldly to address the serious challenges the university and the state have no choice but to face.
Jim Johnsen, President, University of Alaska
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