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Marquette University has begun an integrated strategic planning initiative. The effort has seen the creation of campus-wide and unit planning processes and timelines. Strategic planning activities involving all members of the campus are being planned for the spring and fall 2005 semesters.

"Achieving the Vision"

Marquette University Strategic Plan for 2007-2013

Accepted by the Board of Trustees on September 20, 2006

President Robert Wild, S.J., address on his strategic vision for Marquette University presented on Februray 1, 2006.

Building a Greater Marquette: Report Card and Moving to the Future 

Whither Marquette?: A Strategic Analysis 

Conversations about the World of Work

ACES Future Forecast

Find Out More:

• What is Strategic Planning?
  
  
• The Planning Council

• Advisory Committee on External Scanning (ACES)

     

• Campus-wide Planning: The Process, Assumptions and Timelines
  
  
• Achieving Marquette University's Strategic Vision
  
  
• How May Changes in the External Environment Affect Marquette?
  
  
• Key Dates in Planning
  
  
• College Planning Guidelines
  
  

See Also:

• Marquette's Mission Statement
  
  
• Building a Greater Marquette
  Current strategic planning efforts build upon the legacy of Building a Greater Marquette, the strategic plan adopted in April 2001.
  

 

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