With the season of thanks upon us, we want to extend our deep gratitude and appreciation to everyone in our university community for their commitment to advancing academic excellence at Syracuse University. This includes our students, faculty, staff and working group chairs and members. We are proud of the tremendous involvement to date in the academic strategic planning process.
Just last week, we hosted two student-focused events and engaged in dialogue with members of the Graduate Student Organization and Student Association. The feedback from our students complements the vast input we have received from faculty and staff.
We hope you will continue to remain engaged and dedicated to this important work. If you haven’t yet, please take a moment to review engagement and feedback opportunities. As a reminder, you can attend an engagement session, take a survey or submit your feedback.
We also have a virtual, student-focused event scheduled this evening; more information is below.
Thank you for your continued engagement, participation and support!
Together, our community members continue to advance our collective efforts to reimagine and redefine academic excellence at Syracuse University. Here’s a glance at the numbers:
Many thanks to everyone for being engaged and generous with your time, talents and ideas.
To our students: You’re invited to join us tonight on Zoom for an engagement session concerning our academic strategic plan. This discussion is open to all students—undergraduate, graduate and law—whether you’re taking classes on campus or online.
When: TODAY, Monday, Nov. 14
Where: Zoom
Time: 5:30-6:30 p.m.
More Information: Visit the Academic Strategic Plan webpage to learn more!
Part-time instructors: We want to hear from you! We will host an engagement session with our part-time instructors at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 30. We are finalizing logistical details and will send an email invitation to all part-time instructors shortly. We hope you’ll consider joining us.
Did you know you can submit feedback, ideas and suggestions, or ask a question on the Academic Strategic Plan website? Share your perspective, any time, at your convenience by visiting the feedback page.
Do you have questions about the academic strategic planning process? Find out answers to some of the most commonly asked questions and themes that have come up as part of the process.
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