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Back to Campus Master Plan Home Back to Committees Present: John Miller, David Modlin, Duncan Anderson, John Powell, Eric Grush, Matthew Gardzina, Chuck Barrish, Don Berger
Campus Master Plan Follow-up Survey of April, 2001 Instructions: The following items were included in the Campus Master Plan developed by the Campus Master Planning Committee in Spring of 2000 and adopted by the Board of Directors in May, 2000. The Campus Master Planning Committee is in the process of an annual review of the plan, with the intent being to reprioritize items not yet accomplished. Please examine the items listed below that are not completed or scheduled for completion. Then prioritize these items from most important to least important. You certainly may remove an item from the list and/or add a new item. Include no more than four items. For each of the items answer the questions indicated. Return the completed survey to Don Berger by Tuesday, May 1. Immediate Needs Short Term Needs Long Term Needs Priority 1. _____________________________________________________________ What are you not doing now because you do not have the item listed above? How will providing this item advance the quality of your program toward excellence?
Priority 2. _____________________________________________________________ What are you not doing now because you do not have the item listed above? How will providing this item advance the quality of your program toward excellence?
Priority 3. _____________________________________________________________ What are you not doing now because you do not have the item listed above?
How will providing this item advance the quality of your program toward excellence?
Priority 4. _____________________________________________________________ What are you not doing now because you do not have the item listed above?
How will providing this item advance the quality of your program toward excellence?
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