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Para Hulo' | UOG Strategic Plan 2019-2024

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Para Hulo' | UOG Strategic Plan 2019-2024

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Strategic Initiatives & Goals

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2. Leading as a Partnership University

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The University of Guam touches all parts of community life — partnering with organizations and institutions region-wide to improve health care, education, natural resources, public policy, cultural preservation, and more. The University will work to attain the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification, an elective classification that formally recognizes its commitment to the people in this region and that provides a roadmap for deepening its existing partnerships as well as developing new ones in all parts of the communities in Guam, the region, and beyond.

The classification will affirm to the people of Micronesia that the University of Guam invites collaboration on community challenges, and it will position the University to receive even more grant funding to pursue research and projects that benefit the community.

Prepare to apply for Carnegie Community Engagement Classification during the 2025 cycle.

OBJECTIVES

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Capture existing partnerships and encourage more by developing a user-friendly website to collect and display all MOUs and other evidence of connections. Articulate the University's connections and intersections at all levels (campus, Guam, national, regional, island universities, and international).

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Collect and use information supportive of strong partnerships by reforming administrative processes to facilitate the collection, display, and use of information that contributes to establishing and strengthening productive partnerships.

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Fulfill the charge in our Charter to serve all the peoples of Micronesia by seeking to establish stronger online and on-ground offices or centers in each of the countries or territories in Micronesia.

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Foster stronger partnerships and better serve all of Micronesia by expanding online, hybrid, and other forms of educational delivery throughout the region.

OBJECTIVES

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  • Degree Program Expansion:

    1. 3+1 Criminal Justice program with Northern Marianas College

    2. 3+3 Chamorro Studies program in Northern Marianas College

    3. Bachelor of Arts in Education, Special Education partnership with Palau Community College

    4. Individualized Degree Program in Yap

UPDATES as of Jan. 2022
  • Online Graduate Program Expansion:

    1. Potential online Master of Public Administration in the CNMI through the Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice

    2. Master’s degree in Accountancy - under review with Faculty Senate

  • Online undergraduate or certificate programs

    1. Launch of Professional Certificate program in Cybersecurity Management

    2. GLE continues to expand offerings in its ED-To-Go program

 

Achieve high-impact educational practices for diversity and global learning by encouraging study-away programs throughout Micronesia and among Island Universities and in the wider world.

OBJECTIVES

UPDATES as of Jan. 2022

  • New student exchange programs with the University of the Ryukus and Taipei Economic and Cultural Office

  • The host of virtual conferences during the pandemic has led to expanded reach of participants (e.g., CIS conference)

  • Exchange Visitor Visas (J Visas) for research scholars has increased

  • Collaboration with Guam Visitor’s Bureau: "Learn English and get vaccinated"

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Strengthen connections with regional economic sectors and diversify and supplement revenue streams by promoting public-private partnerships and research and innovation spaces and structures.

OBJECTIVES

UPDATES as of Jan. 2022

  • Legislation passed updating UOG’s charter (Public Law 35-114). Among the updates is authorization to enter into borrowing agreements, seek out public private partnerships, and enter into short-term borrowing and long-term lease agreements.

  • Public Private Partnerships (PPP) – Hatchery partnership with CoreSeed has been established. UOG is now exploring a PPP on an international dorm.

UPDATES as of Jan. 2022

  • Guam Green Growth Circular Economy Makerspace and Innovation Hub at CHamoru Village will open on January 13, 2022.

  • Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation (C4EI) at the School of Business & Public Administration

  • Triton Farm continues to grow

  • Pacific Islands Small Business Development Network Center (PISBDCN)

  • UOG supported Guam Safe Certified program under the Guam Visitors Bureau Guam Safe & WTTC Safe Travels program.

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Develop a strategic advancement plan that addresses fundraising capacity aligned with supporting partnerships.

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Contact Information

Please send any questions or comments about this process to: parahulo@uog.edu

READ ABOUT THE OTHER INITIATIVES:

Being recognized as a Research University centered in island wisdom

Enriching the Student Experience

Growing out Financial Resources

Becoming a model for Operations and Customer Serice in Guam and all of Micronesia

Building and sustaining our Infrastructure

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