FEEDBACK REQUEST: The Planning Committee is probably the single most important means for faculty and staff to have a voice in shaping the future of this University. For this to work, however, the committee needs input and feedback from you. To make this easy for you, we have set up two discussion forums keyed to two of the reports listed below: the AY94-95 Final Report on Educational Resources and our current Spring, 96 report on the University's Mission and Goals.

At the end of each of these reports, and also on this page are RSVP links. When you click on one of these, it will bring you to the appropriate discussion page. Here you can read all the comments others have made and post your own or reply to someone else's. Scroll down to the bottom of the forum page and you will find command buttons. Post and Reply bring up forms you can use to post your own messages.

Please, we need your comments, complaints, and compliments. If you can't make this work, call (or e-mail) Dave Stuehler at 7306 for help.

PLANNING COMMITTEE REPORTS
INDEX

PROGRESS REPORT: March, 1993

Planning Committee response to fiscal crisis and suggestions for cost savings. This report recommends the institution of School planning.

FINAL REPORT FOR AY 1993-93

Final response and recommendations for cost savings and increased efficiency.

FINAL REPORT FOR AY 1993-94: The Meaning of a Teaching University

Addresses issues of quality teaching, a supportive learning environment (including a request for a University College), graduate education, technology, outreach and public service, and academic structure.

INTERIM REPORT, Fall, 1994:

Response to Division of Student Development and Campus Life planning reports.

FINAL REPORT: AY1994-95: Educational Resources and Doctoral Programs.

Recommendations on development, deployment, and administration of technological resources for education and calls for a task force to encourage and support educational uses of computers. Recommends guidelines for the creation of new Doctoral Programs.

      RSVP After you read the report.

STUDENT LIFE REPORT: Fall, 1995

Recommendations for enhancing the sense of community on campus.

REFLECTIONS ON THE UNIVERSITY MISSION AND GOALS: Spring, 1996

A clarification of the University's purpose, goals, and values.

      RSVP After you read the report.

To the (MSU) University Senate: Planning Committee page.