Strategic Plan
MCTC 2011-2015 strategic priorities
Overarching institutional goals
Student success: graduation to transfer or employment
Educational equity: success for all students

Priority 1: engage students
Create an engaging college experience in which all students can succeed.
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Provide every student with well-defined paths to completion that are supported, structured and intentional
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Establish intentional recruitment and enrollment strategy
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Support informed goal-setting for students
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Emphasize clearer academic pathways
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Structure intentional academic supports
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Streamline student services supports
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Ensure clear, consistent policies and simplified procedures
Example activities:
Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB), Integrated Advising, Learning Communities, College Ready Academy
Priority 2: empower employees
Build a high-functioning organization that empowers all employees to support student success and educational equity.
MCTC will ensure improved organizational functioning across units and departments through the use of innovative technology,
improved processes, procedures and systems and will ensure a high-level of service to support our students and each other.
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Institute high-performance systems
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Support college-wide process improvement
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Establish effective communication systems
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Promote and increase technological literacy of students, faculty and staff
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Incorporate innovative technology to improve teaching and learning
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Define performance metrics
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Prioritize staff development
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Map hiring to college demand
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Systemize succession planning
Example activities:
Employee intranet, Atomic Learning Software training, Lean Process Improvement projects
Priority 3: create capacity
Create capacity for cultural competence and evidence-based decision-making.
To meet the needs of today’s learners, employers and community leaders, MCTC will: 1) foster use of culturally competent
practices among individuals, departments and units and across all levels of the college and 2) use evidence – internal,
external, qualitative and quantitative - to develop and support relevant programs, effective teaching, excellent support services
and dynamic partnerships.
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Ensure employee mastery of cultural competence
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Support teaching and student services that meet the needs of diverse students
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Utilize high-quality program evaluation and academic assessment methodologies
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Use a continuous improvement model to improve key organizational processes
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Undertake stronger reporting and analysis among stakeholders for better decision-making
Example activities:
Diversity training, Data Warehouse Project, evaluation training
The MCTC Campus
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