STRATEGIC GOALS AY 2022-2024 - University of the People
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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT I am delighted to share University of the People’s 2022-2024 Strategic Plan. University of the People is a university unlike any other. UoPeople was built on the foundation that higher education is a basic right for all. Since its inception, the University has offered affordable, accessible, quality, degree-granting programs. We envision a world in which all qualified high school graduates have access to higher education, regardless of financial, geographic, political, and personal circumstances. We will continue to grow and expand our offerings until that dream comes true. Since the publishing of our 2019-2021 Strategic Plan, the University has accomplished a number of significant milestones. The University has grown from 10,000 students in the 2018 Academic Year to over 100,000 in the 2022 Academic Year. The University opened its gates even wider to accommodate those most deserving of higher education, including over 10,600 refugees. UoPeople was recognized as a Candidate for Accreditation by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC). The University also announced partnerships with the German and United States governments to provide scholarships for students around the world, as well as Harvard Business School Online, McGill University (Canada), Effat University (Saudi Arabia) and Long Island University. Finally, UoPeople launched its first Arabic degree program, a milestone in providing tuition-free, American, accredited higher education for refugees and displaced populations around the globe. As we look ahead to the next three years, we are excited to continue this progress and further improve our offerings and service to our students. In preparing this strategic plan, we aligned all discussions and goals to the University’s mission, vision, and values. We have identified four key areas of growth to ensure we continue to provide life-changing higher education opportunities to all qualified students, build our diverse, global community, maintain our integrity and transparency, and assure our quality. Our first goal is to maintain our sustainable growth using technology, data optimization, human resources, and development. Our second goal is to enhance academic quality through robust teaching and learning assessment plans and program reviews. Our third goal is to increase student satisfaction and completion via technology and enhanced student support. Last, our fourth goal is to improve career opportunities for our students and graduates through our Career Service Center and corporate engagement. I am grateful to the many people responsible for brainstorming and evaluating this three-year strategic plan. From our distinguished Board of Trustees and President’s Council Members to our Strategic Planning Committee, individuals at all levels of the institution collaborated to create a concrete action plan to achieve our most important goals. I look forward to the meaningful progress we will make together. Sincerely, Shai Reshef President University of the People
Our Vision, Mission and Values UOPEOPLE’S VISION UOPEOPLE’S VALUES UoPeople envisions a world in which all qualified high school graduates Opportunity have access to higher education, regardless of financial, geographic, political, and personal circumstances. UoPeople is based on the belief that education at a minimal cost is a basic right for all qualified applicants, not just for a privileged few. The university works to open the gates of higher education to qualified students anywhere in the world by offering its programs through distance learning and by making this opportunity affordable. UOPEOPLE’S MISSION Community UoPeople creates a global community by making its academic programs, The mission of University of the People is to offer an accessible, quality educational services, and employment opportunities available to qualified education to any qualified student through flexible, affordable, online, individuals from all over the world, and by providing learning opportunities that accredited degree-granting programs that give graduates the potential to engage students and faculty from diverse backgrounds. lead successful, fulfilling lives as individuals and members of society. Integrity UoPeople grounds its institutional culture in candor, transparency, and best professional practices, and expects all students, faculty, staff, and administrators to uphold the highest standards of personal integrity, honesty, and responsibility. Additionally, the university expects its students to take responsibility for their education, and to pursue their studies diligently and with seriousness of purpose. Quality UoPeople provides a high-quality, online liberal arts education suitable in scope and depth to the challenges of the 21st century. The university assesses and evaluates all aspects of its academic model on an ongoing basis.
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Board of Trustees and President's Council BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL Pascaline Servan-Schreiber, Chair President Emeritus John Sexton President Emerita Jane McAuliffe Senior Business Development Executive New York University Bryn Mawr College Antoine van Agtmael President Haifa Jamal Al-Lail Former Principal Sir Timothy O’Shea Senior Adviser at Foreign Policy Analytics President of Effat University, Jeddah Saudi Arabia University of Edinburgh Adv. Ashok J. Chandrasekhar President Emerita Lisa Anderson President Emeritus Eduardo Padrón Goldfarb Seligman & Co., Law The American University in Cairo Miami Dade College Hon. Justice Christine M. Durham President Emerita Catharine Hill Vice-Chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng Former Utah Supreme Court Vassar College University of Cape Town Professor Daniel J. H. Greenwood President Emeritus Craig Calhoun President David Garza Salazar Professor of Law at the Hofstra University School of Law London School of Economics and Political Science Tecnologico de Monterrey Dr. Gabriel Hawawini Former Chancellor Nicholas Dirks President Emerita Pamela Trotman Reid UC Berkeley University of Saint Joseph Former Dean of INSEAD Principal and Vice-Chancellor Suzanne Fortier President Emeritus George Erik Rupp Hakeem Belo-Osagie McGill University Columbia University Chairman of the Board, FSDH Holding Company Ltd Rector Yves Flückiger President Emerita Judith R. Shapiro Shai Reshef University of Geneva Barnard College University of the People President Rector Emerita Michèle Gendreau-Massaloux President Emerita Debora Spar Academy of Paris Barnard College President Emerita Joan Hinde Stewart President Emeritus Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Hamilton College George Washington University Director Prof. Devang Khakhar President Emeritus Torsten N. Wiesel IIT Bombay The Rockefeller University Vice Chancellor Emeritus Abdul Waheed Khan Vice Chancellor Emeritus Sir Colin Lucas Indira Gandhi National Open University University of Oxford
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