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Strategic Advancement
MATC Strategic Planning
MATC has made a commitment to continuous improvement, or always striving to become better at how we work, in order to improve services for our students and stakeholders. Planning is the first step in continuous improvement. The planning process that we've documented for MATC is based on the principle of plan-do-check-act . We plan what our outcomes are going to be, we do the work and carry out or action plans, we measure and check how we did, and then we act by improving upon that work. Through this planning and improvement process, we will be able to demonstrate the improvements we make for our students and our community. |
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Comprehensive Planning Process
There are 3 different groups who are identified as being involved in the MATC comprehensive planning process. First, the Board of Trustees, which are appointed by the County Board Chairs in our area. They meet monthly to levy taxes and create general policies. They work on setting the vision for the College and identify major themes and areas for us to focus on in order to accomplish that vision. Secondly, the College Council, an executive leadership group of the College who represent all the major divisions in the College and report to the Vice Presidents and the President. The Union Presidents also participate in this group. The College Council takes the Board's vision and themes and figures out the most important outcomes to achieve the vision and to track progress. They look at strategies and priorities - what are the most important things we need to do in order to accomplish that vision and work on those themes. And last, The Units, which make up all employee work groups at the College. All staff is involved in planning and improvement efforts through their unit planning process. They create a vision for the future of their area and they identify how they can support the college direction.
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Planning documents
College Council's 3-yr revolving plans
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For more information, contact
Kelly Schulte at (608) 246-6718.
Last modified:
March 3, 2008
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