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Guiding Priorities
A comprehensive public land-grant institution with a mission of teaching and learning,
research and discovery, and outreach and engagement including a focus also rooted
in the strengths of the institution and attuned to areas for continued growth and
improvement.
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2020: Focus on the Future
Chancellor Steinmetz outlines a third action to help distinguish the university in
the coming years
Read Joe’s Action Items
View from the Flagship
State of the University Address
Joe Proposes 10 Action Items
All University Commencement
Joe Recognizes Two Outstanding Graduates
Rich Mountain Commencement
Chancellor Steinmetz Announces New Scholarship Program for Transfer Students
What I'm Reading
I Have the Right To by Chessy Prout with Jenn Abelson
This is this year’s selection for the University’s One Book One Community discussion. It relates the heartbreaking story of how, when Prout was 15, she became a victim of a sexual assault at the prestigious New Hampshire boarding school she attended. The book chronicles what happened and the unfortunate backlash that followed. This book is part of an important discussion we’re having as a campus and a society about sexual violence, and I want to support that discussion as well as the OBOC program in general, which selects timely and engaging works like this every year.
The university recently released Leading Change - a publication highlighting campus priorities and good news from across campus.