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ACTION PLAN - University of Ulster

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<strong>ACTION</strong> <strong>PLAN</strong><br />

GOAL 1: Increase retention <strong>of</strong> all first-time Fall 2002 students from 58.7 percent to 59.7 percent.<br />

KEY STRATEGY E: Include faculty in retention equation in a purposeful and deliberate manner.<br />

Steps<br />

IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE/TIMETABLE<br />

Responsibility Target Date /<br />

Completion Date<br />

Acknowledgement letters to all students at the end New Automated Fall 2003<br />

semesters<br />

System<br />

Put the “best faculty” in freshmen courses/rotation Department Heads Fall 2003<br />

system<br />

Implement programs that give faculty and staff a<br />

comprehensive snapshot <strong>of</strong> ULM’s retention efforts.<br />

TLRC Fall 2003<br />

Ask faculty advisors to write letters for advisees. Provost Office End <strong>of</strong> Semester for<br />

Spring 2004<br />

Echo Retention Efforts through departments Department Heads Start in Summer 2004<br />

Include retention activities in annual performance<br />

reporting system.<br />

Director <strong>of</strong> Retention will visit with each dean and/or<br />

department head with information about retention<br />

efforts. The Director will also provide presentations for<br />

faculty meetings.<br />

Deans/Department<br />

Heads<br />

June 2004<br />

Director <strong>of</strong> Retention December 31, 2004<br />

Publicize student awards and activities Public Affairs Ongoing<br />

Coordinator: Dr. Richters<br />

Retention Committee Contact: Dr. Lesa Lawrence<br />

Budget/Reallocation Plan: No Additional Cost<br />

Evaluation/Control:<br />

Benchmark annual reports in 2003 and then compare to future year trends. Measure faculty attitudes<br />

towards retention efforts and monitor.<br />

Did an effective communication <strong>of</strong> Faculty & Student rights and responsibilities occur?

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