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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 H: Develop and maintain a simplified, unified web page and expand the student-based Web<br />

service ARROW (Academic Records & Registration on the Web) by March 2003.<br />

IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE/TIMETABLE<br />

Steps Responsibility Target Date /<br />

Completion Date<br />

Redesign ULM website from top down incorporating a unified<br />

design, color and linking scheme. Indicate a link with efforts in<br />

recruitment<br />

Investigating feasibility <strong>of</strong> providing a centralized management<br />

system for web page creation for the lower tiers<br />

Hire additional staff to assist with maintaining unified web page or<br />

full time staff responsible for web page maintenance.<br />

Developing web page design template, based on upper tier designs<br />

to departments/programs/groups on limited bases.<br />

Expand ARROW web services to include Add/Drop and<br />

resignations for only the first 3 days <strong>of</strong> each semester. After that<br />

point, students will resign or add/drop a course the traditional way.<br />

Coordinator: Dr. Bruno<br />

Retention Committee Contact:: Dr. Jay Bulot<br />

Rob Glaze Ongoing<br />

Rob Glaze,<br />

Chance Eppinette<br />

Chance Eppinette,<br />

Rob Glaze-<br />

<strong>University</strong><br />

Staffing<br />

Semester 2004<br />

Open – Depending upon<br />

feasibility study<br />

mentioned above.<br />

Rob Glaze Ongoing on a limited<br />

basis.<br />

James Robertson Estimated 2004<br />

semester<br />

Budget/Reallocation Plan:<br />

As <strong>of</strong> right now, most <strong>of</strong> the changes are being instituted using existing personnel and resources. Depending upon<br />

the feasibility study <strong>of</strong> instituting a centralized web design for all departments, colleges, organizations, additional<br />

staff will need to be hired, or current staff will need to move full time.

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