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The University of Regina’s current strategic plan was adopted by the Board of Governors at its meeting on 16 July, 2009.
The title of the plan is mâmawohkamâtowin: Our Work, Our People, Our Communities. The Cree word mâmawohkamâtowin means "co-operation; working together towards common goals", a fitting appellation for a university strategic plan.
To download and print a PDF version of the Plan, click here. To see an overview of the Plan in French, courtesy of the Institut français, click here.
Since the strategic plan was approved, much work has gone into realizing its goals and substantial progress has resulted. The University’s 2009-2010 Annual Report documents these achievements in the section entitled “2009-2010 Performance Results” (pp. 3-17). To view this report, click here. To see the 2010-2011 Midyear Performance Measurement Framework, click here.
As part of the strategic plan, a number of sub-plans are being created and review processes have been initiated. Several of these have their own websites:
- The Strategic Research Plan
- The new Campus Master Plan
- The Administrative and Organizational Structure Review
- The Academic Program Review
- The Strategic Teaching and Learning Plan
The University Committee on Teaching and Learning has prepared a draft Strategic Teaching and Learning Plan and is inviting input. This plan, when completed, will parallel the Strategic Plan for Research and will integrate with, be informed by and inform the overall U of R Strategic Plan. To view the draft discussion plan, click here. To provide feedback on the draft plan contact Michelle Zanni.