2015 2016 Division of Student Affairs Strategic Plan



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2015 2016 Division of Student Affairs Strategic Plan Mission, Vision, and Core Values of the Division of Student Affairs The Chicago State University s Division of Student Affairs (DOSA) maintains, expands and protects the University s focus on students. We achieve this by: Embracing every student in an intentional way Engaging the diverse population of the CSU Community through programming, activities and service Educating our students to prepare them as ethical leaders in a global society Enlightening our students by exposing them to intellectual, emotional, physical, spiritual, cultural and social awareness Empowering our students to become effective change agents throughout the University and beyond MISSION The mission of the Division of Student Affairs (DOSA) is to embrace, engage, educate, enlighten, and empower our students. DOSA collaborates with students, faculty, staff and the community to create an enriching experience to maximize opportunities for student learning and success. Through high quality programs, activities and services, the DOSA staff facilitates student development, celebrates diversity, and promotes civic and global responsibility which contributes to the retention and graduation of our students. VISION STATEMENT The Division of Student Affairs will be a leader in providing comprehensive and integrated campus life programs, activities and services. We will cultivate a studentcentered environment where we foster an inclusive learning community with respect, responsibility and acceptance for all diverse cultures and backgrounds.

DOSA CORE VALUES Student-Centered Excellence The DOSA team will create an environment that promotes holistic learning that cultivates the strengths of our students through quality programming and opportunities for individual and collective growth. Diversity The DOSA team will provide an inclusive, welcoming and supportive environment that promotes respect, exposure and appreciation of diversity through innovative programming and civic engagement. Social Engagement The DOSA team will create and facilitate the CSU experience through programming and learning opportunities outside the classroom to promote school spirit and Cougar pride. Effective Communication The DOSA team will communicate effectively and consistently with and to the student body in order to maintain an open dialogue on campus. Retention-Driven Decision Making The DOSA team will be intentional in monitoring the pulse of the student body to assess its morale and needs, essentially leading to the retention of our students. Innovative & Visionary Leadership The DOSA team will function as active change agents in fostering growth and development for our student population, empowering them to be productive groundbreaking leaders and global citizens. Team Members, Partnerships & Collaborations The DOSA team will honor and respect the expertise of team members as we collaborate and build relationships with internal and external CSU partners. Organizational Development The DOSA team will assess the needs of the Division while maintaining policies and procedures that will allow for progressive collaboration with Chicago State University s community. Sustainability The DOSA team will be instrumental in maintaining records, documents, and staple programming to ensure the continuation of legacies and traditions at the University. 2

Strategic Goals GOAL ONE: Embrace: Embracing every student in an intentional way OBJECTIVES To foster a welcoming and supportive environment through meaningful interactions with students To develop new and enhance existing programs and services to support the needs of the student population To encourage respect and appreciation for the various cultures and ideas that encompass the CSU community To actively encourage a sense of campus community which exemplifies an inclusive environment shared by all members of the University family By embracing our students, DOSA seeks to increase student participation in programs, activities, and services strengthen the bond between students and DOSA to contribute to the overall retention rates of the University. GOAL TWO: Engage: Engaging the diverse population of the CSU Community through programming, activities, and service OBJECTIVES To promote diversity by sponsoring activities and programs that encourage cultural awareness To encourage student engagement by providing leadership opportunities through clubs, organizations and other programs To encourage school spirit by creating and honoring the University s history and traditions To address the needs of individual students by providing student-centered programs and services for the overall benefit of the student body To develop new and enhance existing programs and services to support the needs of the student population 3

By engaging our students, DOSA seeks to increase appreciation of the diverse University community, encourage student leadership, increase active participation in campus life and promote school pride. GOAL THREE: Educate: Educating our students to navigate their postsecondary experience while preparing them as leaders in a global society OBJECTIVE To expose students to cultural diversity To create leadership opportunities and programs where students are challenged to make value based decisions To provide opportunities programs and services which contribute to the educational achievement of students To provide opportunities for students to participate in partnerships with external organizations that promote high ethical standards, leadership and global citizenship To support academic excellence by helping students develop essential life and leadership skills through participation in residence hall events, student employment, student organizations and other co-curricular experiences By educating our students, the DOSA team seeks to enhance students understanding of their role in a global society. 4

GOAL FOUR: Enlighten: Enlightening our students by exposing them to intellectual, emotional, physical, spiritual, cultural and social awareness OBJECTIVE To address our students personal needs by providing opportunities for selfenrichment To meet our students physical needs by offering health and wellness activities To increase the presence of campus ministry and other faith based organizations To provide community based opportunities and creating partnerships which expose students to various cultural and social experiences To create an environment where learning communities can flourish and increase social advocacy To provide community based opportunities and partnerships to expose students to various cultural and experiences By enlightening our students, the DOSA team seeks to support and assist our students pursuit towards self-actualization. GOAL FIVE: Empower: Empowering our students to become effective change agents throughout the University and beyond OBJECTIVE To enrich the student experience by increasing leadership opportunities To identify and provide opportunities for student involvement To expand programs and activities that will instill confidence in our students To acknowledge student achievements To encourage and develop our students to assume responsibilities for the implementation and development of programs and services To create awareness within the student body of their power to positively impact the University and the community it serves By empowering our students, DOSA seeks to produce students that are equipped to achieve personal success and effectuate global change. 5

Conclusion In the 2015/2016 academic school year, the Division of Student Affairs will prepare an annual report which will track, manage and report qualitative and quantitative data for all programs, activities and services to establish a baseline by which the Division will evaluate and measure its continuous improvement. 6