Strategic Priority 4
Facilitate and Support Interdisciplinarity
AY 24-25 Goals
Goal (or objectives) | Action Plan | Actor(s) |
Goal 1: Promote and facilitate interdisciplinary research
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| Grace Center Directors |
Goal 2: Develop a college interprofessional education (IPE/Simulation) task force | Michael Williams IPE Task Force |
AY 2023-2024
View Strategic Plan and Outline of Achievements
AY 2022-2023
View Strategic Plan and Outline of Achievements
AY 2021-2022
View Strategic Plan, Accomplishments and Points of Consideration for Future Goals.pdf
AY 2020-2021
- Completed programming planning of a new interdisciplinary Peterson Hall One replacement building that will house multiple health and wellness and clinical health disciplines within CHHS.
- Created a faculty task force to advance interdisciplinary faculty vision for augmented and virtual reality technologies in CHHS degree programs.
AY 2019-2020
- Chair and plus one training on the Five Behaviors of a Team
- College-wide launch of the Five Behaviors of a Team
- Interprofessional committee provided poverty simulation open to CHHS students, faculty and staff, and beyond.
AY 2018-2019
- Using community sectors we prepare students to eventually work in, CHHS Identified four interdisciplinary frames (clinical care, health and wellness, business and industry, community organizations, and government agencies) in which all of our degree programs and courses can be assigned.
- Developed an interdisciplinary building concept using sector interdisciplinary frames.
- Identified all courses by sectors and held faculty sector meetings to share ideas about interdisciplinary teaching spaces
- Interprofessional committee provided poverty simulation open to CHHS students, faculty and staff, and beyond.
AY 2017-2018
- Initiated and implemented Meet the Department/School events to inspire greater connectivity and organic collaborative opportunities.
- Facilitated CHHS Interprofessional Faculty Committee
AY 2016-2017
- Conducted college-wide faculty survey on research areas of interest
- Held faculty/community round table discussions