Honor • Duty • Respect - The Citadel

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THE CITADELTHE STRATEGIC PLAN FOR EDUCATING PRINCIPLED LEADERSThe Citadel’s Strategic Plan for Educating Principled LeadersProviding a quality education for undergraduate and graduate students. Attracting more diversestudents. Meeting the needs of the Lowcountry. Maintaining The Citadel standard oftradition and excellence. Expanding the technology infrastructure of the college…These were the principal priorities that fueled the development of The CitadelBlueprint, a strategic plan carefully designed in 2009 to build a strongfoundation for the college’s continued growth.Our achievements during the last two years includeNow it its third year, the Blueprint has had a demonstrable impact onfacilities, resources and programs, revitalizing the college so that thevalue of a Citadel education continues to attract quality faculty and students.Expanded academicand service learningprograms offered byThe Krause Centerfor Leadership andEthicsTo view the Blueprint Annual Report, please visit www.citadel.edu/blueprint. And,to learn more about how you can play a role in advancing the priorities of the Blueprintand securing The Citadel’s future, we invite you to visit The Citadel Foundation’s website atfoundation.citadel.edu or call 800.233.1842.60 The Citadel 2011
Expanded studentsupport servicesImplemented a newunified digital campusRenewed focus onmission statement withrefined core values—Honor, Duty, RespectIncreased grant writingactivity throughout thecampus communityNew, integratedprograms offered bythe STEM Center ofExcellence (Science,Technology, Engineering,Mathematics)Enhanced career servicesand implemented a fullyestablished E-LeadershipPortfolio requirementNew efforts tomarket the college toundergraduate andgraduate students
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