STRATEGIC PLANNING

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STRATEGIC PLANNING
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What is Strategic Planning?

• Developing a plan for the operation of an
  organization
• Usually revisited every so many years
• Actions taken to develop a plan
• Assessment
• Development
• Implementation
• Evaluation Renewal

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Assessment

• Gather input feedback from the external
  environment
• Conduct external trend analysis
• Gather input feedback from the internal
  environment
• Hold meetings for communication

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Development

• Identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities,
  threats (SWOT analysis)
• Appoint members to assist with planning
• Define vision and other parts of Discipline
• Timeline

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Implementation

• Establish an action planning team for each
  strategy (if organization is large enough)
• Develop an action plan to address and complete
  each strategy
• Implement action plans

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Evaluation and Renewal

• Formative evaluation
• Summative evaluation
• Initiate a new planning cycle

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Parts of a Strategic Plan

• Vision
• Philosophy (Values Beliefs)
• Planning Policies
• Standards/Results
• Mission Statement
• Goals
• Objectives
• Strategies
• Action plans

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Vision

• Wisdom Imagination
• UIs Vision Statement
• UI will be a university of choice in the West for
  high quality and innovative undergraduate and
  graduate degree programs, interdisciplinary
  learning, and a residential campus experience.
• UI will be globally competitive in selected
  graduate, professional, and research programs,
  including those that respond to economic,
  environmental, and social challenges.
• UI will deliver creative outreach programs which
  provide knowledge and leadership to meet the
  lifelong educational needs of our citizens.

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Mission Statements

• Communicates the essence of your organization
• Why does the organization exist?
• What is the ultimate result of your work?
• Statement should have passion an eye on the big
  picture. Keep refining the mission statement
  until you have a version that people can actively
  support.

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Athletic Department Mission

• The UI athletic program shall serve to inspire
  the pursuit of excellence through honest effort,
  fair play, and personal integrity. Our highest
  priority is to enhance the educational growth of
  our young men and women. The primary purpose of
  the Athletic Department shall be to provide a
  successful, quality, competitive intercollegiate
  athletic experience for University of Idaho
  students which will enrich their lives, provide
  the necessary training ground for life growth,
  enhance the image of the institution and build
  upon the academic mission of the university.

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UI Athletic Training Educations Mission Statement

• The mission of the University of Idaho athletic
  training education program is to prepare
  qualified students to enter the professional
  field of athletic training. As a major in the
  Department of Health, Physical Education,
  Recreation, and Dance, the athletic training
  education program disseminates knowledge, puts
  theory into practice, and encourages athletic
  training students in excellence, diversity,
  innovation, and service to the community.

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Goals, Objectives, Strategies, Action Plans

• Goal what you want to accomplish
• Objective may have several objectives under one
  goal each objective has a strategy an action
  plan
• Strategies things you might do to obtain the
  goal
• Action Plans how are you doing to do it

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Athletic Department Goals

• To encourage the motivation and commitment
  necessary for academic success leading to the
  graduation of student-athletes.
• To maximize opportunities for student-athletes to
  participate in a quality athletic program, in a
  gender balanced manner, with special attention
  paid to their educational growth and physical
  welfare.
• To maximize opportunities for student-athletes to
  acquire positive values from their competitive
  sports experience and life skills enrichment
  programs, preparing them for a productive life.
• To be a leader in providing equitable programs
  and opportunities for student-athletes and staff
  which exemplify the highest principles of gender
  and minority equity.
• To field teams that are capable of competing on
  equal footing with rival institutions and that
  are competitive for conference championships and
  the national opportunities that conference
  championships may bring.

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UI ATEP Goals Objectives

• Athletic training students will gain knowledge in
  the prevention, acute care, evaluation,
  treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries and
  illnesses to the physically active individual.
  Students will also acquire an understanding of
  athletic training administration and professional
  development. This knowledge and understanding is
  obtained in both the classroom and clinical
  setting. UIs program places emphasis on the
  clinical experience, which enables the athletic
  training student to practice the knowledge and
  skills gained in the classroom. It is one of the
  beliefs of UIs athletic training education
  program that the clinical experience is essential
  in the development of the student for the
  professional role as athletic trainer on a
  medical care team.

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UI ATEP Goals Objectives

• The University of Idahos athletic training
  education program will assist the student in
  preparing to work in a multi-faceted medical
  environment that provides care to the physically
  active individual. The program also will educate
  the student about the variety of medical health
  care specialists that exist. This list may
  include, but is not limited to, physicians,
  medical specialists, physical therapists,
  occupational therapists, physicians assistants,
  emergency medical technicians, and nurse
  practitioners.
• The University of Idaho and the athletic training
  education program offers an excellent quality
  education so that the student may develop into a
  responsible individual prepared for a lifetime of
  learning, and equipped with the professional and
  technical skills needed to be a certified
  athletic trainer.