Welcome to the Strategic Planning website for New Mexico State University.
Over the past year, we have finalized the Living the Vision document and compared ourselves to our peers. We have adopted the facilities master plan and reallocated instructional funding based on New Mexico's instructional support funding formula that is driven by student credit hours (SCH). We took these steps because time and circumstances forced us into action. Now it is time for us to consider the future directions of our university system. This will and must be a collaborative process that is directed from the hearts and minds of our broad university community. In addition to our short-term reallocations and initiatives that I have recently outlined, we must complete our university strategic plan to fully realize our overarching, long-term objectives. Strategic planning is a process, and it is the bridge between our mission and initiatives. The result of strategic planning is a roadmap to prioritize action that maintains our core strengths and addresses urgent state needs. The process reinforces collaboration and effective exchange of ideas between all facets of New Mexico State University. Creation of an overarching strategic plan provides both a shared vision and guidance for campus, college and departmental planning to optimize our targeted investments.
- Michael Martin, NMSU President -
links to NMSU's planning process and the planning tools that will be used for the development of NMSU's overarching strategic plan.
links to NMSU's mission and vision statements, as well as the university's planning goals. In addition, it provides access to tools that will be used in the planning process as well as other resources, such as the work of the former Plan2Plan taskforce.
links to information regarding NMSU accreditation efforts, beginning with a institution-wide self-study that examines the university's progress and evaluates changes that were made that ensure program excellence and student success. It also provides a link to Institutional Research, Planning and Outcomes and the Business and Finance Department's financial planning, management, and fiscal accountability data.