GOAL 1. Enhance Student Success and Social Mobility

Student success across the NMSU system is driven by a commitment to learning, degree completion, and career attainment enriched by our research and outreach enterprise. Our students are served by our culture of inclusivity and educational delivery that meets student needs and includes online and hands-on learning. Recognizing the diverse backgrounds of students across the system, NMSU provides a supportive environment for students to become a part of, and contribute to, the campus community, the state, the country, and the world.

Goal 1 Update

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Objectives

1.1.Diversify, optimize, and increase system-wide enrollment by differentiating and targeting recruitment, marketing and pricing strategies

1.2 Optimize academic program offerings, focusing on demand, quality and outcomes

1.3 Enhance student learning, retention and degree attainment, and close achievement gaps

1.4 Through engagement in high impact practices, enhance student life, climate, health and wellness, and professional development leading to improved academic and career outcomes

 

 

 

 

Current Priorities

Priorities Centralized Initiatives Leading Indicators
1.1 Diversify, optimize, and increase systemwide enrollment by differentiating and targetting recruitment, markeeting and pricing strategies. Complete and submit HED Enrollment Management Plan by June 15, 2022 Yes or No
Build out SLATE tools for Graduate programs Yes or No
Develop the American Indian Education Program for 2022-2023 (new RPSP) Yes or No
Submit RPSP Application for American Indian Education Program for fiscal years 2023 Yes or No
1.2 Optimize academic program offerings, focusing on demand, quality and outcomes Offer Aggie Accelerate in summer 2022 # of participants
Offer Aggie Jumpstart in summer 2022 # of participants; grades in pre-college math course; measure success in college-level math course
Deploy technology for year 2 of Aggie Launch Pad to first time full time undergraduates Fall to spring persistence
Expand statistics support for graduate students # of participants; grades in statistics course
1.3 Enhance student learning, retention and
degree attainment, and close achievement
gap
Expand support for mental health counseling and awareness by adding one additional counselor and develop mental health education curriculum. Yes or No
Explore best practices to support homeless students White paper submitted to executive team for consideration
Expand awareness of Aggie Cupboard and Assisting Services on-campus # of participants in Aggie Cupboard; # of participants accessing emergency aid program; # of participants by other services
1.4 Through engagement in high impact practices, enhance student life, climate, health and wellness, and professional development leading to improved academic and career outcomes. Launch Graduate Employer Outcomes Survey Vendor contract signed
Undergraduate first time students will complete Vita Navis Career Inventory # of completions by AWO sessions


KPIs with Current Measures

Goal Champions

Renay Scott, Vice President for Student Success

Goal 1 - Team Members

First Name Last Name Title Affiliation
Renay Scott Vice President for Student Success Division of Student Success
Enrico Pontelli Dean College of Arts & Sciences
Steve Stochaj Department Head Kilpsh School of Electrical Computer Engineering
Melody  Munson-McGee Special Assistant to VPSS Office of Student Success
John Campbell College Assistant Professor Animal & Range Sciences
James  McAteer Senior Associate Provost Provost Office
Tony Marin AVP, Student Engagement
Student Engagement
Rebecca Campbell Professor College of Health, Education and Social Transformation
Phillip  Post Associate Dean College of Health, Education and Social Transformation
Rick  Marlat Associate Dean Graduate School
Robbie  Grant Academic Technology NMSU Global
Lori  Montoya Data Scientist ICT
Ben  Widner Associate Dean, Student Success & Curriculum College of Business
Rebeca (Becky) Perez Professor, Accounting College of Business
Paulette  Vincent-Ruz Professor Chemistry and Biochemistry
Gaylene Fasenko Professor Animal and Range Sciences, ACES College