EMPOWER. Strategic Plan Wright State University-Miami Valley College of Nursing and Health

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EMPOWER Strategic Plan 2014-2017 Wright State University-Miami Valley College of Nursing and Health Mission: The Wright State University-Miami Valley College of Nursing and Health provides excellence in innovative educational programs as the foundation for lifelong learning; serves our community locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally; performs scholarship that enriches and guides the profession of nursing; and empowers faculty, staff, students, and alumni to reach their full potential. Vision: The Wright State University-Miami Valley College of Nursing and Health will be a leader in the transformation of the educational enterprise in Ohio and beyond through collaborative partnerships, civic engagement, and service, supported by scholarship to advance and empower nursing in an inclusive, respectful environment. Strategy Overview: The College of Nursing and Health is moving into a position of strength with regard to student and faculty outcomes and will build on the grass roots efforts of the Wright Nurse Project. The movement to change the learning environment is bolstered by faculty research in pedagogy, service activities, practice initiatives, international collaborations, and faculty expertise in a wide variety of areas. We will foster a studentcentered environment through scholarships, tutoring, student involvement on committees, new instructional methods, and support of student organizations. The CONH will support existing community partnerships and work to acquire new ones for development of practice sites, research partners, and clinical placement opportunities. Alumni are valued and will be sought to determine the role they play.

Goal 1: Program Quality and Academic Distinctiveness Enhance academic quality and program distinctiveness by using the results of student and program assessments to improve learning, by having a diverse faculty and staff, and by partnering with community organizations to meet regional needs. Creation of a stimulating, student centered learning environment, characterized by best practices, that produces the most sought after graduates in the region who have the ability to critically think, embrace civic responsibility, are culturally competent, and thrive in the context of a rapidly changing world 1. Align with the parent organization s prioritized needs and issues 2. Recruit and retain a nationally recognized diverse faculty and staff 3. Form new partnerships and sustain ongoing 4. Develop new programs in response to community need 5. Enhance diversity in the applicant and admission pool 1. Every clinical undergraduate course has some form of simulation; every graduate clinical concentration has at least one mechanism for simulation (high fidelity, standardized patients, etc.) 2. Evidence of a transformational educational product which includes innovations in instruction (Benner, Sutphen, Leonard & Day, 2009). 3. Every MS concentration should have a certificate option, if possible: post-master s or post-baccalaureate 4. Establish IDEU in Kettering s Trauma unit, expand concept to other units, other hospitals, once successful. 5. Opportunities for domestic and international service learning, either as electives or as part of core courses. 6. Leadership roles in the university for community engagement activities and diversity initiatives; Evidence of community engagement. 7. High degree of diversity in staff, students, and faculty driven by the Diversity Plan; low number of open positions. Curriculum Committees, Associate s, Course Coordinators Wright Nurse Project group, faculty Associate Directors, Associate, Associate of Undergraduate Programs Faculty, Curriculum Committees, Associate s Faculty, Staff, Executive Team All Fall 2015 Diversity Plan Report 8. Implementation of new accelerated second degree option 9. International program collaborations Faculty, Curriculum Committee, Associate Curriculum Committees Spring 2016 for feasibility

Goal 2: Student Success Educational Attainment Improve student access and educational achievement by increasing enrollment and retention, helping students meet career goals, and giving students a total university experience that includes online opportunities and MOOCs. Students should have the opportunity to obtain a nursing degree from WSU that is competitively priced, supported by scholarships and tutoring services, allows direct admission from high school to maximize tuition dollars, and offers creative accommodations for multiple learning styles. Online learning is available at multiple levels with the RN- BSN program, and the Doctor of Nursing Practice program being all online. 1. Increase enrollment 2. Promote and reduce barriers to degree completion, especially at the masters tract level. 3. Analyze and improve educational and administrative processes 4. Expand pathways for academic achievement 5. Provide increased student support services 6. Improve overall student experience. 1. Admit at least 40 DFHS students fall 2014 and gradually increase as numbers of nursing intent students decrease 2. With Provost s support, expand RN-BSN program in terms of advisory personnel, instructional design, business office support, marketing, and student enrollment. 3. NCLEX pass rates of at least 90% for all pre-licensure programs 4. New platform for all RN-BSN program courses; all prerequisites offered online. 5. Increase enrollment in the master s program by 20%, Increase enrollment in the BSN program by 25%, Increase enrollment by 100% in RN-BSN program 6. Start outreach to Lake Campus for traditional BSN program 7. Implement scholarship teas 8. Optimize three new student advisors to include maintenance of Facebook page, Twitter, and LinkedIn accounts 9. Offer BSN-DNP program 10. Offer WSU MS-DNP program 11. Increase involvement of student organizations and student presence on college committees, Associate, Office of Student and Alumni Affairs, Provost, Associate, Director RN-BSN All RN-BSN faculty and Director, Associate Associate s Associate, Staff, Faculty Development Officer,, Office of S&A Affairs Associate, Director RN-BSN, Office of S&A Affairs Director DNP, Faculty, Staff, Associate Director DNP, Faculty, Staff, Associate College Committees Every Fall Fall 2104 for 6 courses, Fall 2015. Fall 2015 for MS, for BSN, for RN-BSN

Goal 3: Research and Innovation Attain national prominence in research, scholarship and entrepreneurism by increasing opportunities and incentives for faculty and student research, fostering and entrepreneurial culture with research programs that revitalize the region s economy, becoming more agile in response to the needs of community partners, and supporting the commercialization of the university s intellectual property. TET faculty will develop active programs of research with scholarly outcomes with the assistance of the Director for Nursing Research and Health and will contribute to the discipline with publications and presentations. Focus areas for research teams will include the use of simulation and other avant garde teaching methodologies, disaster nursing, and translational evidence based practice projects. Creation of teams that are interprofessional, led by nurses, and internal partnerships of research and clinical faculty will be the hallmarks of the CONH. 1. Increase the number of faculty incentives for research 2. Increase research and demonstration project awards 3. Foster an entrepreneurial culture 4. Increase the number of faculty-student presentations and publication 1. Hire Endowed Chair/Director of the Center for Nursing Research and Health 2. Continue to support statistician with a.5 FTE 3. Form at least one interprofessional research team annually 4. Presence at MNRS with at least 10 faculty (presentations) and 5 students (presentations and mentoring) 5. Submit at least 3 grants annually for external funding of at least $100,000, with preference for the inclusion of indirects 6. Support research office with at least 3 GRAs 7. Each tenure track faculty member actively involved in research will have external research mentor 8. Publications/presentations from faculty/ student teams will increase to 5 per year for college 9. Continue to support faculty travel beyond the CBA priority is for podium presentations, secondary are research poster presentations 10. Number of grant awards to CONH will increase by 50% 11. Three new faculty incentives for research Director of Research Director of Research Director of Research, faculty, Director of Research Faculty, Research Office, Director of Research, Director of Research Faculty, Director of Research Faculty,, Director of Research Ongoing Summer 2015 Review Summer 2015 By 2016-2017

Goal 4: Community and Economic Development Create a campus culture that supports community engagement and economic development by increasing opportunities within the curriculum and offering degree programs consistent with community needs. Expand our community partnerships and increase engagement to more effectively meet the needs of the community as a whole, the employers, and the patient populations. 1. Increase opportunities for community engagement and associated scholarship 2. Collaborate with STTI Zeta Phi Chapter to support community and improve student experience 3. Focus development activities strategically (simulation, disaster program) 4. Respond to community needs with targeted change 5. Collaborate with the VP of Multicultural Affairs and Community Engagement to improve the environment 1. Academic and Strategic Planning Board meetings quarterly 2. Three new opportunities for community engagement 3. Assess, staff, support, evaluate, implement, and serve with the new satellite of the Student Health Services at Lake Campus 4. Identify via the self-study initially, if meeting programmatic needs of the community and adjust accordingly 5. Increase joint appointments and practice opportunities 6. Comprehensive development plan with campaign goal of $6 million 7. Develop college naming opportunities 8. Implement programs to support a positive environment in the college 9. Hold at least one joint event between the CONH and Zeta Phi Chapter STTI, Associate s, Director of CNRH Student Health Services, Dayton Campus, Faculty Org, Faculty Affairs, Curriculum Committee, Faculty, Staff, Faculty, Chapter Leadership Quarterly Review Evaluate each Fall for plan During 2014-16 2014-2015

Goal 5: Essential Resources Develop the human. fiscal, and physical resources to support strategic goals by enhancing human resources operations and fiscal management, generating increased revenue, and increasing investment in facilities. Expand the impact of the CONH and improve sustainability of the college by leveraging and further developing considerable internal talent and creating innovative revenue streams. We strive to meet community, military, industry, consumer, patient, and university needs for nursing. The Nursing Institute of West Central Ohio is ready to identify and respond to those needs as one pathway to success for the CONH. 1. Upgrade all of the phones in faculty offices 2. Move to central printer services 3. Generate increased revenue through faculty consultations, grants, and practice. 4. Improve operational management and increase efficiency through consultation with RSCOB 5. Engage alumni in support of the college through the Alumni Society and other means 6. Market and offer courses under the National Disaster Health Consortium 1. Increase alumni events; work collaboratively with the CONH Alumni Society 2. Expand college footprint; advocate for increased space for the CONH 3. Annual staff retreat and other development opportunities 4. Expand support of the business office with at least one additional FTE 5. One annual faculty development event with outside speaker 6. Improve budget margin and eliminate negative balance carryover accounts 7. Remodel break room 8. Implement findings from consultant s report on how to improve process in the administrative suite 9. Seek continued support for staff lines, the RN-BSN program and the NDHC 10. Find means to increase revenue and decrease expense of the NIWCO 11. Increase visibility of Alumni Society and facilitate meeting alumni needs 12. Start up of the NDHC online courses Office of Student & Alumni Affairs, Executive Team, Staff Faculty Affairs, Director of Research Business Manager,, Staff,, Executive Team, Associate, Director RN-BSN NI,, Business Manager, Office of Student and Alumni Affairs, Co-Directors of NDHC Ongoing Fall 2015 and and thereafter

Goal 5: Essential Resources (continued) 7. Support the activities of the Nursing Institute of West Central Ohio to increase revenue streams 8. Provide opportunity for professional development of staff and faculty 9. Move Student Health Services to a business model of sustainability while serving all of the WSU student population 13. Offer week long disaster training at NCMR 14. Decrease Student Health Services reliance on the university Office of Student Affairs funding, Co-Directors of NDHC Student Health Services staff, and thereafter KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS CBA Collective Bargaining Agreement CONH College of Nursing and Health Miami Valley IDEU Interprofessional Dedicated Education Unit DFHS Direct From High School FTE Full Time Equivalent GRA Graduate Research Assistant MNRS Midwest Nursing Research Society MOOC Massive Open Online Course NCLEX National Council Licensure Examination NDHC National Disaster Health Consortium NIWCO Nursing Institute of West Central Ohio SMART Student Mentoring and Retention Team WSSNA Wright State Student Nurses Association S&A Student and Alumni R:\off_conh-restricted\staff\StrategicPlan_9_2014 9.16.2014