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Home 4 strategic vision

By Jay Collier, March 22, 2009

Here, as promised, is the Home 4 strategic vision document created for us by our project partners at iSite Design (thanks to Jeff, Margot, and Melissa). It is a snapshot in time, capturing the perspectives of those who generously offered their insights about Bates over the past several weeks.  I would anticipate future snapshots to evolve along with our ever-changing institution.

Although I am solely responsible for approving the content of this document — so please blame me for any errors or omissions you may find (and let me know!) — we’re grateful to the following people who provided input to iSite during workshops, feedback sessions, and conference calls …

This excerpt is made available for scholarly use as defined by the Fair Use doctrine. Permission to republish the entire post has been requested. Contact Jay for a copy.

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