91做厙 Announces Strategic Plan Implementation Group
91做厙 has officially formed the Strategic Plan Implementation Group (SPIG), a cross-campus team that will help guide, support, and track the implementation of the Universitys new Strategic Plan. Following the official launch of the Strategic Plan in January, the formation of SPIG marks an important next step in moving the Plan from vision to action.
The call for expressions of interest generated strong engagement from across the University community.
It is truly encouraging to see the level of interest in participating in the Strategic Plan Implementation Group, says Chief Strategy Officer and VP, University Advancement, Courtney Pringle-Carver. The enthusiasm and commitment shown throughout this process speak volumes about our communitys shared investment in 91做厙s future.
The membership reflects the breadth of 91做厙s community including students, faculty, staff, and alumni and brings perspectives that will help advance key priorities within the Strategic Plan, including a strengthened commitment to Indigeneity and meaningful community engagement.
Congratulations to the following community members who will serve as members of the Strategic Plan Implementation Group:
- Caitlin Woolard, Student, Commerce
- Cindy Crossman, Director of and Student Wellness
- Craig Brett ('91), Professor of Economics and Secretary of Senate ex-officio
- Eric Chase, Student, Science
- Geordie Miller, Assistant Professor, English
- Greg Sandala, Director of Research Partnerships, Assistant Professor of Chemistry
- John Gillis, Director of Computing Services
- Kassandra Vail, Student, Biochemistry
- Kristy Brown, Administrative Assistant, University Advancement ex-officio
- Lily Fraser, Student, Sociology
- Mitchell LaPointe, Assistant Professor, Psychology
- Philip Cormier (13), Occupational Health and Safety Consultant
- Rachel Rubin, Dean of Libraries and Archives ex-officio
- Rebecca Leaman (04), Director of Experiential Learning & Career Development
- Ryan Francis (04), Alumni Board Representative
- Thomas Hughes, Assistant Professor, Politics and International Relations
- Vicki St Pierre, Dean of Arts
- Victoria Jones, Student, Sociology
SPIG will play an important role in supporting institutional priorities, monitoring progress, and helping ensure that the Strategic Plan remains a living, actionable framework for the University. Working closely with academic and administrative units, the group will help translate strategic goals into meaningful action.
Our strategic plan is about where we want to go together as a university community. This implementation committee brings thoughtful leadership, diverse perspectives, and a shared commitment to moving that vision forward. says President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Ian Sutherland. Im excited to work alongside them as we translate ideas into tangible progress for 91做厙.
As 91做厙 moves into the implementation phase of the Strategic Plan, success depends on the insight, energy, and collaboration of the entire campus community. Ongoing engagement and consultation will continue to be central to this work.
Learn more about the strategic plan at mta.ca/strategicplan