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Strategic Area IEducate women to make a difference in a complex worldDetails and Timelines indexText of the Initiatives and actions The Action Details are on-line in a condensed form [Condensed details of all Area I Actions] and available in expanded form as an MS Word document [Details of all Area I actions MSWord format] The Sequences of Events (timelines) are in Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format. They are also available in MS Word format (but the bars in the timelines do not appear). Details on symbols used in the itmelines are printed below First-priority Initiatives:Strategic Initiative 1: Examine and renew the way in which students gain breadth of knowledge through the curriculum by examining the current state, structure, and governance of general education at Saint Mary's College
Strategic Initiative 2: Examine and renew the assessment of student learning at Saint Mary's College
Strategic Initiative 3: Examine and enhance the ways in which students integrate learning across the curriculum
Links to the sequences in MSWord format (these do not display as well)
Reading the timelines.Each page of a timeline indicates the sequence of tasks for a particular action or set of related actions for approximately eighteen months (a limit imposed by the need ot make the documents readable) Page 1 covers January 2002 through May 2003. The timeline can be magnified (using the controls in the Acrobat Reader) to make the text easier to read on screen. It can also be printed (from within the Acrobat Reader). References to actions use short names and index numbers taken from the "Action details" documents for the four areas. These documents can be accessed through the links at the left of this page. A "Milestone" is a point at which some activity
is to be completed. The dates should be read as approximations, since the sequencing of activities is the critical issue. Some activities have been completed, and some will take longer than anticipated - but the sequence is unlikely to change. Last update 7/23/03
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