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WAHPETON — North Dakota State College of Science will focus on student success, community partnerships and continuous improvement as it works toward a goal of generating 80,000 annual credits by 2030, interim President Lisa Karch said during the college’s State of the College address Oct. 19. Karch outlined the college’s strategic priorities, enrollment goals and financial position while emphasizing the importance of collaboration among faculty, staff, students and community partners.
“The more time I spend traveling across our three locations and talking with all of you, students, community partners, the more convinced I become that our greatest strength is not found in a building, is not found in a program and it’s not found in the budget,” Karch said. “It is found in our people.”Karch said the college’s three strategic priorities are student success, community engagement and partnerships, and a commitment to continuous improvement. The priorities align with work already underway through the college’s strategic plan. Student success includes academic achievement, personal growth, student engagement, belonging and well-being, she said.
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