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Defining the St. Paul Campus: A Working Draft

University of Minnesota
2008-02-18
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Defining the St. Paul Campus: A Working Draft

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2008-02-18

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In 2007, Provost Sullivan charged the seven St. Paul deans, convened by Kate VandenBosch and Bob Kvavik, to identify themes defining the mission of the St. Paul campus for the future. Ideally, these themes will unify clusters of research and academic programs and bring new energy to the campus. A desired outcome is to use the clusters to identify campus precincts aligned with the themes. The defined themes will also provide context for assigning new programmatic initiatives to St. Paul, planning new research facilities in St. Paul, aligning building use with academic priorities, and maximizing use of classroom space.

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Document outlining the changes that need to be made to the St. Paul campus to transform the University into a top ten public research institution.

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University of Minnesota. (2008). Defining the St. Paul Campus: A Working Draft. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/5706.

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