In today's fiercely competitive, ever-shifting higher education market, it takes more than good intentions. It takes a plan. Fortunately, Centre has one. The board of trustees put the final seal of approval on the document at its October 1999 meeting.
Centre faces many challenges in the coming decade, as the plan points out.
And there's more. Although he was referring to higher education in general, Centre cannot escape such altered expectations of 21st-century society. Planning ahead, however, enables the College to turn challenges into opportunities. The current document represents Centre's third cycle of planning since 1984. When Roush was named president midway through the current plan's development his experience as a strategic planner made him seem a logical choice for a college that had established a solid reputation for expertise in the subject.