Vision, Mission & Values Workgroup. Results of the Faculty/Staff Survey

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1 Vision, Mission & Values Workgroup Results of the Faculty/Staff Survey

2 Vision and Values Survey Survey included Likert-type and open-ended items Returned by 257 faculty and staff

3 Likert-scale ratings of Vision and Values Points Please rate the degree to which each of following words represent what you believe to be the VISION points for our institution The following are frequency distributions showing percent of respondents

4 Vision: Engaged 60 Percent Neutral

5 Vision: Global 60 Percent Neutral

6 Vision: Better 60 Percent Neutral

7 Likert-scale ratings of Vision and Values Points Please rate the degree to which each of following words represent what you believe to be the VALUES points for our institution

8 Values: Diversity 60 Percent Neutral

9 Values: Globalization 60 Percent Neutral

10 Values: Ethics 60 Percent Neutral

11 Values: Integrity 60 Percent Neutral

12 Values: Excellence 60 Percent Neutral

13 Values: Innovation 60 Percent Neutral

14 Summary of Likert Data Vision Good agreement for ENGAGED and GLOBAL; weaker support for BETTER Values Generally good agreement for all values items

15 Open Ended Items for Vision What do you think are the 3 most important words to use to represent our VISION statement (may include any or all of the three put forward by the Chancellor)? The frequency with which each item was mentioned was entered to create a Wordle or Word Cloud with the size of the word representing the number of mentions

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17 VISION--Percent Listing: Engaged = 53.3% Global= 29% Excel/Better = 10.1% Community = 8.2 Student Centered = 6.2% Innovation = 4.7% Forward Looking = 4.3%

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19 VALUES-Percent Listing: Excellence = 45.5% Integrity = 38.9% Innovation = 27.6% Diversity = 22.3% Ethical = 16.3 % Globalization = 14.3 % Community = 3.5% Student-Centered = 3.5%

20 Summary Faculty and Staff generally liked the Vision and Values put forward by the Chancellor (with the possible exception of BETTER) Results were similar when respondents provided their own terms, but many new items were added for Vision terms, only ENGAGED was mentioned by > 50% of respondents for Values terms, many items are mentioned. These data generally provide campus support for the Chancellor s statements on vision and values, along with suggestions for additional items to consider.

21 Recommendations Vision Replace Better with Student Centered Values Decouple Values and go with these five: Excellence, Integrity, Diversity, Innovation and Community

22 VISION ENGAGED GLOBAL STUDENT CENTERED MISSION The University of North Carolina Wilmington, the state s coastal university, is dedicated to the integration of teaching and mentoring with research and service. Our commitment to student engagement, creative inquiry, critical thinking, thoughtful expression and responsible citizenship is expressed in all baccalaureate, master s and doctoral programs in areas of expertise that serve state needs. Our culture reflects our values of diversity and globalization, ethics and integrity, and excellence and innovation. VALUES Excellence Integrity Diversity Innovation Community STRATEGIC PRIORITIES Attract the best diverse global talent Educate well and advance research Enable students to succeed Engage the world Fund the vision