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Jan 1, 2022·StrategicPlan
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ArtCenter College of Design Strategic Agenda
The ArtCenter College of Design Strategic Agenda focuses on creating a community of access, affordability, and inclusion. Key initiatives include enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) through scholarships, BIPOC faculty recruitment, and cultural responsiveness; expanding omnichannel education delivery via online programs, certificates, and flexible learning models; and establishing a "Third Horizon" economic model to reduce tuition dependency through executive education and international/domestic hubs. The agenda builds upon previous strategic plans and aims to improve access to ArtCenter education for diverse learners while maintaining academic excellence and a conservatory spirit.
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ArtCenter College of Design Strategic Plan 2017-2021
ArtCenter College of Design's Create Change 2.0 strategic plan (2017-2021) builds upon the achievements of Create Change 1.0. The plan prioritizes enhancing the value of an ArtCenter education, focusing on student success, educational innovation, and strategic infrastructure. Key areas include: Student Success (diversity, preparedness, affordability, entrepreneurship, professional practices, alumni support); Educational Innovation (faculty development, curricular and pedagogical innovation, interdisciplinarity, research support, partnerships, international initiatives); and Strategic Infrastructure (the third campus, facility improvements, community and decision-making, exhibitions, library and learning center, multi-campus experience). The plan emphasizes values such as conservatory spirit, agile and adaptive systems, external connections, interdisciplinarity, professionalism, affordability and access, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. The plan aims to prepare students for full and meaningful creative lives and leadership roles in their chosen fields through a transformational education.
Apr 19, 2012·StrategicPlan
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Art Center College of Design Strategic Plan 2011-2016
The Art Center College of Design Strategic Plan (2011-2016) focuses on three pillars: The Conservatory Spirit (rigorous, specialized programs), Convening Diverse Communities & Disciplines (fostering inclusivity and interdisciplinary collaboration), and New Spaces for Learning (developing innovative physical and virtual learning environments). The plan aims to prepare students for leadership roles in a changing world by combining deep disciplinary knowledge with broader contextual understanding. Key initiatives include curricular expansion, faculty development, enhancing diversity and inclusion, creating new spaces for learning, and securing financial sustainability through increased philanthropy and alternative revenue streams. The plan envisions a future with three centers (two physical campuses and one virtual) to accommodate growth and enhance the student experience.
Mar 11, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
ArtCenter Vision 2030
ArtCenter's Vision to 2030 provides a strategic roadmap to educate, inspire, and empower creative and design leaders, building on its legacy to respond to future industry needs. The plan focuses on three interconnected actions: Refocusing its academic portfolio and operations, Reinvesting in recruitment, brand, industry relationships, and student experience, and Refreshing its community's sense of belonging and capacity for evolution. These actions are supported by four strategic themes: enhancing the ArtCenter experience, delivering a future-ready academic portfolio, creating a resilient foundation, and strengthening strategic networks and partnerships. By 2030, ArtCenter aims to be a global top 3 design school, recognized for industry collaboration, student outcomes, and cultural significance.
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