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Jan 1, 2025·StrategicPlan
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Fresno Pacific University Strategic Priorities 2025
The strategic priorities for Fresno Pacific University center on enhancing the student experience, pursuing academic excellence, and ensuring financial sustainability. Key areas of focus include improving student services, expanding academic programs, increasing grant funding, and fostering a culture of generosity and community. The plan aims to develop students for leadership and service through Christian higher education, while also addressing the evolving needs of the community.
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Fresno Pacific University Itep: Liberal Studies Pathway
This document outlines the Integrated Teacher Education Pathway (ITEP) at Fresno Pacific University, presenting it as a strategic initiative to accelerate teacher preparation. The pathway's core objectives include enabling students to achieve both a bachelor's degree and a multiple subject teaching credential in four years by integrating credential courses early in the curriculum. Key strategies involve providing robust faculty support, offering practical classroom experiences in local schools, and leveraging the university's strong reputation for teacher education. The intended outcome is to graduate confident and well-prepared educators who are highly respected and readily employed within the local community.
Aug 10, 2022·BoardMeeting
Board
CFAMC Day 2
The session, titled 'CFAMC Day 2,' followed evening performances by the Fresno Pacific Brass and Concert Choir/Women's Chorale. The proceedings commenced with an opening prayer focusing on music, creativity, and artistic expression. Discussions included an introduction of the event by the Dean of Humanities, Religion and Social Science, Ron Herms, representing the university president. Later segments involved a presentation and demonstration on historic oboes by an individual, including a 16th-century European shawm and the English horn, with an invitation for composers to create modern repertoire for historic oboes. There were discussions related to environmental topics, referencing climate change, the melting of the Greenland glacier, the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, and issues related to fossil fuels and wildfires. Later remarks included an update on a summer program and acknowledgments to performers and composers.
Dec 12, 2021·BoardMeeting
Board
Fresno Pacific University Commencement
The document pertains to the Fresno Pacific University Fall Commencement ceremony held at 2:00 p.m. Key announcements included procedures for the ceremony start time, silencing electronic devices, seating arrangements, and photography guidelines. The Chief Diversity Officer welcomed attendees and acknowledged the faculty for their role in supporting the graduates. The University President welcomed friends and family, emphasized the university's motto, "With God all things are possible," and prayed for the graduates' future impact. The event also featured an invocation, a scripture reading from Matthew 19:16-26, and an address by the guest speaker, Dr. Rebecca Hernandez, focusing on resilience components such as competence, confidence, connection, character, contribution, coping, and control.
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