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May 7, 2025·StrategicPlan
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Loyola University Maryland Strategic Plan 2030
The strategic plan for Loyola University Maryland aims to enhance its academic and educational mission, rooted in the Jesuit, liberal arts tradition. The plan focuses on student and faculty formation, emphasizing cura personalis and Ignatian pedagogy. It also targets growth in health, STEM, and graduate education, along with caring for the common home through sustainable practices and community engagement. Additionally, the plan prioritizes investing in the university's team to become a destination employer and pursuing operational and digital transformation.
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Loyola University Maryland Strategic Plan 2024-2030
The strategic plan for Loyola University Maryland is designed to build on its strengths and advance growth, care, and overall success. It focuses on student and faculty formation, expanding the university's footprint and influence, and promoting a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice. The plan aims to cultivate a supportive community, enhance academic programs, and foster a culture of innovation and operational excellence, all while being grounded in Jesuit values and the pursuit of a more just and sustainable world.
Dec 11, 2020·BoardMeeting
Board
Rules Committee Print
The document is the text of the House Amendment to the Senate Amendment to H.R. 133, showing the text of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021. It includes a short title, table of contents, references, explanatory statement, statement of appropriations, availability of funds, adjustments to compensation, definition of coronavirus, and Office of Management and Budget reporting requirement. The document outlines appropriations for various divisions including Agriculture, Commerce, Defense, Energy and Water Development, Financial Services, Homeland Security, Interior, Labor, Legislative Branch, Military Construction, State, Transportation, and Coronavirus Response.
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