Will Burenheide

This document outlines Benedictine College's Bachelor of Arts in Architecture program, detailing its unique interdisciplinary education rooted in liberal arts and classical design principles. The program's mission is to engage millennia of classical traditions and prepare students through research and emulation, adhering to a Christian-informed approach. Key outcomes include graduates' ability to comprehend, design, and critically understand classical architecture, apply historical and theoretical knowledge, understand construction basics, and design for ideal building performance. The program aims to prepare students for graduate studies or entry into the profession as interns or designers.

This strategic plan for Benedictine College outlines its commitment to building a culture of evangelization. It focuses on three core pillars: fostering a dynamic community, cultivating a thriving faith, and promoting inspiring scholarship. The plan details various initiatives across student life, athletics, college ministry, and academics, including programs for spiritual development, leadership training, service-learning, and specialized centers. The overarching goal is to form students who will cherish their Catholic faith and contribute to transforming the world.

This Sustainability Plan outlines an organization's operational strategies for the 2013-2014 academic year. Key focus areas include setting recruitment goals for new members, establishing retention targets for existing members, and planning various activities and service projects to be undertaken throughout the year.

Benedictine College's Strategic Plan, "Benedictine 2020," aims to establish the institution as one of the leading Catholic colleges in America. The plan centers on four strategic priorities: 1) developing a top-tier Catholic college faculty; 2) enrolling and engaging students capable of global impact; 3) enhancing facilities and technological infrastructure; and 4) securing and managing the human and financial resources necessary for long-term success. The plan emphasizes the integration of community, faith, and scholarship in all aspects of the college experience, aiming to produce graduates who are intellectually, personally, and spiritually formed to serve the common good.