Strategic Enrollment Planning process begins this month

January 9, 2024

I am thrilled to announce a significant milestone for our campus as we embark on a strategic enrollment planning journey in collaboration with SEM Works, a sustainable enrollment planning consulting firm who has worked with more than 500 universities.

This initiative is a crucial step towards ensuring the continued success and growth of UW Tacoma. Our strategic enrollment plan will be developed over the next six months with many opportunities for involvement. We encourage all members of the campus community to actively participate in this process. Your different perspectives and valuable insights will contribute to a comprehensive enrollment strategy that strongly aligns with our mission and goals.

To launch this process, Dr. Jim Black and Dr. Monique Snowden from SEM Works will be on our campus from January 22-24, engaging with various stakeholders from our community. This period will be dedicated to insightful discussions and collaborative efforts aimed at shaping the future of enrollment strategies for our institution. 
 
Stay tuned for further details about specific meetings and forums where you can share your thoughts and be a part of this transformative planning process.

Thank you for your commitment to the continued success of UW Tacoma. We look forward to a collaborative and impactful strategic enrollment planning endeavor.

 

Shannon Carr, M.Ed., Assistant Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Services
Campus Communication

Recent news

Omari Amili: Navigating the Post-Prison Pathway

Omari Amili, 2023-24 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient and new Husky Post Prison Pathways program director, shares his vision for welcoming and supporting previously incarcerated people like himself.
More Recent News

UW Tacoma in the News

‘Identities Horizons’ spotlights AAPI students at UWT

Alumnus Nuk Suwanchote, '17, is the director of a film exploring the experience of Asian American and Pacific Islander UW Tacoma students. The documentary, which includes Chancellor Sheila Edwards Lange, was produced by the Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation.
Tacoma Weekly
-

The enduring legacy of the Black 'Buffalo Soldiers'

Dr. Luther Adams - Free Man of Color discusses the history of Black participation in the U.S. military, particularly the regiments known as the Buffalo Soldiers.

KCTS9/Crosscut Now
-
More UW Tacoma in the News