University Strategic Planning and Reporting
The strategic planning and reporting mission of OVPPP includes developing and articulating university-wide objectives and organization as well as assessing and communicating progress toward those objectives.
In his inaugural address, IU’s eighteenth president, Michael A. McRobbie, articulated an ambitious plan for the university.
In his first State of the University address, President McRobbie provided an update on the strategic priorities he announced in his 2007 inaugural address, including increasing the amount of space available for teaching and research, furthering the university’s international presence, and strengthening the university’s life sciences infrastructure and programs in the interest of statewide economic development.
The Office of University Planning, Institutional Research, and Accountability also has strategic planning and reporting functions.
Mission Statements
Indiana University as a whole and each of our campuses have clearly defined mission statements in keeping with IU’s historic charter and responsive to the aspirations and obligations of a public twenty-first century research university with a global reach.
Strategic Plans
Strategic plans guide operations and establish directions for progress for IU’s various campuses. IU has developed strategic plans to direct its priority initiatives, including private giving and alumni relations.
Reports on Progress
IU's campuses, schools, and departments report their progress toward strategic goals and keep their constituents involved in the life of the university with hard copy and electronic annual reports.
Special Project Reports
Reports from special projects initiated by the president and university administration.
