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CU Vision 2025 a blueprint to prepare Christian leaders By Joan C. McKinneyCampbellsville University news and publications coordinator Campbellsville University has developed a new Vision 2025 document that is bold and dynamic and will serve as a guide to make CU one of the premier Christian universities in the nation. "Preparing Christian servant leaders, who are logical thinkers, keen problem solvers, effective communicators and who are compassionate," is the essence of the document, according to Dr. Michael V. Carter, who is in his 11th year as president of CU. "Campbellsville University is committed to serving the higher educational needs of the 21st century in a spirit of humility, service and concern for others," Carter said. "We want to combine the finest in academic rigor with the ability for students to become leaders who are guided by a sense of Christian ethics and care for all people." "Vision 2025 outlines a very bold plan of action to help facilitate an environment at Campbellsville University where there is academic excellence, character development, integration of faith and learning, scholarship and research and community learning," he said. Vision 2025 is the result of two years of work by the CU Board of Trustees and administration with input from faculty, staff, coaches, students, alumni and community leaders, with the board having officially approved the document. As a primary goal of Vision 2025, CU is poised to become one of the premier and top tier Christian universities by the implementation of goals and initiatives in the document. "Vision 2025 will serve as our guide as we work to make Campbellsville one of the premier Christian universities in the nation," according to Dr. Jay Conner, chair of the CU Board of Trustees. "It will lead us as we focus on creating new academic programs which are meaningful to our society and our world. It will hold us accountable as we increase our emphasis on servant leadership and insure that we maintain our commitment to strengthen the financial condition of our beloved school." Conner said, after having served on the board for the past ten years, "I have seen the institution make tremendous progress in positioning herself to move aggressively into our second century of service in Christian higher education. We have created incredible momentum toward constantly improving ourselves on all fronts." Conner said the institution believes a "key ingredient" to maximizing opportunities in the next 15 years and beyond is the Vision 2025 document. Conner said the Vision 2025 strategy will "lead us as we focus on creating new academic programs which are meaningful to our society. "It will hold us accountable as we increase our emphasis on servant leadership and insure that we maintain our commitment to strengthen the financial condition of our beloved school." Conner said Vision 2025 is "our blueprint to making Campbellsville an ever-increasing relevant force within Christian higher education." Carter outlined the blueprint for the future as commitments to:
"Vision is necessary for the growth and development of a Christian organization - whether a church, a faith-based ministry or a university," Carter said. "Throughout history, the belief that what we do can be done better has been at the heart of the Christian movement, and Christian higher education is no exception," he said. Campbellsville University is in her 103rd year of providing Christian higher education to students. CU is already moving toward the top tier as noted by being named to the top 25 baccalaureate universities in the South, for three consecutive years, by U.S.News & World Report. CU's most recent distinction of being named as one of the South's top four "up-and-coming" institutions of higher learning, also by U.S.News & World Report (one of only 77 institutions in the nation) is further evidence of the progress that CU is making. "We are committed to making Vision 2025 a reality in the years that lie ahead," Carter said. Conner said, "We continue to believe that Campbellsville's best days are still ahead of her, and we are committed to making those days come sooner rather than later." This story was posted on 2009-10-21 16:20:36
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