Magis Launches Next Round of Community Discussions
The Magis Operational Excellence Program (MOE) invites the campus community to attend one of nine community discussion sessions for faculty and staff next week. As MOE approaches the completion of Organization Design and the end an Academic Reinvention planning stage, attention turns to active and forthcoming initiatives to improve essential processes and grow the University’s recurring revenue.
Sessions will take place at various sites on the SLU campus including at the School of Law. Each discussion will begin with a brief presentation about initiatives currently taking place or that will launch soon. The majority of each session will be dedicated to comments and questions from attendees. A full report on Academic Reinvention actions and strategies will not be available at these sessions as some planning is still ongoing. An online Fuze meeting will be available for some sessions as indicated below.
Questions sent in advance of forums are encouraged so issues can be researched or facts gathered in advance of the discussions. Questions can be emailed to magisoperationalexcellence@slu.edu or through the feedback form on the project website.
Schedule of Sessions
Tuesday, May 2:
- 9 a.m. – Tegeler Hall Auditorium
- 10 a.m. – Tegeler Hall Auditorium, Fuze option available
Wednesday, May 3:
- 8 a.m. – Room 112/113, Learning Resource Center
- 9 a.m. – Room 112/113, Learning Resource Center, Fuze option available
Thursday, May 4:
- 1 p.m. – Room 253, Busch Student Center Room, Fuze option available
- 2 p.m. – Room 253, Busch Student Center Room
Friday, May 5:
- 9 a.m. – Room 116, Scott Hall, School of Law, Fuze option available
- 10 a.m. – Room 116, Scott Hall, School of Law
- 2 p.m. – Classroom 1501, Salus Center, Fuze option available
Fuze.com Meeting Information (at times indicated above)
- Meeting ID: 34605898
- Meeting URL: http://fuze.me/34605898
- Phone (201) 479-4595
Program co-coordinators Mickey Luna and Eric Armbrecht, Ph.D., will facilitate the discussion. MOE co-sponsors Provost Nancy Brickhouse, Ph.D., and CFO David Heimburger and initiative team members will attend to listen, answer questions, and share ideas. Members of the MOE steering committee will also be present to help capture community ideas for improving SLU.
Faculty, students, and staff may share ideas or comments at any time by writing to magisoperationalexcellence@slu.edu, by using the feedback form on the project website, or contacting those working on any of the active initiatives through the team rosters available on the project Web site.