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Objectives for Area 8: Access
8.1	Assess, monitor, and expand Mid’s current level of service throughout the region and identify underserved populations. Institutional Research Committee
8.2	Work with Mid’s K-12 partners and community leaders to promote college enrollment. Partnership Committee
8.3	Expand Mid’s distance learning options to serve those whose attendance is constrained by geography or schedule. Enrollment Management Committee / Technology Services Advisory Committee

Objectives for Area 9: Affordability
9.1	Keep the cost of attendance below 35% of median household income for counties in the region. College Council
9.2	Implement strategies to support low-income students. Directors’ Council
9.3	Ensure that the structure of student tuition and fees incentivizes and supports certificate and degree completion. College Council
9.4	Leverage technology to reduce the cost of textbooks and course materials. Directors’ Council / Technology Services Advisory Committee / Phi Theta Kappa

Objectives for Area 10: Accountability
10.1	Implement and utilize an effective course evaluation system to promote academic quality. Council of Chairs and Deans
10.2	Work with public university partners to ensure the maximum transferability of Mid courses. Council of Chairs and Deans
10.3	Evaluate and improve the student experience from application through graduation. Directors’ Council
10.4	Ensure that the course schedule is predictable, reliable, and efficient at both of Mid’s campus locations. Council of Chairs and Deans
10.5	Evaluate and improve Mid’s buildings and sites in ways that will invite students and community members to come to campus more often and stay longer when they do. Facilities Committee

Objectives for Area 11: Transparency
11.1	Create and maintain a data dashboard and repository with institutional research that is accurate, relevant, and useful. Institutional Research Committee
11.2	Publish on the Mid website an updated course description, master course syllabus, and set of student learning outcomes for each course offered. Technology Services Committee / Council of Chairs and Deans
11.3	Implement a budget-building model that allows input from all members of the campus community. College Council

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