Reach Higher Foresight Sessions are planned for March 26-28.
Students, faculty and staff are invited to participate in
future-focused sessions to generate insights and ideas that will
enhance the next version of the Reach
Higher strategy.
Informed by strategic foresight methods, these sessions will include
activities to identify and explore external factors, such as
political, economic, social and technological trends that could shape
Grand Valley’s approach to the future. Two of these sessions will
focus specifically on academic visioning, open to all, with an
emphasis on teaching, learning and research within the context of
Reach Higher.
Snacks will be provided. Students who attend a full session will
receive a $10 campus dining gift card, redeemable at all campus dining
locations, including Starbucks.
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