Welcome Back Powerpoint Spring 2020

Alan Marble President

Welcome!

Certain Pleasantries

Rob Yust Vice President for Business Affairs

TPAC CIO 119

Brad Hodson Executive Vice President

2020 MSSU Legislative Priorities $1.8 million moved to core for STEM initiatives Acquire Joplin Regional Center $4 million for the Spectrum Center

2020 COPHE Legislative Priorities Reliable inflationary increases to appropriations Ongoing maintenance and repair funding

Net Appropriations vs. Adjusted Appropriations

2020 COPHE Legislative Priorities Reliable inflationary increases to appropriations Ongoing maintenance and repair funding

Jared Bruggeman Director of Athletics

MIAA Competitiveness • 10 MIAA Student-Athletes of the week • Two National Athletes of the Week • Men’s Cross Country won the MIAA Championship (second consecutive year) • Men’s Cross Country won the NCAA Central Regional Championship (second consecutive year) • Jamie Burnham was named the NCAA Central Regional Coach of the year • Jamie Burnham was named the MIAA Coach of the year • Gideon Kimuati was named the NCAA Central Region Athlete of the year

Student Athlete Academic Majors • Business - 25%

• Education - 14% • Kinesiology - 14% • Science - 11% • Health Science - 8%

Athletic Department GPA’s 532 Student-Athletes with an overall GPA of 3.08 Softball has the highest team GPA with a 3.527

Lions Volunteering in the Community Yearly the athletic department; predominately the student athletes complete over 5,500 hours of community engagement in the local communities.

Examples: • Lions visited Foxberry Terrace Senior Living Center for singing and decorating cookies • Trick or Treat So Others Can Eat provided more than 6,000 canned goods for Souls Harbor which filled their pantries until March • Baseball worked with Special Olympic Bowling • Men’s Basketball has been reading at schools • Softball has been volunteering at several schools and churches

Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) Our SAAC organization is the student-athlete leadership group selected from each of the sports.

They serve as the student leaders who work with athletic administration to best service the needs of the S-A’s.

Some additional activities they have taken on this year are: • Trick or Treat So Others Can Eat • Miracle Minute (Make-A-Wish Foundation fundraiser during home basketball has generated over $1000 to date) • S-A Talent Show ($550 generated for Make-A-Wish)

Darren Fullerton Vice President for Student Affairs

The MSSU Behavioral Intervention Team has transitioned into MOSO Cares.

The purpose of the MOSO Cares Team is to be proactive in identifying and assisting those who are distressed and/or exhibiting disruptive or dangerous behaviors.

Our goal is to come alongside individuals in need of support, guidance, or other intervention and connect them with the resources they need to be successful and hopefully reduce their risk of crisis.

MOSO Cares Team Members Heather Bullock Darren Fullerton Tamika Harrel Lori Musser Julie Wengert

Josh Doak Lorinda Hackett Ken Kennedy Samantha Quackenbush Judy Wilmoth

(Trained Counseling Proxy: Debra Swearengen)

Lion Village – Coming Fall 2021

Presidential Search Advisory Committee • PSAC met on January 8th o 14 members o Campus Representatives include: • Dr. Nicholas Nicoletti, Empowering U • Dr. Rebecca Mouser, Faculty Senate Representative • Steven Brunson, Staff Senate Representative • Darren Fullerton, Administration Representative • Committee hope to make a recommendation to the Board of Governors regarding the approval of a Search Firm at the January 16th BOG meeting.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Celebration January 20th, 2020 @ 7 p.m.

Guest Speaker: Nimrod Chapel Jr., President of the Missouri NAACP Doors open at 6 p.m. for hors d’oeuvres and musical entertainment by Kufara Marimba Ensemble Location: MSSU North End Zone Facility Cost: Free and open to the public

Paula Carson Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs

Strategic Plan Goals/Action Plan Update The campus-wide goals matrix was shared just before the holiday break.

In May, we will ask for updates on progress.

In summary‌

Strategic Plan Goals/Action Plan Update

Strategic Plan Goals/Action Plan Update

Strategic Plan Goals/Action Plan Update In August of 2020, we will start the annual process again for Year 2.

2020 Academic Initiatives Concurrent enrollment “On the Move” programs Industrial Engineering and Applied Math Partnership with Mizzou

Universal Transfer Opportunity Program (UTOP/BAS) Accreditations (NASM, NAST, AUPHA, AACSB)

Alan Marble President

Board of Governors

Bill Gipson

Alison Hershewe

T. Mark Elliott

Benjamin Rosenberg

Carlos Haley

Anita Oplotnik

Ron Richard

Mariann Morgan

Board Assignments Goals – from the Strategic Plan Report at next Board meeting (1/16/20)

Succession planning Confidential list sent to the Board of Governors

$1.8 million to the core budget Strong support in the House Working on the Senate Pray for Governor’s signature

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.

- Nelson Mandela

The Magician

Magic to believe in!

“A leader is best when people barely know he exists, when the work is done, the aim fulfilled, they will say: We did it ourselves.�

- Lao Tzu

Two Magical Concepts!

Self—Organizing Systems Empowered people naturally “lead and follow”

Servant Leadership Recognizes the need for all of us to at different times be “leaders and followers”

“Some things have to be believed to be seen.�

- Ralph Hodgson

“Now this is not the end.

It is not even the beginning of the end.

But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.�

- Winston Churchill

Welcome back - have a great semester!

It’s a great day to be a Lion!