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MISSION, VISION & VALUES

"If you have both feet planted on level ground, then the university has failed you."

- Robert F. Goheen

A desire for a temporary change is not only normal, it is healthy. Our lives, our work, our families, our students and our colleagues are enriched when we expose ourselves to new cultures, ideas, perspectives, challenges, inspiration, energy and the means to avoid burn out.

Thanks to the consent of Dr. Terry Calaway, the innovative and progressive-minded president of Central Arizona College in Coolidge, Arizona, we reprint a copy of their Mission, Vision & Values statements. It is our hope all institutions working through Nelster, LLC would embrace the same.

MISSION

Provide a vibrant environment centered on service and success...

Value the power of innovation, continuous quality improvement and the contribution of the individual...

Commit to act as a catalyst to inspire individuals to pursue their unique goals...

VISION

Serve as a dynamic partner and participant...

VALUES

Student-centered planning and decision making.

High academic standards that drive a quality educational experience.

Diversity of the community we serve.

Effective communication to ensure quality learning and development.

Continuous quality improvement to enhance programs and services.

A prepared workforce that promotes economic development.

Accountability for our actions.

Entrepreneurship that encourages initiative and innovation.

Individual contributions and aspirations.

Mutual respect for all individuals.

Excellence in all programs and services.

Student development through life long learning.

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