Assistant Vice President, Innovation and Analytics at Mercy University
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Assistant Director, Enrollment Services
Assistant Professor, Libraries Reference and Instruction Librarian + Web Manager
Assistant Provost for Curriculum Planning
Assistant Vice President and Deputy CIO, Information Security and IT Services
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MOMENTUM 2030 is Mercy University's strategic plan focused on sustained progress through bold leadership, execution, alignment, and measurable outcomes. The plan outlines five key pillars: Enrollment Growth, Student Success, Great Careers, Employee Engagement, and Fiscal Sustainability. These focus areas aim to drive student success, strengthen the institution, and prepare students for meaningful futures.
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The meeting featured a presentation on current trends in recruitment marketing and labor market data. Key discussion topics included the decline in overall hiring and job openings in the US, the impact of AI on application volumes, and shifting strategies for sponsored job advertising. Participants explored why costs per click for job ads increased despite a softening labor market, attributing the trend to concentrated spending on hard-to-fill roles such as healthcare and technical positions versus a shift to organic channels for easily filled occupations.
The document outlines the proceedings for the 90th commencement exercises for the School of Health and Natural Sciences. The event included remarks from the Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. Kristen Curry Greenwood, and the 13th President of Mercy University, Dr. Susan L. Parish. Key moments included recognition of active duty military, veterans, and reservists, expressions of gratitude to family and friends supporting the graduates, and speeches from distinguished student speakers, Jennifer Hernandez (undergraduate) and Keani Marie Gails (graduate). The ceremony featured the conferral of degrees, the presentation of the President's Medal for Preeminent Scholarship to Miss Dua Imran, and the conferral of an honorary degree to Dr. Sherita Amler for her extensive career in public health, including leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic and advocacy for public health initiatives.
The Mercy College 2025 Strategic Plan is dedicated to providing motivated students with the opportunity to transform their lives through higher education. The plan focuses on teaching and learning, student success, affordability and financial health, and college community. Key objectives include enhancing student performance, refining pedagogies, increasing student preparedness for global environments, and revising curricular offerings. The plan also aims to improve student retention and graduation rates, promote inclusive excellence, strengthen student health and wellness support, and provide career education. Additionally, it focuses on maintaining affordability, optimizing resource utilization, expanding revenue sources, fostering community engagement, and strengthening connections with alumnae/i communities.
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