The University of Hawaiʻi is asking all Hawaiʻi residents for their help in creating the next strategic plan for the 10-campus UH System by participating in a short survey, a critical component to the UH Strategic Plan 2023–2029 initiative.
The survey, which will be available from Monday, July 11 to 22 (midnight), will take less than five minutes to complete and is for anyone interested in the future of Hawaiʻi’s only public higher education system.
The community survey follows a recent survey of current UH students, faculty, staff and administrators and several virtual town halls. The UH Strategic Plan 2023–2029 initiative builds upon the UH Third Decade Report, the UH Strategic Directions 2015–2021 and UH post-pandemic plans, which focused on what Hawaiʻi needs most from its public higher education system going forward.
The community input will be incorporated into the first draft of the UH Strategic Plan 2023–2029, which is expected in September 2022. At that time, all members of the community will be invited to provide comments and suggestions. A final draft is expected to go to the UH Board of Regents for approval in November, when there will also be an opportunity for public input.
The survey is being administered by SMS Research and Marketing Services Inc.
