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The
Proposal |
The
Assumptions
Taken
for Granted:
- That
this institution is, and will remain, devoted
to the pursuit of excellence in higher education,
and the delivery of educational services
of the highest quality.
- That
the current strengths of the institution
will be safeguarded and, where possible,
enhanced.
- That
the Fredericksburg campus will remain an
academically self-contained, selective,
primarily residential, undergraduate college
of arts and sciences, with its own faculty
and shared governance system, independent
of the academic units on the James Monroe
campus.
- That
the long-standing enrollment cap of 4,000
(headcount) on the Fredericksburg Campus
will remain in place indefinitely.
- That
no matter what names are eventually decided
upon for the institution and its various
parts, the name "Mary Washington College"
will be prominently preserved.
- That
with the establishment of the James Monroe
Center for Graduate and Professional Studies
and the second campus, this institution
has committed itself to becoming a "university".
- That
the addition of baccalaureate and post-baccalaureate
professional degree programs, already begun
at the James Monroe Center, will continue
into the future.
- That
the newly initiated and future academic
programs at the James Monroe Center will
be academically independent of the established
programs, faculty, and governance system
of the Fredericksburg Campus.
- That
program development and enrollment growth
at the James Monroe Center will move forward
without any pre-established limits or enrollment
caps.
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