BOZEMAN — Members of the public are invited to share their thoughts about the future of Montana State University at a listening session in Glasgow on Thursday May 7th. The feedback, gathered by meeting will will help MSU craft its new strategic plan.
The strategic plan will guide MSU’s focuses, operations and impacts for years to come, and the input of Montanans and the greater MSU community is paramount to guiding the university’s future, according to James Tobin, executive assistant to the MSU president.
Key questions that MSU is looking to answer are:
What can MSU do better?
How can MSU more firmly root itself and serve Montana?
What is your one big idea (and/or small idea) for MSU’s future?
What is your most brilliant Bobcat moment or impression?
Is there anything else that you would like to share to be considered in the development of MSU’s next strategic plan?
This meeting starts at 6:30pm on Thursday May 7th, in room 501 of the Valley County Courthouse.
