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The last Faculty of Agricultural, Life & Environmental Sciences strategic plan, titled Solving Global Problems Together, spanned 2017-2021. 

The faculty will engage in consultation winter through the summer of 2025 to draft a new consultation plan available in the fall. Students, alumni, faculty and community and industry partners will all be called upon to have a say on that next big picture. Watch for more information and invitations to participate in a way that’s relevant to you.

Strategic planning workshops | March 17-18

Make your mark on the future of the faculty by participating in stakeholder-specific strategic plan workshop. Registration is required to participate and more details on the session will be provided to participants. Please sign up according to your role in ALES:

• Monday morning workshops designed for operating and/or trust funded, full-time and part-time NASA support staff (including casual, casual full-time students, auxiliary, continuing), administrative professional officers (APO), management and professional staff (MAPS), trust research academic staff, postdoctoral fellows, term academic teaching staff/sessionals and Research staff/associates: March 17 from or
• Monday afternoon workshops designed for faculty members, faculty service officers, full-time academic teaching staff (ATS) and post-phased ATS: March 17 from or
• Tuesday afternoon workshops designed undergraduate and graduate students in ALES programs (including part-time or full-time): March 18 from or 

Note that each session will be limited to 20 people according to the order in which they sign up. Please register early to avoid disappointment and do not sign up for multiple workshops. Participants are expected to stay for the full duration of the session. 

This process is led by Cascadia Partners, a Vancouver-based consulting firm, who are facilitating these in-person sessions and subsequent consultation activities, including online surveys for those who cannot attend in-person workshops and sessions for external audiences. More details will be shared as they are available.