Sustain Tomorrow

Stewardship and Innovation

Blue globe with two leaves, one blue and one yellow, growing from the top, symbolizing global sustainability and environmental growth.Financial sustainability in higher education requires a strategic approach that balances revenue generation, cost efficiency, and long-term financial health. Securing the University’s future will necessitate thoughtful financial management, operational efficiency, and a deep commitment to environmental stewardship. Stockton’s careful management of resources and diversification of revenue streams will ensure the University thrives amid challenging conditions.

Goals:

  1. Develop and execute new Strategic Enrollment Management and Student Retention and Success plans to recruit and retain students and to ensure the University thrives in an increasingly competitive market.
  2. Expand and diversify institutional revenue sources.
  3. Strengthen long-term financial planning and the strategic management of institutional reserves.
  4. Enhance operational efficiency and cost management.
  5. Align financial sustainability efforts to environmental stewardship and sustainability programs, resources, and commitments.
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Priority Co-Leads & Action Team Leads

  • Naz Onel, Academic Affairs, Co-Lead 
  • Rhianon Lepree, Facilities & Operations, Co-Lead 
  • Regina Rosenello, Administration & Finance 
  • Justine Ciraolo, Facilities & Operations 
  • Taylor Coyne, Academic Affairs 
  • Patty Sagasti Suppes, Academic Affairs 
  • Nikki Strothers, University Advancement 
  • Thai Le, Student Affairs 
  • Karen James, Information Technology Services 

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