Strategic Plan | University of Houston-Clear Lake Skip Top Navigation Future Students How to Apply Visit UHCL Admitted Students Tuition, Costs and Aid Degrees and Programs Contact Admissions Current Students Class Schedule Academic Calendar Advising Events Library Academic Resources and Support Transcript Request Student Services and Resources Alumni Lifetime Membership Alumni Events Update Your Information Transcript Request Awards and Recognitions Give to UHCL Faculty & Staff Administrative Offices Benefits Training Policies Course Development Community Maps and Directions Parking Employment News and Events Professional and Continuing Education About UHCL Strategic Plan: Impact 2025 and Beyond Strategic Plan Strategic Plan: Impact 2025 and Beyond Transform, Translate, Transcend Message from the President University of Houston-Clear Lake is on the move! Our Impact 2025 and Beyond Strategic Plan is a complete framework for envisioning a dynamic future for our students, our faculty, our staff, our community, and our world. I invite you to review the plan in the sections and pages that follow. The strategic plan is a real-time roadmap that provides guidance and clarity regarding UH-Clear Lake's priorities, objectives, and overall direction for the next five years. The plan is intentional and strategic and provides guidance that will impact student success and elevate UHCL's profile as a thought leader. It creates the pathways towards collaboration with community partners to provide innovative opportunities to create a more welcoming culture for our students on campus and throughout the region. Our strategic plan is designed to be implemented in stages, resulting in UHCL being ranked in the top 25 public regional comprehensive universities in the western United States (US News and World Reports rankings). A great deal of work on the strategic plan has taken place since spring of 2019, when work began on the vision, mission, and values , followed by the initial efforts to develop a university-wide Strategic Plan. Since the initial efforts, over 500 faculty, staff, students, alumni, and community partners have participated. The new mission statement was approved by the Board of Regents in 2019. The strategic plan will be implemented using our formula for success. We call this our Three Ts approach. We TRANSFORM student lives through experiential learning and workforce readiness, using highly credentialed faculty with real-world experience, focusing upon all of the communities we serve, first-generation students, and lifelong learners. We TRANSLATE knowledge to actionable solutions and interventions by generating and applying research and discovery learning through multidisciplinary approaches to solve crucial social and scientific problems. We TRANSCEND boundaries to collaborate across industry and community partnerships to develop our economy, our educational systems, our physical and social ecology, and our quality of life. In sum, this is what we do. In closing, I wish to thank all who helped to set the strategic vision for our university. Our successes over the past 48 years would not have been possible without the confidence and support of our dedicated community of educational enthusiasts. Go Hawks! Sincerely, Richard Walker, Ed.D. President Our Journey Strategic Plan Contact Office of University Strategy and Transformation Email: oust@uhcl.edu Bayou Building Ste. 3321.4 2700 Bay Area Blvd. Houston, TX 77058 Office Hours Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Transform, Translate, Transcend We transform student lives through experiential learning and workforce readiness, using highly credentialed faculty with real-world  experience and growth-oriented professional staff, focusing upon all of the communities we serve, first-generation students, and lifelong learners. We translate knowledge to actionable solutions and interventions by generating, applying and communicating best practices, research, and discovery learning through multidisciplinary approaches to solve crucial institutional, social, and scientific problems. We transcend individual and institutional boundaries to collaborate across industry and community partnerships to develop our economy, our educational systems, our physical and social ecology, and our quality of life. Applying Research Jeffrey Fato applies his knowledge and skills into initiatives that protect campus resources and preserve natural habitats. Finding Solutions Janet Rivera focused her career path in environmental management on her mission to work for a clean energy company. Attitude Determines Altitude Astronaut and UHCL alumnus Dr. Bernard Harris was a young man with a dream to become an astronaut.