Who will complete a Compact Plan?

The Compact Planning process will promote collegiality by engaging those members of the USF community who will carry out the Plan; will be transparent; will include faculty and key staff; will seek consensus regarding unit goals and priorities; will translate into specific actions; and, will include cost-benefit analysis in terms of resource investment.

• USF system units (President’s Office; Government Relations; University Relations; Intercollegiate Athletics, Office of General Counsel, Diversity and Equal Opportunity; Audit and Compliance)
• Campuses
• Vice Presidential Units (Vice Presidents will determine at what level feeder compacts will be required)
• Academic Affairs (derived from Colleges, Centers, and Academic Support units)
• Health (derived from Colleges, Centers, and Academic Support units)
• Budget and Finance
• Research
• Student Affairs
• Advancement
• Direct Service Organizations (DSOs)