STUDENT AFFAIRS 26 ANNUAL REPORT A Year of Success, continued… Objective 2: Increase Revenue. Everyone at Northern is responsible for knowing our business model and participating in the process of increasing revenue. Managing net revenues ensures the financial viability of Northern and sustains our mission of advancing the student success agenda. Key Results: 39 I. Partnering with Technology Services, update residence ACCOMPLISHED hall building access to allow mobile credentials access. 39 H. Increase occupancy within the residence halls by 20% ACCOMPLISHED by fall 2025. Improve residence hall marketing. 47. Explore turning (Steele) Hall into upperclassmen housing to Nearing include granting permission for students of age to possess Completion - and consume alcohol in a safe, legal, and responsible manner. Approved by SDBOR. Will re- advertise fall 2024. Objective 3: Increase Student Wellness. Wellness is the prerequisite for student success – it is hard to be an engaged learner if students are not well or do not have access to wellness programs. We believe in holistic wellness and prevention programs as cost-efficient interventions that prevent illness and harm before it can ever occur. Key Results: 67. Train 500 students in QPR. In Progress: 339 students have been trained in QPR as of March 2024. 72. Create a marketing campaign and educational programing ACCOMPLISHED: to decrease the stigma associated with seeking behavioral 3 years of Mental health care. Wellness Weeks 2 years of increased participation in Out of the Darkness Walk, 988 Campaign, You’re Not Alone Campaign, SGA Mental Health Resolution, QPR, and Mental Health First Aid. 77. Hire a prevention services coordinator (formerly assistant director.) ACCOMPLISHED 79. Convene the Biennial Review Committee during the fall of 2022 ACCOMPLISHED (now fall 2024) to continue reviewing program effectiveness and progress on recommendations (see the 2018-2020 Drug-Free Schools and Campuses Regulations Biennial Review).
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