Strategic Plan for the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities

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In 2021, the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities began crafting a new, collaborative, strategic plan. Including both faculty and staff, this ambitious new vision for the College required a bold, sleek design to pair nicely with the recent new viewbook.

A photo of covers and pages of a booklet laid out. The booklet uses lots of white space, pale blues, and an iconic sculpture with an orange circle behind to connect the text of the Strategic Plan.

Since its inception in 2007, the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities (RCAH) has been celebrated as a place where students “live their learning.” Long meant to encapsulate RCAH’s residential college roots—as well as its mission to enable students, faculty, and staff to apply their learning to transform the world—this phrase signals that RCAH has always been more than a college where students simply live and learn about the arts and humanities.

From the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities Strategic Plan: Radical Reciprocity 2030

Learn more about the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities.
Read the full Strategic Plan here.

The cover of the Strategic Plan, with ample white space with an off-center circle broken into three separate photographs of RCAH students. Text on image reads "RCAH: Radical Reciprocity 2030. A liberal arts commitment to communities at MSU and beyond. Strategic Plan for the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities"
Back cover of the strategic plan, features a circle that takes up most of the right side of the cover with a fall scene of MSU"s campus. Text on image reads "RCAH: Radical Reciprocity 2030: Strategic Plan for the Residential College in the Arts and Humanities"
Image is a spread (two pages) from the strategic plan. The left side of the page is a pale blue with a brush stroke separating the right and left. Four images of students and faculty are laid out in two columns next to two columns of text.
Image is a spread (two pages) of the strategic plan. Two columns of text sit on opposite pages, with a blue half-tone illustration of a sculpture with an orange circle behind it in the middle of the page.

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