Like the beaks of Darwin’s famous finches, the Medical College of Georgia has evolved over the past 180 years in response to environmental changes. In recent years, those changes have been dramatic. And while a university’s strategic plan rarely possesses the drama of storming the Bastille, it must – to be a really good plan – be driven by revolutionary thinking.

Planning – particularly strategic planning – begins with a thought. An idea. A question. What if … ? Could we … ? Is it possible … ? We have embraced the thoughts, the ideas, and the questions. We have assessed our strengths and weaknesses. We have reviewed environmental opportunities and threats. And we have used that insight to create a map that will help us navigate our way to better health. more >>