Strategic Plan Process
Binghamton's Strategic Plan
Shaping Binghamton’s Future—Together
Binghamton University is embarking on a new strategic planning process led by President D’Alleva to help guide the university’s future. This collaborative effort brings together students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community partners to define shared priorities for the years ahead. The plan will be finalized by the end of the Spring 2026 semester and will launch a five-year implementation beginning in Fall 2026. This site serves as a central hub for learning about the process, exploring opportunities to get involved, and following updates as the plan takes shape.
At its core, this strategic planning effort is mission-focused and inclusive, designed to develop and implement a shared vision for Binghamton University. The process builds on the university’s foundation of campuswide strategic planning, centers on student and research success and aligns with the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) Self-Study. Together, it establishes a high-level strategic direction that unifies the campus and guides decision-making in the years ahead.
The planning process is guided by a steering committee that brings together key campus constituencies. It is informed by broad engagement across the Binghamton community—including students, faculty, and staff—and strengthened by the perspectives of university champions such as alumni, the University Council and the Foundation Board.
A dedicated project management team supports the process by coordinating efforts, timelines, and communication.
Thank you,
Co-Chairs of the Planning Process:
Donald Hall, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs
Mohammad Khasawneh, SUNY Distinguished Professor
Have questions or comments about the strategic planning process or this site? Reach out to Kim Yousey-Elsener at kyousey@binghamton.edu—we’d love to hear from you.