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As part of the JWU’s strategic plan, Powered by Purpose 2024, the university has created advisory councils for each college to strengthen professional ties to key industries. Council members are industry leaders who regularly meet to advise respective college deans on policy and planning; they also serve as advocates and ambassadors of the college.
Each member of the Advisory Council brings a specific area of expertise to JWU. We welcome their guidance, knowledge, skills, and feedback to ensure that the university’s offerings are relevant and of high quality.
The first college to select its council is the College of Food Innovation & Technology (CFIT), which has appointed 15 inaugural members. The College of Hospitality Management has 13 members for its inaugural board, while the College of Health & Wellness has 14.
The College of Arts & Sciences board is expected to be announced during the upcoming academic year.