Program Mission
A mission statement is a brief description of an organization's fundamental purpose and primary objectives. In short, a mission statement answers the question, "Why do we exist?" The mission of the MET program was developed with this in mind and is shown below.
MET Mission Statement
The mission of the Mechanical Engineering Technology (MET) program is to provide an
outstanding undergraduate educational program emphasizing sound application of scientific
and engineering knowledge combined with technical skills to produce graduates who
will become responsible, ethical, and contributing leaders in industry and government
with the lifelong learning skills necessary to keep abreast of advancing technology.
In a hierachical organization, such as The University of Toledo, the missions of the
various units should be compatible. They should mesh together and support each other.
This is true for the organizational structure in which the MET program resides. Mission
statements for related organizational units (Department, College and University) are
provided below for review.
Department of Engineering Technology Mission
The mission of the Engineering Technology Department is to:
- provide an educational program of recognized quality in engineering technology that directs students toward achieving their educational objectives, professional goals, and a commitment to life-long learning,
- serve a diverse population and, as a student-focused department, prepare the students to function in a global economy,
- create an environment in which faculty, students and alumni can utilize their skills to make positive contributions to society.
College of Engineering Mission
University of Toledo Mission Statement
The mission of The University of Toledo is to improve the human condition; to advance knowledge through excellence in learning, discovery and engagement; and to serve as a diverse, student-centered public metropolitan research university.