Budget Model Presentation UBDC 14 February 2017

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Budget Model Presentation UBDC 14 February 2017

Guiding Questions for Today Status Checklist A Tale of Three Pictures… Outline Guiding Questions for Today Status Checklist A Tale of Three Pictures… Revenue Assignment Examples Cost Assignment Examples Financial Statements Key Examples

Guiding Questions for Today Does the new model make sense to you? Rational/Logical/Reasonable? Transparent? Is the model workable for UW Oshkosh? Pros/Cons? Is the model workable for your area/unit? Pros/Cons? (individual meetings)

Status Checklist Governance phalanx: Task: Oversight committee and bylaws Status: Drafted Revenue phalanx Task: Revenue assignment metrics Cost phalanx Task: Cost assignment metrics Operating manual Letter of transmittal Status: In progress

Sources Overview Total Sources Tuition & State Subsidy (102) Auxiliary Charges Extension (104) Cost Recovery Revenue Federal Financial Aid Program Revenue General Purpose Revenue (GPR) One-Year Grants (190) Differential Tuition Lawton Grants (406) Other Gifts, Grants, Contracts Minority/Disadvantaged (402) Segregated Fees GPR Debt Service (110) Property Damage (999) Graduate Financial Aid (403) Utilities (109)

Unit Taxonomy Schematic All Units Usage-Based CUs Revenue Units (RUs) Cost Units (CUs) University Central CUs Academic RUs (ARUs) Self-Supporting RUs (SSRUs)

Total Sources Model Schematic Central Fund Central Support Tax Revenue Units University Central Indirect Costs Direct Costs Usage-Based Indirect Costs Savings Strategic Initiatives Savings Strategic Initiatives Decentralized Side Centralized Side

Revenue GPR-102 Assignment GPR-102 is assigned to the Academic Revenue Units (Colleges) as follows: β% share of SCH (1-β)% share of graduate headcount

Revenue GPR-102 Assignment: Example 50/50 Split of GPR-102 = $100 Million College SCH % Share Graduate % Share GPR-102 Allocation A* 15% 21% $18 million B 12% 22% $17 million C 66% 43% $54.5 million D 7% 14% $10.5 million *e.g., $50(0.15) + $50(0.21) = $18 million

Revenue Program Revenue Assignment Program Revenue; e.g., Segregated Fees Differential Tuition Housing Bookstore Proceeds Gifts/Grants/Contracts Assigned to unit where it is generated or for which it is ear-marked

Assign to unit where they are incurred Costs Direct Costs Examples: salaries fringe travel supplies & expenses capital expenditures Assign to unit where they are incurred

Costs Usage-Based Indirect Costs (Indirect Costs = Overhead Costs) Assign to Revenue Units (RUs) based on logical usage-based metrics; e.g., Facilities -- Assign cost by ft2% share Human Resources -- Assign cost by FTE % share Library -- Assign cost by SCH % share Selected Cost Units (CUs) are assigned only to Academic RUs

Costs University Central Indirect Costs (Indirect Costs = Overhead Costs) All cost areas (CUs) that cannot be assigned via usage-based metric; e.g., Business Success Center Chancellor's Office

Costs Simplified Example: Provost’s Office Assume Budget = $1.5 Million Academic RU SCH % Share Cost Assignment A* 15% $225,ooo B 12% $180,000 C 66% $990,000 D 7% $105,000 *e.g., (0.15)*$1.5 million = $225,000

Costs Simplified Example: HR Assume Budget = $1 Million RU FTE % Share Cost Assignment A* 15% $150,000 B 12% $120,000 C 50% $500,000 D 7% $70,000 E (SSRU) 10% $100,000 F (SSRU) 6% $60,000 *e.g., (0.15)*$1 million = $150,000

Costs Simplified Example: Facilities Assume Budget = $5 Million RU Sq.Ft. % Share Cost Assignment A* 15% $750,000 B 14% $700,000 C 48% $2,400,000 D 7% $350,000 E (SSRU) 12% $600,000 F (SSRU) 4% $200,000 *e.g., (0.15)*$5 million = $750,000

Costs Simplified Example: University Central e.g., Chancellor’s Office Assume budget = $900k Assume tax base = gross GPR-102 Assume GPR-102 = $150 million Tax = 0.6% on gross GPR-102 i.e., 0.006*($150 million) = $900k

Other Topics Financial Statements Standard across all 50 ± units Publicly available under new model Budget Request Process: Timeline – when, who, and to whom Budget Oversight/Advisory Committee Mission Quality Indicators (MQIs) Benchmarking service/funding levels Service level agreements