S OUTHERN C ALIFORNIA A LUMNI C LUB W EEKEND C OLLEGE T HANK Y OU F OR B EING H ERE ! Dr. James R. Ramsey President, University of Louisville July 30,

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S OUTHERN C ALIFORNIA A LUMNI C LUB W EEKEND C OLLEGE T HANK Y OU F OR B EING H ERE ! Dr. James R. Ramsey President, University of Louisville July 30, 2011

U NIVERSITY OF L OUISVILLE G REAT H ISTORY / W ONDERFUL T RADITION Y OU A RE A P ART OF T HAT H ISTORY /T RADITION !

OUR MANDATE TODAY IS TO BUILD ON HISTORY/TRADITION: U OF L IS TO BE A P REMIER N ATIONALLY R ECOGNIZED M ETROPOLITAN R ESEARCH U NIVERSITY (H OUSE B ILL I – P OSTSECONDARY E DUCATION R EFORM A CT OF 1997)

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A S Y OU C AN S EE, M ANY G OOD /G REAT T HINGS ARE H APPENING ….

Freshman Class Average ACT score of % scored 27 or greater on ACT 58 Valedictorians 33% college level courses in high school 59.9% outside Jefferson County 17.4% from out of state UofL receives $3.15 million grant from Helmsley Charitable Trust. Funds to support cancer research program in Owensboro A UGUST 2010

CII researchers receive over $2 million grant from NIH for the next generation of artificial hearts/pumps Cardinal Singers make triumphant return to Far East NIH gives more than $1.5 million for interdisciplinary oncology palliative care education program S EPTEMBER 2010 Signature HealthCARE moves to Louisville

UofL's Center for Predictive Medicine, a $44 million regional biosafety research lab designed to better protect Americans from emerging biological threats KFC Yum! Center opens Kicks off with Eagles concert O CTOBER 2010

Sign letter of intent to form statewide health network UofL launches largest fundraising campaign – $750 million is goal for Charting Our Course campaign UofL researchers report cardiac stem cells as safe, effective in heart failure treatment N OVEMBER 2010

UofL soccer team Finishes Historic Season as NCAA Runner-Up UofL Winter Commencement at Yum! Arena 700 students participate D ECEMBER 2010

KPPC help schools, businesses cut energy costs 154 school districts – $28 savings per student Nursing students pass licensure exam at rate higher than national average – 97% vs. 88% national avg $4.8m grant to the Kent School program aims to reduce teen pregnancy, disease risk J ANUARY 2011

$9.56 m from NIH to head multicenter cardiovascular research network Faculty from the University of Louisville's Kent School of Social Work are joining with the KIPDA Rural Diabetes Coalition to reduce the prevalence of the disease in Shelby, Bullitt and Henry counties $2.6m grant to the Office of Community Engagement to create a college-going culture among low-income, minority and potential first- generation college students F EBRUARY 2011

University of Louisvilles College of Business in the top 10 percent of the nations business schools for 2011 M ARCH 2011 Mayor announces partnership with Nucleus on the "Lifelong Wellness and Aging Initiative

UofL & Kosair Charities Autism Center University of Louisville has earned official status as a Tree Campus USA UofL Nursing Faculty Honored for Race Track Clinic Success A PRIL 2011

UofL Entrepreneurship Students – TNG Pharmaceuticals – Win National Awards M AY 2011 Dr. Susan Harkema, UofLs Owsley Brown Frazier Chair in Neurological Rehabilitation, hopes to get people walking again Fulbrights – 14 & counting!

Commencement Over 2,600 graduates! M AY 2011 UofL and Ft. Knox discuss partnership Nursing Fellowship program for stroke care

Continue to work on partnership agreement $750,000,000 $520,538,046 Campaign Results Another record year for fundraising – over $125 million with more to come! J UNE 2011 Audit of HSC TIF expenditure approved

BUT IT ISNT EASY S TATE C UTS F EDERAL C UTS –E ARMARKS E NDOWMENT E ARNINGS

KY NON AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYMENT

H ITTING THE M ARK UofL Exceeds Goals & Expectations for Academic Excellence & Achievement Educational Excellence Goals 1998 Actual 2011 Actual 2020 Goals Increase baccalaureate degrees awarded annually 1,6942,6033,074 Increase baccalaureate graduation rate 30.1%48.6%60% Increase doctorate degrees awarded annually

H ITTING THE M ARK UofL Exceeds Goals & Expectations for Academic Excellence & Achievement Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity Goals 1998 Actual 2011 Actual 2020 Goals Increase total grant and contract expenditures $39.1M$198.4M$310.3M Increase total grant and contract awards $42.1M$144.4M$280M

H ITTING THE M ARK UofL Exceeds Goals & Expectations for Academic Excellence & Achievement Diversity, Opportunity, and Social Justice Goals 1998 Actual 2011 Actual 2020 Goals Achieve Kentucky Plan Goals5 for 88 for 88 for 8* Achieve annual goals specified in the University Diversity Plan <86% 4 100%95%*

H ITTING THE M ARK UofL Exceeds Goals & Expectations for Academic Excellence & Achievement Creative and Responsible Stewardship Goals 1998 Actual 2011 Actual 2020 Goals Annual philanthropy received$42.5M$140.7M$150M Participate in the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education NA 5 SilverGold

FIRST IN KENTUCKY I NCREASE OF U NDERGRADUATE D EGREES A WARDED

FIRST IN KENTUCKY I NCREASE I N A LL D OCTORAL D EGREES A WARDED

FIRST IN KENTUCKY I NCREASE I N G RADUATION R ATE

FIRST IN KENTUCKY I NCREASE I N A VERAGE ACT S CORES

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE INCREASE IN KENTUCKY I N F UNDED R ESEARCH

LOWEST IN KENTUCKY I NCREASE IN T UITION R ATES

But being #1 in Kentucky is not good enough! We have more to do!

M ANAGING C OSTS $136 MILLION IN 7 YEARS

U NDER P ERFORMING A SSETS e.g. SHELBY CAMPUS

D EVELOPING P ARTNERSHIPS WITH THE PUBLIC SECTOR SO THAT WE CAN MOVE FORWARD WITH STUDENT SERVICES

I MPROVING C ONTRACT R ESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF OUR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

B EING C REATIVE TWO TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICTS

E NHANCING C LINICAL I NCOME FACULTY PHYSICIANS SUPPORT OUR ACADEMIC MISSION – TEACHING AND RESEARCH

INCREASING PHILANTHROPIC/ PRIVATE SUPPORT

A ND S O W E W ILL M OVE F ORWARD AND B UILD O N O UR G REAT H ISTORY & T RADITIONS ! Y OU C AN B E P ROUD O F Y OUR A LMA M ATER !

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TODAY AND GOING FORWARD… WE NEED YOU MORE THAN EVER! B E ENGAGED H ELP US COMMUNICATE H ELP US RECRUIT T ALK TO POLICY MAKERS G IVE BACK

THANK YOU