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UW-Stevens Point Budget Update Chancellor Bernie Patterson April 11, 2015

State Support as Percentage of Total UW-Stevens Point Budget *proposed

UWSP Operating Budget All Funds State vs Other Support *proposed

Structural Deficit One-Time Lapse Base Reduction Base Addition Ongoing Structural Deficit 2009-10 ($563,047) ($319,574) $0 2010-11 2011-12 ($1,859,341) ($5,117,953) $3,762,538 ($1,355,415) 2012-13 ($821,434) $1,355,415 2013-14 ($2,173,989) 2014-15 ($358,956) ($3,243,822) ($7,970,472) $5,117,953 ($2,852,519)

How Large is $150 Million? Institution FY15 State Allocations UW-Green Bay $25.971 M UW-Parkside $26.938 M UW-River Falls $25.665 M UW-Stevens Point $36.890 M UW-Whitewater $34.409 M Total $149.873 M

How Large is $6.4 Million? CPS Unit FY15 Budget School of Business and Economics $2.4 M School of Education Athletics $2.0 M Total $6.8 M CNR Unit FY15 Budget Environmental Education $1.2 M CWES $0.6 M Environmental Resources Unit Treehaven Natural Resource Instruction $2.6 M Total $6.8 M COFAC Unit FY15 Budget College of Fine Arts & Comm. $6.8 M Total L&S Unit FY15 Budget Department of Biology $2.1 M Department of Chemistry $1.5 M Department of English $1.8 M Department of Mathematics and Computing $1.3 M Total $6.7 M

PR/Segregated Funds Excluded from the Governor's Budget College of Natural Resources ** WI Bioenergy Initiative- Institute for Sustainable Technology (WIST) (FY16) Budget - $440,000 FTE - 4.0 Extension Recycling-Through EXT (FY16) Budget - $99,473 FTE - 1.0 ** Grants-Forestry (FY17) - UWSP Paper Machine & Lab Specialist Budget - $83,300 FTE - 1.0 Outdoor Skills Training-BOW Budget - $53,700 FTE - 1.0 Environmental Program Grants (FY17) Budget - $100,000 FTE - 1.0 Environmental Education (FY16) Budget - $130,500 Environmental Education (FY17) Budget - $200,000 Subtotal CNR $1,106,973 FTE - 8 College of Letters & Science ** Aquaculture - Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility (FY17) Budget - $417,500 FTE – 4.0 Subtotal COLS $417,500 FTE – 4.0 Total All $1,524,473 FTE - 12 Solid Waste Research (FY16) Grant funds received on periodic basis ** Economic development partnerships

Campus Involvement Plan Universitywide Forums (3) Faculty Senate Academic Staff Council Classified Staff Council Student Government Association Budget Review and Advisory Committee Strategic Planning Committee Vice Chancellors and Deans

Possible Budget Reduction Scenarios for GPR, Segregated, and Program Revenue-State Funds as a Percentage of the 2014-15 Budget 2014-15 GPR Budget 2014-15 SEG/PR-State Budget Total 2014-15 GPR & SEG/PR-State Budget Possible 2015-17 GPR Base Reduction Possible 2015-17 SEG/PR-State Reduction Possible 2015-17 Cost-to-Continue and Costs of Authority Total GPR, SEG/PR-State & Costs Reduction Possible Reduction as % of 2014-15 GPR/SEG/PR-State Budget UW System Admin/Systemwide 83,504,625 2,932,088 86,436,713 -2,535,000 -1,210,200 -588,600 -4,333,800 -5.0% UW Extension 67,299,408 4,561,459 71,860,867 -5,490,000 -866,600 -1,523,741 -7,880,341 -11.0% Superior 24,209,745 -2,370,000 -645,388 -3,015,388 -12.5% Madison 480,283,478 63,023,200 543,306,678 -56,985,000 -5,378,500 -15,632,700 -77,996,200 -14.4% Parkside 26,938,269 1,500 26,939,769 -3,510,000 -946,845 -4,456,845 -16.5% Platteville 29,739,844 5,000 29,744,844 -4,290,000 -1,210,885 -5,500,885 -18.5% Green Bay 25,970,579 314,800 26,285,379 -3,780,000 -297,500 -1,011,278 -5,088,778 -19.4% Milwaukee 130,045,457 203,557 130,249,014 -20,430,000 -38,200 -5,328,029 -25,796,229 -19.8% Stout 37,769,468 -5,925,000 -1,630,481 -7,555,481 -20.0% Oshkosh 46,520,356 -7,575,000 -2,031,547 -9,606,547 -20.7% River Falls 25,664,569 -4,260,000 -1,151,427 -5,411,427 -21.1% UW Colleges 34,360,805 39,661 34,400,466 -5,835,000 -1,518,779 -7,353,779 -21.4% La Crosse 36,003,781 -6,345,000 -1,702,705 -8,047,705 -22.4% Whitewater 34,408,853 40,500 34,449,353 -6,420,000 -1,759,716 -8,179,716 -23.7% Eau Claire 42,417,672 28,500 42,446,172 -7,830,000 -2,306,465 -10,136,465 -23.9% Stevens Point 36,890,035 1,425,000 38,315,035 -1,425,000 -1,756,914 -9,601,914 -25.1%   UW System Total $1,162,026,944 $72,575,265 $1,234,602,209 -$150,000,000 -$9,216,000 -$40,745,500 -$199,961,500 -16.2%

Budget Graph 1: All Funds Federal Financial Aid - $64,247,456 State/Private Grants - $4,659,100 Federal Grants - $4,397,123 Student Segregated Fees - $2,682,098 Auxiliary Debt Service - $7,935,124 Auxiliaries Less Debt Service - $28,572,528 Other Program Revenue - $14,419,171 Student Tuition - $54,421,789 Legislative (Segregated) Funds - $1,425,000 State Tax Support - $36,890,035 All Funds: $219,649,424

Budget Graph 2: All Flexible Funds Excludes federal financial aid, grants, student segregated fees and auxiliary debt service Auxiliaries Less Debt Service - $28,572,528 Other Program Revenue - $14,419,171 Student Tuition - $54,421,789 Legislative (Segregated) Funds - $1,425,000 State Tax Support - $36,890,035 Flexible Funds: $135,728,523

Budget Graph 3: Tuition & State Support Excludes federal financial aid, grants, student segregated fees, auxiliary debt service, plus other program revenue and auxiliaries Student Tuition - $54,421,789 Legislative (Segregated) Funds - $1,425,000 State Tax Support - $36,890,035 Tuition and State Support: $92,736,824

Budget Graph 4: State Support Excludes all funding sources except state support Legislative (Segregated) Funds - $1,425,000 State Tax Support - $36,890,035 State Support: $38,315,035

Distribution of Proposed Cuts Executive & UR&C Student Affairs Business Affairs Academic Affairs Total Segregated/PR-S Funds Reduction $19,095 $416,955 $144,068 $844,883 $1,425,000 Cost-to-Continue Reduction $25,622 $559,480 $193,313 $1,133,684 $1,912,100 Potential UW System Budget Reduction $86,028 $1,878,492 $649,062 $3,806,418 $6,420,000 Total Potential Reduction $130,745 $2,854,927 $986,443 $5,784,985 $9,757,100 Executive & UR&C Student Affairs Business Affairs Academic Affairs Total Percentage of Total 1.34% 29.26% 10.11% 59.29% 100.00% Year 1:   Portion of $0.57M Segregated/PR-S Funds ($7,645) ($166,928) ($57,678) ($338,249) ($570,500) Portion of $1.02M Cost-to-Continue Items ($13,716) ($299,505) ($103,486) ($606,892) ($1,023,600) Portion of $6.42M Potential Budget Reduction ($86,028) ($1,878,492) ($649,062) ($3,806,418) ($6,420,000) Total Potential Reduction ($107,389) ($2,344,926) ($810,226) ($4,751,560) ($8,014,100) Year 2: Portion of $0.85M Segregated/PR-S Funds ($11,450) ($250,027) ($86,390) ($506,633) ($854,500) Portion of $0.89M Cost-to-Continue Items ($11,906) ($259,975) ($89,827) ($526,792) ($888,500) ($23,356) ($510,002) ($176,217) ($1,033,425) ($1,743,000) Total Years 1 and 2: Portion of $1.425M Segregated/PR-S Funds ($19,095) ($416,955) ($144,068) ($844,883) ($1,425,000) Portion of $1.91M Cost-to-Continue Items ($25,622) ($559,480) ($193,313) ($1,133,684) ($1,912,100) ($130,745) ($2,854,927) ($986,443) ($5,784,985) ($9,757,100)