Ivy Tech Community College Accelerating Greatness Commission for Higher Education October 9, 2010.

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Ivy Tech Community College Accelerating Greatness Commission for Higher Education October 9, 2010

Adults 18 – 34 Enrolled in College 3

Lumina’s Big Goal 6,454+ Graduates / Per Year If Ivy Tech produces: - 75 percent = 4, percent = 3, percent = 1,613+ 5

Complete to Compete (NGA) - Reclaim the nation’s rank as first in the world in college attainment - Need to produce an additional 8.2 million college graduates - Cannot be met with recent high school graduates alone - Need to focus on improving educational attainment among adults. 7

American Graduation Initiative To lead the world with the highest proportion of college graduates by million more community college graduates 8

60% receive financial aid 13

Avg. age –

Approximately 25% are single moms 11

13,000 African- American students 12

Nearly 10,000 students on food stamps 16

Measuring Success 19

Graduate: 15.4% Grad/Transfer: 3.2% Transfer: 15.8% Still Enrolled: 6.0% Total: 40.5% Measuring Success 20

Left Ivy Tech because: Credential Job Money Time Family Aptitude Success Unknown = 60% 20

Accelerating Greatness Ensure that students achieve their educational goals Ensure that Indiana's citizens, workforce, and businesses are globally competitive Ensure optimal quality and efficiencies statewide Ensure an adequate and sustainable resource base 22

New Initiatives – Fall 2010 Mandatory Orientation Mandatory Advising Prior to Remediation Financial Aid Priority Processing Dates Decreased Textbook Variance 24

More New Initiatives Accelerated Associate Degree Program Adult Degree Completion Program Manufacturing Institute Partnership Tennessee Completion Model 25

Support for our Students Appropriation Per FTE Student 26

Support for our Students Appropriation Per Ivy Tech FTE Student 27

Reinvesting Savings into our Students Initiative One Time ImpactFY2008 ImpactFY2009 ImpactFY2010 ImpactFY2011 Impact Bookstore Outsourcing & Privatization $ 7,650,000 $ 3,800,000$ 3,682,000 Single Source Advertising Agency $ 300,000 Health Insurance- Self-Insurance-Claims Mgt-Plan Changes $ 3,400,000$ 1,600,000 PC Buy Consolidation with Dell & Price Reductions $ 325,000 $ 1,035,610$ 95,150 Bond Rating Increase from A+ to AA- (Present Value) $ 2,638,000 Build America Bond Savings – PV (Elk/War/Sel/Ind) (Present Value) $ 2,700,000 Property and Casualty Insurance Modification & Re-negotiated Contract $ 200,000 $ 500,452 Central Indiana Food Service $ 96,180 Waste Disposal Contract Negotiations $ 10,900 Distance Ed Headsets and Cameras$ 9,700 Energy (Gas) Audit $ 9,699 $ 4,148 HP PC Negotiation $ 14,763 Stateside Copier Consolidation - IKON $ 100,000 $ 400,000 RCI Telecommunications Audit $ 17,769 $ 4,500 $ 48,090 Oracle License Negotiation - Sunguard $ 770,720 Print Marketing Consolidation $ 75,000 Phase 1 Financial Aid Commonization $ 50,000 Autodesk CAD Software License Negotiation $ 1,357 $ 6,786 VOIP - Ft. Wayne BAFO Negotiation & 3-G Interactive Intelligence $ 270,085 Marketing Postage Savings through Jackson Group $ 29,071 $ 115,256 $ 120,000 One Time Salary Freeze $ 7,000,000 Architecture A & E Standards $ 240,096 $ 330,390 Network Equipment Consolidation – RCP- Brocade & Cisco $ 550,000 Furniture Standards and Buy Consolidation $ 1,000,000 Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract – Indianapolis $ 7,300,000 Total Savings from Executed Initiatives $ 21,510,651 $ 363,771 $ 9,083,047 $ 14,738,853 $ 1,000,000 28

Savings (Millions) Annual = $25.2 One Time = $

Unfunded Formula Based Submission biennium performance formula funding should have resulted in $47,000,000 more for Ivy Tech Community College. Serving over 165,000 students yet we are operating with a funding model of just 120,000 students. Depending on funding for Ivy Tech may be short $150,000,000 in performance funding over the last two biennia. 30

Submission Based on CHE Formula Formula Basis Successfully Completed Credit Hours$55,417,450-- Dual Credit Completed Credit Hours$5,484,944-- Change in Degrees$4,368,000-- Low Income Degrees$832,000-- Capital Request Muncie New Construction$35,000,000 Lafayette New Construction$25,000,000 South Bend New Construction$25,000,000 Ft. Wayne New Construction$25,000,000 Columbus New Construction$30,000,000 31

Debt Service Costs Per Estimated FTE Student 32 $1,236 $1,234 $1,058 $854 $647 $549 $377

73% of our students are working adults 14

Average Income $25,073 Median Income $19,103 15