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The Citadel Foundation Volunteers Conference
The Citadel’s Financial Update The Citadel Foundation Volunteers Conference Colonel Sue Mitchell, CPA, MBA Vice President of Finance and Business Affairs March 13, 2010
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Overview Successes at The Citadel Current funding picture How you can help
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We’re #1 in the U.S. News and World Report
No. 1 best value among master’s degree-granting colleges in the South No. 2 best public master's degree-granting institution in the South No. 5 among all master's degree-granting colleges and universities in the South No. 26 undergraduate engineering program (34 last year)
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The Citadel 4-year Graduation Rate Tops SC
Represents efficiency and effectiveness by maximizing value to students and parents.
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The Citadel is priced competitively
Ref: Commission on Higher Education Analysis of Tuition & Required Fees for Full-time Undergraduate and Graduate Students, AY 09-10
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State Appropriations History
SC Higher Education appropriation per capita for FY09 is 42nd in the nation* *Per The Center for the Study of Education Policy at Illinois State Percent State Appropriations of Budget
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State Funding Doesn’t Last Very Long…
With our FY10 $88M expense budget, State appropriations (with stimulus) only cover us for 56 days! Till Aug 25th Projected FY11 with cuts = 47 days! Till Aug 16th Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
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*Per The Center for the Study of Education Policy at Illinois State
State Funding % Changes* * Over last 10 years: SC = % lowest in the Nation+ Avg. = +48.5% + Prior to FY11 proposed 21% cut *Per The Center for the Study of Education Policy at Illinois State
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State Appropriations*
The Citadel’s State Appropriations* Base state appropriation $16,287,740 FY08/09 Reductions ($3,940,592) FY 09/10 Reductions (so far) ($1,090,924) Total reduction ($5,031,516) Revised state appropriation $11,256,224 Total percent reduction taken % FY10/11 HW&M “proposal” $ 8,892,417 Add’l cut = 21.00% ($2,363,807) Possible 3-yr cuts ($7,395,323) % * Without one-time stimulus funds. 8 8 8
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FY09 & FY10 Budget Reductions
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State Appropriation Cuts Demanded Painful Decisions in FY10
Enacted 10 reductions-in-force Have not filled 71 positions currently vacant Established a six-month hiring freeze Cut adjunct budget by 25% Increased student/faculty ratio Decreased course sections by 3% Delayed implementation of strategic plan initiatives
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Debt Service Repayment Timeline
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A New Fiscal Environment
Operate more like a business Improve efficiencies Enhance revenues Be entrepreneurial Maximize auxiliary revenue Increase Citadel Graduate College enrollment Build new relationships Boeing SPAWAR SCANA
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Steps We Are Taking Closed non-profitable print shop
Laundry operations under new management Combined buying power with other universities Savings = over $200,000 Auxiliaries adding new profitable services Monogramming, laser engraved name tags Exploring business partnering & outsourcing options Launching campus One-Card (purchasing convenience)
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Foundation Fund Balances
Total $252.2M $8.4M Total $193.6M $7.3M Millions $173.9M $130.5M $69.9M $55.8M Total Reduction in FY08/09 = $58.6M Potential for student scholarship impact
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How You Can Help Set the Example Understand our Needs
Unrestricted Gifts Blueprint Strategic Initiatives Tell our Story
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Thank You! Your contributions preserve our traditions and
build the legacy for The Principled Leaders of the Next Generation!
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Questions
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