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Deans, Directors, Department Chairs Sept. 23-24, 2009
Year in Preview Deans, Directors, Department Chairs Sept , 2009
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Summer Highlights U.S. News and World Report ranking
GI Jobs: Military Friendly Science & Engineering dedication Enrollment New faculty
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Enrollment 8,464 students, a record 6,770 undergrads, +4.3%
825 transfers, +10.4% 1,604 minority students, % 97,545 SCH, a record
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Enrollment College 2009 SCH Percent Increase Business 13,051 8.4%
Education 5,468 22.3% Engineering & Applied Science 5,734 13.5% Letters, Arts & Sciences 64,798 3.3% Nursing & Health Science 7,219 15.2% Public Affairs 1,274 46.4%
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UCCS Student Growth 27% increase in students
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New Faculty 17 new tenured and tenure-track 29 non tenure-track
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Forums May September Budget and “cliff” effect focus
Per aspera ad astra
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Review Current Fund Budget 08-09, 09-10 Tuition, Fees Auxiliary
Restricted State Support
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UCCS State Funding: The Cliff Effect
July 1, 2009 State Support Aug. 2009 State Support Federal Stimulus Funding Federal Stimulus Funding Additional Estimated Reduction
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Marketing System branding Advancement 1 year old
Integration/coordination to improve efficiency “Reach Higher” campaign
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MetamorphoSIS Project - From SIS to ISIS
CU System Project to Replace our Current Student System with New Technologies Full Go Live for Fall 2010 Degree Audit – April 2009 Admissions - Aug 2009 Prospect, CRM and Prospect Portal - Sept 2009 Course and Catalogue - Oct 2009 Financial Aid Scholarship - Nov 2009 Financial Aid Processing – Jan 2010 Registration - March 2010 Student Financials - July 2010
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Buildings/Facilities
Science & Engineering Science Event Center Heller N. Nevada/University Village
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What’s Ahead: Budget $6 million (net) revenue increase
Efficiency and Effectiveness Innovation and Partnerships Academic Innovations Enterprise Business Strategic Enrollment Management
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Academic Innovations Reinvent General Education
Expand High School Dual Enrollment Program Expand Online Programs Develop Course Scheduling Alternatives Increase use of High Impact Practices
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Innovations/Partnerships
Partnerships under discussion Peak Vista Community Health Centers Air Force Academy U.S. Northern Command Rocky Mountain Smart Grid Initiative Southern Colorado Higher Education Consortium Research and Entrepreneurship Fund Reach for Tomorrow National Math and Science Initiative
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Strategic Enrollment Management
Tuition rate increases 3 percent growth per year target Strategic Enrollment Management formation Retention
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Efficiency and Effectiveness
Sub committee formation MUCC Committee Debt defeasement modeling Computer replacement review Greening of state government/climate commitment Exploring shared services concepts
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Enterprise/Business Campus-wide extended studies
Enterprise management unit Shared service centers Conference coordinator Facility use policy/facility improvements
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Parting Thoughts Cliff effect in 21 months
Faster decision-making processes Embrace change
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