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Weekend College 2009 Dallas, Texas August 1, 2009
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Thank you Mitch and David and Keith We were warned…
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Home of 2,396 alums, 97 students in 2008 and 3 incoming Freshmen this fall
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“It was the best of times, It was the worst of times.” - Charles Dickens
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5 We know that nationally times have been unprecedented… GDP Declines During Postwar Recessions (peak-to-trough percent change; date is year of peak quarter)
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6 And Kentucky has not been immune to those impacts (Nonfarm employment in thousands) p: preliminary Jun. 2009 1,774.2 (p) Dec. 2007 1,871.9 Oct. 2000 1,833.6 Jun. 2003 1,777.6
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Manufacturing employment in thousands p: preliminary Jun. 2009 207.0 (p) Jan. 1999 308.3 Kentucky Economy: “The Biggest Problem We Face”
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There are challenges Kentucky Employment Losses Cuts/Cuts/Cuts 9 for 9 State Individual Income Tax/Sales Tax
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Options Throw in the towel – give up on mandates Limp along Remain focused/committed and passionately committed to our task
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So while we all face challenges… We will never lose sight of our mandates!
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U of L to be Premier Nationally Recognized Metropolitan Research University Our Mandates 1997 Post Secondary Education Improvement Act 1996 Boyle Report 1998 – 2008 “Challenge for Excellence” “We met Challenge” 2020 Plan
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1.Reengineer operations 2.Convert underperforming assets to fully performing assets 3.Increase fundraising 4.Enhance clinical income (460 physicians) PPP University of Louisville Hospital 5.Develop partnerships 6.Improve contract research/commercializing 7.Being creative (e.g. TIF) Our 7 Strategies to Achieve Mandates Given Fiscal Environment
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And so… $105 million in cuts, savings and efforts to find money to move forward Big things Refinanced debt Self-funded health insurance Little things Washing windows Power-down vending machines
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Dataseam – avoiding new costs Note: Three cancer drugs in clinical trials
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Enhanced food service Our Partnerships Student Housing – The Province Siemens Energy Audit
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Ramping up Giving $42, 434,018$36,382,594$42,382,805 $64,476,596 $61,511,069 $51,367,489 $86,571,870 $95,000,000
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Building Clinical Income Outpatient Center
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And we are making progress…
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Our Students Freshman class average ACT 2008 – 24.4 1998 – 21.8 State avg. – 20.8 National avg. – 21.2
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U of L Graduates 1998 – 1,734 degrees awarded 2009 – 2,428 degrees awarded – Up 39% (694 students) since beginning of reform Graduation rates are up to 45.7% 7 Fulbright Scholars in 2009 First time more students from outside Jefferson County than inside
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Making Kentucky a better place Research Funding and NIH Funding Total grants for 1997 – 2009 - $140 M
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Investing in quality at U of L The Conn Center for Renewable Energy Research and Environmental Stewardship
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Community/Economic Development New arena and other construction projects ShelbyHurst Louisville Arena Haymarket
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We have been and will be challenged, but we are intensely focused! 4 keys to Kentucky’s future Education We need your help!
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Women’s Sports Basketball – Big East Runner up Big East Tourney Runner Up NCAA #3 seed Final Four! National Runner Ups! #2 in nation Track – D’Anna McCarty NCAA Champ! Softball – Top 25 Golf – Top 15 Track – Big East Champions! Men’s Sports Basketball – Big East Champs Big East Tourney Champs NCAA overall #1 seed #1 in Nation Final Poll Elite Eight #5 in Nation Golf – Top 25 Tennis – Top 25 Track – Big East runner up And finally! How ‘bout those Cards!
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