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2008 Budget Forum 2008 BUDGET FORUM Larry A. Nielsen Provost Executive Vice Chancellor Charles D. Leffler Vice Chancellor Finance & Business Terri Lomax Interim Vice Chancellor Research & Graduate Studies
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2008 Budget Forum BUDGET 101
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2008 Budget Forum How big is the pie?
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How is the pie sliced?
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What ingredients go into the pie?
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Federal Contracts & Grants$114,000,00044.3% State/Local Contracts & Grants$38,000,00014.8% Non-Governmental Contracts & Grants$50,000,00019.5% Non-Capital Gifts & Grants$55,000,00021.4% TOTAL Contracts & Grants$257,000,000100% Sources of Grants & Contracts
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2008 Budget Forum 2007-08 Federal Grants & Contracts $114 Million National Science Foundation23% Department of Agriculture20% Department of Health & Human Services (NIH)14% Department of Education14% Department of Defense10% Department of Commerce5% Department of Energy6% National Aeronautics & Space Agency2% Environmental Protection Agency2% Department of the Interior1% Department of Homeland Security1% Other2%
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Sources of Tuition & Fees $170 Million Resident Tuition$107,000,00062.9% Non-Resident Tuition$43,000,00025.3% Extension Instruction$7,600,0004.5% Application Fees$2,200,0001.3% Educational & Technology Fees$10,200,0006.0% TOTAL$170,000,000100%
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How does the pie get bigger?
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2008 Budget Forum Tuition NC State is a “best value” Tuition and fees are second-lowest among peers Campus Initiated Tuition increases (CITI) Board of Governors requirements – 6.5% cap – Lower quarter of peers
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2008 Budget Forum Legislative Increases Continuation - Inflationary - Legislative - Enrollment Expansion - New programs Capital - Bricks and mortar - Repair and renovation
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2008 Budget Forum Grants & Contracts
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2008 Budget Forum BUDGET 102
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2008 Budget Forum Strategic Budgeting UNC Tomorrow Enrollment Growth and CITI Compact Planning Facilities & Administrative Budget reductions
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2008 Budget Forum Recent Trends MEASURE2004-052005-062006-072007-08 Total Enrollment29,95730,14931,13031,802 % Graduate Student Enrollment20.9%21.3%20.8%21.5% Full-Time Permanent Faculty1,6381,6711,6521,723 Student-to-Faculty Ratio15.716.016.316.2 Average Faculty Salary$74,390$76,040$80,650$84,570 Research Expenditures $ (000s) per Faculty FTE$147.1$146.1$146.2$151.2 Instructional Expenditures per Student FTE$9,258$9,712$10,149N/A
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2008 Budget Forum Enrollment Change Allocation 2008-09 Academic Affairs Distance EducationCVMTOTAL% Academic Affairs$14,037,734$1,408,100$703,701$16,149,53565.58% Library$1,517,370$138,885$7,975$1,664,2306.76% Information Technology$1,111,167$101,705$7,459$1,220,3314.96% Other Institutional Support$5,204,489$353,137$34,939$5,592,56522.70% Total$21,870,760$2,001,827$754,074$24,626,661100.00%
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2008 Budget Forum Campus Initiated Tuition Increase 2008-09 Campus-Initiated Tuition Rate Increases Undergraduate Resident CITI$100 Undergraduate Nonresident CITI$200 Graduate Resident CITI$0 Graduate Nonresident CITI$0 FTE Used to Project Revenue Undergraduate Residents19,93076% Undergraduate Nonresidents1,4095% Graduate Residents3,17012% Graduate Nonresidents1,7097% Total FTE26,218100% Projected Revenue Undergraduate Residents$1,993,00088% Undergraduate Nonresidents$281,80012% Graduate Residents$00% Graduate Nonresidents$00% Total Revenue$2,274,800100%
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2008 Budget Forum 2008-09 CITI Allocation Financial Aid$957,00042.1% Pack Promise$400,00017.6% Sub-total$1,357,00059.7% GSSP$00.0% Faculty Salaries Promotional Bonuses$410,40918.0% Salary Increases$158,2917.0% Sub-total$568,70025.0% Academic Support$349,10015.3% Total$2,274,800100.0%
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2008 Budget Forum Compact Plan Implementation COLLEGE2008-09 Academic Budget % of Total Academic Budget 2008-09 Allocation % of Total Allocation Agriculture and Life Sciences$23,095,4229. 7%$1,043,17510.2% Design$7,274,6803.1%$782,6837.7% Education$15,491,5796.5%$901,7228.9% **Engineering$66,672,73728.1%$896,5388.8% Natural Resources$7,717,0093.3%$389,9643.8% Humanities & Social Sciences$32,353,61013.6%$2,395,13123.5% Physical & Mathematical Sciences$34,466,26914.5%$1,504,12314.8% Textiles$7,970,2743.4%$461,2374.5% Veterinary Medicine$26,422,74911.1%$239,3532.4% Management$15,654,9626.6%$1,564,39715.4% Subtotal Colleges$237,119,291100.0%$10,178,323100.0% Vice Provosts$44,984,759$3,495,138 Libraries$23,879,553$1,664,230 Subtotal Provost’s Units & Libraries$68,864,312$5,159,368 TOTAL$305,983,603$15,337,691 **Engineering received $5M in 2007-08 and $2M in 2008-09 through the expansion budget
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2008 Budget Forum Facilities & Administrative (F&A) Receipts Generated from Sponsored Grants & Contracts F&A cost rate structure is Federally established F&A is cost recovery, not a fee nor a profit Cost of providing common services - research administration - utilities & facilities maintenance - payroll & accounting services - public safety - library, IT, etc.
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2008 Budget Forum F&A Receipts In millions of dollars
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2008 Budget Forum F&A Allocations 2007-2008 Total F&A = $29,539,786 2008-2009 F&A Budgeted = $29,500,000 AreaFor every $ reimbursed, amount negotiated 15% special allocation &GSSP For every $ reimbursed, amount allocated 85% Colleges (including special allocations) 36.9%100%46.0% Research Administration4.4%3.5% Building Use (Centennial Campus Infrastructure and Capital Debt Service) 9.2%11.2% Library2.7%2.3% Office of Information Technology7.0%5.5% Institutional Administration39.8%31.5% Total100%
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2008 Budget Forum 2008-09 Budget Reduction Summary State Appropriated Funds Budget CodeContinuing Base BudgetBudget Reductions Academic Affairs$515,095,651$17,677,839 Agricultural Research Service$71,095,095$2,601,236 Cooperative Extension Service$60,207,442$2,082,471 University Total$646,398,188$22,361,546
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2008 Budget Forum 2008-09 Budget Reductions Academic Affairs Budget Code CutStrategyAmount PACE Reduction – RecurringCentral$1,065,424 Flexibility Reduction – Recurring Budget Principles (50%)$1,145,148 Across the Board (50%)$1,145,148 Allotment Reversion – Non-Recurring Central (25%)$3,580,530 Budget Principles (25%)$3,580,530 Across the Board (50%)$7,161,059 University Total$634,877,250$17,677,839
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2008 Budget Forum 2008-09 Budget Reductions Academic Affairs Budget Code Budget UnitContinuing Budget% of Total Total Reductions% of Total Colleges$237,119,29146.0%$5,502,62631.1% Library$23,879,5534.7%$899,3315.1% Provost Units$44,984,7598.7%$3,008,94417.0% SUBTOTAL Provost & Colleges$305,983,60359.4%$9,410,90153.2% Utilities$30,558,5755.9%$539,6963.1% Other Institutional Support$105,815,72520.5%$4,542,22225.7% Personnel Benefits Budget$69,737,74813.6%$1,394,7557.9% Tuition Reserve$3,000,0000.6%$1,790,26510.1% ACADEMIC AFFAIRS TOTAL$515,095,651100.0%$17,677,839100.0%
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2008 Budget Forum 1.Expect recurring cuts 2.University Budget Advisory Committee (UBAC) 3.What to stop doing? 4.What to keep or start doing? (UNC Tomorrow) 5.New Compact Plan (09-12) (planning guidelines to come) 6.Your ideas? For 2009-11
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2008 Budget Forum Questions? www.provost.ncsu.edu www.ncsu.edu/finance-business
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