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D. Office of the vice president for institutional advancement - contributions toward the accomplishment of Goal #2 – Improve the appeal of the campus



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D. Office of the vice president for institutional advancement - contributions toward the accomplishment of Goal #2 – Improve the appeal of the campus.
In a way that is similar to the contributions of the office of institutional advancement to goal #1, institutional advancement also promotes the appeal of the campus by supporting the endowment growth of the funds in the student affairs office, especially the athletic endowments of the university and by physically enhancing the beauty of the campus.
Growth of student affairs endowment funds:

New Funds Total
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Amore Community Service Fund $0 $34,500

Frank & Lucy Barnak Campus Ministry Fund $0 $26,500

Rita C. & Gerald Guth Student Development Fund $0 $65,000

Athletic Endowment Fund $81,781 $1,151,000

International Learning Endowment Funds $1,000,000 $1,500,000

Facilities and Technology Endowment Funds: $254,540 $6,697,000




Goal #3: Grow the enrollments for the various programs.
Each year in September the registrar’s office presents a snapshot of the enrollment picture of DeSales University as it compares with the same time of the previous year. This provides a benchmark that we use as the basis for viewing the changes that occur during the academic year. You will notice that we started the 2011-2012 academic year with the full-time enrollment (FTE) traditional day numbers up by 1.35% over the 2010-2011 academic year. FTE’s for ACCESS were down by -3.88%, and graduate numbers were up by 6.5%. These numbers will now be used to chart our course over the five years of the new Strategic Plan: 2010-2015. The office of academic affairs oversees the recruitment of students for the ACCESS and the graduate programs. The office of student life supports the growth of the students for the traditional day programs.


Enrollment




Fall 2010

Fall 2011

% Change

Traditional Day full-time

1,549

1,570

1.36%

Traditional Day part-time

11

11

0.00%

Total Traditional Day Heads

1,560

1,581

1.35%

Traditional Day FTE

1,555

1,576

1.35%













ACCESS full-time

177

162

-8.47%

ACCESS part-time

554

552

-0.36%

Total ACCESS Heads

731

714

-2.33%

ACCESS FTE

464

446

-3.88%













*Non-Traditional Nursing:










Accelerated/RN/NE full-time

39

43

10.26%

Accelerated/RN/NE part-time

36

37

2.78%

Total NA/RN/NE Heads

75

80

6.67%

NA/RN/NE FTE

56

62

10.71%













Undergraduate full-time heads

1,765

1,775

.57%

Undergraduate part-time heads

601

600

-0.17%

Undergraduate Total Headcount

2,366

2,375

.38%

Undergraduate FTE

2,075

2,084

0.43%













Graduate

Enrl: Heads: FTE:

Enrl: Heads: FTE:

% Change in Enrollment

MBA

528 441 176

521 434 174

-1.33%

MSN

109 95 36

146 103 49

33.94%

MSIS

37 23 12

32 20 11

-13.51%

MED

278 188 92

190 126 63

-31.65%

MSPAS

120 40 40

250 62 62

108.33%**

MACJ

67 46 22

74 50 25

10.45%

Graduate Totals

1,139 833 382

1,213 795 384

6.50%













Total Undergraduate and Graduate Heads

2,366 UG + 833 GR = 3,199

2,375 UG + 795 GR = 3,170

-0.91%













Total Undergraduate and Graduate FTE

2,075 UG + 382 GR = 2,457

2,084 UG + 384 GR = 2,468

0.45%




*Non-Traditional Nursing includes: Accelerated (NA), Evening (NE), and RN (RN) student types. Excludes ACCESS -Nursing.

Full-time Undergraduate enrollment = 12 credits or more for Fall 2011 reporting term

Graduate counts include all locations and methods of delivery

ACCESS students registered for Fall 2010 Day classes = 117 vs.123 Fall 2011

**MSPAS enrollment includes 22 P1 students formerly classified as undergraduate. Effective Fall 2011.

You notice that we began the 2011-2012 academic year with an increase of 21 students in full-time day enrollments, a decline of 18 students in ACCESS enrollments, and an increase of 2 in graduate enrollments. The total enrollment number, however, was up by just .45%. We have almost an identical number of students as the prior year as of September 2011.


A. Office of the vice president for academic affairs - contributions toward the accomplishment of Goal #3 – Grow the enrollments for the various programs.
1. ACCESS Program - Although battered by intense competition on one side and technology and the economy on the other, ACCESS continues to stand strong. Our initiatives remain focused on transforming the learning environment into the ideal situation for adult learners.
The goal set forth in the Strategic Plan: 2010-2015 is for ACCESS to achieve 6,364 enrollments, representing a 17% growth overall, by the end of the 2014-2015 academic year.

ACCESS Enrollment – Center Valley Campus




2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

5-Year % Change

Session 6

275

325

276

252

237

-13.8%

Session 1

375

418

363

352

352

-6.1%

Session 2

356

367

318

405

314

-11.8%

Session 3

310

366

333

304

309

-0.3%

Session 4

343

351

297

320

273

-20.4%

Session 5

324

351

263

225

267

-17.6%

Summer I Mini-Mester

89

293

290

318

277

211.2%

Fall Semester – 16 weeks

32

89

63

68

59

84.4%

Spring Semester - 16 weeks

23

47

73

54

43

87.0%

Weekend (total)

170

0

0

0

0




ACCESS by Day/Fall

306

321

318

275

299

-2.3%

ACCESS by Day/Spring

335

355

297

265

318

-5.1%

ONLINE TOTAL

689

810

1,225

1,244

1,423

106.5%

Total  (Center Valley)

3,627

4,093

4,116

4,082

4,171

15.0%

These main campus numbers are refreshing. I am continually amazed by the ability of our ACCESS staff to out-compete all of the for-profit institutions with their large advertising budgets. It is clear that we have a valuable product and that we deliver it in a way that our loyal students appreciate. Reaching the 6,364 goal for the five-year strategic plan, however, will be difficult.




ACCESS Enrollment – Easton Area Campus




2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

5-Year % Change

Session 6

139

175

253

215

187

34.5%

Session 1

160

253

231

197

174

8.8%

Session 2

204

328

273

251

225

10.3%

Session 3

148

284

228

271

240

62.2%

Session 4

192

328

282

278

266

38.5%

Session 5

121

243

220

193

155

28.1%

Fall Semester – 16 weeks

33

18

21

28

28

-15.2%

Spring Semester

0

0

0

0

0




Weekend

346

0

0

0

0




ACCESS by Day – Fall

0

0

0

0

0




ACCESS by Day – Spring

0

0

0

0

0




Total (Easton)

1,343

1,630

1,508

1,433

1,275

-5.1%

Total (ALL)

4,970

5,723

5,624

5,515

5,446

9.6%

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