2010 State of the Campus

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CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS

2009-2010

Office of the Chancellor


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In 2009-2010, Missouri State-WestPlains

For the second year in a row, was recognized by The GreatColleges to Work For program sponsored by The Chronicle forHigher Education. Missouri State-West Plains was one of only20 two-year colleges receiving the recognition this year.

Maintained level tuition for FOUR consecutive years includingthe current fiscal year.

Awarded approximately 3,400 associates degrees by the endof the 2010 summer session.

While we are still checking the final numbers, we feel confident

in saying that during the most recently completed academicyear (2009-2010) Missouri State University-West Plainsawarded about $10,000,000 in financial aid all of whicheventually goes to supporting local and area economies.



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Enrollment Analysis by Student

Category


Headcount Fall 2010 % Change Fall 2009 % Change Fall 2008

Degree Seeking: 1,773 3.7% 1,709 17.2% 1,458

Continuing Students 904 7.0% 845 12.4% 752

First-time Freshmen 519 5.9% 490 10.6% 443

New Transfers 87 -31.5% 127 46.0% 87

Readmitted Students 160 -10.6% 179 34.6% 133

New MSATA Students 103 51.5% 68 58.1% 43

Non-Degree Seeking; 456 0.7% 453 20.5% 376

HS Dual Credit 219 -16.7% 263 11.4% 236

HS Dual Enrollment 48 9.1% 44 33.3% 33

Other non-degree 189 29.5% 146 36.4% 107

Total Headcount* 2,229 3.1% 2,162 17.9% 1,834

**Fall 2010 marks the 12th Consecutive semester ofEnrollment growth**


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Missouri State West Plains FallEnrollment

* 40.0% increase in Total Headcount since Fall 2006* 57.7% increase in FTE since Fall 2006


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West Plains Native Transfers toSpringfield Campus

199920002001200220032004200520062007200820092010

68 81 104 138 136 117 106 103 107 117 96 135

40.6% increase in Transfer students from WestPlains to Springfield from last year which follows

the enrollment increases experienced by the

campus


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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Associate of Arts 163 135 182 157 209

Associate of AppliedScience

22 37 24 39 34

Associate of Science inNursing

36 38 42 35 41

Total DegreesAwarded

221 210 248 231 284

Degrees Granted by Missouri State WestPlains

7.4% more degrees were granted in 2010 than in 2009


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Graduation Rates are based on percentage of full-time, first-timecohort of students who graduate within 150% time to completionof degree

Graduation Rate Comparison


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Grants and ContractsState and Federal Grants

Agency Purpose Funded

Federal Emergency ManagementAdministration

FEMA Shelter/Recreation Center $1,669,951

Health Resources and Services Administration

(HRSA)

Nursing (Emerson appropriation) $

247,500MO Department of Conservation Tree Resource Improvement $

10,000

MO Department of Higher Education Project Threshold II CollegeAccess

$99,941

U.S. Department of Education CCAMPIS - Child Care $25,697

U.S Department of Education TRIO Student Support Services $220,000

U.S. Department of Education Title III DevelopmentalEducation

$400,000

TOTAL GRANTS FUNDED $2,673,08

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NOTE: MSU-WP is partnering with theSpringfield campus for a Veterans IncentiveProgram (VIP) Center grant for a total of$386,776 over three years.


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Expanded Space Allocation Allied Health Currently renovating Looney Hall into classroom

space

Putnam Student Center renovated following storm damage,Summer 2010

Drago Bookstore renovated after storm damage, Spring 2009

Administrative Offices relocated to Kellett Hall, LybyerTechnology Center, Cass Hall and Melton Hall, Summer and Fall2010

Administrative Student Services moved to Cass Hall (leasedproperty), Summer 2010

Multi-Purpose Facility Awarded a Federal EmergencyManagement Agency (FEMA) grant for a campus emergencyshelter to also serve as a student multi-purpose recreationalfacility.

Faculty Offices Created per-course faculty office spaces in

Garnett Library mezzanine, Fall 2009Office of the Chancellor


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Tuition and Fees



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DevelopmentTotal gifts for 2009-2010 exceeded $602,920

Over $85,960 in gifts received during Year 3 of the MissouriState West Plains Annual Fund Campaign

Several major gifts and other donations established 5 new

academic scholarships 72% of full-time faculty and staff made cash donations to the

university

When considering in-kind gifts, 92% of full-time faculty andstaff contributed to Missouri State West Plains

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