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2015/16 CAMPUS BUDGET REVIEW 2016/17 CSU SUPPORT BUDGET UPDATE UPBG November 19, 2015

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2015/16

CAMPUS BUDGET REVIEW

2016/17 CSU SUPPORT

BUDGET UPDATE

UPBG November 19, 2015

2014-15 Distribution of Funds - $369 M

Other campus expenses include:

� Utilities

� Risk Pool

� Space Rental

� Deferred Maintenance

� Reserves

Academic Affairs $137,138,238

Administration & Finance $23,329,432

Athletics $4,903,958

Information Technology, $10,209,328

President's Office $923,986

Student Affairs $11,228,328

Student Health Center $4,076,193

University Advancement $4,551,713

Central Staff Benefits Pool, $79,931,438

Tuition Fee Discount $54,406,800

Campus Quality Fee $8,266,980

Other$22,588,492

$369.2MGeneral Fund BASE Budget

$29.1M Excess

Enrollment Fee Revenue

$398.3MGeneral Fund

Operating

Budget

2014/15 General Fund Operating Budget

$369.2M2014/15

General Fund Base Budget

$21.5MNew Base Funding

$390.7M2015/16

General Fund BASE Budget

$390.7M2015/16

General Fund BASE Budget

$28.8M Excess

Enrollment Fee Revenue

$419.5M2015/16 TOTAL

General Fund Budget

2015/16 General Fund Budget

DCJ1

Slide 4

DCJ1 Donahue, Colin J, 11/18/2015

2015-16 General Operating Fund Resources

43%

53%

4%

State Appropriation Tuition Fee Revenue

Other Student Fees

State Appropriation $166,615,096 43%

Tuition Fee $179,418,000

Non-Resident Fees $ 23,800,000

Doctoral & Business Grad Fees $ 3,600,811

Tuition Fee Revenue $206,818,811 53%

Application Fee $ 1,800,000

Campus Quality Fee $ 8,788,925

Health Services Fee $ 4,824,000

Augmented Health Fees $ 1,193,000

Miscellaneous Student Fees $ 670,000

Other Student Fee Revenue $ 17,275,925 4%

Overall Breakdown Sources

2015-16 Distribution of Funds - $390.7M

Other campus expenses include:

� Utilities

� Risk Pool

� Space Rental

� Deferred Maintenance

� Reserves

� Compensation Pool

� Unallocated

Campus Quality Fee, $8,788,925

Other, $27,154,723

Academic Affairs, $146,212,444

Administration & Finance, $24,367,478

Central Staff Benefits Pool, $87,857,143

Athletics, $5,012,146

Information Technology, $11,026,233

President's Office, $1,101,289

Student Affairs, $11,919,753

Student Health Center, $4,517,319

University Advancement, $5,306,289

Tuition Fee Discount, $55,999,834

$369.2M2014/15

General Fund Base Budget

$21.5MNew Base Funding

$390.7M2015/16

General Fund BASE Budget

$390.7M2015/16

General Fund BASE Budget

$28.8M Excess

Enrollment Fee Revenue

$419.5M2015/16 TOTAL

General Fund Budget

2015/16 General Fund Budget

$21.5M Additional General Fund Base

New GF Base Funding Sources

• $12.4M State Appropriation• $4.9M Tuition Fee Revenue• $3.4M Non-resident Tuition Fee

Revenue-shifted to permanent base• $.5M Campus Quality Fee Revenue• $.3M Student Health Fee Revenue_______

$21.5M Total

$12.4M State Appropriation Breakdown

Retirement Obligations $4,959,000

Supplemental Compensation (SUPA) $50,700

Mandatory Costs- Health $832,000

Funded Enrollment Growth (544 FTES)* $3,081,000

Employee Compensation (2% increase)** $2,444,000

Student Success Initiatives $975,000

GF Tuition Discount Adjustment $31,000

Total $12,372,700

* Funded at $5664 per FTES

**Does not include CFA increase, which has not been allocated

Approx. $4M in New Base Funding Available for Priorities

New Allocations for 2015/16

Major Commitments Included in 15/16 Budget Plan

Recurring Annual Commitments:

Faculty/staff equity $2.0M

Custodial- in-house labor $ .9M

Minimum wage (State- $10 in Jan. ‘16)* $ .5M

Risk pool $ .6M

Total: $4.0M

One-Time Capital Outlay Reserve Allocation: $3.3M

* Minimum wage funding built into budget model increases to over $4 million annually by 18/19

Campus Priority Allocations for 2015/16

Campus Priority Recurring One-Time Total

Student Success $2,020,769 $297,114 $2,317,883

Research $900,000 $1,710,000 $2,610,000

Employee Success $578,160 $68,000 $646,160

Reduce Dependence on State Funds $1,966,194 $1,966,194

Visibility & Reputation $517,233 $517,233

Sustainability $435,000 $435,000

Total $3,498,929 $4,993,541 $8,492,470

Recurring Expenditures Total

Student Success- New Funds from CO $749,640

5 new tenure track faculty positions

2 new academic advisor positions

Other Student Success Allocations$1,271,129

4 tenure track faculty positions

Instructional designer

Matador Achievement Center tutors/mentors

Chief Diversity Officer/Victim Advocate/Title IX Investigator

Greek programs activity coordinator

Sevis Coordinator (F1 international student compliance)

Research $900,000

Research cluster- 6 faculty hires

Employee Success $578,160

Contract Specialist

Background Check Coordinator

NCOD employee classification change

Total- Recurring Expenditures $3,498,929

One-Time Expenditures Total Student Success- New Funds from CO $217,114

EAB Student Success Collaborative

Other Student Success Allocations $80,000 Sierra Hall Gender Neutral Restroom

Research $1,710,000 New Faculty Research Lab

Eucalyptus Hall 2004 Rock Lab Upgrade

Sequoia Hall Electrical Expansion for Research Servers

MDF Electrical & HVAC Expansion for to Support Research

Employee Success $68,000 Network Security Software

Reduce Dependence on State Funds $1,966,194 Cypress Roof

Fire Alarm System Replacement

Oviatt Plaza Waterproofing Repair

Flooring Replacements

Eucalyptus/Live Oak Ceiling Repairs

Main telecommunications Network Switch (VOIP)

Central Plant Chiller Motors

Redwood Hall 160 HVAC Unit Replacement

Library Automatic Storage & Retrieval System Upgrade

Eucalyptus Hall ADA Restroom Upgrades (Design)

Jacaranda Lab HVAC Unit ReplacementSUPA Collective Bargaining Mandated Police Equipment

Visibility & Reputation $517,233 Design Services to Implement Visibility Campaign

Sustainability $435,000 Sustainability Institute Measuring/Data Collection Equipment

Water Reduction/Efficiency Measures to Meet State Mandates

Campus-wide Solar PV Study

Total One-Time Expenditures $4,993,541

Enrollment

Resident Enrollment Targets(prior projections)

25,733

25,461

25,270 25,270

25,573

26,143

26,687

26,954

27,223

27,496

25,207

25,359

26,375 26,263

27,917

28,888 28,888

28,599

28,313

27,750

26,602

26,868

27,137

25,000

25,500

26,000

26,500

27,000

27,500

28,000

28,500

29,000

29,500

30,000

2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

CO Target FTES (Resident) - CURRENT Actual/Projected Resident FTES CO Target FTES (Resident) - ORIGINAL

26,339

Resident Enrollment Targets

25,733

25,461

25,270 25,270

25,573

26,143

26,687

26,954

27,223

27,496

25,207

25,359

26,375 26,263

27,917

28,888

29,750 29,750

28,812

27,874

26,602

26,868

27,137

25,000

25,500

26,000

26,500

27,000

27,500

28,000

28,500

29,000

29,500

30,000

2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

CO Target FTES (Resident) - CURRENT Actual/Projected Resident FTES CO Target FTES (Resident) - ORIGINAL

26,339 funded enrollment: 2.08% in 15/16, 1% subsequent years

Marginal Non-Resident Fee Revenue

$17,400,000 $18,900,000

$22,110,900 $24,321,990

$26,754,189 $28,526,047 $28,811,307

$-

$5,000,000

$10,000,000

$15,000,000

$20,000,000

$25,000,000

$30,000,000

$35,000,000

2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

Note: Every 1 non-resident FTE equates to approx. $10K in additional tuition fee revenue.

Operating Revenue: All Funds

$419.5M

2015/16

GF Budget

$141.1M

Non-State Operating Revenue

$560.6M

2015/16 Total Campus

Operating Budget

2015/16 “All Funds” Operating Budget

Auxiliaries & Enterprise

Operations

2015-16 Total Campus Operating Revenue - $560.6 M

State Appropriation $166,615,096

Other Student Fees$17,275,925

Tuition Fee Revenue$206,818,811

Extended Learning (44101)

$39,028,827

Housing Operations$24,450,713

Parking$10,226,277

Health Facilities Fee$257,000

The University Corp$21,433,000

Grants and Contracts$31,000,000

Foundation (Gifts)$13,000,000

USU$14,169,271

AS$8,659,390

North Campus$716,000

Lottery$2,154,000

IRA$2,094,718

VPAC$2,651,000

2016/17 CSU Budget Request

CSU 2016-17 Preliminary Budget Request

Exceeds Governor’s Budget Plan by $102.3M