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Campus UpdateFall 2010
UW-Madison Undergraduate Student Overview
Incoming freshman class of 2010
• Applications: 25,511– up 700 over last year
• Admitted Students: 14,386– 56% admit rate
• Enrolling Students: 6,000 anticipated*– 42% yield
*Official numbers available 11/15/2010
Source: Office of Undergraduate Admissions
2010 Incoming Freshman Top Feeder States
WI: 3,543 students
IL: 705 students
MN: 769 students
CA: 142 students
NY: 138 studentsNJ: 60 students
China: 230 students
2010 Incoming Freshman
• Academic Profile of the Middle 50% of Admitted Students – GPA 3.5-3.9 – ACT 27-29 – SAT 1860-2090– Class Rank 85-96%
Source: Office of Undergraduate Admissions
89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 090
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10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000 Enrolled Admits Applicants
Undergraduate Applicants to UW-Madison
Cost of Attendance
Undergrad Resident• Tuition $8,314• Expenses $11,970
• Total: $20,284
Undergrad Non-Resident• Tuition $23,064• Expenses $11,970
• Total: $35,034
48% of undergraduates graduate with debt• Average debt is $22,858
Source: 2009-2010 Data Digest pg. 76
UW-Madison Facilities Overview
New Buildings on Campus
1 Biochemistry Phase II 2 Chazen Museum of Art 3 Education Building 4 Lakeshore Residence Hall 5 School of Human Ecology 6 Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery
7 Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research 8 South Campus Union9 Wisconsin Energy Institute 10 UWSMPH Faculty Office Building 11 Charter St. Heating Plant Upgrades 12 Physical Plant Service Building
Replacement
Education BuildingAugust 2010
• $33. 4 million• Funding Sources
– Gift: 98%– Prog Rev: 2%
Source: https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/cpd/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qSl6p69wczs%3d&tabid=168&mid=922
Buildings and Facilities
Wisconsin Institute for DiscoveryDecember 2010
• $200 million• Funding Sources
– Gift 75%– State 25%
Source: https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/cpd/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qSl6p69wczs%3d&tabid=168&mid=922
Buildings and Facilities
Union SouthMay 2011
• $94.8 million• Funding Sources
– Student Seg Fees: 88%– Prog Rev: 8%– Gift: 4%
Source: https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/cpd/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qSl6p69wczs%3d&tabid=168&mid=922
Buildings and Facilities
Chazen Museum of Art AdditionOctober 2011
• $47.2 million• Funding Sources
– Gift: 100%
Source: https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/cpd/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qSl6p69wczs%3d&tabid=168&mid=922
Buildings and Facilities
Buildings and Facilities
Biochemistry Phase IIOctober 2011
• $112 million• Funding Sources
– State: 48%– Gifts/Grants: 52%
Source: https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/cpd/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qSl6p69wczs%3d&tabid=168&mid=922
School of Human EcologyMay 2012
• $53 million• Funding Sources
– State: 43%– Gifts: 51%– Prog Rev: 6%
Source: https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/cpd/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qSl6p69wczs%3d&tabid=168&mid=922
Buildings and Facilities
Wisconsin Energy InstituteJuly 2012
• $100 million• Funding Sources
– State: 50%– Gifts: 50%
Source: https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/cpd/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qSl6p69wczs%3d&tabid=168&mid=922
Buildings and Facilities
Charter Street Heating Plant UpgradesDec 2013
• $251 million• Funding Sources
– Prog rev 100%
Source: https://fpm-www3.fpm.wisc.edu/cpd/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=qSl6p69wczs%3d&tabid=168&mid=922
Buildings and Facilities
UW-Madison Rankings and Awards
A World Leader
Source: Shanghai Jiao Tong University
• #14 Best Value Among Public Universities by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine
• #13 among public institutions in U.S. News & World Report’s 2011 Edition of America's Best Colleges
• #23 in Washington Monthly’s 2010 College Rankings• Named to Parade Magazine’s “College A-List”• 2nd in number of doctorate degrees awarded• 3rd largest research university according to the National
Science Foundation• 7th in number of National Academy members• 9th in students receiving Fulbright Awards• 6th nationally for overall study-abroad participation• 5th in Teach For America corps members
UW-Madison by the Numbers
Source: http://www.news.wisc.edu/rankings
Alumni Bragging Rights
• 18 Nobel Prizes and 29 Pulitzer Prizes have been awarded to UW alumni or faculty.
• More than 1,050 UW alumni are CEOs, and nearly 16,000 hold an executive management position.
• With 2,848 grads having served since 1961, UW-Madison is the No. 2 all-time producer of Peace Corps volunteers.
Source: Wisconsin Alumni Association
UW-Madison Alumni
Living Alumni
207414; 54%179166; 46%
Gender
MaleFemale
386,630 Living Alumni
Source: Wisconsin Alumni Association
Life stage breakout
Life stage breakout
Unknown
Gen Y (31 and younger)
Mature (64 and older)
Gen X (32-44)
Boomer (45-63)
0 50,000 100,000 150,000
Source: Wisconsin Alumni Association
Top 10 States – Alumni Population
WI: 150,027
IL: 31,418
MN: 22,583
CA: 25,937
NY: 13,286
FL: 8,493
International: 23,956
TX: 7,861
WA: 6,680
CO: 7,681
Source: Wisconsin Alumni Association
First Degrees
Professional
PhD
Masters
Bachelor's
0 100,000 200,000 300,000
73%
19%
4%
3%
% of Alumni
Source: Wisconsin Alumni Association
School/College of First Degree
Human Ecology; 12836; 3% Ag & Life Sciences; 29849; 8%
All Other; 36714; 10%
Business; 35836; 9%
Engineering; 42031; 11%
Education; 42402; 11%
L&S; 186770; 48%
Source: Wisconsin Alumni Association
UW-Madison’s Contribution to Wisconsin’s Economy
UW–Madison total economic impact
Source: 2010 NorthStar Economic Impact Study of UW–Madison and University of Wisconsin Foundation
UW–Madison contributes $9.6 billion back to Wisconsin’s economy annually
UW–Madison creates nearly 97,357 jobs directly and indirectly
Every $1 of state tax investment in the university generates $21.05 of economic activity in Wisconsin
In 2009, private philanthropy contributed $228 million to the UW-Madison budget, including $93 million from out-of-state donors
State taxes - general program
11%State taxes -
specific purpose
8%
Student tu-ition revenue
15%
Federal programs
28%
Gifts, grants, segregated
funds20%
State labora-tory fees
1%
Auxiliary en-terprises
13%
Operations receipts4%
2009-10
UW-Madison budget by source of funds
Technology transfer
272 licenses and options yielded income in 2008UW–Madison ranks fifth in licensing revenues among the 151
universities included in the Association for University Technology Managers’ most recent survey results (released in March 2010).
In May 2010, Forbes ranked Madison as the seventh most innovative large city in the U.S. based in part on its number of patents issued per capita.
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New US Patent Applications Filed US Patents Issued Licensing Income
Source: INVESTING IN WISCONSIN’S FUTURE: UW-Madison A Growth Agenda Accountability Report, 2009-2010 pg. 8
University Research Park: Jobs created by UW technology
126 companies in 37 buildings
Employs 3,200 people
Estimated annual payroll of almost $220 million
The average salary for Research Park employees is $64,300
URP companies support more than 2,500 jobs at WI-based suppliers
~70 percent of companies have links to the University of Wisconsin
Scheduled to double in size with the addition of two new locations in Madison
Source: NorthStar study Oct 12, 2010
Graduates as taxpayers
• The differences in earnings between college and high school graduates, $21,000 on average, allow an estimate of the economic impact.
• 69% of WI residents remained in the state within 10 years of graduation.– 51% overall and 11% non-resident students
$90$108 $116 $116
$131 $135$148
5,609 6,229 6,139 6,316 6,194 6,376 6,637
98/99 00/01 02/03 04/05 06/07 07/08 08/09
Estimated Annual Contribution to Economy ($Millions)
UW-Madison Bachelor's Degree Recipients
Source: INVESTING IN WISCONSIN’S FUTURE: UW-Madison A Growth Agenda Accountability Report, 2009-2010 pg. 5
Strategic Initiatives
Go Big Read: The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
• UW–Madison’s common-reading program
• An Evening with author Rebecca Skloot– October 25, 7:00 PM – Kohl Center, no tickets required
• www.gobigread.wisc.edu
Campus Initiatives
• Sustainability– Responsible stewards of resources– sustainability.wisc.edu
• Global Health– Enhance global health education, research
and partnerships– ghi.wisc.edu
Campus Initiatives
Campus initiatives
• New Badger Partnership– State budget 2011-2013– newbadgerpartnership.wisc.edu
Campus Initiatives
• The Year of the Arts– UW Arts Institute– arts.wisc.edu/yearOfTheArts
Campus Initiatives
• UWF’s Great People – Private support for need-based aid– www.uwgreatpeople.org
Important Upcoming Dates
• Grand Opening of the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery– Dec. 2, 2010
• Grand Opening of Union South– April 15, 2011
• UW-Madison Board Summit– April 28, 2011
• International Convocation– July 26-28, 2011
Three weeks of glory…
“Teach me how to Bucky”
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVAZXZfIlNk
See the right thing…
“See the Right Thing”
• http://www.youtube.com/uwmadison
• Next meeting– Thursday, Nov 16
• universityrelations.wisc.edu