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2010-11 GIVING(June 1, 2010 – May 31, 2011)
36%
32%
28%
4%
BY PURPOSE
Student Quality
Faculty & Academic Experience
Campus Experience
Other
2010-11 GIVING(June 1, 2010 – May 31, 2011)
45%
34%
21%
BY SOURCE
Alumni
Organizations
Parents & Friends
SMU Today•Economic Impact
• Intellectual Impact
•Public Service
•Cultural Impact
•Alumni
•Bush Presidential Center
•Future
Economic Impact•Capital expenditures
•Xxx new facilities
•Xxx additional square feet
•Sources of funding
Bonds
Donations
Internal sources
Total
Economic Impact•Assets
Endowment
• $1 billion (doubled since 1995)
• Ranks 61 among U.S. universities
Buildings and real estate
• Replacement value $1.1 billion
• Land market value $666 million
Other holdings
• Cash, accounts receivable, facility contents $806 million
•Total property value: $3.8 billion
Economic Impact
Capital Expenditures 2011-2015
Project SizeCompletio
nCost
Residential Commons
2014
Moody Coliseum
Tennis Center
Data Center
Economic Impact
Campus
Campus Acres Buildings
Main Campus
• Dallas 11.7 11
• Park Cities 230 90
Plano Campus 25 4
Taos Campus 423 26
Economic Impact
•Summary
$7 billion in yearly economic impact on the region
Annual operations of xxx, and an endowment of yyy
$xxx in capital spending between 1995-2010
$$$ in projected capital spending by the end of 2015
Intellectual Impact•Seven academic schools
Humanities and Sciences
Business
Arts
Engineering
Education and Human Development
Law
Theology
Intellectual Impact•103 undergraduate degree programs, 91
fields
•104 graduate degree programs, 101 fields
•26 doctoral degree programs
•Law and theology degree programs
Intellectual Impact•Faculty are members of prestigious national
academies, including National Academy of Sciences
•Faculty engaged in wide range of cutting-edge research projects addressing issues from identifying new geo-thermal energy formations to combating Parkinson’s Disease
• Joint programs with UT Southwestern, UTD, UTA and others
•Highly ranked national university by U.S. News and others
Intellectual Impact•One of 93 universities classified as a “high
research activity” by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
•Three MBA programs ranked in top 12 by Bloomberg Businessweek
•150 study abroad programs in 50 countries
•Special academic centers in global markets and freedom, energy, engineering leadership, human rights and international politics
Intellectual Impact•Student Profile
25% minority students
50% students from outside Texas
10% foreign students from 89 countries
76% students receiving merit or need-based aid
17% students qualifying for Pell Grants
Strategy•Communicate SMU’s value to and impact on
the region to influencers, donors, civic leaders
•Supported by
Event for Dallas leadership
Briefings for editorial boards, civic organizations
Report online and in print
Communication through SMU vehicles
Report OutlineI. SMU and Dallas: History of partnership and success
1911
Growing city needs a university to continue moving forward
Dallas leaders and Methodist Church establish SMU
Report OutlineII. SMU and Dallas: History of partnership and
success
2012 DFW nation’s 4th largest metro area;
leader in business and arts
SMU ranked top 25% nationally
Average SAT scores have risen 100 points in 10 years
Carnegie Foundation ranks SMU “high research activity”
Professors elected to national academies
Special programs address emerging issues in energy, medicine, other area needs
Report OutlineIII. SMU’s areas of community impact
Alumni achievement and leadership
Educating workforce and leadership
Engine for economic development
Cultural enrichment
Special resources
Community service and outreach
Addressing vital issues
Financial impact on region
Report Outline•Alumni achievement
Leadership in areas of:• Business• Law• Public Service• Science/Technology• Arts
• Education• Religion
Report Outline•Educating DFW workforce
and leadership
Undergraduate education and seven degree-granting schools
Graduate and professional education
Continuing education for all ages
Report Outline•Economic development
Significant research in energy, health
Technology transfer generating new business
Programs in emerging fields
• O’Neil Center for Markets and Freedom
• EnCap Alternative Asset Management
• Hart Center for Engineering Leadership
• Center for Drug Discovery, Design and Delivery
Report Outline
•Cultural enrichment
Meadows School of the Arts & Meadows Museum
Partnerships with DFW professional and community arts organizations
More than 500 lectures, performances and other events each year
Report Outline•Special resources
Largest library holdings in Southwest
Historical papers of TI, Belo, JC Penney, Komen, Stanley Marcus
Ancient manuscript and Bible collections
Premiere facilities available to community
Bush Presidential Center
Report Outline
• Community service and outreach
Supporting community culture of volunteerism and philanthropy
Encouraging service learning through curriculum and research
Building community partners across region
SMU Financial Impact•Significant economic enterprise
• Total annual economic output
• Capital spending (1995-2012)
• Jobs directly and indirectly supported
• Endowment
Next Steps• Downtown breakfast briefing
• Designed for business and civic leaders
• 7:30 a.m., Tuesday, April 17
• Belo Mansion
• Table hosts