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SUNY IR Update John D. Porter Associate Provost for Institutional Research

SUNY IR Update John D. Porter Associate Provost for Institutional Research. AIRPO West Point, NY June 16, 2004. Organizational Changes. Elizabeth Capaldi now Senior Vice Chancellor Associate Vice Chancellor Don Steven departing for the Citadel . SOS.

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SUNY IR Update John D. Porter Associate Provost for Institutional Research

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  1. SUNY IR UpdateJohn D. PorterAssociate Provost for Institutional Research AIRPO West Point, NY June 16, 2004

  2. Organizational Changes • Elizabeth Capaldi now Senior Vice Chancellor • Associate Vice Chancellor Don Steven departing for the Citadel

  3. SOS • System analysis of survey almost complete – similar to what we’ve done before. • Sub-analysis of separate groups, e.g., freshmen, transfer, etc. • Presentation to SA VP’s in the fall • Interested in identifying long term impacts of SOS

  4. Alumni Survey • Next System-wide survey • Working group met last semester – need to resurrect their work • Administration date????

  5. National Study of Faculty and Students • Deadline June 30, 2004 • Study population: Students enrolled July 1, 2003 - June 30, 2004/Faculty fall 2003. • Random sample: 40-60 faculty and 50-300 students. • Potential problem for us.

  6. IPEDS • From our perspective the IPEDS submissions went better than anticipated. • We are planning to continue on the same path in the coming year. • How did you feel this went? • Can we do the same for SED surveys?

  7. IR Data Systems • Once the design team and the BIRDS complete the design and specifications, we will send the plan to campus leadership for review and comment. • The final plan will reflect campus comments.

  8. SDF Submission • Pressure to move due dates up • “Executive level” attention • Challenges: • Systems conversions • IR staff turnover • Failure to implement System data standards

  9. “Craine” Report • Report to Trustees last Spring. • Comprehensive in scope – linked to Rethinking SUNY (1995). • IR issues: • Completeness/accuracy of data • Timeliness and standard definitions • Improve access and flexibility of use

  10. Community College Benchmarking Project • 22 CCs participating, 80 nation wide. • Deadline June 15, 2004. • Do you want us to coordinate the collection of more data next year?

  11. FIPSE Grant • Applies to 15 Campuses offering teacher education programs • $682,000 • Focus on teacher education program assessment. • Central IR working on NYSTCE database for campuses

  12. Mission Review II • Check out the website at www.sysadm.suny.edu • Campus submissions between now an the end of the year • Goal is to finalize the new MOUs by next summer

  13. Assessment Initiative • In consultation with Faculty Senate, Faculty Council, and the Student Assembly • Approved by the Chancellor, Provost, and Trustee’s Committee on Academic Standards. • Will go before the full Board next week. • Campuses will be required to adopt benchmarks that can be viewed in a larger context

  14. HERI Survey • We believe our faculty survey data is valid for at least five years. • Therefore, we are not participating as a • System e in the HERI 2004 survey. • Of course, campuses may choose to participate if they wish.

  15. Economic Impact • What was the “infamous” spreadsheet? • Attempts to group impacts by congressional district and ten Empire State economic regions • Data Sources: • SUNY • Research Foundation • Construction Fund

  16. Provost’s Academic Outcomes Report • Coming this fall • About 25 metrics – all the standard ones • No campus specific identification unless positive

  17. Study Populations SUNY Community College students who, • Earned a AA/AS or AAS/AOS degree • Earned 30 or more credit hours before transfer • Earned less than 30 credit hours before transfer • Compared to the Rising Junior Cohort (54-64 hours) Five geographic regions: Central, Lower Hudson, Manhattan & Long Island, Northeastern, and Western.

  18. Distribution of Applicants by Degree/Non-Degree Status Fall 2002 Applicants

  19. Acceptance rates of Community College Applicants by Degree/Non-degree Status Fall 2002 Completed Applications

  20. Enrollment Yield of Community College Applicants by Degree/Non-degree Status Fall 2002 Completed Applications

  21. Mean GPAs of Community College Students Accepted and Enrolled or Denied by Degree/Non-Degree Status

  22. Geographic Distribution of Applicants with 2-Year Degrees Compared to the Distribution of All 2-Year Degree Recipients

  23. Geographic Distribution of Applicants without Degree Compared to the Distribution of Community College Enrollments

  24. Acceptance Rates by NYS Geographic Region -- Associate Degree Recipients Fall 2002 Completed Applications

  25. Enrollment Yields by NYS Geographic Region -- Associate Degree Recipients Fall 2002 Completed Applications

  26. Acceptance Rates by NYS Geographic Region -- With 30 or More Credits Fall 2002 Completed Applications

  27. Enrollment Yields by NYS Geographic Region – With 30 or More Credits Fall 2002 Completed Applications

  28. Acceptance Rates by NYS Geographic Region – Less than 30 Credits Fall 2002 Completed Applications

  29. Enrollment Yields by NYS Geographic Region – Less than 30 Credits Fall 2002 Completed Applications

  30. Distribution of Community College Transfer Students by Sector & Cohort

  31. Distribution of Community College Transfer Students by Sector & Cohort – Associate Degree Recipients

  32. Distribution of Community College Transfer Students by Sector & Cohort – Without Degree

  33. Community College Transfer Students from Central New York by Higher Education Sector

  34. Community College Transfer Students from Lower Hudson New York by Higher Education Sector

  35. Community College Transfer Students from Manhattan & Long Island by Higher Education Sector

  36. Community College Transfer Students from Northeastern New York by Higher Education Sector

  37. Community College Transfer Students from Western New York by Higher Education Sector

  38. Graduation Rates of Transfer Cohorts Compared to Rates of Native Cohorts 6-Yr Rate 5 Year Rate

  39. Average Accumulated Credit Hours at Graduation

  40. Six Year Graduation RatesFall 1990 through Fall 1997 Cohorts

  41. Graduation Rate Comparison Source: 2003 IPEDS Graduate Rate Survey, Fall 1996 Cohort as of Fall 2002 and SUNY data based on official Student Data and Automated Degree Files.

  42. 6-Year Graduation Rates for Fall 1996 Cohort

  43. 4-Year Graduation Rates for Fall 1996 Cohort

  44. SUNY Student FlowFall 1996 First-Time, Full-Time Cohort Bachelor from Other SUNY Graduated from Institution 1,021 (5%) 10,722 (56%) Associate from Other SUNY Still Enrolled at Institution Other SUNY 609 (3%) EnteringCohort 351 (2%) 3,753 (20%) Still Enrolled at Other SUNY Transferred N = 19,064 537 (3%) 5,561 (29%) Non-SUNY Drop-out Drop-out 1,808 (9%) 1,586 (8%) 2,414 (13%)

  45. Transferred to Another SchoolFall 1996 Full-Time, First-Time Cohort All Baccalaureate Programs = 29.2%

  46. Transfer to Other SUNYFall 1996 Full-Time, First-Time Cohort All Baccalaureate Programs = 19.7%

  47. Transfer to Non-SUNYFall 1996 Full-Time, First-Time Cohort All Baccalaureate Programs = 9.5%

  48. Entering Students by First-time/Transfer Status Fall 1996 Cohort

  49. 1st Year Retention Rates

  50. 2nd Year Retention Rates

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