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Faculty Senate Report October, 16, 2008 Warren K. Wray

Faculty Senate Report October, 16, 2008 Warren K. Wray Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. ABET Accreditation visit occurs October 19 – 21 16 programs to be reviewed 21 persons in the visiting party. SCHUY-. LER. LIVING-.

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Faculty Senate Report October, 16, 2008 Warren K. Wray

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  1. Faculty Senate ReportOctober, 16, 2008 Warren K. Wray Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

  2. Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs • ABET Accreditation visit occurs October 19 – 21 • 16 programs to be reviewed • 21 persons in the visiting party

  3. SCHUY- LER LIVING- STON MONT- GOMERY ST CHARLES ST LOUIS ST GAS- LOUIS CITY CON- ADE JEFFER- SON Legend 50 or more students 10 – 49 students 1 - 9 students No students WASHING- STE TON GENEVIEVE ST ST FRANCOIS FRANCOIS CAPE GIRARDEAU BOLLIN- GER MISSIS- SIPPI NEW MADRID PEMI- SCOT Geographic Origin of Total Enrolled Students by County - Fall 2008 SCOTLAND PUTNAM WORTH MERCER 1 1 4 CLARK 1 ATCHISON 0 4 HARRISON NODAWAY 0 GENTRY 2 8 SULLIVAN Total Enrollment from Missouri Missouri 4,433 Other Locations 1,938 Total 6,371 2 15 GRUNDY 5 KNOX LEWIS HOLT 1 7 6 ADAIR 1 DAVIESS ANDREW MACON DE KALB LINN 4 8 MARION SHELBY 2 4 11 25 CALDWELL 6 4 29 CALDWELL CLINTON 2 RALLS BUCHANAN 2 7 CHARITON 9 MONROE CARROLL RANDOLPH 1 PIKE 4 12 RAY 1 PLATTE CLAY 12 57 10 AUDRAIN 89 11 HOWARD SALINE LINCOLN 7 BOONE LAFAYETTE 4 13 53 JACKSON 69 278 COOPER CALLAWAY 15 WARREN 7 1058 26 39 117 JOHNSON PETTIS 427 24 MONITEAU 20 CASS 49 7 COLE OSAGE 87 FRANKLIN 11 MORGAN 22 HENRY 139 11 BENTON 8 210 BATES MARIES MILLER 8 17 6 25 CAMDEN CRAWFORD ST. CLAIR 27 45 HICKORY PHELPS 29 2 12 2 PULASKI 24 VERNON PERRY 305 156 9 IRON CEDAR 9 DALLAS LACLEDE 6 DENT POLK 8 25 6 MADISON 42 14 11 5 BARTON REYNOLDS 71 8 DADE TEXAS 5 WRIGHT WEBSTER 6 GREENE 20 20 6 142 WAYNE JASPER SHANNON SCOTT 42 13 LAWRENCE 4 11 CARTER 14 DOUGLAS CHRISTIAN STODDARD 6 6 44 NEWTON 11 3 18 BUTLER HOWELL RIPLEY STONE OREGON OZARK 24 BARRY 11 15 5 MCDONALD TANEY 1 10 10 7 19 6 Note: Geographic Origin is defined as student's legal residence at time of original admission to Missouri S&T. Source: Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) frozen files, 4th week after enrollment. Updated 9-23-08 11 6 DUNKLIN

  4. RI DE DC MD Legend 50 or more students 10 – 49 students 1 - 9 students No students SO. CAROLINA Geographic Origin of All Students - Fall 2008 WASHINGTON 49 MAINE NORTH DAKOTA MINNESOTA MONTANA ALASKA 5 1 OREGON VT 21 2 2 WISCONSIN NH 7 12 IDAHO 15 SOUTH DAKOTA 4 MA 16 3 NEW YORK CT MICHIGAN WYOMING 1 15 2 5 PENNSYLVANIA IOWA 11 NEVADA 26 NEBRASKA 2 NJ OHIO 43 5 IN UTAH ILLINOIS 21 16 14 430 WV 1 COLORADO VIRGINIA 16 5 DC 2 KANSAS 22 17 MISSOURI 124 KENTUCKY CALIFORNIA 4,433 23 58 NO. CAROLINA TENNESSEE 9 54 ARIZONA OKLAHOMA ARKANSAS NEW MEXICO 21 61 6 2 MS GEORGIA ALABAMA 11 16 19 LA TEXAS 9 115 3 12 FL All Students, Totals United States 5,774 Other Countries 597 Total 6,371 HAWAII Armed Forces Pacific & Europe 6 PUERTO RICO 1 Note: Geographic Origin is defined as student's legal residence at time of original admission to Missouri S&T. Source: Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) frozen files, end of 4th week of classes. Revised 9-23-2008.

  5. Enrollment Performance Fall 2000-2008

  6. School of Extended Learning • Enrollment Growth: • New international students on campus this fall increased from 172 in FS 2007 to 199 in FS 2008. Thirty three of these students are at the undergraduate level. • Distance education students have increased from 518 in FS 2007 to 603 in FS 2008, including 136 students at the Engineering Education Center in St. Louis (103 last year).

  7. Office of Sponsored Programs FY09 activities through the end of September and a year-over-year comparison are as follows: Proposals awarded in total dollars: $21.96M (up 80.1%) Number of proposals awarded and amendments: 137 (up 63.1%) Proposals submitted in total dollars: $43.44M (up 50.3%) Number of proposals submitted: 174 (up 41.5%) Research expenditures: $10.4M (up 10.6%) F&A recovered: $1.9M (up 30.8%)

  8. Office of Sponsored Programs • FY09 technology transfer activities through September 2008 • Number of disclosures received: 8 • Number of patent applications filed: 11 • Number of patents issued: 2 • Number of license/options signed: 4 • Licensing income: $27,430

  9. Office of Undergraduate StudiesOctober 2008 Announcements • We’ve Moved!-The Office of Undergraduate Studies has moved to 105 Norwood Hall. • Nominees for the 2008 Missouri S&T Faculty Service Learning Award are: Karl Burgher, lecturer, engineering management & systems engineering Curt Elmore, associate professor, geological sciences & engineering Lance Gentry, assistant professor, business & information technology Susan Murray, associate professor, engineering management & systems engineering Daniel Tauritz, associate professor, computer science

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