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Building a Legacy of Excellence: FIU's Commitment to Student Empowerment and Academic Success

Florida International University (FIU) is dedicated to improving the academic, social, and professional lives of our students. Our mission focuses on commitment, integrity, and service to the FIU community. We aim to build a legacy rooted in diversity and ethics, enhance the overall student experience, and empower future leaders. Our strategic goals include meeting enrollment targets, increasing the quality of undergraduate education, and supporting Research I initiatives. With a focus on accountability and competitiveness, FIU strives to be recognized as a top urban public research university.

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Building a Legacy of Excellence: FIU's Commitment to Student Empowerment and Academic Success

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  1. Dedication, integrity, commitment

  2. Serve and empower FIU's student community • Improve quality of the academic, social, & professional lives of our students • Build a legacy based on dedication, diligence, loyalty, diversity, & ethics • Maintain credible presence • Improve total student experience • Enhance student life & involvement • Help launch FIU into the future

  3. To be recognized as a: Top Urban Public Research University FIU Vision • With emphasis on: • Quality • Competitiveness • Accountability

  4. 2002 – 2003 Funding Objectives • Meet both undergraduate and graduate enrollment targets • Increase quality of undergraduate education • Provide support for Research I initiatives through new program implementation, program review and faculty recruitment and support

  5. 1. Enrollment Targets • Projected Fall 2002 headcount enrollment • 27,400 undergraduate students • 6,560 graduate & certificates students • Total headcount 34,000

  6. Enrollment Targets - continued • New degree-seeking students entering FIU during 2002-2003 (Summer, Fall & Spring): • 3,700 first time in college (FTIC) students • 4,700 transfer students • 2,300 graduate students Total new degree-seeking students 10,700

  7. Enrollment Targets - continued • 776,000 undergraduate student credit hours • 24,000 graduate student credit hours Total 800,000 student credit hours will be generated

  8. Enrollment Targets - continued • 16,890 undergraduate full time equivalent enrollments • 3,250 graduate full time equivalent enrollments Total 20,140 FTEs will be generated

  9. Enrollment Targets - continued • 4,275 baccalaureates • 1,500 masters • 82 doctorates & specialists Total projected degrees to be awarded 5,907

  10. Enrollment Targets - continued • 9,260 lecture sections • 3,535 labs & directed study • 1,475 theses & dissertations Total sections to be taught 14,270

  11. 2.Increase Quality of Undergraduate Education • Increase SAT scores from 1149 to 1170 for Fall 2003 • Expand Honors College • Target recruitment of Valedictorians, Salutatorians and Merit students • Increase scholarship funding • Enhance strength of undergraduate curriculum

  12. 3. Support for Research I Initiatives • Implementation of new academic programs in 2002-03: • Bachelors: • Asian Studies • Biomedical Engineering • Marine Biology • Masters: • Materials Science & Engineering • Technology Management • Telecommunications & Networking

  13. Support for Research I Initiatives - continued • Increased external research funding by $7 million • Increased research funding for areas such as: • Biomedical engineering • Information technology • Nanotechnology

  14. Support for Research I Initiatives - continued • Degree Program Reviews: 45 • Engineering • Foreign Language • Letters • Liberal & General Studies • Philosophy, Religion, Theology • Visual & Performing Arts • Mass Communication

  15. Millennium Strategic Plan Florida International University Institutional Values Statement • As an institution of higher learning, Florida International University is committed to: • Freedom of thought and expression • Excellence in the pursuit, generation, dissemination, and application of knowledge • Respect for the dignity of the individual • Respect for the environment • Honesty, integrity, and truth • Diversity • Strategic, operational and service excellence

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