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Blugold Commitment Differential Tuition 2013-14

Join us for the Blugold Commitment Differential Tuition workshop on September 19, 2012, to discuss important proposals aimed at enhancing student experiences at the university. This workshop will cover proposal deadlines, submission procedures, budget considerations, and essential features of the proposals. Learn about high-impact practices designed to ensure better graduation outcomes and how to effectively engage within the review process. For any inquiries, feel free to contact our workshop coordinators.

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Blugold Commitment Differential Tuition 2013-14

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  1. Blugold CommitmentDifferential Tuition 2013-14 Proposal Workshop September 19, 2012 Stephanie Jamelske Jeremy Miner Mike Wick 836-4353 836-5514 836-2033 jamelss@uwec.edu minerjt@uwec.edu wickmr@uwec.edu

  2. Workshop Overview • Blugold Commitment Differential Tuition • Proposal deadlines • Email submission • Proposal features • Budget considerations • Reviewers and process • Questions

  3. Blugold Commitment Differential Tuition • Expand to all students the university’s hallmark educational experiences • High-impact practices • 4 year graduation plans • 40% graduation rate • 19:1 student-to-faculty ratio • 90% academic advising approval • High-impact practices • Research and scholarly activity • Practicum • Immersion experiences • Learning and teaching • Internships • Innovative projects Transformative Significant Impact Measurable Outcomes

  4. Cumulative BCDT Funding

  5. Proposal Deadlines • Before October 11, 2012 • Faculty and staff should consult with and submit proposals to their chairs or directors • October 11, 2012 • Department chairs and unit directors submit proposals to their respective dean, AVC, AC, VC or interim Chancellor • October 23, 2012 • Deans, AVC, AC, VC and interim Chancellor prioritize proposals and submit a ranked list along with proposals to the Provost

  6. Email Submission • Write/save in Word • 12 point font • Limit of 8 pages • No attachments

  7. Proposal Features • Project Summary • Project Background • Project Narrative • Objectives • Methods • Project Assessment • Evidence? • 4 year graduation? • LELOs?

  8. Budget Considerations • Budget Summary • Budget table • Budget Detail • Narrative detail • If funded • Rebudgeting? • Carry over?

  9. Reviewers • Categorical Committees • 3 students (at least one student senate member) • 2 faculty or academic staff • 1 administrative representative (non-voting) • Funding Analysis Committee • Up to 4 student representatives • Up to 4 representatives from Office of the Provost

  10. Review Process • October 29 – November 8, 2012 • Categorical Review Committees review proposals and rank • November 13-21, 2012 • Funding Analysis Committee recommendations to Student Senate • December 10, 2012 • Student Senate first reading of BCDT Spending Plan • January 28, 2013 • Student Senate second reading and vote on BCDT Spending Plan • Week of February 4, 2013 • BCDT award notifications sent via email

  11. More Questions? • Informal Proposal Discussion Drop-In • September 27, 2012 – 8:00 am to 11:00 am in CETL • October 3, 2012 – 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm in CETL • Technical questions • Budget – Stephanie at 836-4353 or jamelss@uwec.edu • Proposal – Jeremy at 836-5514 or minerjt@uwec.edu • Proposal – Mike at 836-2033 or wickmr@uwec.edu

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