South Seattle College BUDGET HEARING 2014-15FY June 4, 2014.

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South Seattle College BUDGET HEARING FY June 4, 2014

Welcome to the Budget Hearing Budget development challenge Budget development challenge Review South Budget Review South Budget College Council recommendations College Council recommendations FY Approved requests and changes FY Approved requests and changes

South Had a Great Year Accreditation Accreditation Name Change Name Change Vigor Training Center Vigor Training Center BAS new programs development and rollout BAS new programs development and rollout 13 th Year new schools 13 th Year new schools Around the campus Around the campus Online schedule rollout Online schedule rollout Student Loan program Student Loan program WorkSource expansion to GT WorkSource expansion to GT

Current Year FY Faculty Positions: Faculty Positions: One new FT Tenure Track ENGL One new FT Tenure Track ENGL To fill 6 FT Tenure Track To fill 6 FT Tenure Track To fill 5 FT Temporary To fill 5 FT Temporary Educational Support Services position from grant Educational Support Services position from grant Prof/Tech Advisor Prof/Tech Advisor Financial Aid coordinator Financial Aid coordinator Financial Aid Assistant Director Loan Financial Aid Assistant Director Loan Increase for PT Advising Increase for PT Advising Salary adjustment to FT/PT faculties & designated exempt employees Salary adjustment to FT/PT faculties & designated exempt employees

Current Year FY (cont.) IT Specialist (40% on fee account) IT Specialist (40% on fee account) Communication Specialist PIO Communication Specialist PIO Electrician Electrician BAS Teach Tech program funded BAS Teach Tech program funded Contractual Obligations Contractual Obligations New faculty contract anticipated cost New faculty contract anticipated cost Tenure stipend Tenure stipend Turnover savings allocation Turnover savings allocation

Current Year FY (cont.) Classified increments Classified increments Turnover adjustments Turnover adjustments Reinstate Director of Grants position Reinstate Director of Grants position Embedded Career Specialist (50/50 State and Grant) Embedded Career Specialist (50/50 State and Grant) Increased security presents at GT campus Increased security presents at GT campus

Budget Challenges No increase in State Appropriation No increase in State Appropriation State allocation is not finalized State allocation is not finalized No tuition increase No tuition increase No relief in FTE target No relief in FTE target Soft enrollment Soft enrollment Maxed on cost recoveries Maxed on cost recoveries Mandatory commitments Mandatory commitments

SSC Operating Resources Total Operating Budget State Allocation Tuition Cost Recoveries

SSC Core Themes 1. Student Achievement 2. Teaching and Learning 3. College Culture and Climate 4. Community Engagement and Partnership

FY Strategic Budgeting INCREASE Enrollment, Retention, Completion INCREASE Enrollment, Retention, Completion Preserve quality of education Preserve quality of education Achieve maximum efficiency Achieve maximum efficiency

College Council Recommend proposals with overall support of 80% or more Recommend proposals with overall support of 80% or more Made comments for additional consideration on proposals that did not make the threshold Made comments for additional consideration on proposals that did not make the threshold “it is clear that in order to remain sustainable, we need people and resources”

College Council Recommendations  Director of Grants overall support 88%  Adequate funding to Disability Support Services and Tutoring is important  Lab Aid support in technical program  Student outreach and orientation functions are critical to the college's success

College Council Considerations Administrative staffing is prevailing to support campus infrastructure Upgrade to WiFi technology is essential and well supported in the feedback Furniture and Equipment replacement plan should be part of budget process Upgrade student services position at GT yields a greater return on the investment BAS New program rollout should be funded

College Council Considerations Instructional Assistant Dean at GT, campus generates over 800 FTEs and houses two BAS programs Childcare small request for much needed service

College Council Low Support, Low Priority Director of Retail Operations Director of Retail Operations Major Gift Officer Major Gift Officer Hourly Support to Arboretum Hourly Support to Arboretum

Budget Balancing Strategies FY Requests total $1.4 mil Cost Shifts Cost Shifts Efficiencies Efficiencies New Revenue New Revenue Carry Forward Carry Forward

Approved Changes FY ResourcesAmount State Allocation0 General Tuition Increase0 New Tuition BAS350,000 Cost Recoveries0 Director PSIES to self-support16,250 PTF Pool Reduction70,000 Schedule Printing PIO45,000 Schedule Mailing Services25,000 TOTAL Resources/Savings: 506,250

Approved Changes FY PersonnelNet Change NEW Associate Dean GT campus76,000 NEW BAS FTF Sustain. Bld.56,000 NEW Administrative Support BO&IT 35,000 Director of Web Services 20,000 NEW Program Coordinator BAS 20,000 NEW Program Coordinator BAS & FAO 17,000 NEW Program Coordinator DSS 17,000 NEW Hourly Lab Aid Welding 14,490 NEW Custodian 12,550 Educational Planner from grant 25% 11,750 Educational Planner from grant 25% 11,500 Student Services position at GT 10,000 NEW Grounds Specialist 9,000 NEW Hourly Support in Arboretum 6,000 Benefits79,073

Approved Changes (cont.) FY ProjectAmount Apprenticeship Contracts55,078 SBST BAS38,000 Classified Increments31,000 Distance Learning CANVAS12,000 Academic program (AD & G&S)8,000 Staff Development2,500 Automotive Program Coordination3,500 Childcare hourly increase3,300 Dean of Tech Ed. Travel1,500 Aviation Travel2,000 Security & Transportation G&S2,000 Increase lease1,780 DSS & Tutoring Center split G&S & travel1,750 Logistics Program Coordination1,700 Media monitors for classroom podium1,500 Advising Center G&S1,380 13th Year support G&S1,000 FAO travel875 Student Outreach travel320

Budget Development Outcome FY CategoryAmount Total Resources506,250 Total Approved Changes563,796 Budget Shortfall:(57,546) South’s Permanent Operating Budget for 1415 FY is NOT 100% Balanced

One Time Approved Projects FY ProjectAmount Apprenticeship Contracts 626,591 Enterprise WiFi Solution 250,000 Plant Operations Equipment 100,000 Classroom Furniture Replacement Plan 80,000 Competency Based Degree 70,000 Contingency 60,000 Accreditation 60,000 Name Change (signs, brand, print) 60,000 Student Services Outreach Specialist % 56,250 Instructional Equipment 50,000 Orientation Specialist (1/1-6/30/15) from grant 29,250 The Advisory Board membership (planning & research) 27,000 BAS Library Resources 24,000

One Time Approved Projects (cont.) FY ProjectAmount Peer Observation Stipends 22,000 Student Success/Retention Initiatives 20,000 Security hourly staff 17,250 Liquid Gas Purchase 13,000 NEW Hourly Support for 13th Year Program 10,000 ADA Accommodations (faculty & staff) 11,000 Staff Development 2,500 IT & Media Services Replacement Plans Faculty & Staff IT Replacement Plan 96,000 Classroom Podium computers 30,000 Media equipment 80% classroom; 20% other 21,500

Other Changes and Considerations Non operating budget activity Non operating budget activity –S&A Fee –Auxiliary –Grants and Contracts Hourly Info Desk Assistant RSB lobby and Advising Front Desk are funded with local funds Hourly Info Desk Assistant RSB lobby and Advising Front Desk are funded with local funds

Budget Development Key Points FY FY Budget is NOT Balanced Be prepared for minor changes

Summary Budget is spending authority Budget is spending authority Meet enrollment target Meet enrollment target Serve students Serve students Invest in growth Invest in growth Support infrastructure Support infrastructure Be prepared for changes Be prepared for changes

Questions Thank You!