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Town Hall Meeting Budget Allocation Nov. 15 & 16, 2005.

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1 Town Hall Meeting Budget Allocation Nov. 15 & 16, 2005

2 Historical Perspective State tax rebate in 2000 September 11, 2001 State budget deficits in 2002 Campus cost saving measures in 2003 Positive budget balance in 2004 One-time and Permanent Strategic Investments in 2005

3 Current Issues Internal Issues Three years of declining enrollment Increasing enrollment in on-line courses Low retention and graduation rates External Issues and Opportunities Projected decline in high school graduates Projected increase in non-traditional students Opportunity to pursue applied doctorate degrees Closing of General College at U of M

4 Collaborative Budget Process Meet and Confer with bargaining units Student government consultation Town Hall Budget meetings

5 Initial Budget Assumptions Enrollment13,90014,200 Tuition increase 4%0% Salaries 4%4% Health insurance 7.5%7.5% Fuel increase 55% 5% Supplies and equipment 3%2% Tuition waivers GAs4%0% Reserve balance5%5% Debt service based on FY 06 appropriation November 1, 2005 Office of the Chancellor allocation FY 06FY 07

6 Budget Variables Issues Pending for FY’06, FY’07 Final Contract Settlement Costs Tuition rate for FY07 (Chancellor’s Allocation Adjustment rec’d Nov.1)

7 FY ’06 Allocations Update Proposed Additions to base: Began to restore funding levels to that of FY’03 and FY’04 Allocated in spring, effective July 1, 2005 Contingent Additions to base: Enhance operations to provide a better educational environment for our students Strategic planning themes Allocated in summer, effective July 1, 2005

8 Additional Graduate assistants Accreditation expenses Additional Undergraduate Studies faculty and student development Contingent Additions: Academic Distinction

9 Contingent Additions: Diversity & Social Justice Additional ADA accommodations SEVIS coordinator in International Studies Enhance Respect and Responsibility program

10 Contingent Additions: Service Community Campus security officer Additional 75% FTE academic advisor New student kickoff activities MN Campus Compact membership (1/2 funded by SL&D)

11 Contingent Additions: Technology Electronic classrooms LR&TS equipment Computer security technician

12 Contingent Additions: Univ./Community Relations Recruitment-focused advertising Additional development position Athletic Media Relations position KVSC position (restore manager cuts)

13 Contingent Additions: University Infrastructure 2 general maintenance workers 1 trades maintenance worker Strategic planning position (Institutional Effectiveness) Repair & Replacement funding restoration Maintenance vehicles

14 Budget Planning Process for FY ’07 Student recruitment and retention Student support University infrastructure Based on strategic planning themes Parameters for priorities

15 FY’06 & FY’07 Budgets FY’06AdjustmentsFY’07 State Appropriation 52,486,476(709,261)51,777,215 Tuition 66,596,4101,429,65068,026,060 Other 2,316,0001,200,0003,516,000 Total Gross Revenue 121,398,8861,920,389123,319,275 Enrollment Fluctuation (750,000) Total Net Revenue $121,398,8861,170,389$122,569,275 Salaries 73,524,3982,947,81276,472,210 Fringe 21,520,0271,263,77022,783,797 Supplies & Equipment 15,942,971379,18616,322,157 Fenced & Contractual 2,026,98720,1072,047,094 Permanent Investments 4,385,942996,0865,382,028 Reserve Requirement 155,000 Total Expenditures117,400,325 5,761,961123,162,286 Balance 3,998,561(4,591,572)(593,011)

16 Proposed Additions to FY’06 & ’07: Budget Implications Budget AdditionsFY’06FY’07 Balance (11/01/05)$3,998,561($593,011) Academic Distinction(2,052,725)(2,147,100) Service Community(1,506,000)(916,000) Diversity & Social Justice---(140,000) University Community Relations ---(273,000) Total439,836(4,069,111) Tuition Increase (if balanced on tuition) ---6%

17 Proposed Additions to FY’06 & ’07: Academic Distinction Academic program start-up (salaries and operating budget) COSE study and pre-design Employment certification fees Electron microscope First Year Experience Program (Associate Dean, clerical and program expansion) Graduate student recruitment & scholarships

18 Institutional Effectiveness International admissions & recruitment Marketing MnSCU/COE Teacher Center On-line classes PSEO funding Search firms/ Deans & VP Twin Cities admissions recruiter 801 renovation (Ethnic Studies/advising) Proposed Additions to FY’06 & ’07: Academic Distinction

19 Proposed Additions to FY’06 & ’07: Diversity & Social Justice CARE Campus Climate Initiative Under-served student services

20 Proposed Additions to FY’06 & ’07: Service Community 24/7 library access (student request) Call box cameras Career Services/Athletics Counseling & Psych Services Division of General Studies (partial restoration, director, and program expansion) Furnishings & equipment Grad asst/HR Kick Off Week expansion Purchase 808 5 th Ave S. Risk manager

21 Proposed Additions to FY’06 & ’07: University Community Relations Fundraising campaign support Graphics Graduate Assistant Alumni Office receptionist (part-time) (partial restoration of cuts)

22 What Comes Next? November 16 – FY 07 Student Consultation letters to MSUSA November 21 – President’s Council approves final FY 07 budget materials & submits to Chancellor’s office December 7 – MnSCU Board holds public hearings January 18-19 – Final MnSCU Board approval February – FY 06 budget updated with Spring enrollment figures, and final FY 07 budget published on campus May – FY 07 budget detail sheets issued to departments June – FY 07 budgets entered in system

23 And finally… …FY 08 and FY 09 budget discussions begin in the spring!

24 Town Hall Meeting Questions or Comments? For a copy of this presentation and complete budget documents discussed go to: www.stcloudstate.edu/budget


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