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UMKC Women's Center Annual Report 2017-2018: Engaging Community, Expanding Reach

This annual report highlights the UMKC Women's Center's achievements, partnerships, and future priorities, with a focus on engaging the community and expanding their reach. The report includes by-the-numbers data, key highlights, and priorities for moving forward.

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UMKC Women's Center Annual Report 2017-2018: Engaging Community, Expanding Reach

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  1. UMKC Women’s Center 2017 – 2018 Annual Report to the Chancellor Presented on June 18, 2018

  2. Agenda – Annual Report • Welcome – Marie Woodbury • Introductions • Annual Report – Brenda Bethman • Board Updates – Marie Woodbury • Remarks – Interim Chancellor Bichelmeyer • Thank You to departing Advisory Board members/Welcome new Chair – Brenda Bethman

  3. By the Numbers • Total people reached = 5,084 • 1,098 attended events • 2,362attended admission/recruitment events • 768attended other outreach events • 14events – fall / 17events – spring

  4. By the Numbers • 70campus and community partnerships • 65 volunteers • 47,957website hits / 33,856unique visitors • 2,236Facebook / 1,977Twitter / 349Instagram / 1,318YouTube views • 2,151 listserv subscribers

  5. Highlights • F2F numbers declined significantlyfrom previous years (see chart) • Number of events also decreased • Website hits/social media numbers increased

  6. Numbers – Past Three Years

  7. Priorities Moving Forward • Determine role of Board and recruit new members • Bring Violence Prevention and Response and LGBTQIA Programs and Services back to Women’s Center (rename) • Stabilize funding and staffing • Permanently combine Director of WC and WGSS positions

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