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Progress Report

SUNY Oswego. Progress Report. September 21, 2009. U.S. NEWS PUTS OSWEGO AT THE TOP.

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Progress Report

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  1. SUNY Oswego Progress Report September 21, 2009

  2. U.S. NEWS PUTS OSWEGO AT THE TOP SUNY Oswego was honored as one of the “Top Up-and-Coming Schools” in America’s Best Colleges 2010. Oswego was the only public university in New York named as one of the “schools everyone should be watching.”

  3. Annual Average Full-time Equivalent Students 1998-2009 *Projected 9/7/09

  4. Total Fall Headcount Enrollment 1999-2009 *Estimated 9/11/09

  5. Full-time Graduate and Undergraduate Students 1998-2009 (Fall) *Estimated 9/11/09

  6. Part-time Graduate and Undergraduate Students 1998-2009 *Estimated 9/7/09

  7. First-time Full-time Undergraduate Admissions Applications Fall 2003-Fall 2009

  8. First-time Full-time Undergraduate Admissions Accept Rate Fall 2001-Fall 2009 *Estimated 8/19/09

  9. Undergraduate and Graduate Student Diversity Fall 2005 # 278 300 155 41 774 Fall 2006 # 299 294 135 40 768 Fall 2007 # 298 311 139 40 788 Fall 2004 # 281 296 149 33 759 Fall 2009* # 239 159 308 145 36 887 Fall 2008 # 306 318 136 42 802 Racial/Ethnic Group UNDERGRADUATE & GRADUATE Hispanic Multi Black (Non-Hispanic) Asian/Pacific Islander Native American TOTAL * Preliminary Numbers 9/17/09

  10. Self Reported – Underrepresented New Students Fall 2004-Fall 2009 *Estimated 8/28/09

  11. Presidential and Merit Scholarships Fall 1998-2009 Fall 2007 164 94 h.s.a. 1235 SAT 89 92.1 h.s.a. 1155 SAT 232 90 h.s.a. 1110 SAT 101 3.6 g.p.a. 49 636 Fall 2008 179 94 h.s.a. 1240 SAT 104 92 h.s.a. 1150 SAT 258 90 h.s.a. 1101 SAT 105 3.6 g.p.a. 58 704 Fall 2009* 198 94.4 h.s.a. 1240SAT 110 92.5 h.s.a. 1162 SAT 261 89.8 h.s.a. 1111 SAT 138 3.6 g.p.a. 58 765 Fall 1998 145 92.5 h.s.a. 1190 SAT 100 89.5 h.s.a. 1121 SAT 100 3.6 g.p.a. 362 Presidential Scholars Dean’s Scholarship Freshmen Merit Transfer Merit Out of State Residential Total New Awards *Estimated 9/9/09

  12. Selectivity Matrix Fall 2000-2009 Selectivity Groups 1 2 3 4 5 Total Actual Fall 2000 109 – 10.9% 334 – 33.3% 448 – 44.7% 104 – 10.4% 7 – 0.7% 1002 – 100% Actual Fall 2008 247 – 20.2% 506 – 41.4% 470 – 38.4% 0 – 0% 0 – 0 % 1223 – 100% *Estimated Fall 2009 294 – 25.1% 489 – 41.7% 389 – 33.2% 0 – 0% 0 – 0% 1172 – 100% Regular Admits Regular Admits who lack SAT or HS Average 22 – 1.5% 27 – 1.9% 106 – 8.2% Special Admits (EOP/Supplemental) 223 – 15.1% 195 – 13.9% 182 – 14.1% Students not in a Baccalaureate Degree Program 7 – 0.5% 6 – 0.4% Total 1,290 1,475 1,400 *Estimated 9/19/09

  13. Residence Hall Occupancy 1998-2009 *Estimated 8/19/09

  14. Freshman by Region 1998-2009

  15. International Study Abroad

  16. 2009 New Faculty and Staff 20082009 Faculty 41 14 Staff 2010 Total 61 24* *Of the 24 new faculty and staff hires, 8 are from underrepresented groups.

  17. Ahead 2009-2010…

  18. Major Capital Projects • Academic • Integrated Sciences Renovations (Snygg, Piez, Rice Creek) • School of Education Renovations (Park, Wilber) • Penfield Library • Tyler and Waterman Theatre • Sheldon Hall Exterior • Facilities Master Plan • Elevators and Roof Replacements • Major Projects (Residential) • The Village • Addressable Fire Alarms • Elevator Projects • Communications Upgrade

  19. Possibility Scholarship • Need based scholarships for Syracuse and Oswego City School District students interested in STEM fields • Scholarship includes tuition, room, board, summer research institute and global laboratory experience • First possibility scholarships will be awarded to students in class of 2010

  20. The Academic Architecture Plan (TAAP) • Campus wide academic ‘think tank’ • What strategic actions will move SUNY Oswego to increase vitality, achievements and excellence? • How do we shape academic programs and institutional practices to realize this future?

  21. A Vision for the State University of New York 2010-2020 • Phase I: Campus Tours (Summer 2009) • Phase II: State-wide Town Halls (5-7 themes) • Phase III: Launch of Strategic Plan • Phase IV: Implementation and Beyond

  22. NARD Partnership – Dubai, U.A.E. • Partnership with the National Academy of Research and Development • Short Courses • Program Offerings • Faculty and student exchanges • Research Collaborations

  23. Connections Moving Women to Power Vision, Change and Growth September 28 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Keynote Speaker – Joanie Mahoney Onondaga County Executive Emcee - Tammy Palmer News10Now Anchor Speaker – Ken Entenmann Alliance Bank– Senior Vice President and Director of Trust Investment Services Speaker – Eileen Brophy President of Brophy Services, Inc. Speaker – Diane Dillon SUNY Oswego Women’s Hockey Coach

  24. Oswego Reading Initiative (ORI) Summer 2009 Selection FILM SCREENING: Persepolis (Animated Film) by MarjaneSatrapi and Vincent Paronnaud Tue 9/1 • 7 PM Waterman, Theater, Tyler Hall TALK: The Graphic Novel By Calvin Reid To Be Annnounced Q&A SESSION: Understanding Islam By Dr. UlisesMejias (Communication Studies) Wed 10/7 12:40 PM (College Hour) Room 114, Campus Center 7 PM Room 205, Campus Center TALK: Women in Islam By Dr. AsmaBarlas Wed 10/21 •12:40 PM (College Hour) Room 118, Campus Center TALK: Blogging in Iran: A Phantom Public? By Dr. UlisesMejias (Communication Studies) Wed 11/18 • 12:40 PM (College Hour) Room 114, Campus Center

  25. The Way We’ll Be… Salon and Book Signing with John Zogby • International Pollster and Writer • October 28th • 6:30 p.m. – Metro Center

  26. Performing Arts From the book by H.G. WellsWar of the WorldsTuesday, October 13 - Saturday, October 17 • 8 PM & Sunday, October 18 • 2:30 PM Guitar Rhythms, Expert Footwork, Colorful CostumesFlamenco VivoThursday, November 5 • 7:30 PM Pop/Rock RevueSongs for a New WorldFebruary 25, 26, 27 • 8 PM; March 5-6 • 8 PM & March 7 • 2 PM For a complete schedule, go to: Sharon Pollock’sBlood RelationsTuesday, November 17-Saturday, November 21 • 8 PM & Sunday, November 22 • 2 Klezmer Music at its BestThe KlezmaticsWednesday, March 10 • 7:30 PM http://www.oswego.edu/academics/opportunities/artswego/arts/0910season/

  27. Ke-nekt’ Concerts Chamber Music Greatest HitsWednesday, November 19, 2008 • 7:30 PM Dorian Wind Quintet September 17, 2008 • 7:30 PM Amelia Piano Trio Wednesday, September 17, 2008 • 7:30 PM Chamber Music à la mode Matt Wilson's Arts and Crafts Aaron Jay Kernis Evening Wednesday, February 18, 2009 • 7:30 PM Wednesday, April 29, 2009 • 7:30 PM Wednesday, March 4, 2009 • 7:30 PM

  28. Questions?

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