Faculty Senate Report

1. Financial Advisory Committee Faculty Senate Report April 9, 2014 Wesley Stites Robert Brady COMM ARSC Michael Thomsen AEABAFLS Fran Hagstrom RHRCEDHP Lonnie Beard LAW LAW Dan Worrell MGMTWCOB Robert Babcock CHEGENGR Wesley StitesCHBC ARSC Vacant JARCH Judy Schwab ADMN Ex-OFFicio Kathy Van LaningHamADMNEx-OFFicio

2. Faculty Salaries and Hiring Notes, Caveats, and Warnings: Visiting, Adjunct, Executive in Residence Faculty are reported as Lecturer Clinical Faculty are reported as Instructor Emeritus Faculty are excluded Department Chairs are reported in their rank Distinguished and University Professors are included in the Professor rank 12-month salaries are converted to 9-month by multiplying by .8181818 (AAUP methodology) Administrator Salaries are all 12-month Dates correspond to fiscal year Do not operate heavy machinery while reading the underlying data 

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10. Faculty Salaries and Hiring A student taking 30 hours in 2013-14 paid in-state tuition of $6,335.10. What is the marginal cost of another student?

11. Faculty Salaries and Hiring What is the proper student to faculty ratio? What is the proper mix of tenure-track and non-tenure-track faculty?

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14. Faculty Salary Averages relative to SUG

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16. Faculty Salaries OR Hiring?

17. Faculty Raises vs. Administration

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19. Faculty Raises vs. Administration

20. Average Raises Paired t-test

21. Median Raises Paired t-test

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26. Advancement • Meeting with Chris Wyrick and Mark Power, March 31, 2014

27. From FY09 to FY12, Advancement expenditures rose by 66.59%; an average increase of 18.54% every year.  In comparison, the overall University budget grew by 10.56% over the same period, only 3.40% a year. 

28. It takes money to raise money, but… • CASE/NACUBO study “Expenditures in Fund Raising, Alumni Relations, and other Constituent (Public) Relations” 1990 • Mean of 16 cents spent per dollar raised. • Median of 11 cents spent per dollar raised. • California State University system 2001-2003 • Mean of 16 cents spent per dollar raised. • Median of 16 cents spent per dollar raised.

29. Advancement Penn State, Florida, Ohio State, UCLA, U of Washington, U of Virginia, and U of Toronto

30. Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it is lightning that does the work.Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)Bob BradyInstitutional Research Doug Miles Gary Gunderman Kathy Van Laningham

31. Questions? ? What is the meaning of life? Why can’t I lose weight? What is consciousness? How much longer till dinner? Does an infinite three-dimensional space contain more points than an infinite line? Is Kansas City BBQ better than Memphis style BBQ? Why can’t I lose weight? Is there an example of a smooth n-manifold M whose tangent bundle is nontrivial as a bundle but is nonetheless (abstractly) diffeomorphic to the trivial bundle M×Rn? Paper or plastic? Do I want fries with that? Why can’t I lose weight? If I leave now, will anyone notice?

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