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UPDATES

Interim Provost

Sally McRorieSlide2

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

CELEBRATED

PROMOTION &/OR TENURE OF 61

FACULTY

COLLEAGUES IN OVER 25 ACADEMIC UNITS

OCT. 19, 2015 FIRST MEETING OF UNIVERSITY P&T COMMITTEE.

DEC 7 IS DELIBERATIONS MEETING FOR THAT COMMITTEE.

LAST YEAR’S FINAL RESPONSE WAS PRE-BREAKSlide3

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Faculty Hiring

80+Tenured or Tenure-Track Faculty

30+Teaching Faculty

7 Research & Clinical Faculty-

--

Medicine

&

MAGLAB

Ongoing SearchesSlide4

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DEANS’ TRANSITIONS

COLLEGE OF

BUSINESS

Greenwood & Asher

Dean Rasmussen, Chair

COLLEGE OF

LAW

TBD

FAMU/FSU COLLEGE OF

ENGINEERING

Greenwood & AsherSlide5

CARE/UNCONQUERED

SCHOLARS

99

% RETENTION FROM SUMMER TO

FALL

GREAT STORY IN CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION

COURSE SCHEDULER COMING SOON

OUR HIGH SCHOOL PARTNERS PROGRAM AND STUDENT AMBASSADORS PROGRAMS ARE WORKING WELL AND EXPANDING TO SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT FLORIDA AND BEYOND

STUDENT

SUCCESSSlide6

STUDENT SUCCESS

FSU FEDERAL LOAN DEFAULT RATE HAS DROPPED TO 5%

THE NATIONAL DEFAULT RATE FOR ALL FEDERAL LOANS = 11.8%

OVERALL FLORIDA DEFAULT RATE = 14.1%Slide7

Think 15 Project

Students

who took 15 hours were 25% more likely to graduate on time than those who took less than 15 in their first Fall Semester

Students

who take at least one 15+ credit hour semester are 1.5 times more likely to graduate on time.

Students

who never take a 15+ credit hour

semester are almost

3 times more likely to not

graduate

60

% of students who drop out did not take a 15+ hour load during their freshman year

.

60

% of students who took 12 hours or less in the Spring of freshman year

took 12

in the Fall. Slide8

Myth:

If I take 12 hours as a Freshman it will allow me to

get

a higher GPA and get off to a good start

Reality:

Students who took 12 hours in their first Fall

had

the

lowest first-year GPA with an average of 2.95 compared to 3.15 for those who took 14 hours or more. Students

who

took 12 hours in

their first

Fall

and

Spring had a 2.87

GPA

, while those who took 15 or more both semesters had

a 3.24 and

were

MORE likely

to keep their Bright Futures

scholarships

.

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Myth:

Because I came in with AP, IB or dual enrollment credit I can take 12 hours and

still graduate

on time (in four years).

Reality:

Students who take 12 hours in their first Fall are 12% less likely to graduate in four

years

and 60% of the students who dropped out did not take a 15 hour load during their

Freshman year. Taking 12 hours appears to become a habit for most as only 25% took 15 hours their first Spring semester and nearly half are still taking 12 hours the next Fall. Slide10

Myth:

Only

brainiacs

take 15 or more hours at a time.

Reality

: Of the students taking 15 hours in their first Fall, the ones in the lowest 10% based

on test

scores and GPA still graduate sooner than those in the

highest 10% who took 12 hours. So, THINK 15! Slide11

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Academic Analytics

How do FSU programs and faculty compare nationally?

Among peer and/or aspirational institutions?

College and Department Overviews

Faculty Overviews

Evaluating Recent Hires

Evaluating Tenure Effectiveness

What kinds of hires would best help us meet our goals? Slide12

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Performance Based Funding Metric Goals

Florida State University

2015 Work Plan: Performance Funding

METRICS

2015

ACTUAL

2016

GOALS

2017

GOALS

2018

GOALS

2019

GOALS

Percent

of Bachelor’s Graduates

Employed Full-time

in Florida or Continuing their

Education in

the U.S. One Year After Graduation

69%

70%

72%

73%

75%

Median

Wages of Bachelor’s

Graduates Employed Full-time

in Florida One-Year After Graduation

$31,600

$33,000

$34,500

$36,000

$37,000

Average

Cost per Bachelor’s Degree

[Instructional

Costs to the University]

$26,700

 $27,340

 $29,170

 $29,700

 $30,300

FTIC

6 year Graduation Rate

[

Includes full- and part-time students]

79%

79%

80%

80%

81%

Academic

Progress Rate

[

FTIC 2 year Retention Rate with GPA>2 ]

91%

91%

92%

92%

92%

University

Access Rate

[

Percent of Fall Undergraduates with a Pell grant]

30%

32%

32%

32%

33%

Bachelor’s

Degrees Awarded

Within

Programs of Strategic Emphasis

38%

39%

41%

43%

44%

Graduate

Degrees Awarded

Within

Programs of Strategic Emphasis

39%

46%

46%

47%

47%

Board

of Governors Choice

Metric

Number of Faculty

Awards

7

1

6

8

9

Board

of Trustees Choice

Metric

National Rank Higher than Financial

Resources Rank

95/214

90/210

88/208

86/207

85/205Slide14

TARU AWARDS

Make sure faculty are competing for the following awards:

American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Fellows

Beckman Young Investigators

Burroughs

Wellcome

Fund Career Awards

Cottrell Scholars

Fulbright American Scholars

Getty Scholars in ResidenceGuggenheim FellowsLasker Medical Research

Awards

MacArthur Foundation Fellows

National Endowment for the Humanities Fellows

National Humanities Center Fellows

National Institutes of Health Merit

National Medal of Science and National Medal of Technology

NSF Career awards

Newberry Library Long-term Fellows

Pew Scholars in Biomedicine

Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers

Robert Wood Johnson Policy Fellows

Searle Scholars

Sloan Research Fellows

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AORs and FACET Certification

FACET Effort Certifications track employee activities and effort.

AORs are

a prescribed plan of activities and effort

for upcoming academic periods.

FACET Effort Certification reports are

records

stating which activities and effort were performed

during previous academic periods.

FACET Effort certification reports are used in compliance reporting and are the data that the BOG uses in determining Performance Metric 3 Average Cost of UG DegreeSlide16

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