Optimize the acquisition and allocation of human, technological, financial and physical resources.
Background
°®¶¹´«Ã½ enjoys an ever-increasing national and international recognition for academic quality, innovative research and scholarship, and educational value. Our economic development partnerships with the community and state are strong, as are our educational outreach and service initiatives. With our growing regional presence, highlighted by the planning and on-going construction of our new Health Sciences Campus in Johnson City, N.Y., we are well-prepared to build on our role as a leader in higher education. °®¶¹´«Ã½â€™s educational programs and research activity have grown substantially over the past 20 years. Over the past 10 years, we have seen almost 20% growth in our undergraduate and graduate enrollments. We have also greatly expanded our research efforts and research activity across campus continues to grow at an accelerating rate. All of this is accomplished while fostering a broad and inclusive campus culture.
Supporting such growth in research and educational opportunities is a major challenge for the University. As we add new educational programs, we lack sufficient classrooms to accommodate student demand and that are needed to ensure students can enroll in the classes needed for timely graduation. Increasing the number of research-activity faculty requires facilities and laboratory space beyond our current capacity. Many of our buildings were constructed in the 1960s, leaving today’s faculty constrained by spaces that were not built to accommodate current pedagogical and research activities. Support for new facilities, and the innovative use of existing facilities, is critical to our continued success.
In addition, the recruitment and retention of diverse and talented faculty and staff is critical. We must enhance our programs and strategies related to recruitment and the creation of a welcoming environment to ensure successful transitions to our community as well as continually support the professional development of faculty and staff throughout their careers. We must also explore ways to maximize the extraordinary talents of our current employees while implementing technology, when possible, in areas that are hard to recruit.
Moving forward, °®¶¹´«Ã½ must continue to work to maximize the acquisition of new resources, including money, space and partnerships. We must be diligent as we recruit and obtain these resources, and we must manage them well, since the external competition for these scarce resources is high. These resources include state support through the SUNY allocation process; direct, legislative state support; tuition/fee revenue; federal appropriations; research avenues, funds generated by housing and dining services; philanthropic support; and other revenue opportunities through the °®¶¹´«Ã½ Foundation. Vice presidents, deans and departments that own these resources must use them wisely to meet goals they have set and to enable their areas and the University as a whole to achieve the established Strategic Priorities. The work and outcomes of SP5 supports and enables the success of all the strategic priorities.
Goals & Metrics
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has the financial resources necessary to achieve the University's goals
Metric
Revenue per Annual Average Full Time Equivalent (AAFTE) Student
What/How
Calculated as (State Support + Tuition)/AAFTE Student
Why
Measures level of adequate level of financial resources to achieve the mission
Target
$12,500 by 2026
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has the financial resources necessary to achieve the University's goals
Metric
Endowment Growth
What/How
Investable income from donated funds.
Why
To provide current income to support the programs of the University while growing the principle and income over time to increase the purchasing power of the fund.
Target
$200 million by 2026
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has the financial resources necessary to achieve the University's goals
Metric
Foundation/Advancement Support to Campus
What/How
The amount of donated funds that were utilized in a given year.
Why
Supports Campus Initiatives.
Target
$25 million by 2026
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has the financial resources necessary to achieve the University's goals
Metric
% of Alumni Giving
What/How
% of Undergraduate Alumni Giving
Why
Measures level of alumni commitment
Target
7% by 2026
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has faculty and staff resources that ensure a premier educational experience
Metric
Student / Tenure Track Faculty Ratio
What/How
Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Student/ Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Tenure Track Faculty
Why
Measures quality of instruction and student satisfaction
Target
25 by 2026
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has faculty and staff resources that ensure a premier educational experience
Metric
Student / Faculty Ratio
What/How
Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Student/ Full Time Equivalent (FTE) Faculty
Why
Measures quality of instruction and student satisfaction
Target
18 by 2026
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has faculty and staff resources that ensure a premier educational experience
Metric
Faculty Attrition Rates
What/How
Calculates the % of faculty that have left the University, excluding retirements
Why
Measures job satisfaction and the University's ability to retain faculty. Since a healthy organization needs some turnover, the target is an optimum, not a maximum.
Target
Maintain 4%
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has faculty and staff resources that ensure a premier educational experience
Metric
Staff Attrition Rates
What/How
Calculates the % of staff that have left the University, excluding retirements
Why
Measures job satisfaction and the University's ability to retain staff. Since a healthy organization needs some turnover, the target is an optimum, not a maximum.
Target
Maintain 5%
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has the technological resources of a premier public university
Metric
Faculty/staff satisfaction
What/How
Annual survey to measure student/ faculty/staff satisfaction with technological services
Why
Assures that the campus continues to meet the technological needs of the campus community
Target
90% by 2026
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has the technological resources of a premier public university
Metric
Student satisfaction
What/How
Annual survey to measure student/ faculty/staff satisfaction with technological services
Why
Assures that the campus continues to meet the technological needs of the campus community
Target
80% by 2026
Goal: °®¶¹´«Ã½ has the physical infrastructure of a premier public university
Metric
Facilities Condition Index
What/How
FCI = Immediate Renewal (Repair) / Current Cost of Replacement
Why
Life cycle modeling which identifies capital investment needs
Target
10% by 2026