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Freshman/sophomore UW Colleges campuses

Office of the President 1700 Van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Drive, Madison, WI 53706(608) 262-2321

UW Campuses 14-15

UW-Extension offices in all 72 counties

DECEMBER 2015

UW-STOUTMenomonie

UW-EAU CLAIRE

UW-STEVENS POINT

UW-PLATTEVILLE

UW-MADISONUW-WHITEWATER

UW-RIVER FALLS

UW-OSHKOSH

UW-GREEN BAY

UW-PARKSIDEKenosha

UW-MILWAUKEE

UW-BARRON COUNTYRice Lake

UW-MARSHFIELD/WOOD COUNTY

UW-MARATHON COUNTYWausau

UW-FOND DU LAC

UW-FOX VALLEYMenasha

UW-WASHINGTON COUNTYWest Bend

UW-SHEBOYGAN

UW-MANITOWOC

UW-BARABOO/SAUK COUNTY

UW-RICHLANDRichland Center

UW-SUPERIOR

UW-WAUKESHA

UW-ROCK COUNTYJanesville

UW-MARINETTE

UW-LA CROSSE

System Offices Officer Website Phone

President's Office Ray Cross wisconsin.edu/president 608-262-2321Academic and Student Affairs James P. Henderson (designate) wisconsin.edu/offices/asa 608-262-3826Administration David L. Miller wisconsin.edu/offices/admin 608-262-4048Finance Julie Gordon (interim) wisconsin.edu/offices/finance 608-262-1803General Counsel Tomas Stafford wisconsin.edu/offices/gc 608-262-8646Internal Audit Lori Stortz wisconsin.edu/offices/audit 608-263-4397University Relations James Villa wisconsin.edu/offices/our 608-262-4464

UW HELP uwhelp.wisconsin.edu 800-442-6459

Board of Regents Office Officer Website Phone

Jane Radue www.uwsa.edu/regents 608-262-2324

UW Institutions Chancellor or Regional CEO/Dean Website Phone

UW-Eau Claire James Schmidt www.uwec.edu 715-836-2327UW-Extension Cathy A. Sandeen www.uwex.edu 608-262-3786UW-Green Bay Gary L. Miller www.uwgb.edu 920-465-2207UW-La Crosse Joe Gow www.uwlax.edu 608-785-8004UW-Madison Rebecca Blank www.wisc.edu 608-262-9946UW-Milwaukee Mark Mone www.uwm.edu 414-229-4331UW-Oshkosh Andrew J. Leavitt www.uwosh.edu 920-424-0200UW-Parkside Deborah Ford www.uwp.edu 262-595-2211UW-Platteville Dennis J. Shields www.uwplatt.edu 608-342-1234UW-River Falls Dean Van Galen www.uwrf.edu 715-425-3201UW-Stevens Point Bernie L. Patterson www.uwsp.edu 715-346-2123UW-Stout Bob Meyer www.uwstout.edu 715-232-2441UW-Superior Renée Wachter www.uwsuper.edu 715-394-8223UW-Whitewater Beverly A. Kopper www.uww.edu 262-472-1918UW Colleges Cathy A. Sandeen www.uwc.edu 608-262-3786 Baraboo/Sauk County Charles Clark www.baraboo.uwc.edu 608-355-5200 Barron County Keith Montgomery www.barron.uwc.edu 715-234-8176 Fond du Lac Martin Rudd www.fdl.uwc.edu 920-929-1100 Fox Valley Martin Rudd www.uwfox.uwc.edu 920-832-2600 Manitowoc Martin Rudd www.manitowoc.uwc.edu 920-683-4700 Marathon County Keith Montgomery www.uwmc.uwc.edu 715-261-6100 Marinette Keith Montgomery www.marinette.uwc.edu 715-735-4300 Marshfield/Wood County Keith Montgomery www.marshfield.uwc.edu 715-389-6500 Online and Distance Education Michael Bartlett www.online.uwc.edu 608-270-2771 Richland Charles Clark www.richland.uwc.edu 608-647-6186 Rock County Charles Clark www.rock.uwc.edu 608-758-6565 Sheboygan Jackie Joseph-Silverstein www.sheboygan.uwc.edu 608-459-6600 Washington County Jackie Joseph-Silverstein www.washington.uwc.edu 262-335-5200 Waukesha Jackie Joseph-Silverstein www.waukesha.uwc.edu 262-521-5200

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR UW SYSTEM OFFICES AND INSTITUTIONS

The University of Wisconsin System is one of the largest systems of public higher education in the country, serving approximately 180,000 students each fall and employing more than 40,000 faculty and staff statewide.

The UW System is made up of

• 13 four-year universities,• 13 freshman-sophomore

UW Colleges campuses, and• statewide UW-Extension

Together, these institutions are a tremendous academic, cultural, and economic resource for Wisconsin, the nation, and the world.

Fall Enrollment: Approximately 180,000

Annual Budget: $6.1 billion

State Funding: $1.2 billion

Gifts, Grants and Contracts Awarded: $1.4 billion

Economic Impact: $15+ billion annually

Annual Degrees Awarded: More than 36,000

OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE

Accountability Dashboard

The University of Wisconsin System Accountability Dashboard includes a broad spectrum of higher education performance

measures that reflect UW System’s strategic priori-ties or are required by state legislation. To view the Accountability Dashboard, visit:

www.wisconsin.edu/accountability

Introduction to the UW System

Geared toward prospective stu-dents and school counselors, this full-color overview of UW cam-puses and admissions guidelines is published each fall.

To view online, visit:

uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/introduction

Annual Financial Report

To view current and past financial reports, visit:

www.wisconsin.edu/financial-reports

UW SystemABOUT

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1

2014-15 UW System Fact Book

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1


TABLE OF CONTENTSGENERAL INFORMATION

History and Mission of the University of Wisconsin System ...........................................................................................2Organization and Roles ................................................................................................................................................... 3Board of Regents ............................................................................................................................................................ 5UW System Administration Contacts .............................................................................................................................. 7Chancellors ..................................................................................................................................................................... 8UW Colleges Regional Executive Officers/Deans ............................................................................................................9Institutions At-a-Glance ................................................................................................................................................ 10Academic Year Calendar 2014-15 ................................................................................................................................. 12Academic Year Calendar 2015-16 ................................................................................................................................. 13

STUDENT STATISTICSStudent Statistics Definitions ........................................................................................................................................ 14Fall 2014 Report of Headcount Enrollment ..................................................................................................................16Fall 2014 Headcount Enrollment by State of Origin ......................................................................................................18Fall 2014 Headcount Enrollment by Wisconsin County of Origin .................................................................................19Fall 2014 Headcount Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity and Gender ..................................................................................20Fall 2014 Headcount Enrollment by Age-Range and Gender ........................................................................................20Fall 2014 Undergrad Enrollment by Gender and Full-Time/Part-Time Status ..............................................................21Fall Student Headcount, 10-Year History ......................................................................................................................21UW-Extension Contacts and Enrollments .....................................................................................................................22UW System Total Enrollments, 1972-2014 ...................................................................................................................23Headcount Enrollments Historical Table, Fall 1972-2014 .............................................................................................24Full-Time Equivalent Enrollments Historical Table, Fall 1972-2014 ..............................................................................25UW Students of Color, 10-Year History .........................................................................................................................26Transfer Students in the UW System ............................................................................................................................ 27Bachelor’s Degrees Conferred ..................................................................................................................................... 28Graduate/Professional Degrees Conferred ..................................................................................................................29Degrees Conferred, 10-Year History .............................................................................................................................. 30Degrees Conferred, Students of Color, 10-Year History ................................................................................................31Degrees Conferred, By Level and Gender, 10-Year History ...........................................................................................31

FINANCEBudget Allocations by Institution and Source of Funds, 2014-15 .................................................................................32Current Funds Revenues by Source .............................................................................................................................. 34Gifts, Grants and Contracts Awarded, 10-Year History .................................................................................................35Expenditures by Functional and Natural Classification, Fiscal Year 2014 .....................................................................36Expenditures by Function and Funding Source, Fiscal Year 2014 .................................................................................37Undergraduate Student Costs, By Institution, 5-Year History .......................................................................................38Percent of Budget Supported by State Taxes (GPR), 10-Year History ............................................................................40Cost of Education Paid by Resident Undergraduates, 10-Year History ..........................................................................40Undergraduate Student Debt, 2013-14 ........................................................................................................................ 41Resident Undergraduate Expenses, 2014-15 ................................................................................................................41Financial Aid Highlights, 2013-14 .................................................................................................................................. 42UW System Financial Aid Dollars by Institution, 2013-14 .............................................................................................42Financial Aid Grants by Type, 2013-14 .......................................................................................................................... 43UW System Dollar Volume of Financial Aid, 10-Year History ........................................................................................43Funding for Capital Projects .......................................................................................................................................... 44Physical Plant Statistics by University/Unit ...................................................................................................................45

FACULTY AND STAFFBudgeted Faculty and Staff Positions, 2014-15.............................................................................................................46Budgeted Faculty by Institution and Rank, 2014-15 .....................................................................................................47UW System Employees by Race/Ethnicity, Gender and Employment Category ...........................................................48Women Faculty by Rank, 5-Year History .......................................................................................................................49Multicultural Faculty, By Institution, Fall 2014 ..............................................................................................................49Average AAUP Salaries of Full-Time Faculty, 2014-15...................................................................................................50Index ............................................................................................................................................................................. 51

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General Information

HISTORY AND MISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM

Merger of Two Systems of Higher Education

The University of Wisconsin System was created on October 11, 1971, by Chapter 100, Laws of 1971, which combined the two public university systems of the state under a single board of regents. The 1971 legislature set July 1, 1973, as the final date for completion of the merger, but the 1973 Assembly Bill 930, drafted with the help of a Merger Implementation Study Committee to achieve that objective, did not pass in the assembly until the spring session of 1974 and died for lack of senate action when the regular session ended. The bill passed both houses, as Senate Bill 2, in the special session in May 1974 and became law on July 9, 1974. The bill combined the former Chapter 36 (former University of Wisconsin) and Chapter 37 (former Wisconsin State Universities) to create a new Chapter 36 (University of Wisconsin System) of the Wisconsin Statutes. Chapter 36 (www.legis.state.wi.us/statutes/Stat0036.pdf ) sets forth the mission and purpose of the University of Wisconsin System. This statute also describes: the responsibilities and powers of the Board of Regents, faculty and student roles in shared governance, faculty ap-pointment and tenure rights, academic staff appointments, and other aspects involved in the administration of the University of Wisconsin System.

Former University of Wisconsin

The pre-merger University of Wisconsin was created by the state constitution and state law in 1848. At the time of merger in 1971, it consisted of the original land-grant university at Madison (1849); the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee (merged in 1956); UW-Green Bay (1968) and UW-Parkside (1968) plus 10 freshman-sophomore centers (now colleges) and statewide Exten-sion. Total 1971 enrollment was 69,554. Governance was by The Regents of the University of Wisconsin, a board of 10 members, nine appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for nine-year terms, the tenth being the state superintendent of public instruction who served ex-officio on both the UW and WSU boards.

Former Wisconsin State Universities

The Wisconsin State Universities system had its origins in an 1857 state law creating the Board of Regents of Normal Schools. The first of nine such institutions was opened at Platteville in 1866 and the last at Eau Claire in 1916. In 1927, the normal schools received authority to grant baccalaureate degrees in education and were renamed State Teachers Colleges. With the addition of liberal arts programs in 1951, they became Wisconsin State Colleges. (As a side note, UW-Stout was founded as a private institution in 1893. It was governed by a separate Board of Trustees from 1911, when it became a state institution, until 1955 when it was designated part of the Wisconsin State Colleges System.) In 1964, the Wisconsin State Colleges were designated Wisconsin State Universities. At the time of merger in 1971, the board had 14 members, including the state superintendent of public instruction and 13 citizens appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for five-year terms. The WSU system, then governed by the board, consisted of the nine universities and four freshman-sophomore branch campuses (now colleges) and had a total enrollment of 64,148.

The University of Wisconsin System

The 1971 merger law was approved after long debate by a margin of one vote in the senate. It combined the two systems under a single Board of Regents. The current UW System consists of two doctoral campuses (Madison, Milwaukee); eleven compre-hensive campuses (Eau Claire, Green Bay, La Crosse, Oshkosh, Parkside, Platteville, River Falls, Stevens Point, Stout, Superior and Whitewater); thirteen two-year campuses called UW Colleges (Baraboo/Sauk County, Barron County, Fond du Lac, Fox Valley, Manitowoc, Marathon County, Marinette, Marshfield/Wood County, Richland, Rock County, Sheboygan, Washington County and Waukesha); and a statewide Extension with offices in every county. Each institution is named “University of Wisconsin–” followed by the location or name.

Mission Statement

The mission of the University of Wisconsin System is to develop human resources, to discover and disseminate knowledge, to extend knowledge and its application beyond the boundaries of its campuses, and to serve and stimulate society by developing in students heightened intellectual, cultural, and humane sensitivities, scientific, professional and technological expertise, and a sense of purpose. Inherent in this broad mission are methods of instruction, research, extended training, and public service designed to educate people and improve the human condition. Basic to every purpose of the UW System is the search for truth.

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The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System

The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System consists of 18 members, 16 of whom are appointed by the Governor subject to confirmation by the Senate. Of these 16 members, 14 serve staggered, seven-year terms. Two UW System student members are appointed for staggered two-year terms; one is a nontraditional student. Members serve without pay. The state superintendent of public instruction and the president or a designee of the Wisconsin Technical College System Board serve as ex officio members of the board.

The board is responsible for establishing policies and rules for governing the system, planning to meet future state needs for university education, setting admission standards and policies, reviewing and approving university budgets, and establishing the regulatory framework within which the individual units operate with the widest degree of autonomy within the controlling limits of systemwide policies and priorities established by the board. The regents hold eight regular meetings per year.

The board appoints the president of the university system and the chancellors of the 13 universities and UW-Extension and the UW Colleges. All serve at the pleasure of the board. The board grants tenure appointments to qualified faculty members.

The board president, vice president and other corporate officers are elected in June for one-year terms. The president of the board appoints members of the regents’ education; business and finance; audit; capital planning and budget; research, eco-nomic development, and innovation; personnel matters review; and student discipline and other student appeals committees, as well as special committees and external bodies. The regent executive committee consists of the president, vice president, chairs of five standing committees, most recent past president, and one other member appointed by the president.

Presidents of the Board of RegentsW. Roy Kopp, 1971–1973 Laurence A. Weinstein, 1986–1988 Guy A. Gottschalk, 2002–2003 Regina M. Millner, 2015–present

Frank J. Pelisek, 1973–1975 Paul R. Schilling, 1988–1990 Toby E. Marcovich, 2003–2005

Bertram N. McNamara, 1975–1977 Thomas L. Lyon, 1990–1992 David G. Walsh, 2005–2007

Edward E. Hales, 1977–1979 George K. Steil, Sr., 1992–1994 Mark J. Bradley, 2007–2009

Herbert J. Grover, 1979–1980 Michael W. Grebe, 1994–1996 Charles R. Pruitt, 2009–2011

Joyce M. Erdman, 1980–1982 Sheldon B. Lubar, 1996–1998 Michael J. Spector, 2011–2012

David E. Beckwith, 1982–1984 San W. Orr, Jr., 1998–2000 Brent P. Smith, 2012–2013

Ben R. Lawton, 1984–1986 Jay L. Smith, 2000–2002 Michael J. Falbo, 2013–2015

Administration

The president and chancellors of the University of Wisconsin System are charged with implementing regent policies and with administration of the institutions. The system administration, located in Madison, is responsible to the president of the system and assists the Board of Regents in establishing policies, reviewing the administration of such policies and planning the program-matic, financial and physical development of the system.

Presidents of the UW SystemJohn C. Weaver, 1971–1977 Kenneth A. Shaw, 1986–1991 Richard J. Telfer (interim), Jan-Feb 2014 H. Edwin Young, 1977–1980 Katharine C. Lyall (acting), 1991–1992 Raymond W. Cross, 2014-presentRobert M. O’Neil, 1980–1985 Katharine C. Lyall, 1992–2004Katharine C. Lyall (acting), 1985–1986 Kevin P. Reilly, 2004–2013

View more information on presidents at: https://www.library.wisc.edu/archives/exhibits/campus-history-projects/

As executive heads of their respective faculties and institutions, the chancellors are responsible for the administration of their units, including curriculum design; degree requirements; academic standards; grading systems; faculty appointments, evalua-tion, promotion and recommendations for tenure; and auxiliary services and budget management.

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Degree ProgramsAll 13 universities award bachelor’s and master’s degrees. UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee also confer doctoral degrees including clinical/profes-sional doctorates. UW-Eau Claire, UW-La Crosse, UW-Oshkosh, UW-Stevens Point, UW-Stout, and UW-Whitewater confer clinical/professional doctor-ates in selected areas. The UW Colleges offer the Associate of Arts and Science degree and the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree; and six campuses offer the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree in collaboration with UW comprehensive universities.

Role of the Faculty in the UW System Wisconsin law specifically provides that the faculty of each institution, “subject to the responsibilities and powers of the board, the president and the chancellor of such institution, shall have the primary responsibility for advising the chancellor regarding academic and educational activities and faculty personnel matters. The faculty of each institution shall have the right to determine their own faculty organizational structure and to select representatives to participate in institutional governance, except that the faculty of each institution shall ensure that faculty in academic disciplines related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are adequately represented in the faculty organizational structure.”

Role of Academic Staff in the UW System Statutory provision for academic staff participation in governance was added in Act 29 of the Laws of 1985 and was revised by Act 55 of the Laws of 2015: “The academic staff members of each institution, subject to the responsibilities and powers of the board, the president, the chancellor, and the faculty of the institution, shall have the primary responsibility for advising the chancellor regarding the formulation and review, and shall be represented in the development, of all policies and procedures concerning academic staff members, including academic staff personnel matters. The academic staff members of each institution shall have the right to organize themselves in a manner they determine and to select their representatives to participate in institutional governance.”

Role of University Staff in the UW System

On December 7, 2012, the Board of Regents adopted Regent Policy Document 20-20, under which university staff may participate in institutional governance. The Board stated that the purpose of the policy is as follows: “This policy enables active participation in the immediate decision-making and policy development of the institution. Active participation in governance for University Staff under this policy is not collective bargaining and will not result in a labor agreement or contract. University Staff may make recommendations, consider proposals, and raise concerns to institutional leadership.” The Board policy also provides that university staff shall have the right to structure themselves in a manner that they determine and to select their representatives to participate in institutional governance.

Role of Students in the UW System

Wisconsin law provides that the students of each institution or campus “subject to the responsibilities and powers of the board, the president, the chancellor, and the faculty shall have primary responsibility for advising the chancellor regarding the formulation and review of policies concerning student life, services and interests. Students shall have the responsibility for recommending the disposition of those student fees which constitute substantial support for campus student activities, subject to the approval of the chancellor and the final confirmation of the board. The students of each institution or campus shall have the right to organize themselves in a manner they determine and to select their representatives to participate in institutional governance.”

Coordination with the Wisconsin Technical College System Board Coordination of university and vocational-technical education programs is provided for by statute, making the president or his/her designee of each governing board an ex-officio member of the other board. In addition, the two boards have established a joint administrative committee to discuss collaboration and coordination in developing academic programs and in utilizing physical facilities. One major effort has been the development of the Transfer Information System (TIS). TIS is a computerized course equivalency and degree requirement matrix designed to provide students and staff with accurate, current and accessible information to assist students with decisions that will enable them to transfer into and between the UW System institutions and complete their degree programs without unnecessary delay.

City and County Relationships with the UW Colleges and UW-ExtensionThe counties and/or cities in which the UW Colleges are situated own and maintain the campuses, buildings and facilities. Educational programs, equipment and services are provided by the UW System. The colleges are important not only to the educational life of the communities they serve, but to their recreational and cultural life, as well. County UW-Extension offices are departments of county government. Wisconsin Statute 59.56, as passed in 1914 and amended over the years, permits county boards to establish and maintain an educational program in cooperation with Uni-versity of Wisconsin–Extension. The county provides approximately 40 percent of salary support for county-based faculty. The county also provides adequate travel expenses, clerical support, office facilities and general supplies to meet the county programming needs. By statute, Extension agents (county-based educators) are employed with county, state and federal funds. Therefore, both the county and the University of Wisconsin–Extension are involved in selecting agents.

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John Behling (Vice President)Weld, Riley, Prenn & Ricci, S.C.3624 Oakwood Hills ParkwayEau Claire, WI 54701(715) 839-7786Term ends: 2019

Mark BradleyRuder Ware, LLSCP.O. Box 8050500 First St., Suite 8000Wausau, WI [email protected](715) 845-4336Term ends: 2017

José DelgadoW240N1221 Pewaukee RoadWaukesha, WI 53188(262) 893-7964Term ends: 2021

Tony EversWisconsin Dept of Public InstructionP.O. Box 7841, 125 South Webster StreetMadison, WI [email protected](608) 266-1771

Margaret FarrowW262N2402 Deer Haven DrivePewaukee, WI [email protected](414) 750-9792Term ends: 2020

Michael M. GrebeHUSCO International, Inc.2239 Pewaukee RoadWaukesha, WI [email protected](262) 513-4326Term ends: 2022

Eve Hall African American Chamber of Commerce633 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 603Milwaukee, WI 53203Term ends: 2021

Nicolas Harsy333 East Campus Mall, #3136Madison, WI [email protected](608) 263-3456Term ends: 2016

Tim HigginsChiRho ServicesP.O. Box 2602 Appleton, WI [email protected](920) 832-9950Term ends: 2018

James Langnes III1208 West Carriage DriveWhitewater, WI [email protected](205) 532-0344Term ends: 2017

Edmund ManydeedsRichie, Guettinger & Manydeeds, S.C.P.O. Box 1457Eau Claire, WI 54702(715) 832-5777Term ends: 2017

Regina Millner (President)P.O. Box 167Madison, WI [email protected](608) 241-8660Term ends: 2019

Janice Mueller5 Sauk Creek CircleMadison, WI [email protected] ends: 2020

Drew PetersenTDS Telecommunications Corp.525 Junction Road, Suite 7000Madison, WI [email protected](608) 664-4155Term ends: 2022

Charles PruittA.B. Data, Ltd.600 A B Data DriveMilwaukee, WI [email protected](414) 961-6403Term ends: 2016

S. Mark TylerOEM Fabricators, Inc.300 McMillan RoadWoodville, WI [email protected](715) 698-2111

José Vásquez2657 LeFeber AvenueWauwatosa, WI [email protected](414) 530-7520Term ends: 2016

Gerald Whitburn827 Parcher StreetWausau, WI 54403(715) 848-0721Term ends: 2018

Office of the Board of RegentsJane Radue, Executive DirectorTou Her, Program and Policy AnalystJess Lathrop, Special AssistantMegan Wasley, Administrative Assistant

1860 Van Hise Hall1220 Linden DriveMadison, WI 53706email: [email protected]: (608) 262-2324

BOARD OF REGENTS

Visit the Board of Regents website www.wisconsin.edu/regents/• Regent bios• Meeting documents• Minutes• Reports• Policies• Archive• and more

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BOARD OF REGENTS

Officers

Regina Millner, President Julie Gordon, Trust OfficerJohn Behling, Vice President Tomas Stafford, Assistant Trust OfficerJane Radue, Corporate Secretary Douglas Hoerr, Assistant Trust Officer

Standing Committees

ExecutiveRegina Millner (Chair)John Behling (Vice Chair)Michael M. GrebeTim HigginsEdmund ManydeedsJanice MuellerDrew PetersenCharles PruittGerald Whitburn

Business and FinanceJanice Mueller (Chair)Charles Pruitt (Vice Chair) Mark BradleyJosé DelgadoMichael M. GrebeEve HallNicolas HarsyJosé Vásquez

Capital Planning and BudgetEdmund Manydeeds (Chair)José Delgado (Vice Chair)Tony EversJames LangnesJosé Vásquez

AuditMichael M. Grebe (Chair)Gerald Whitburn (Vice Chair)Margaret FarrowJanice MuellerCharles Pruitt

EducationGerald Whitburn (Chair)Drew Petersen (Vice Chair)Tony EversMargaret FarrowTim HigginsJames LangnesEdmund ManydeedsS. Mark Tyler

Research, Economic Development, and InnovationTim Higgins (Chair)Eve Hall (Vice Chair)Mark BradleyNicolas HarsyDrew PetersenS. Mark Tyler

Personnel Matters ReviewEdmund Manydeeds (Chair)José DelgadoEve HallCharles PruittS. Mark Tyler

Student Discipline and Other Student AppealsMargaret Farrow (Chair)Tony EversMichael M. GrebeJames LangnesJosé Vásquez

Faculty and Academic Staff Collective BargainingNA

The Regent President and Vice President serve as ex-officio voting members of all committees.

2015 Regular Meeting Schedule 2016 Regular Meeting ScheduleFebruary 5-6, 2015 (hosted by UW-Madison) February 4-5, 2016 (hosted by UW-Madison)March 5, 2015 (in Madison) March 10, 2016 (in Madison)April 9-10, 2015 (hosted by UW Colleges and UW-Extension at UW-Waukesha) April 7-8, 2016 (hosted by UW-Green Bay)June 4-5, 2015 (hosted by UW-Milwaukee) June 9-10, 2016 (hosted by UW-Milwaukee)July 9, 2015 (in Madison) August 18-19, 2016 (in Madison)September 10-11, 2015 (hosted by UW-Whitewater) October 6-7, 2016 (hosted by UW-Eau Claire)October 8-9, 2015 (in Madison) November 10, 2016 (in Madison) December 10-11, 2015 (in Madison) December 8-9, 2016 (in Madison)

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UW SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION CONTACTS

Name Title Offi ce* Phone (area 608) E-Mail Assistant

Ray Cross President 1720 VH 262-2321262-0110 [email protected] Jill Mueller

Ruth Anderson Asst. VP, Administra ve Services 105 RGT 263-4378 [email protected]

Kris ne Andrews Assoc. VP, Federal and Corporate Rela ons 1764 VH 263-3362 [email protected] Monica Rice

David Brukardt Assoc. VP, Economic Develop-ment 1660 VH 262-3905 [email protected] Monica Rice

Shenita BrokenburrSr. Assoc. VP & Chief Human Resources Offi cer, HR & Work-force Diversity

224 RGT 262-8299 [email protected] Teresa Bu ers

Sue Buth Director, Policy Analysis & Research 1530 VH 262-1751 [email protected] Kelly Campbell

Julie Gordon Assoc. VP, Financial Administra on 254 RGT 262-1803 [email protected] Deb Zurkirchen

Julie Gordon Vice President, Finance (in-terim) 1624 VH 262-7540 [email protected] Kathy Dickerson

Freda Harris Assoc. VP, Budget & Planning 1520 VH 262-2734 [email protected] Kathy Dickerson

James P. Henderson Vice President, Academic & Student Aff airs (designate) 1730 VH 262-3826 [email protected] Kristy Gorman

Douglas Hoerr Director, Trust Funds 305 RGT 262-9779 [email protected] vacant

Alex Hummel Assoc. VP, Communica ons 1746 VH 262-4463 [email protected] Kris e Nielson

Stephen Kolison Assoc. VP, Academic Programs and Educa onal Innova on 1642 VH 263-3680 [email protected] Ann Fisher

David L. Miller Vice President, Administra on 1752 VH 262-4048 [email protected] Jennie Bauernhuber

Jane S. Radue Exec. Director & Corporate Sec. of the Board of Regents 1860 VH 262-2324 [email protected] Megan Wasley

Alexandria Roe Assoc. VP, Capital Planning & Budget 245 RGT 265-0551 [email protected] Lisa Tessman

David StackAssoc. VP, Learning & Infor-ma on Technology Services (interim)

1552 VH 265-4622 [email protected] Diana Trendt

Tomas Staff ord General Counsel 1856 VH 263-6105 tstaff [email protected] Alicia BollLori Stortz Chief Audit Execu ve 240 RGT 263-4395 [email protected] Renee ThumsDiann Sypula Director, Service Center 201 WW 262-2656 [email protected] Gina BarbosaJessica Tormey Chief of Staff 1708 VH 265-5953 [email protected] Jill Mueller

James Villa Vice President, University Rela ons 1760 VH 262-4464 [email protected] Kris e Nielson

Vicki Washington Assoc. VP, Student Aff airs 1604 VH 262-8636 [email protected] Brinsen Wynn

*RGT = 780 Regent Street, Madison, 53715 VH = Van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Drive, Madison, 53706 WW = 660 W. Washington Avenue, Madison, 53703

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CHANCELLORS

Institution/Address Name Phone/Assistant Email Address YearAppointed

UW Colleges432 N. Lake St.Madison 53706

Cathy A. Sandeen 608-262-3786Katy Kaiser

[email protected] 2014

UW-Eau Claire105 Garfield Ave.Eau Claire 54702

James Schmidt 715-836-2327Suzanne Olson [email protected] 2013

UW-Extension432 N. Lake St.Madison 53706

Cathy A. Sandeen 608-262-3786Katy Kaiser

[email protected] 2014

UW-Green Bay2420 Nicolet Dr.Green Bay 54311

Gary L. Miller 920-465-2207Paula Marcec [email protected] 2014

UW-La Crosse1725 State St.La Crosse 54601

Joe Gow 608-785-8004Judith Albert [email protected] 2007

UW-Madison500 Lincoln Dr.Madison 53706

Rebecca Blank 608–262–8967Mary E. Erickson [email protected] 2013

UW-MilwaukeePO Box 413Milwaukee 53201

Mark Mone 414-229-5673Christine Adams-Matt [email protected] 2014

UW-Oshkosh800 Algoma Blvd.Oshkosh 54901

Andrew J. Leavitt 920-424-0200Suzette Thibadeau [email protected] 2014

UW-ParksidePO Box 2000Kenosha 53140-2000

Deborah Ford 262-595-2211Diane Donnelly [email protected] 2009

UW-Platteville1 University PlazaPlatteville 53818

Dennis J. Shields 608-342-1234Joyce Burkholder [email protected] 2010

UW-River Falls410 South Third St.River Falls 54022

Dean Van Galen 715-425-3201Sherri Skogen [email protected] 2009

UW-Stevens Point2100 Main St.Stevens Point 54481

Bernie L. Patterson 715-346-2123Jean Scherer [email protected] 2010

UW-Stout712 S. BroadwayMenomonie 54751

Bob Meyer 715-232-2441Julie Zack [email protected] 2014

UW-SuperiorBelknap & CatlinSuperior 54880

Renée Wachter 715-394-8221Sonda Strom [email protected] 2011

UW-Whitewater800 W. Main St.Whitewater 53190

Beverly A. Kopper 262-472-1918Rebecca Reichert [email protected] 2015

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UW COLLEGES REGIONAL EXECUTIVE OFFICERS/DEANS Effective January 2016

Region Campus Address and Website Regional CEO/Dean

North

UW-Barron County1800 College Drive, Rice Lake 54868-2497barron.uwc.edu

Keith Montgomery [email protected]

UW-Marathon County518 South 7th Avenue, Wausau 54401-5396uwmc.uwc.eduUW-Marshfield/Wood County2000 West 5th Street, Marshfield 54449marshfield.uwc.eduUW-Marinette750 West Bay Shore Street, Marinette 54143-4253marinette.uwc.edu

Northeast

UW-Fond du Lac400 University Drive, Fond du Lac 54935-2950fdl.uwc.edu

Martin [email protected]

UW-Fox Valley1478 Midway Road, Menasha 54952uwfox.uwc.eduUW-Manitowoc705 Viebahn Street, Manitowoc 54220-6699manitowoc.uwc.edu

Southeast

UW-SheboyganOne University Drive, Sheboygan 53081-4760sheboygan.uwc.edu

Jackie [email protected]

UW-Washington County400 University Drive, West Bend 53095-3699washington.uwc.eduUW-Waukesha1500 University Drive, Waukesha 53188-2799waukesha.uwc.edu

Southwest

UW-Baraboo/Sauk County1006 Connie Road, Baraboo 53913baraboo.uwc.edu

Charles [email protected]

UW-Richland1200 Highway 14 West, Richland Center 53581-1316richland.uwc.eduUW-Rock County2909 Kellogg Avenue, Janesville 53546-5699rock.uwc.edu

N/AUW Colleges Online and Distance Education34 Schroeder Court, Suite 200, Madison 53711online.uwc.edu

Michael Bartlett, [email protected]

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General Information

INSTITUTIONS AT-A-GLANCEUW-EAU CLAIREEau Claire, WI 54702-4004Tel.: (715) 836-2637Web: www.uwec.eduFounded: 1916Chancellor: James SchmidtFall 2014 Enrollment: 10,692Academic Programs: 53 undergraduate majors; 11 master’s degrees; educational specialist degree; doctor of nursing practice (DNP)Student Newspaper: The Spectator, weekly, www.spectatornews.com; The Flip Side, bi-weekly, www.flipsidepress.org Radio Station: WUEC-FM, 89.7 MHz., www.wuec.org, 5,000 watts2014-2015 Budget: $220,826,675

UW-GREEN BAYGreen Bay, WI 54311-7001Tel.: (920) 465-2000Web: www.uwgb.eduFounded: 1965Chancellor: Gary L. MillerFall 2014 Enrollment: 6,921Academic Programs: 40 undergraduate majors; 6 master’s programs (Applied Leadership for Teaching and Learning, Management, Envi-ronmental Science and Policy, Social Work, Sustainable Management, Leadership and Management in Health Systems) Student Newspaper: The Fourth Estate, weeklyRadio Station: WPNE-FM, 89.3 MHz.; WHID-FM, 88.1 MHz (located on UW-Green Bay campus and operated by the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board and UW-Extension)2014–2015 Budget: $127,529,471

UW-LA CROSSELa Crosse, WI 54601Tel.: (608) 785-8000Web: www.uwlax.eduFounded: 1909Chancellor: Joe GowFall 2014 Enrollment: 10,664Academic Programs: 45 undergraduate majors; 17 master’s degrees; education specialist; doctor of physical therapy; 3 certificate programsStudent Newspaper: The Racquet, weeklyRadio Station: WLSU-FM, 88.9 Mhz, 8,200 watts, and WHLA-FM, 90.3 Mhz, 100,000 watts, affiliated with Wisconsin Public Radio.TV: 75 cable channels, 5 in-house channels, direct cablecasting to com-munity, fiber campus wide, Video Over IP with multiport bridging, satel-lite downlinking, audio conferencing capabilities, digital media creation and production2014-2015 Budget: $223,548,975

UW-MADISONMadison, WI 53706Tel.: (608) 262-1234Web: www.wisc.edu Founded: 1848Chancellor: Rebecca BlankFall 2014 Enrollment: 42,865Academic Programs: 134 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 147 disciplines; Ph.Ds in 107 disciplines; 7 professional practice doctor-ates (M.D.; J.D.; Aud. w/ UWSP; DNP; D.V.M.; Pharm.D.; DPT); S.J.D.Student Newspapers: Daily Cardinal (daily); Badger Herald (daily)Radio Stations: WHA* 970 KHz, 4,340 watts; WERN-FM* 88.7 MHz, 25,000 watts; WSUM 91.7 MHz, 5,500 wattsTV: WHA-TV*, Ch. 21, 60-mile radius

2014-2015 Budget: $2,922,656,172*Located on campus and operated by the Wisconsin Educational Communica-tions Board and UW-Extension

UW-MILWAUKEEMilwaukee, WI 53201Tel.: (414) 229-1122Web: www.uwm.eduFounded: 1885Chancellor: Mark MoneFall 2014 Enrollment: 28,013Academic Programs: 93 undergraduate majors; 59 master’s degrees, education specialist; 34 doctoral; 2 professional practice doctorates (DNP; DPT) Radio Station: WUWM-FM, 89.7 Mhz, www.wuwm.com, 13,500 watts2014-2015 Budget: $704,609,577

UW-OSHKOSHOshkosh, WI 54901Tel.: (920) 424-1234Web: www.uwosh.eduFounded: 1871Chancellor: Andrew J. Leavitt Fall 2014 Enrollment: 14,542Academic Programs: 62 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 19 disciplines, 5 graduate achievement programs, 19 certificate pro-grams; professional practice doctorate (DNP)Student Newspaper: Advance-Titan, semi-weeklyRadio Station: WRST-FM, 90.3 MHz; 960 wattsTV: closed-circuit on campus, cable casting on the Time WarnerCable System in Oshkosh. 2014-2015 Budget: $265,464,029

UW-PARKSIDESomers, WI 53144Tel.: (262) 595-2345Web: www.uwp.eduFounded: 1968Chancellor: Deborah FordFall 2014 Enrollment: 4,584Academic Programs: 37 undergraduate majors; 4 master’s degrees: Business Administration (MBA), Applied Molecular Biology (MSAMB), Computer and Information Systems (MSCIS), Sustainable ManagementStudent Newspaper: The Ranger News, weeklyRadio Station: WIPZ 101.5FM and web streaming2014-2015 Budget: $100,447,827

UW-PLATTEVILLEPlatteville, WI 53818Tel.: (608) 342-1491Web: www.uwplatt.eduFounded: 1866Chancellor: Dennis J. ShieldsFall 2014 Enrollment: 8,901Academic Programs: 44 undergraduate majors (2 are delivered via distance ed); 11 master’s programs, including a joint International Master’s, 6 web-based master’s programs, and 3 on-campus graduate programs.Student Newspaper: Exponent, weeklyRadio Station: WSUP-FM, 90.5 MHz., 1,000 wattsTechnology: ITFS origination and receive; satellite downlinking; com-pressed videoconferencing; fiber optic network.2014-2015 Budget: $188,041,742

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UW-RIVER FALLSRiver Falls, WI 54022Tel.: (715) 425-3911Web: www.uwrf.eduFounded: 1874Chancellor: Dean Van GalenFall 2014 Enrollment: 6,184Academic Programs: 51 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 12 disciplines, education specialist degree in school psychology, and 4 post-baccalaureate certificate programsStudent Newspaper: The Student Voice, weeklyRadio Station: WRFW-FM, 88.7 MHz, 3,000 wattsTV: Four campus-originated channels including one automated bulletin board, a closed-circuit student film channel, a channel for satellite downlinks and channel 19, student organization local access for campus and the communities of Hudson and River Falls. Satellite downlinking, video/IP conferencing, video production, athletic event streaming, and DVD authoring.2014-2015 Budget: $134,428,384

UW-STEVENS POINTStevens Point, WI 54481Tel.: (715) 346-0123Web: www.uwsp.eduFounded: 1894Chancellor: Bernie L. PattersonFall 2014 Enrollment: 9,322Academic Programs: 58 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 13 programs; professional practice doctorate (Aud. w/ UW-Madison)Student Newspaper: The Pointer, weeklyRadio Station: WWSP-FM, 89.9 MHz., 30,000 watts.Charter Cable TV ch. 998; IP high definition videoconferencing; C and Ku band satellite downlinking2014-2015 Budget: $219,649,424

UW-STOUTMenomonie, WI 54751Tel.: (715) 232-1122Web: www.uwstout.eduFounded: 1891Chancellor: Bob MeyerFall 2014 Enrollment: 9,371Academic Programs: 48 undergraduate majors; 23 master’s degrees, education specialist degrees in Career and Technical Education and School Psychology; and doctor of education in Career and Technical Ed.Student Newspaper: Stoutonia, weeklyTechnology: 1,100 wireless access points providing up to 300 Mbs of bandwidth. WiFi network ave. 5,200 unique users a day. Campus inter-net connection is 2Gbs. Wired connections are 100 Mbs or 1GB speeds. 62 mediated general classrooms, 71 mediated labs, 3 distance educa-tion labs, 1 distance ed./video production studio.2014-2015 Budget: $209,213,835

UW-SUPERIORSuperior, WI 54880Tel.: (715) 394-8101Web: www.uwsuper.eduFounded: 1893Chancellor: Renée WachterFall 2014 Enrollment: 2,589Academic Programs: 33 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 7 disciplines; specialist degree in educational administrationStudent Newspaper: The StingerRadio Station: KUWS-FM, 91.3 MHz, 83 kilowattsTechnology: 200 wireless access points providing 300 Mbs of band-width. WiFi network ave. 1,500 unique users a day. Campus internet

connection is 600 Mbs. Wired connections are 100 Mbs or 1GB speeds.2014-2015 Budget: $74,460,302

UW-WHITEWATERWhitewater, WI 53190Tel.: (262) 472-1234Web: www.uww.eduFounded: 1868Chancellor: Beverly A. KopperFall 2014 Enrollment: 12,159Academic Programs: 49 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 11 disciplines; 1 cooperative graduate program; 7 post-baccalaureate certificate programsStudent Newspaper: The Royal Purple, weeklyRadio Station: WSUW-FM, 91.7 MHz., 1300 wattsTV: Closed circuit system on campus provides 81 channels of program-ming including two local channels. Cable 19 is a student operated televi-sion service which features student produced sports, news and public affairs, arts, and entertaining programming that can also be seen in the City of Whitewater. The Residence Hall Movie Channel (Channel 16) shows contemporary and classic films for students living in residence halls.2014-2015 Budget: $219,278,612

UW COLLEGESCentral Office: 432 N. Lake St.Madison, WI 53706Tel.: (608) 262-3786Web: www.uwc.eduChancellor: Cathy A. SandeenFall 2014 Enrollment: 14,172 at 13 campuses and onlineAcademic Programs: Freshman, sophomore, liberal arts general educa-tion, pre-professional studies, Associate of Arts and Science degree,and Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree (at 6 campuses); also col-laborative bachelor and master degree, certificate, credit and non-credit continuing education, and community outreach programs.Student Newspapers: at 5 campuses2014-2015 Budget: $145,609,834(For a listing of all Colleges, locations, telephone numbers and Deans, see page 9.)

UW-EXTENSIONAdministrative Office: 432 N. Lake St.Madison, WI 53706-1498Tel.: (608) 262-3786Web: www.uwex.eduFounded: 1891Chancellor: Cathy A. Sandeen2013-14 contacts and enrollments: see page 22Programming divisions: Broadcasting and Media Innovations; Continu-ing Education, Outreach and E-Learning; Cooperative Extension; Busi-ness and EntrepreneurshipRadio: Wisconsin Public Radio, a partnership with the Wisconsin Educa-tional Communications Board. Network of 34 stations around the state.TV: Wisconsin Public Television, a partnership with the Wisconsin Educa-tional Communications Board. Six broadcast stations covering the entire state with the exception of Milwaukee.Area Served: Statewide. UW-Extension faculty/staff in every county Extension Office and at all UW System institutions and 3 tribal nations.Facilities: Provided by the 72 Wisconsin counties, UW-Extension Confer-ence Centers in Madison, and UW System university/college facilities statewide.2014-2015 Budget: $219,661,716

12 ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2014-15


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ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2014-15

Semester I

Institution Faculty Contract Year

RegistrationAdvising

Classes Begin Semester Ends Commencement

Eau Claire 8/25-5/24 8/27-8/29 9/2 12/19 12/20Green Bay 8/25-5/24 8/25-8/29 9/2 12/17 12/13La Crosse 8/25-5/24 8/29-9/1 9/2 12/29 12/14Madison 8/25-5/24 Varies by Major 9/2 12/20 12/21Milwaukee 8/18–5/17 8/25-8/29 9/2 12/20 12/14Oshkosh Any 39 weeks

between 6/16/14 and 6/5/15

Begins 9/2 9/3 1/23 12/13

Parkside 8/24-5/23 Begins 4/14 9/3 12/12 12/13Platteville 8/19-5/19 8/19-8/29 9/2 12/19 12/13River Falls 8/25-5/24 8/25-8/29 9/3 12/18 12/13Stevens Point 8/25-5/24 8/27-8/29 9/2 12/19 12/13Stout 8/25-5/24 9/1-9/2,10/22 9/3 12/19 12/13Superior 8/24-5/24 Begins 10/13 9/2 12/19 12/13Whitewater 8/20-5/19 8/20-8/29 9/3 12/23 12/13Colleges 8/25-5/24 8/25-8/29 9/2 12/22 --

Semester II

Institution Interim Registration Advising

Classes Begin

Spring Recess Semester Ends

Commencement

Eau Claire 1/5-1/23 1/22–1/23 1/26 3/23-3/27 5/22 5/23Green Bay 1/2-1/23 1/12-1/23 1/26 3/14-3/22 5/15 5/16La Crosse 1/5–1/23 1/24-1/25 1/26 3/13–3/23 5/22 5/10Madison -- Varies by Major 1/20 3/28-4/5 5/16 5/15-5/17Milwaukee 1/5-1/22 1/20-1/23 1/26 3/15-3/22 5/16 5/17Oshkosh 1/5-1/23 Begins 1/30 2/2 3/22-3/29 6/5 5/16Parkside 1/5-1/31 Begins 11/10/14 2/2 3/29-4/5 5/15 5/16Platteville 1/5-1/16 1/7-1/16 1/20 3/14-3/22 5/15 5/9River Falls 12/26-1/24 1/20-1/23 1/26 3/14-3/20 5/14 5/16Stevens Point 1/5-1/17 1/14-1/16 1/20 3/14-3/22 5/15 5/16Stout 1/5-1/24 3/31 1/26 3/14-3/22 5/15 5/9Superior 12/26-1/16 Begins 3/9 1/20 3/16-3/20 5/15 5/16Whitewater 12/29-1/16 1/12-1/16 1/20 3/20-3/30 5/19 5/16Colleges -- 1/12-1/16 &

1/20-1/231/26 3/23-3/27 5/19 --

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ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2015-16

Semester I

Institution Faculty Contract Year

RegistrationAdvising

Classes Begin Semester Ends Commencement

Eau Claire 8/24-5/22 8/28, 8/31 & 9/1 9/2 12/18 12/19Green Bay 8/24-5/22 8/24-8/28 9/2 12/15 12/19La Crosse 8/31-5/29 8/31 9/8 12/30 12/20Madison 8/24-5/22 Varies by Major 9/2 12/23 12/20Milwaukee 8/24–5/22 8/24-8/27 9/2 12/14 12/20Oshkosh Any 39 weeks

between 6/15/15 and 6/3/16

Begins 9/8 9/9 12/18 12/19

Parkside 8/24-5/22 4/6-8/29 9/2 12/11 12/12Platteville 8/24-5/18 8/24-9/1 9/2 12/22 12/12River Falls 8/24-5/22 8/24-8/28 9/2 12/21 12/19Stevens Point 8/24-5/23 8/24-8/26 9/2 12/22 12/19Stout 8/24-5/22 9/7-9/8 9/9 12/22 12/19Superior 8/26-5/24 4/6-9/9 9/2 12/22 12/19Whitewater 8/19-5/17 Year Round 9/2 12/23 12/19Colleges 8/26-5/24 8/26-8/28, 8/31

& 9/19/2 12/22 --

Semester II

Institution Interim Registration Advising

Classes Begin

Spring Recess Semester Ends

Commencement

Eau Claire 1/4-1/22 1/21–1/22 1/25 3/21-3/25 5/20 5/21Green Bay 1/4-1/22 1/11-1/22 1/25 3/12-3/20 5/13 5/14La Crosse 1/4–1/22 1/19 1/25 3/11–3/21 5/20 5/14Madison -- Varies by Major 1/19 3/19-3/27 5/14 5/13-5/14Milwaukee 1/4-1/21 1/19-1/22 1/25 3/13-3/20 5/10 5/15Oshkosh 1/4-1/22 1/29 2/1 3/20-3/27 6/3 5/14Parkside 1/4-1/29 1/9-1/29 2/1 3/20-3/26 5/13 5/14Platteville 1/4-1/15 1/12-1/15 1/19 3/19-3/28 5/13 5/7River Falls 12/23-1/23 1/19-1/22 1/25 3/14-3/20 5/12 5/14Stevens Point 1/4-1/20 1/20-1/22 1/25 3/19-3/27 5/20 5/21Stout 12/28-1/16 10/27 1/19 3/11( 5pm)-

3/205/6 5/7

Superior 12/28-1/15 11/2-1/25 1/19 3/12-3/20 5/13 5/14Whitewater 12/29-1/15 Year Round 1/19 3/18-3/28 5/17 5/14Colleges -- 1/12-1/15 &

1/19-1/201/25 3/21-3/25 5/20 --

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Student Statistics

STUDENT STATISTICS DEFINITIONS

ASSOCIATE DEGREEThe award designating the completion of an academic program requiring two years of full-time preparation. Associate degrees are awarded by all of the freshman/sophomore UW Colleges and several of the UW comprehensive institutions.

BACHELOR’S DEGREEThe award designating the completion of an academic program requiring four, but not more than five, years of full-time preparation.

COMPREHENSIVE UNIVERSITYThe 11 UW System universities that are primarily designated as bachelor’s and master’s degree granting institutions.

DEGREES CONFERREDThe number of degrees awarded during a fiscal year (July 1-June 30).

DOCTORATE-RESEARCH/SCHOLARSHIP DEGREEA Ph.D. or other doctor’s degree that requires advanced work beyond the master’s level, including the preparation and defense of a dissertation based on original research, or the planning and execution of an original project demonstrating substantial artistic or scholarly achievement.

DOCTORAL UNIVERSITYThe designation for UW System institutions that confer a significant number of doctorate-research/scholarship degrees in addition to bachelor’s and master’s degrees.

FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE)An enrollment calculation representing one student enrollment at full credit load. FTE calculation is based on the number of credits carried di-vided by 15, 12 or 7, depending on the student’s program (undergraduate, graduate, doctoral-research/scholarship, professional practice) level.

FULL-TIME/PART-TIME STATUSAn enrollment category based on a student’s credit load. Full-time undergraduates have 12 or more credits. Full-time master’s, education specialist, clinical doctorate, and graduate specials have 8 or more credits at UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee, and 9 or more credits at all other campuses.

GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN (STATE)The state in which the student resided at the time of application. Students not from one of the 50 United States are grouped into 3 additional categories - International, U.S. Territories, and U.S. Citizens Abroad.

GRADUATE/PROFESSIONALThis category includes both students seeking a graduate degree (master’s, education specialist, or Ph.D.) and professional practice students (who are seeking a degree in medicine, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, or a clinical doctorate degree). Non-degree seeking students, who are assessed graduate fees, are also included in this category.

GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL DEGREEThis grouping reports degrees at the doctorate-research/scholarship, master’s, and professional practice level.

HEADCOUNTThe number of students attending a specific UW System institution. Students attending more than one UW institution are counted once at each institution that they are attending.

INSTITUTIONOne of the UW comprehensive or doctoral campuses or the UW Colleges as a collective group.

MASTER’S DEGREEThe award designating the completion of an academic program requiring at least one but not more than two years of full-time preparation beyond the bachelor’s degree.

NEW FRESHMAN/NEW STUDENTA degree-seeking undergraduate who enrolling for the first time in a UW System institution and is not transferring credits from any other institu-tion. All new degree-seeking undergraduate students, whether or not they are freshmen by classification/credits, are categorized as new fresh-men. On reports including both classification and entrance status, the sum of new freshmen, new sophomores, new juniors, and new seniors will equal the new freshman total on other reports.

RACE/ETHNICITYA student’s self-reported race/ethnicity. International students are classified as a group regardless of race/ethnicity. Beginning in fall 2008,

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students were allowed to specify more than one race/ethnicity. Hawaiian/Pacific Islander was also added as a separate race/ethnicity category; prior to 2008, these students were included in the Other Asian group. The Hispanic/Latino category includes students identifying as Hispanic/Latino alone or in combination with other race/ethnicities. Students who chose not to provide a race/ethnicity are reported in the “Unknown” category.

RECIPROCITYA student who is authorized for a tuition rate based on a reciprocity agreement. Most of these students participate through the reciprocity agreement with Minnesota; a few students participate through an agreement with Michigan.

RE-ENTRY STUDENTA student who was enrolled at a particular institution, left for one or more terms, and then re-enrolled at the original institution.

RE-ENTRY/TRANSFER STUDENTA student who had previously attended an institution, left for one or more semesters, and is returning to the same institution with transferable credits.

RESIDENT STATUSA student’s resident status for fee purposes (determined by the Registrar at each institution). A student is designated as a Wisconsin resident, a Minnesota or Michigan reciprocity student, or a non-resident. Students participating in tuition discount programs such as Return to Wisconsin, UW-Platteville’s Tri-State program, and the Midwest Student Exchange Program are included in the non-resident category.

SPECIAL STUDENTA student who is enrolled in courses but is not enrolled in a degree program.

TRANSFER STUDENTA transfer student is a student who previously earned credits at another institution.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTA student who is enrolled in an associate or bachelor’s degree program or enrolled as a special (non-degree seeking) student assessed under-graduate fees.

UW COLLEGESA designation for the 13 UW System freshman/sophomore campuses and UW Colleges Online that grant associate degrees and/or prepare students to transfer to four-year institutions.

WISCONSIN COUNTY OF ORIGINThe county in which students from Wisconsin resided at the time of application.

The following pages contain only a fraction of the stu-dent statistics available from the UW System. For more extensive information on enrollments, degree attain-ment, financial aid, retention and graduation, transfer students, and how the UW System compares nationally, please see the UW System Office of Policy Analysis & Re-search website at wisconsin.edu/offices/opar/ or con-tact the office at (608) 262-6441, [email protected].

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FALL 2014 REPORT OF HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTUndergraduate and Specials

Fresh. Soph. Junior Senior SpecialEau Claire 2,523 2,141 2,166 3,090 247

Resident 1,731 1,539 1,617 2,303 175Non-Resident 792 602 549 787 72

Green Bay 879 1,074 1,421 2,287 1,007Resident 804 989 1,330 2,094 975Non-Resident 75 85 91 193 32

La Crosse 2,435 2,181 2,150 2,698 351Resident 2,001 1,752 1,695 2,243 202Non-Resident 434 429 455 455 149

Madison 4,946 6,242 7,492 10,328 1,982Resident 3,105 3,743 4,546 6,704 1,366Non-Resident 1,841 2,499 2,946 3,624 616

Milwaukee 4,824 4,843 4,751 7,134 1,527Resident 4,158 4,253 4,311 6,635 1,294Non-Resident 666 590 440 499 233

Oshkosh 2,491 2,144 2,263 3,419 2,995Resident 2,313 2,028 2,170 3,255 2,862Non-Resident 178 116 93 164 133

Parkside 990 1,014 981 1,296 167Resident 832 868 803 1,089 162Non-Resident 158 146 178 207 5

Platteville 2,385 1,666 1,601 2,221 174Resident 1,747 1,249 1,214 1,708 119Non-Resident 638 417 387 513 55

River Falls 1,410 1,165 1,225 1,551 370Resident 677 562 554 704 122Non-Resident 733 603 671 847 248

Stevens Point 2,296 1,769 1,923 2,867 143Resident 1,979 1,570 1,694 2,562 129Non-Resident 317 199 229 305 14

Stout 2,137 1,512 1,658 2,755 192Resident 1,369 973 1,116 1,905 87Non-Resident 768 539 542 850 105

Superior 453 438 530 918 116Resident 220 223 238 478 90Non-Resident 233 215 292 440 26

Whitewater 2,355 2,888 2,322 2,932 474Resident 2,009 2,418 1,957 2,537 407Non-Resident 346 470 365 395 67

Universities 30,124 29,077 30,483 43,496 9,745Resident 22,945 22,167 23,245 34,217 7,990Non-Resident 7,179 6,910 7,238 9,279 1,755

Colleges 7,718 3,736 74 15 2,629Resident 7,413 3,621 72 15 2,357Non-Resident 305 115 2 272

Baraboo 338 153 12 1 63 Barron 311 94 23 8 177 Fond du Lac 389 181 57 Fox Valley 1,031 475 196 Manitowoc 292 128 41 Marathon 704 232 171 Marinette 239 95 161 Marshfield 311 136 11 2 163 Richland 244 85 5 1 232 Rock 712 346 3 91 Sheboygan 476 188 106 Washington 602 250 85 Waukesha 1,424 514 15 2 306 UWC Online 645 859 5 1 780

UW System Total 37,842 32,813 30,557 43,511 12,374Resident 30,358 25,788 23,317 34,232 10,347Non-Resident 7,484 7,025 7,240 9,279 2,027

Note: Non-resident includes Minnesota and Michigan reciprocity students.

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FALL 2014 REPORT OF HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT Graduate and Professional Totals

Grad Grad Sp Law Med. Pharm. Vet. Prof. Doc. Men Women Total 384 63 78 4,314 6,378 10,692 Eau Claire 269 53 65 3,175 4,577 7,752 Res. 115 10 13 1,139 1,801 2,940 Non-Res. 202 51 2,387 4,534 6,921 Green Bay 170 44 2,188 4,218 6,406 Res. 32 7 199 316 515 Non-Res. 607 109 133 4,562 6,102 10,664 La Crosse 378 101 97 3,677 4,792 8,469 Res. 229 8 36 885 1,310 2,195 Non-Res. 9,415 594 733 533 331 269 21,180 21,685 42,865 Madison 2,799 363 562 418 231 223 11,652 12,408 24,060 Res. 6,616 231 171 115 100 46 9,528 9,277 18,805 Non-Res. 4,328 415 191 13,240 14,773 28,013 Milwaukee 2,773 333 177 11,256 12,678 23,934 Res. 1,555 82 14 1,984 2,095 4,079 Non-Res. 888 270 72 5,626 8,916 14,542 Oshkosh 816 256 68 5,284 8,484 13,768 Res. 72 14 4 342 432 774 Non-Res. 123 13 2,199 2,385 4,584 Parkside 92 13 1,870 1,989 3,859 Res. 31 329 396 725 Non-Res. 761 93 5,696 3,205 8,901 Platteville 400 27 4,115 2,349 6,464 Res. 361 66 1,581 856 2,437 Non-Res. 424 39 2,393 3,791 6,184 River Falls 195 36 1,072 1,778 2,850 Res. 229 3 1,321 2,013 3,334 Non-Res. 202 102 20 4,350 4,972 9,322 Stevens Point 134 92 10 3,739 4,431 8,170 Res. 68 10 10 611 541 1,152 Non-Res. 745 346 26 4,768 4,603 9,371 Stout 490 156 21 3,231 2,886 6,117 Res. 255 190 5 1,537 1,717 3,254 Non-Res. 129 5 1,010 1,579 2,589 Superior 63 3 470 845 1,315 Res. 66 2 540 734 1,274 Non-Res. 1,107 81 6,017 6,142 12,159 Whitewater 894 79 5,106 5,195 10,301 Res. 213 2 911 947 1,858 Non-Res.19,315 1,587 594 733 533 331 789 77,742 89,065 166,807 Universities 9,473 1,193 363 562 418 231 661 56,835 66,630 123,465 Res. 9,842 394 231 171 115 100 128 20,907 22,435 43,342 Non-Res.

6,627 7,545 14,172 Colleges6,288 7,190 13,478 Res.

339 355 694 Non-Res.

262 305 567 Baraboo258 355 613 Barron312 315 627 Fond du Lac885 817 1,702 Fox Valley202 259 461 Manitowoc561 546 1,107 Marathon235 260 495 Marinette248 375 623 Marshfield250 317 567 Richland509 643 1,152 Rock378 392 770 Sheboygan494 443 937 Washington

1,195 1,066 2,261 Waukesha838 1,452 2,290 UWC Online

19,315 1,587 594 733 533 331 789 84,369 96,610 180,979 UW System Total 9,473 1,193 363 562 418 231 661 63,123 73,820 136,943 Res. 9,842 394 231 171 115 100 128 21,246 22,790 44,036 Non-Res.

18 FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY STATE OF ORIGIN


Student Statistics

FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY STATE OF ORIGIN

WA26822

OR160

9

CA1,329

140

NV537

UT924

AZ17515

NM644

AK5810

HI544

TX45928

CO27426

WY471

ID715

MT524

ND9912

MN15,408 2,972SD

576

IA883133 IL

9,2921,799

IN29932

MI1,100

127

WI 136,289 22,358

OH42424

WV281

VT496

NH501 ME

425

MA36747RI295

CT21936MO

30735

AR423

LA512

MS260

AL552

GA16919

FL408 52

SC69 7

VA 30423

NC18613

MD36959

DE272

DC10918

NJ43968

TN 12110

KY 77 5

PA 395 49

NY 1,053131NE

969

KS13312

OK583

New Freshmen TotalTotal U.S. 28,365 172,286International 722 8,452U.S. Territories 1 37Citizen Abroad 4 37Unknown 11 167Total 29,103 180,979

Upper number indicates total from each stateLower number in italic type indicates new freshmen from each state

FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY WISCONSIN COUNTY OF ORIGIN 19


FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY WISCONSIN COUNTY OF ORIGIN

Upper number indicates total from each countyLower number in italic type indicates new freshmen from each county

52071

914148

436

1,383234

13716

65179

44072

2,194404

3,369608

2,888488

16,6902,699

4,872816

3,763590

2,386450

13,5842,467

4,015750

2,653402

809129

6,045971

4,863682

6,9101,068

4,078680

1,811328

1,348237

42857

24439

34668

1,394254

804123

418

35768

12,2591,700

985140

42552

589122

1,662316

15430

1,848309

4,360756

653111

62280

41362

8010

23941

27954

37765

737131

2,281414

45684

743103

29761

40065

1,230195

25858

51784

2,167328

54992

2,331310

1,252206

27242

28237

24934

18525673

108

32953

1,042180

941137

14728

1,147183

1,861349

832159

18632

New Freshmen Total

Total Wisconsin 22,358 136,289

20 FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY RACE/ETHNICITY AND GENDER


Student Statistics

FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY RACE/ETHNICITY AND GENDER

African American

Hispanic/ Latino(a)

American Indian

Southeast Asian

Hawai-ian/

Pacific Islander

Other Asian American

Two or More Races

White/ Unknown

Interna-tional Total

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

Eau Claire 41 34 111 112 17 16 80 180 2 3 43 79 84 102 3,803 5,711 133 141 10,692

Green Bay 47 49 91 160 35 67 52 68 6 27 40 62 99 1,998 3,998 75 47 6,921

La Crosse 45 37 149 156 10 12 81 77 5 2 35 63 92 129 3,971 5,481 174 145 10,664

Madison 447 514 905 1,026 48 60 237 368 20 22 779 779 482 548 15,334 16,006 2,928 2,362 42,865

Milwaukee 837 1,339 952 1,212 52 68 443 453 9 12 361 332 354 488 9,282 10,252 950 617 28,013

Oshkosh 121 146 184 279 26 66 130 248 1 6 53 112 109 153 4,925 7,827 77 79 14,542

Parkside 155 229 263 297 6 3 11 22 5 4 58 45 77 88 1,574 1,648 50 49 4,584

Platteville 97 73 156 102 9 14 38 14 4 5 39 19 74 64 5,118 2,826 161 88 8,901

River Falls 63 40 68 85 5 11 49 52 1 3 17 23 49 81 2,008 3,346 133 150 6,184

Stevens Pt 120 71 121 153 21 15 76 92 1 6 30 35 71 95 3,829 4,428 81 77 9,322

Stout 98 57 112 108 11 17 127 97 7 7 30 51 90 65 4,054 4,089 239 112 9,371

Superior 27 19 31 29 19 43 2 4 1 2 7 16 29 52 822 1,341 72 73 2,589

Whitewater 300 260 257 310 13 19 51 42 5 5 70 65 190 204 5,030 5,159 101 78 12,159

UW Colleges 189 167 374 432 32 35 177 200 5 10 92 82 137 159 5,595 6,434 26 26 14,172

Total 2,587 3,035 3,774 4,461 304 446 1,554 1,917 66 93 1,641 1,741 1,900 2,327 67,343 78,546 5,200 4,044 180,979

FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY AGE-RANGE AND GENDER

19 and Under 20 to 24 25 to 29 30 to 34 35 and Over Unknown Total

M F M F M F M F M F M F

Eau Claire 1,384 2,352 2,407 3,315 270 278 118 168 135 265 10,692

Green Bay 753 1,520 1,005 1,725 235 419 138 254 256 616 6,921

La Crosse 1,524 2,262 2,605 3,333 262 230 78 86 93 191 10,664

Madison 5,659 6,353 10,097 10,313 3,003 2,689 1,244 1,108 1,177 1,222 42,865

Milwaukee 2,539 3,298 6,227 6,574 2,200 2,304 988 951 1,286 1,646 28,013

Oshkosh 2,027 3,976 2,552 3,247 447 605 222 361 376 723 2 4 14,542

Parkside 549 680 1,040 1,097 293 248 123 117 194 243 4,584

Platteville 1,838 1,012 2,933 1,528 358 217 215 136 352 312 8,901

River Falls 638 1,206 1,309 2,027 240 223 82 97 124 238 6,184

Stevens Point 1,362 1,507 2,444 2,839 315 284 111 125 118 217 9,322

Stout 1,277 1,250 2,359 2,195 438 361 241 244 453 553 9,371

Superior 211 357 493 614 123 192 60 123 123 293 2,589

Whitewater 1,923 2,082 3,114 3,098 483 426 206 206 290 330 1 12,159

UW Colleges 3,248 3,987 1,971 1,924 616 581 331 345 459 703 2 5 14,172

Total 24,932 31,842 40,556 43,829 9,283 9,057 4,157 4,321 5,436 7,552 5 9 180,979

FALL 2014 UNDERGRAD ENROLLMENT BY GENDER AND FULL-TIME/PART-TIME STATUS 21


FALL 2014 UNDERGRAD ENROLLMENT BY GENDER AND FULL-TIME/PART-TIME STATUS

Female Male TotalTotal

Full-time Part-time Full-time Part-time Full-time Part-time

Eau Claire 5,456 586 3,784 341 9,240 927 10,167

Green Bay 2,679 1,690 1,528 771 4,207 2,461 6,668

La Crosse 5,243 301 4,002 269 9,245 570 9,815

Madison 14,348 1,423 13,663 1,556 28,011 2,979 30,990

Milwaukee 9,570 2,305 9,202 2,002 18,772 4,307 23,079

Oshkosh 5,145 2,910 3,811 1,446 8,956 4,356 13,312

Parkside 1,693 626 1,645 484 3,338 1,110 4,448

Platteville 2,459 364 4,672 552 7,131 916 8,047

River Falls 3,157 303 2,022 239 5,179 542 5,721Stevens Point 4,332 392 3,986 288 8,318 680 8,998Stout 3,246 603 3,644 761 6,890 1,364 8,254Superior 1,124 363 803 165 1,927 528 2,455Whitewater 4,988 526 4,991 466 9,979 992 10,971UW Colleges 3,632 3,913 3,668 2,959 7,300 6,872 14,172Total 67,072 16,305 61,421 12,299 128,493 28,604 157,097

FALL STUDENT HEADCOUNT, 10-YEAR HISTORY

Fall 2014 Highlights

Percentage of UW System Students who are:•Wisconsin residents 76%•Women 53%•Students of color 14%

168,

504

169,

706

173,

393

175,

056

178,

909

182,

090

181,

269

180,

969

179,

828

180,

979

155,000

160,000

165,000

170,000

175,000

180,000

185,000

190,000

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Head

coun

t

Fall Term

22 UW-EXTENSION CONTACTS AND ENROLLMENTS


Student Statistics

Broadcasting and Media Innovations1

Wisconsin Public Radio listeners per week 447,100Wisconsin Public Television viewers per week 537,000Wisconsin Public Television telecourse hours NAInstructional Communications Systems-supported interactive conferencing hours 183,180Continuing Education, Outreach and E-Learning ExtensionNoncredit programs 7,272Noncredit enrollments 187,504Undergraduate enrollments (campus-based credit activity)2 31,662Graduate enrollments (campus-based credit activity)2 7,346Online courses 215Online certificate and degree programs 13Online enrollments 4,818Independent Learning enrollments3 1,411UW Higher Education Location Program (HELP) contacts 31,329Learner Support Services contacts 165,450Online applications to UW System campuses 173,666Cooperative Extension teaching contactsAgriculture/Agribusiness 269,202Community, Natural Resource and Economic Development 124,575Family Living Programs 532,1324-H and Youth Development4 354,608Leadership Wisconsin 704Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey 15,755Total contacts5 1,296,976Entrepreneurship and Economic Development

Consulting and technical assistance clients 2,256Wisconsin Business Answerline-assisted clients 1,481Counseling and technical assistance hours 18,522Business education programs6 233Business education participants (noncredit)6 3,430Business startups 169Extension Conference Centers (The Lowell Center and The Pyle Center)

Conference participants 58,133Events 1,687

1 Wisconsin Public Radio and Wisconsin Public Television are partnership services of the UW-Extension and the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board.2 University of Wisconsin-Extension coordinates off-campus credit courses. Credit is offered by the UW degree-granting institutions.3Independent Learning enrollments are adjusted for student withdrawals during FY 2014.44-H Youth Development participants include both yearlong-enrolled 4-H club members and short-term youth program participants. 5Cooperative Extension faculty/staff reach the public through direct teaching, publications, exhibits, mass and social media, videoconferences, phone contacts, letters, websites and computer/phone networks. Cooperative Extension contacts are for calendar year 2013, except for the Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey contacts which are reported for fiscal years.6Business education programs and business education participants include UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee Continuing Education.

UW-EXTENSION CONTACTS AND ENROLLMENTS(For Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2014)

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UW SYSTEM TOTAL ENROLLMENTS, 1972 - 2014(Excludes Extension contacts)

See next two pages for actual numbers and breakdown by institution.

100,000

110,000

120,000

130,000

140,000

150,000

160,000

170,000

180,000

190,000

200,000

1972

1973

1974

1975

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983

1984

1985

1986

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

Headcount FTE

24 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTS HISTORICAL TABLE, FALL 1972-2014


Student Statistics

HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTS HISTORICAL TABLE, FALL 1972-2014

FALL TOTAL UW SYSTEM

Eau Claire Green Bay La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Oshkosh Parkside PlattevilleRiver Falls

Stevens Point

Stout SuperiorWhite-water

Colleges

2014 180,979 10,692 6,921 10,664 42,865 28,013 14,542 4,584 8,901 6,184 9,322 9,371 2,589 12,159 14,172

2013 179,828 10,907 6,667 10,502 42,903 27,784 13,902 4,617 8,717 6,171 9,643 9,286 2,656 12,015 14,058

2012 180,969 11,047 6,790 10,380 42,463 29,114 13,519 4,769 8,678 6,447 9,677 9,247 2,700 12,031 14,107

2011 181,269 11,234 6,665 10,258 42,065 29,726 13,513 4,887 8,262 6,788 9,477 9,356 2,825 11,643 14,570

2010 182,090 11,413 6,636 10,135 42,180 30,470 13,629 5,160 7,928 6,902 9,500 9,339 2,856 11,557 14,385

2009 178,909 11,216 6,638 10,009 41,654 30,418 13,192 5,303 7,803 6,728 9,209 9,017 2,794 11,139 13,789

2008 175,056 11,140 6,286 9,880 41,620 29,215 12,753 5,167 7,512 6,555 9,163 8,839 2,689 10,962 13,275

2007 173,393 10,854 6,110 9,994 41,563 29,338 12,772 5,010 7,189 6,452 9,115 8,477 2,753 10,737 13,029

2006 169,706 10,766 5,690 9,849 41,028 28,309 12,530 5,007 6,813 6,229 9,048 8,372 2,924 10,502 12,639

2005 168,504 10,726 5,820 9,421 41,106 27,978 12,485 5,018 6,518 6,126 8,837 8,227 2,876 10,769 12,597

2004 166,245 10,689 5,728 9,060 40,750 27,248 12,473 5,074 6,196 5,959 8,996 7,750 2,868 10,955 12,499

2003 166,181 10,719 5,804 9,595 41,184 25,811 12,530 5,097 6,156 5,905 9,034 8,019 2,871 10,842 12,614

2002 165,055 10,992 5,626 9,645 41,135 25,033 12,506 4,972 6,089 5,676 8,923 8,231 2,902 10,810 12,515

2001 163,657 10,842 5,989 9,684 41,159 24,648 11,994 5,068 5,620 5,880 8,888 8,052 2,851 10,566 12,416

2000 160,567 10,689 5,767 9,441 40,881 23,953 11,684 4,980 5,572 5,899 8,806 7,877 2,891 10,687 11,440

1999 158,844 10,543 5,688 9,522 40,345 23,507 11,647 4,951 5,560 5,769 8,893 7,883 2,780 10,841 10,915

1998 155,834 10,852 5,840 9,467 39,744 22,859 11,770 4,655 5,154 5,617 8,808 7,731 2,669 10,816 9,852

1997 152,959 10,625 5,657 9,175 39,911 22,296 11,327 4,696 5,221 5,428 8,755 7,563 2,610 10,808 8,887

1996 151,693 10,640 5,733 9,135 39,506 21,937 11,179 4,664 5,205 5,355 8,747 7,402 2,672 10,679 8,839

1995 152,366 10,377 5,607 8,858 39,684 22,375 11,326 4,973 5,180 5,417 8,850 7,237 2,600 10,594 9,288

1994 155,197 10,435 5,861 8,716 39,980 23,034 11,356 5,148 5,315 5,503 8,856 7,526 2,633 10,897 9,937

1993 158,152 10,465 5,810 8,840 40,589 24,179 11,420 5,181 5,341 5,357 9,023 7,529 2,620 10,897 10,901

1992 160,780 10,608 5,345 8,617 41,563 24,991 11,711 5,174 5,532 5,571 9,109 7,576 2,969 11,046 10,968

1991 165,037 10,606 5,861 9,061 42,851 26,040 11,797 5,187 5,601 5,785 9,250 7,873 3,180 11,011 10,934

1990 165,049 10,968 5,156 9,168 43,191 26,316 11,754 5,365 5,523 5,336 9,361 7,631 2,685 10,841 11,754

1989 163,984 11,124 5,045 9,283 43,386 25,558 11,573 5,404 5,701 5,206 9,489 7,474 2,624 11,022 11,095

1988 166,290 11,327 5,586 9,542 43,314 25,817 11,903 5,300 5,536 5,530 9,786 7,824 2,567 10,936 11,322

1987 164,941 11,179 5,396 9,703 43,076 25,753 11,791 5,009 5,426 5,442 9,930 7,747 2,355 11,145 10,989

1986 167,491 11,450 5,116 9,880 44,332 26,567 11,823 5,263 5,430 5,654 10,056 7,995 2,341 11,318 10,266

1985 166,539 11,065 5,092 9,471 44,803 26,732 11,735 5,208 5,491 5,290 9,915 7,844 2,236 11,310 10,347

1984 164,170 10,928 4,943 9,259 43,997 26,951 11,271 5,593 5,391 5,287 9,500 7,592 2,146 11,080 10,232

1983 162,215 11,148 4,919 8,988 42,867 26,724 11,076 6,064 5,472 5,368 8,813 7,470 2,240 10,504 10,562

1982 159,971 10,964 4,716 8,699 42,083 26,431 10,942 5,892 5,342 5,311 8,942 7,596 2,195 10,348 10,510

1981 159,555 11,040 4,588 8,988 41,575 26,903 11,129 5,734 5,223 5,502 9,144 7,458 2,307 10,233 9,731

1980 156,076 11,137 4,227 9,027 41,228 26,234 10,215 5,410 4,969 5,339 9,119 7,413 2,338 10,028 9,392

1979 151,206 10,689 3,886 8,908 40,101 25,374 10,368 5,333 4,772 5,128 8,842 7,096 2,169 9,706 8,834

1978 148,496 10,564 3,754 8,444 39,308 25,006 10,092 5,280 4,639 4,980 8,862 7,032 2,309 9,616 8,610

1977 146,994 10,406 3,697 8,584 38,900 24,450 10,067 5,215 4,605 5,017 8,789 6,471 2,435 9,618 8,740

1976 143,765 9,959 3,669 7,759 37,824 24,898 10,256 5,010 4,460 4,856 8,423 6,071 2,470 9,426 8,684

1975 143,412 9,880 3,874 7,716 38,441 24,961 10,541 5,404 4,272 4,410 8,114 5,609 2,610 8,717 8,863

1974 139,593 9,434 3,943 7,540 36,815 25,421 10,652 5,260 3,925 4,184 7,948 5,459 2,612 8,343 8,057

1973 135,184 8,888 3,661 6,936 35,931 24,943 10,391 4,854 3,802 4,082 7,982 5,227 2,734 8,124 7,629

1972 133,303 8,701 3,625 6,785 34,866 23,293 11,312 4,366 4,345 3,933 8,701 5,245 2,836 8,410 6,885

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FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTS HISTORICAL TABLE, FALL 1972-2014

FALLTOTAL UW

SYSTEMEau Claire Green Bay La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Oshkosh Parkside Platteville

River Falls

Stevens Point

Stout SuperiorWhite-water

Colleges

2014 152,773 9,695 4,991 10,019 38,373 23,108 10,949 3,694 7,878 5,489 8,536 7,702 2,116 10,887 9,337

2013 153,252 9,895 5,051 9,868 38,498 23,095 10,829 3,695 7,764 5,503 8,806 7,591 2,202 10,737 9,718

2012 154,844 10,025 5,272 9,699 38,385 23,989 10,846 3,677 7,717 5,744 8,897 7,613 2,226 10,807 9,947

2011 155,162 10,148 5,251 9,562 37,914 24,511 10,863 3,822 7,367 6,068 8,741 7,704 2,321 10,514 10,376

2010 156,039 10,246 5,348 9,357 38,185 25,035 10,862 4,060 7,093 6,197 8,734 7,762 2,358 10,397 10,406

2009 153,191 10,139 5,364 9,207 37,622 24,908 10,585 4,128 6,892 6,057 8,461 7,513 2,317 9,995 10,005

2008 149,494 10,016 5,113 9,256 37,263 23,746 10,178 4,089 6,523 5,942 8,316 7,518 2,191 9,791 9,553

2007 147,954 9,738 5,021 9,243 37,137 23,780 10,173 3,985 6,270 5,841 8,268 7,320 2,246 9,484 9,450

2006 144,816 9,727 4,719 9,027 36,726 22,747 10,108 3,934 6,012 5,612 8,165 7,322 2,343 9,221 9,153

2005 144,297 9,699 4,846 8,749 37,051 22,370 10,145 3,958 5,688 5,568 7,970 7,259 2,383 9,396 9,215

2004 142,210 9,606 4,830 8,350 36,726 21,615 10,198 3,995 5,527 5,400 8,038 6,886 2,341 9,532 9,166

2003 141,500 9,605 4,810 8,689 37,051 20,398 10,054 3,957 5,388 5,348 8,008 7,076 2,320 9,514 9,284

2002 140,001 9,905 4,588 8,819 36,923 19,264 10,005 3,844 5,314 5,199 7,937 7,191 2,317 9,440 9,254

2001 137,728 9,693 4,711 8,880 36,582 18,451 9,629 3,847 5,047 5,357 7,960 7,142 2,275 9,088 9,067

2000 135,205 9,635 4,537 8,689 36,330 17,818 9,285 3,741 4,917 5,439 7,870 7,093 2,331 9,161 8,359

1999 133,236 9,437 4,462 8,730 35,586 17,255 9,382 3,686 4,896 5,350 7,888 7,068 2,243 9,244 8,009

1998 130,898 9,660 4,573 8,723 35,173 16,546 9,387 3,458 4,736 5,226 7,821 6,941 2,163 9,260 7,231

1997 127,650 9,494 4,431 8,489 35,023 15,981 9,087 3,352 4,626 4,966 7,800 6,767 2,087 9,139 6,409

1996 126,007 9,456 4,410 8,436 34,603 15,377 9,110 3,274 4,653 4,865 7,742 6,692 2,073 9,014 6,302

1995 125,755 9,325 4,267 8,189 34,439 15,417 9,262 3,440 4,686 4,787 7,771 6,631 2,041 8,823 6,676

1994 127,497 9,353 4,405 7,989 34,714 15,849 9,315 3,581 4,722 4,908 7,810 6,734 2,081 8,963 7,071

1993 129,569 9,241 4,343 8,066 35,282 16,584 9,350 3,608 4,688 4,741 7,947 6,754 2,127 9,024 7,813

1992 131,640 9,307 4,140 7,829 36,015 17,370 9,542 3,667 4,842 4,862 7,963 6,850 2,329 9,039 7,884

1991 134,512 9,417 4,285 8,261 37,020 18,100 9,538 3,707 4,995 4,908 7,983 7,152 2,451 8,896 7,799

1990 134,909 9,614 3,898 8,321 37,440 18,164 9,756 3,721 4,944 4,660 8,064 6,999 2,113 8,962 8,253

1989 135,117 9,900 3,841 8,667 37,678 17,189 9,539 3,642 5,157 4,847 8,268 7,027 2,099 9,306 7,956

1988 137,220 10,106 4,042 8,862 37,704 17,606 9,671 3,666 5,041 5,031 8,604 7,356 1,999 9,461 8,071

1987 136,722 10,100 3,854 8,815 37,851 17,657 9,604 3,440 5,052 5,035 8,595 7,341 1,956 9,796 7,624

1986 139,372 10,293 3,638 9,163 38,996 18,800 9,745 3,521 5,205 5,171 8,629 7,387 1,919 9,722 7,184

1985 139,471 10,160 3,618 8,863 39,551 18,843 9,876 3,502 5,301 4,957 8,460 7,486 1,838 9,888 7,128

1984 138,044 10,103 3,498 8,676 38,831 19,006 9,713 3,753 5,224 5,066 8,241 7,284 1,795 9,617 7,237

1983 137,675 10,399 3,488 8,437 37,971 18,941 9,560 4,142 5,368 5,200 7,979 7,459 1,874 9,171 7,686

1982 135,590 10,270 3,439 8,175 37,309 18,677 9,424 3,927 5,233 5,249 8,081 7,548 1,887 9,019 7,352

1981 134,651 10,294 3,266 8,464 36,878 18,652 9,374 3,805 5,090 5,380 8,277 7,549 1,924 8,806 6,891

1980 131,631 10,410 3,061 8,301 36,702 18,123 8,772 3,609 4,803 5,226 8,209 7,348 1,969 8,453 6,645

1979 127,093 9,939 2,752 8,284 35,634 17,536 8,656 3,476 4,682 4,987 8,086 6,999 1,862 8,061 6,138

1978 125,134 9,868 2,629 7,962 35,132 17,542 8,517 3,385 4,529 4,821 8,002 6,806 1,939 7,910 6,093

1977 125,359 9,756 2,684 7,988 34,704 17,459 8,605 3,493 4,588 4,805 7,959 6,372 2,161 8,044 6,743

1976 123,558 9,166 2,754 7,449 34,106 18,172 8,862 3,436 4,387 4,685 7,726 5,995 2,180 7,921 6,718

1975 124,389 9,292 3,052 7,143 35,348 18,565 9,312 3,762 4,134 4,113 7,457 5,830 2,341 7,293 6,747

1974 120,551 8,944 3,084 6,945 34,093 18,939 8,739 3,584 3,830 3,873 7,246 5,833 2,457 6,831 6,152

1973 118,787 8,452 3,101 6,545 33,179 18,831 9,190 3,519 3,876 3,743 7,396 5,396 2,616 7,068 5,875

1972 119,221 8,345 3,357 6,510 32,361 17,304 10,112 3,452 4,399 3,840 8,217 5,299 2,750 7,696 5,579.

26 UW STUDENTS OF COLOR, 10-YEAR HISTORY


Student Statistics

UW STUDENTS OF COLOR, 10-YEAR HISTORY

Fall 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

African American 4,728 4,823 5,114 5,211 5,396 5,510 5,584 5,630 5,465 5,622

American Indian 1,268 1,266 1,327 1,294 1,095 1,014 880 795 804 750

Southeast Asian 2,267 2,389 2,573 2,751 2,980 3,212 3,381 3,461 3,447 3,471

Other Asian American 3,305 3,518 3,647 3,449 3,284 3,220 3,127 3,170 3,197 3,382

Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander

83 150 141 142 160 163 159

Hispanic/Latino(a) 3,751 3,966 4,248 4,614 5,168 5,943 6,434 6,977 7,493 8,235

Two or More Races 619 1,538 2,396 3,036 3,515 3,881 4,227

Students of Color 15,319 15,962 16,909 18,021 19,611 21,436 22,584 23,708 24,450 25,846

White 144,606 144,885 146,855 146,979 148,621 150,929 149,213 147,669 145,501 144,657

Unknown 3,290 3,629 4,118 4,138 4,165 2,762 2,092 1,527 1,227 1,232

International 5,289 5,230 5,511 5,918 6,512 6,963 7,380 8,065 8,650 9,244

UW System Total 168,504 169,706 173,393 175,056 178,909 182,090 181,269 180,969 179,828 180,979

Note: All students of color statistics on this page are based on optional self-identification. Enrollments include undergraduate, graduate, and professional students.Beginning in Fall 2008 race/ethnicity categories reflect new Federal guidelines.

9.1% 9.4% 9.8% 10.3% 11.0%11.8% 12.5%

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16%

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Two or More Races Hispanic/Latino(a)Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Other Asian AmericanSoutheast Asian American IndianAfrican American

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TRANSFER STUDENTS IN THE UW SYSTEM

Undergraduate Transfer Students to the UW System by Entrance Status2009-10 to 2013-14

Undergraduate New Transfer Students to the UW System by Type of Sending Institution2009-10 to 2013-14

UW Colleges UW 4-Year WTCS WI Private Out-of-State International Total2009-10 2,333 3,247 3,415 953 4,322 325 14,5952010-11 2,359 3,207 3,816 999 4,266 407 15,0542011-12 2,448 3,389 3,724 995 4,102 410 15,0682012-13 2,564 3,260 3,704 990 4,306 396 15,2202013-14 2,375 2,995 3,744 871 4,096 379 14,460

Note: Transfer student enrollments are annual unduplicated headcounts at a UW institution.

14,595 15,054 15,068 15,220 14,460

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2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

28 BACHELOR’S DEGREES CONFERRED JULY 1, 2013-JUNE 30, 2014


Student Statistics

BACHELOR’S DEGREES CONFERRED JULY 1, 2013-JUNE 30, 2014

Men Women TotalEau Claire 903 1,201 2,104Green Bay 381 798 1,179La Crosse 742 1,043 1,785Madison 3,103 3,597 6,700Milwaukee 1,942 2,018 3,960Oshkosh 830 1,184 2,014Parkside 287 338 625Platteville 844 488 1,332River Falls 467 722 1,189Stevens Point 938 1,008 1,946Stout 840 770 1,610Superior 183 280 463Whitewater 1,000 1,134 2,134UW System Total Bachelor’s Degrees 12,460 14,581 27,041

DEGREES CONFERREDBY RACE/ETHNICITY, ALL LEVELS

JULY 1, 2013-JUNE 30, 2014

Doctorate UW System

Associate Bachelor’s Master’s Research/Scholarship

Professional Practice Total

African American 45 546 167 30 27 815Hispanic/Latino(a) 76 865 152 24 22 1,139American Indian 4 93 30 4 4 135Southeast Asian 55 480 51 6 6 598Other Asian 11 433 132 26 41 643Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0 22 4 0 2 28Two or More Races 28 469 63 14 12 586 Multicultural Subtotal 219 2,908 599 104 114 3,944International 5 810 784 306 14 1,919White 1,704 23,136 3,816 537 615 29,808Unknown 2 187 58 53 38 338Total 1,930 27,041 5,257 1,000 781 36,009

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GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL DEGREES CONFERRED JULY 1, 2013-JUNE 30, 2014

Men Women TotalEau Claire Master’s 59 92 151

Doctorate, Clinical/Professional 2 2Green Bay Master’s 15 32 47La Crosse Master’s 88 191 279

Doctorate, Clinical/Professional 15 30 45Madison Master’s 1,009 1,016 2,025

Law 139 96 235Med 99 87 186

Pharmacy 48 77 125Vet 12 67 79

Doctorate, Clinical/Professional 14 45 59Doctorate, Research/Scholarship 414 399 813

Sub-Total 1,735 1,787 3,522Milwaukee Master’s 487 740 1,227

Doctorate, Clinical/Professional 12 29 41Doctorate, Research/Scholarship 90 97 187

Sub-Total 589 866 1,455Oshkosh Master’s 86 182 268

Doctorate, Clinical/Professional 1 3 4Parkside Master’s 21 13 34Platteville Master’s 114 97 211River Falls Master’s 36 120 156Stevens Point Master’s 22 74 96

Doctorate, Clinical/Professional 5 5Stout Master’s 91 197 288Superior Master’s 9 28 37Whitewater Master’s 216 222 438

UW System Total Master’s 2,253 3,004 5,257Doctorate, Clinical/Professional 340 441 781

Doctorate, Research/Scholarship 504 496 1,000All Graduate/Professional Degrees 3,097 3,941 7,038

30 DEGREES CONFERRED, 10-YEAR HISTORY


Student Statistics

DEGREES CONFERRED, 10-YEAR HISTORY

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Associate 1,257 1,272 1,320 1,388 1,477 1,531 1,687 2,011 1,850 1,930

Bachelor's 22,872 22,831 23,776 24,077 24,515 24,766 25,400 26,178 26,939 27,041

Master's 5,443 5,241 5,435 5,446 5,450 5,599 5,921 5,757 5,855 5,257

Doctorate -- Research/Scholarship 756 746 876 876 911 845 886 963 924 1,000

Doctorate -- Professional Practice 648 613 650 688 691 701 714 799 755 781

UW System Total 30,976 30,703 32,057 32,475 33,044 33,442 34,608 35,708 36,323 36,009

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Associate Bachelor's Master's Doctorate -- Research/Scholarship Doctorate -- Professional Practice

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2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

AssociateMale 527 536 513 618 655 674 799 926 790 816

Female 730 736 807 770 822 857 888 1,085 1,060 1,114

Bachelor’sMale 9,725 9,839 10,330 10,593 10,744 11,167 11,449 11,972 12,032 12,460

Female 13,147 12,992 13,446 13,484 13,771 13,599 13,951 14,206 14,907 14,581

Master’sMale 2,204 2,087 2,102 2,109 2,133 2,278 2,416 2,419 2,446 2,253

Female 3,239 3,154 3,333 3,337 3,317 3,321 3,505 3,338 3,409 3,004

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Research/Scholarship

Male 429 424 496 481 520 452 480 493 468 504

Female 327 322 380 395 391 393 406 470 456 496

ProfessionalPractice

Male 298 260 277 296 307 317 306 326 326 340

Female 350 353 373 392 384 384 408 473 429 441

UW System Total

Male 13,183 13,146 13,718 14,097 14,359 14,888 15,450 16,136 16,062 16,373

Female 17,793 17,557 18,339 18,378 18,685 18,554 19,158 19,572 20,261 19,636

Total 30,976 30,703 32,057 32,475 33,044 33,442 34,608 35,708 36,323 36,009

DEGREES CONFERRED, STUDENTS OF COLOR, 10-YEAR HISTORY

Associate Bachelor’s Master’sDoctorate

TotalResearch/Scholarship

Professional Practice

2004-05 67 1,549 429 55 103 2,203

2005-06 76 1,643 376 57 91 2,243

2006-07 76 1,770 401 75 109 2,431

2007-08 78 1,811 437 77 83 2,486

2008-09 100 1,974 503 77 133 2,787

2009-10 112 2,028 501 69 125 2,835

2010-11 120 2,221 575 70 117 3,103

2011-12 165 2,396 558 103 129 3,351

2012-13 195 2,674 616 86 124 3,695

2013-14 219 2,908 599 104 114 3,944

DEGREES CONFERRED, BY LEVEL AND GENDER, 10-YEAR HISTORY

32 BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BY INSTITUTION AND SOURCE OF FUNDS, 2014-15


Finance

BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BY INSTITUTION AND SOURCE OF FUNDS, 2014-15

STATE AND FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS OPERATIONAL RECEIPTS GIFTS AND GRANTS

2014-15BUDGETTOTAL

STATE FEDERAL SUBTOTAL

ACADEMICSTUDENT

FEES

INDIRECTCOST

REIMBURSEMENT

OPERATIONALRECEIPTS

AUXILIARYENTERPRISES

HOSPITAL AUTHORITYPAYMENTS

SUBTOTAL

FEDERALGRANTS &

CONTRACTS

GIFTS &TRUSTS

SUBTOTAL

DOCTORAL

Madison 2,922,656,172 496,453,817 5,432,315 501,886,132 488,949,359 130,690,583 139,167,177 367,526,121 36,000,000 1,162,333,240 754,228,900 504,207,900 1,258,436,800

Milwaukee 704,609,577 130,045,457 130,045,457 189,609,338 10,013,051 16,741,040 96,428,937 312,792,366 248,556,423 13,215,331 261,771,754

SUBTOTAL 3,627,265,749 626,499,274 5,432,315 631,931,589 678,558,697 140,703,634 155,908,217 463,955,058 36,000,000 1,475,125,606 1,002,785,323 517,423,231 1,520,208,554

COMPREHENSIVE

Eau Claire 220,826,675 42,417,672 42,417,672 72,364,867 476,057 4,209,073 38,174,342 115,224,339 59,789,137 3,395,527 63,184,664

Green Bay 127,529,471 25,970,579 25,970,579 34,239,050 538,862 3,783,583 20,400,505 58,962,000 39,902,267 2,694,625 42,596,892

La Crosse 223,548,975 36,003,781 36,003,781 76,014,955 694,387 3,109,681 39,270,687 119,089,710 63,517,380 4,938,104 68,455,484

Oshkosh 265,464,029 46,520,356 46,520,356 66,931,102 532,398 10,500,000 50,508,667 128,472,167 85,672,790 4,798,716 90,471,506

Parkside 100,447,827 26,938,269 26,938,269 24,822,941 98,600 1,354,794 13,408,133 39,684,468 32,841,528 983,562 33,825,090

Platteville 188,041,742 29,739,844 29,739,844 58,541,963 118,600 4,937,900 39,096,125 102,694,588 53,491,310 2,116,000 55,607,310

River Falls 134,428,384 25,664,569 25,664,569 35,590,915 129,682 3,518,170 27,911,550 67,150,317 41,014,503 598,995 41,613,498

Stevens Point 219,649,424 36,890,035 36,890,035 54,421,789 488,840 6,236,496 47,843,625 108,990,750 68,155,739 5,612,900 73,768,639

Stout 209,213,835 37,769,468 37,769,468 57,426,998 783,654 12,795,416 36,545,896 107,551,964 63,311,169 581,234 63,892,403

Superior 74,460,302 24,209,745 24,209,745 14,524,310 217,185 1,597,451 10,845,887 27,184,833 22,112,539 953,185 23,065,724

Whitewater 219,278,612 34,408,853 34,408,853 79,813,069 424,813 8,182,963 46,686,130 135,106,975 48,118,793 1,643,991 49,762,784

SUBTOTAL 1,982,889,276 366,533,171 0 366,533,171 574,691,959 4,503,078 60,225,527 370,691,547 0 1,010,112,111 577,927,155 28,316,839 606,243,994

COLLEGES 145,609,834 34,360,805 34,360,805 43,657,900 79,785 4,550,944 7,686,661 55,975,290 53,750,509 1,523,230 55,273,739

EXTENSION 219,661,716 67,299,408 11,427,217 78,726,625 52,053,073 968,606 48,495,133 4,489,116 106,005,928 12,421,850 22,507,313 34,929,163

SYSTEM ADMIN 12,729,879 7,584,717 7,584,717 2,800,000 184,937 293,293 3,278,230 1,866,932 1,866,932

SYSTEMWIDE 109,714,408 75,919,908 75,919,908 92,814 30,195,296 1,063,352 31,351,462 1,232,838 1,210,200 2,443,038

TOTAL 6,097,870,862 1,178,197,283 16,859,532 1,195,056,815 1,348,961,629 149,147,917 299,560,054 848,179,027 36,000,000 2,681,848,627 1,648,117,675 572,847,745 2,220,965,420

Source: Exhibit II of 2014-15 Redbook

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2014-15 UW System Fact BookFinance

BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BY INSTITUTION AND SOURCE OF FUNDS, 2014-15

STATE AND FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS OPERATIONAL RECEIPTS GIFTS AND GRANTS

2014-15BUDGETTOTAL

STATE FEDERAL SUBTOTAL

ACADEMICSTUDENT

FEES

INDIRECTCOST

REIMBURSEMENT

OPERATIONALRECEIPTS

AUXILIARYENTERPRISES

HOSPITAL AUTHORITYPAYMENTS

SUBTOTAL

FEDERALGRANTS &

CONTRACTS

GIFTS &TRUSTS

SUBTOTAL

DOCTORAL

Madison 2,922,656,172 496,453,817 5,432,315 501,886,132 488,949,359 130,690,583 139,167,177 367,526,121 36,000,000 1,162,333,240 754,228,900 504,207,900 1,258,436,800

Milwaukee 704,609,577 130,045,457 130,045,457 189,609,338 10,013,051 16,741,040 96,428,937 312,792,366 248,556,423 13,215,331 261,771,754

SUBTOTAL 3,627,265,749 626,499,274 5,432,315 631,931,589 678,558,697 140,703,634 155,908,217 463,955,058 36,000,000 1,475,125,606 1,002,785,323 517,423,231 1,520,208,554

COMPREHENSIVE

Eau Claire 220,826,675 42,417,672 42,417,672 72,364,867 476,057 4,209,073 38,174,342 115,224,339 59,789,137 3,395,527 63,184,664

Green Bay 127,529,471 25,970,579 25,970,579 34,239,050 538,862 3,783,583 20,400,505 58,962,000 39,902,267 2,694,625 42,596,892

La Crosse 223,548,975 36,003,781 36,003,781 76,014,955 694,387 3,109,681 39,270,687 119,089,710 63,517,380 4,938,104 68,455,484

Oshkosh 265,464,029 46,520,356 46,520,356 66,931,102 532,398 10,500,000 50,508,667 128,472,167 85,672,790 4,798,716 90,471,506

Parkside 100,447,827 26,938,269 26,938,269 24,822,941 98,600 1,354,794 13,408,133 39,684,468 32,841,528 983,562 33,825,090

Platteville 188,041,742 29,739,844 29,739,844 58,541,963 118,600 4,937,900 39,096,125 102,694,588 53,491,310 2,116,000 55,607,310

River Falls 134,428,384 25,664,569 25,664,569 35,590,915 129,682 3,518,170 27,911,550 67,150,317 41,014,503 598,995 41,613,498

Stevens Point 219,649,424 36,890,035 36,890,035 54,421,789 488,840 6,236,496 47,843,625 108,990,750 68,155,739 5,612,900 73,768,639

Stout 209,213,835 37,769,468 37,769,468 57,426,998 783,654 12,795,416 36,545,896 107,551,964 63,311,169 581,234 63,892,403

Superior 74,460,302 24,209,745 24,209,745 14,524,310 217,185 1,597,451 10,845,887 27,184,833 22,112,539 953,185 23,065,724

Whitewater 219,278,612 34,408,853 34,408,853 79,813,069 424,813 8,182,963 46,686,130 135,106,975 48,118,793 1,643,991 49,762,784

SUBTOTAL 1,982,889,276 366,533,171 0 366,533,171 574,691,959 4,503,078 60,225,527 370,691,547 0 1,010,112,111 577,927,155 28,316,839 606,243,994

COLLEGES 145,609,834 34,360,805 34,360,805 43,657,900 79,785 4,550,944 7,686,661 55,975,290 53,750,509 1,523,230 55,273,739

EXTENSION 219,661,716 67,299,408 11,427,217 78,726,625 52,053,073 968,606 48,495,133 4,489,116 106,005,928 12,421,850 22,507,313 34,929,163

SYSTEM ADMIN 12,729,879 7,584,717 7,584,717 2,800,000 184,937 293,293 3,278,230 1,866,932 1,866,932

SYSTEMWIDE 109,714,408 75,919,908 75,919,908 92,814 30,195,296 1,063,352 31,351,462 1,232,838 1,210,200 2,443,038

TOTAL 6,097,870,862 1,178,197,283 16,859,532 1,195,056,815 1,348,961,629 149,147,917 299,560,054 848,179,027 36,000,000 2,681,848,627 1,648,117,675 572,847,745 2,220,965,420

Source: Exhibit II of 2014-15 Redbook

34 CURRENT FUNDS REVENUES BY SOURCE, 10-YEAR HISTORY


Finance

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GIFTS, GRANTS AND CONTRACTS AWARDED, 10-YEAR HISTORY

Total Instruction Libraries Misc. Physical Plant Public Service Research Student Aid

2005

Total 1,176,008,771 67,726,780 890,406 85,180,183 17,977,912 86,343,670 804,572,890 113,316,930

Federal 70% 821,384,153 49,804,323 420,003 17,927,814 3,717,260 47,783,458 607,697,348 94,033,947

Nonfederal 354,624,618 17,922,457 470,403 67,252,369 14,260,652 38,560,212 196,875,542 19,282,983

2006

Total 1,121,149,615 54,934,045 1,911,563 101,807,722 19,488,998 98,191,547 738,634,032 106,181,708

Federal 65% 723,158,378 35,179,357 149,155 10,686,752 0 57,706,815 529,971,164 89,465,135

Nonfederal 397,991,237 19,754,688 1,762,408 91,120,970 19,488,998 40,484,732 208,662,868 16,716,573

2007

Total 1,257,697,023 62,956,146 2,651,472 139,383,991 73,536,118 89,024,717 769,616,258 120,528,321

Federal 58% 733,960,223 42,997,849 40,172 10,325,956 9,200 49,740,177 531,200,485 99,646,384

Nonfederal 523,736,800 19,958,297 2,611,300 129,058,035 73,526,918 39,284,540 238,415,773 20,881,937

2008

Total 1,176,140,596 56,040,435 4,067,937 144,910,603 22,694,136 96,229,321 723,808,355 128,389,809

Federal 59% 688,164,650 36,639,029 200,000 11,796,665 882,032 48,314,854 484,261,538 106,070,532

Nonfederal 487,975,946 19,401,406 3,867,937 133,113,938 21,812,104 47,914,467 239,546,817 22,319,277

2009

Total 1,409,593,732 66,540,274 2,480,196 184,384,044 31,790,439 110,160,405 869,393,678 144,844,696

Federal 56% 792,804,548 41,146,734 155,979 10,839,086 554,002 56,286,148 561,821,916 122,000,683

Nonfederal 616,789,184 25,393,540 2,324,217 173,544,958 31,236,437 53,874,257 307,571,762 22,844,013

2010

Total 1,621,596,042 70,067,839 3,239,874 130,268,743 63,872,053 105,503,858 1,044,336,698 204,306,977

Federal 67% 1,082,631,273 42,177,638 0 14,572,686 20,045,919 65,858,291 755,547,178 184,429,561

Nonfederal 538,964,769 27,890,201 3,239,874 115,696,057 43,826,134 39,645,567 288,789,520 19,877,416

2011

Total 1,481,744,975 66,291,987 3,155,336 128,254,657 30,830,600 139,263,175 896,014,486 217,934,735

Federal 66% 977,976,815 40,804,878 0 14,764,986 570,191 96,122,678 625,808,290 199,905,793

Nonfederal 503,768,160 25,487,110 3,155,336 113,489,671 30,260,409 43,140,497 270,206,197 18,028,942

2012

Total 1,508,214,022 62,329,937 3,092,531 109,214,740 46,757,304 116,811,379 964,132,919 205,875,211

Federal 63% 956,352,457 36,471,314 0 11,448,702 935,523 72,826,222 646,825,922 187,844,774

Nonfederal 551,861,565 25,858,623 3,092,531 97,766,038 45,821,781 43,985,157 317,306,998 18,030,437

2013

Total 1,462,212,074 62,344,384 10,829,340 130,860,804 42,960,438 99,194,687 894,678,162 221,344,259

Federal 60% 878,442,662 35,322,490 0 10,424,228 437,547 59,179,273 570,854,657 202,224,467

Nonfederal 583,769,412 27,021,894 10,829,340 120,436,576 42,522,891 40,015,414 323,823,505 19,119,792

2014

Total 1,437,628,601 52,594,433 2,719,100 110,434,291 19,618,227 102,422,304 915,957,896 233,882,349

Federal 63% 911,343,857 30,782,168 0 9,570,560 0 60,840,841 601,463,383 208,686,905

Nonfederal 526,284,744 21,812,265 2,719,100 100,863,732 19,618,227 41,581,462 314,494,514 25,195,445

36 CURRENT FUNDS REVENUES BY SOURCE, 10-YEAR HISTORY


Finance

Instruction25.2%

$1,171,794,694

Research16.3%

$759,354,292

Public Service6.6%

$307,289,981

Academic Support8.6%

$398,719,561

Farm Operations0.4%

$18,250,404

Student Services9.0%

$420,715,101

Institutional Support5.7%

$266,729,375

Operation/Maintenance6.7%

$312,129,489

Financial Aid6.9%

$340,616,761

Auxiliary Enterprises7.3%

$340,616,761

Hospitals1.2%

$58,053,446

Depreciation5.9%

$273,473,935

EXPENDITURES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION, FISCAL YEAR 2014

TOTAL: $4,650,250,832

Salary andFringe Benefits

63.9%$2,969,431,519Scholarships and

Fellowships3.2%

$149,646,842

Suppliesand Services

26.4%$1,227,504,543

Other Operating Expenses

0.6%$30,193,993

Depreciation5.9%

$273,473,935

EXPENDITURES BY NATURAL CLASSIFICATION, FISCAL YEAR 2014

TOTAL: $4,650,250,832

EXPENDITURES BY FUNCTION AND FUNDING SOURCE, FISCAL YEAR 2014 37


EXPENDITURES BY FUNCTION AND FUNDING SOURCE, FISCAL YEAR 2014

2013-14 TotalExpenditures Instruction Research Public

ServiceAcademicSupport

StudentServices

FinancialAid Other *

GPO and Other State

2,239,502,097 981,548,063 155,443,183 87,162,279 327,156,355 146,366,612 34,367,488 507,458,117

Federal 707,082,708 42,284,628 460,218,420 69,585,000 9,145,213 14,498,600 86,420,507 24,930,340

Private ** 442,150,883 79,882,966 243,653,138 48,099,509 13,743,857 16,776,557 22,975,648 17,019,208

Revolving *** 937,757,154 67,467,724 62,848,338 101,598,468 46,341,340 242,504,222 14,702,401 402,294,661

Plant Funds 323,757,991 611,353 1,848,962 844,725 2,332,796 569,110 0 317,551,045

TOTAL 4,650,250,833 1,171,794,734 924,012,041 307,289,981 398,719,561 420,715,101 158,466,044 1,269,253,371

* Refers to institutional support, farm and physical plant operations, auxiliary enterprises and depreciation.** Private sources include gifts, donations and endowment income.*** Revolving funds include auxiliary enterprises, State Laboratory of Hygiene and other general operations receipts.

38 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS, BY INSTITUTION, 5-YEAR HISTORY


Finance

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS, BY INSTITUTION, 5-YEAR HISTORY

Tuition/Fees*University Housing Most Popular Meal

PlanTotal Academic Year

Resident Non-resident Resident Non-resident

Eau Claire (1)2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

$7,360 8,018 8,686 8,710 8,744

$14,933 15,591 16,259 16,283 16,317

$2,920 3,040 3,192 3,415 3,655

$2,850 2,907 2,9903,0503,120

$13,130 13,965 14,868 15,175 15,519

$20,703 21,538 22,441 22,748 23,092

Green Bay (2)2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

6,973 7,282 7,648 7,676 7,758

14,546 14,855 15,221 15,249 15,331

3,700 3,800 3,900 4,000 4,000

1,750 1,900 2,050 2,200 2,200

12,423 12,982 13,598 13,876 13,958

19,996 20,555 21,17121,44921,531

La Crosse (1)2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

7,910 8,328 8,761 8,769 8,794

15,483 15,901 16,334 16,342 16,367

3,240 3,468 3,500 3,500 3,500

2,390 2,462 2,5002,4502,410

13,540 14,258 14,761 14,719 14,704

21,113 21,831 22,334 22,292 22,277

Madison2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

8,983 9,665

10,378 10,403 10,410

24,233 25,415 26,628 26,653 26,660

4,772 4,968 5,172 5,384 5,546

2,663 2,756 2,852 2,903 3,000

16,418 17,389 18,40218,69018,956

31,668 33,139 34,65234,94035,206

Milwaukee2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

8,151 8,675 9,181 9,3009,391

17,880 18,404 19,909 19,029 19,120

4,350 4,690 5,023 5,170 5,170

2,668 3,492 3,5713,6663,724

15,169 16,857 17,77518,13618,285

24,898 26,586 28,50327,86528,014

Oshkosh2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

6,680 6,995 7,351 7,401 7,437

14,253 14,568 14,924 14,974 15,010

3,552 3,680 3,7523,8644,016

2,424 2,448 2,4962,5962,686

12,656 13,123 13,599 13,861 14,139

20,229 20,696 21,172 21,434 21,712

Parkside2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

6,619 6,930 7,287 7,3167,326

14,192 14,503 14,860 14,889 14,898

3,914 4,032 4,1524,2764,320

2,060 2,160 2,230 2,296 2,376

12,593 13,122 13,669 13,888 14,022

20,166 20,695 21,24221,46121,594

Platteville (1)2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

6,772 7,113 7,457 7,484 7,491

14,345 14,685 15,030 15,057 15,064

3,106 3,261 3,520 3,700 3,890

2,102 2,781 2,920 3,070 3,160

11,980 13,155 13,897 14,254 14,541

19,553 20,727 21,47021,82722,114

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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS, BY INSTITUTION, 5-YEAR HISTORY

Tuition/Fees*University Housing Most Popular Meal

PlanTotal Academic Year

Resident Non-resident Resident Non-resident

River Falls (1)2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

$6,894 7,277 7,700 7,721 7,752

$14,467 14,850 15,27315,29415,326

$3,400 3,570 3,7483,8793,995

$2,130 2,145 2,209 2,319 2,389

$12,424 12,992 13,657 13,919 14,136

$19,997 20,565 21,230 21,492 21,710

Stevens Point (1)2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

6,844 7,146 7,505 7,578 7,669

14,417 14,719 15,078 15,151 15,241

3,438 3,552 3,588 3,588 3,660

2,322 2,450 2,570 2,650 2,730

12,604 13,148 13,663 13,816 14,059

20,177 20,721 21,236 21,389 21,631

Stout (3)2010-11 per credit2011-12 per credit2012-13 per credit2013-14 per credit2014-15 per credit

269.97 284.72 298.14 298.95300.83

528.16 542.91 556.33557.14559.02

3,300 3,450 3,6003,7503,890

2,260 2,394 2,4542,4842,544

N/AN/AN/AN/A

$6,735

N/AN/AN/AN/A

$6,993

Superior2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

7,165 7,536 7,898 7,946 7,994

14,738 15,109 15,471 15,519 15,567

3,050 3,140 3,260 3,360 3,595

2,280 2,280 2,350 2,420 2,490

12,495 12,956 13,508 13,726 14,079

20,068 20,529 21,081 21,299 21,652

Whitewater (1)2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

6,836 7,195 7,528 7,578 7,600

14,409 14,768 15,101 15,151 15,173

3,232 3,360 3,456 3,600 3,744

2,170 2,194 2,3302,3002,400

12,238 12,749 13,314 13,478 13,744

19,811 20,322 20,887 21,051 21,317

Colleges (1) (4)2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15

4,755 5,153 5,306 5,3795,323

11,739 12,137 12,289 12,363 12,307

4,755 5,153 5,306 5,379 5,323

11,739 12,137 12,289 12,363 12,307

* Tuition/fee costs shown include segregated student fees which differ from campus to campus and cover such items as health services, activities, student union services, etc. Room costs are based on standard double occupancy average costs. Alternative room and meal plans are available at some campuses.

(1) Tuition rates include a textbook rental charge of between $148 and $203 for 2014-15. Textbook rental is also available at UW-Barron County, UW-Marathon County, UW-Manitowoc, and UW-Richland. At all other institutions students purchase their textbooks.

(2) Green Bay’s room rate represents a four student per apartment rate.

(3) UW-Stout uses a per-credit tuition system. Tuition amounts include per-credit textbook rental and laptop fees.

(4) Highest tuition/fees are shown for the 13 UW Colleges. University housing is available at UW-Marathon County, where room and board costs are $4,721 for 2014-15, and UW-Marinette, where room costs are $3,900 for 2014-15. Most Colleges’ students commute daily. Costs vary for food service and for private or county-operated housing available near most Colleges.

40 PERCENT OF BUDGET SUPPORTED BY STATE TAXES (GPR), 10-YEAR HISTORY


Finance

COST OF EDUCATION PAID BY RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATES, 10-YEAR HISTORY

Note: The total Cost of Education is the state and tuition funding used to educate students. The graph shows the relative portion of the costs of educating a student paid by the state and from resident undergraduate tuition each year.

PERCENT OF BUDGET SUPPORTED BY STATE TAXES (GPR), 10-YEAR HISTORY

Total UWSystem Budget

StateGPR

GPR % ofTotal BudgetFiscal Year

2005-06 $4,130,326,633 $991,370,721 24.00%

2006-07 $4,315,483,927 $1,044,921,257 24.21%

2007-08 $4,533,455,773 $1,128,380,267 24.89%

2008-09 $4,731,696,541 $1,189,756,579 25.14%

2009-10 $4,754,281,903 $1,139,816,724 23.97%

2010-11 $5,591,129,949 $1,179,337,184 21.09%

2011-12 $5,589,206,892 $1,001,508,980 17.92%

2012-13 $5,901,419,864 $1,135,221,084 19.24%

2013-14 $5,997,076,252 $1,151,402,700 19.20%

2014-15 $6,097,870,862 $1,178,197,283 19.32%

Note: In 2010-11 all UW System institutions participated in the federal direct student lending program for the first time. The federal loan funds flowed through each institution’s budget, resulting in a significant increase in the total UW System budget.

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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT DEBT, 2013-14 41


UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT DEBT, 2013-14

Cumulative Student Loan Debt for 2013-14UW System Resident Undergraduates Completing a Bachelor’s Degree

RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE EXPENSES, 2014-15

Note: “Average debt of all graduates” includes students who did not receive a loan during their college careers.

# of Loan Recipients

% Grads with Loan Debt

Average Debt of Borrowers

Average Debt of All Graduates

Madison 2,646 62% $29,442 $18,313

Milwaukee 2,887 78% $33,922 $26,554

Eau Claire 1,131 73% $27,124 $19,830

Green Bay 858 80% $27,470 $21,864

La Crosse 1,027 70% $29,695 $20,774

Oshkosh 1,506 78% $31,601 $24,735

Parkside 401 80% $29,767 $23,778

Platteville 774 76% $28,152 $21,425

River Falls 442 77% $27,409 $21,069

Stevens Point 1,346 78% $30,312 $23,502

Stout 805 75% $29,319 $22,079

Superior 171 80% $30,508 $24,492

Whitewater 1,423 77% $32,221 $24,717

UW System Total 15,417 74% $30,452 $22,435

Tuition$7,248

37%

Personal/Other$4,216,

21%

Meals$2,795

14%

Room$4,251

22%

Segregated Fees, $1,147, 6%

Average Annual Expenses per Student

$19,657

Tuition & Fees43%

Non-Tuition & Fees57%

Based on weighted average of representative budgets at institutions. Actual costs vary from campus to campus.

42 FINANCIAL AID HIGHLIGHTS, 2013-14


Finance

FINANCIAL AID HIGHLIGHTS, 2013-14What financial aid is available for UW students?• UW System undergraduate and graduate students received $1.4 billion in financial aid in 2013-14, a decrease of $10.0

million over 2012-13.• UW students received $455.1 million in grant funding, a $9.9 million (2%) increase.• UW students borrowed $887.2 million in student loans, a $20.1 million (2%) decrease.• UW students received $13.0 million in Federal Work-Study funding, a $0.3 million (2%) increase.

What are the sources of financial aid?• Federal sources accounted for 75% of UW System financial aid.• State sources accounted for 7% of UW System financial aid.• UW System institutions provided 8% of UW System financial aid.• 10% of UW System financial aid was provided by private or community sources.

How many UW students receive financial aid?• A total of 124,312 UW System students received financial aid, 69% of all students enrolled.• 72% of undergraduate students, or 113,134 students, received financial aid.• 46% of undergraduate and graduate students, or 83,218 students, received a grant.• Over half of all enrolled undergraduate and graduate students (55% or 98,974 students) borrowed from a student loan

program in 2013-14.• 5% of UW System undergraduate and graduate students (8,909) received a Federal Work-Study award or an award

from another work-study program. • 74% of resident undergraduates had loan debt at graduation. The average loan debt of these borrowers was $30,452.

UW SYSTEM FINANCIAL AID DOLLARS BY INSTITUTION, 2013-14

Grants Loans Work Study Total

Federal$M

State$M

Instit.$M

Other $M

Total$M % $M % $M % $M %

Madison $21.9 $15.8 $73.8 $14.0 $125.4 28% $203.1 23% $4.2 33% $332.7 25%

Milwaukee $51.2 $20.2 $9.9 $3.0 $84.3 19% $167.9 19% $1.3 10% $253.5 19%

Eau Claire $11.9 $6.3 $4.6 $3.1 $26.0 6% $50.9 6% $1.3 10% $78.2 6%

Green Bay $9.6 $4.6 $3.3 $1.7 $19.2 4% $30.2 3% $0.4 3% $49.8 4%

La Crosse $9.5 $5.1 $1.9 $3.1 $19.5 4% $55.2 6% $0.6 5% $75.3 6%

Oshkosh $14.6 $7.7 $1.4 $2.1 $25.8 6% $64.1 7% $1.0 8% $91.0 7%

Parkside $9.0 $4.1 $0.4 $0.6 $14.1 3% $22.2 3% $0.1 1% $36.4 3%

Platteville $9.3 $4.3 $2.2 $2.1 $18.0 4% $42.4 5% $0.6 5% $61.0 4%

River Falls $7.6 $2.4 $0.8 $1.9 $12.7 3% $32.6 4% $0.5 4% $45.7 3%

Stevens Point $14.1 $5.9 $1.3 $4.9 $26.2 6% $52.3 6% $1.3 10% $79.8 6%

Stout $11.2 $4.4 $1.5 $2.0 $19.1 4% $49.7 6% $0.7 5% $69.5 5%

Superior $4.7 $1.5 $1.8 $0.8 $8.7 2% $15.7 2% $0.4 3% $24.8 2%

Whitewater $14.3 $7.0 $1.3 $3.5 $26.1 6% $72.8 8% $0.0 0% $98.9 7%

Colleges $18.7 $8.8 $0.7 $1.8 $30.0 7% $28.0 3% $0.5 4% $58.6 4%

UW System Total $207.5 $98.2 $104.8 $44.6 $455.1 100% $887.2 100% $13.0 100% $1,355.3 100%

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FINANCIAL AID GRANTS BY TYPE, 2013-14

UW SYSTEM DOLLAR VOLUME OF FINANCIAL AID, 10-YEAR HISTORY Undergraduate Graduate Total Aided

Total Resident Non-ResidentYear # % Enroll # % Enroll # % Enroll # % Enroll # $M % Enroll04-05 92,007 64% 79,410 66% 12,597 56% 10,818 46% 102,825 $767.4 62%05-06 94,302 65% 81,292 67% 13,010 56% 11,221 48% 105,523 $828.8 63%06-07 95,580 66% 82,076 67% 13,504 57% 11,523 48% 107,103 $881.2 63%07-08 98,575 66% 84,045 68% 14,530 58% 11,537 47% 110,112 $951.2 64%08-09 101,651 67% 86,314 69% 15,337 58% 11,637 48% 113,288 $1,061.9 65%09-10 108,641 71% 92,280 73% 16,361 60% 12,380 49% 121,021 $1,215.0 68%10-11 113,287 72% 95,808 75% 17,479 61% 12,814 51% 126,101 $1,318.8 69%11-12 115,201 74% 97,327 76% 17,874 61% 12,412 50% 127,613 $1,364.2 70%12-13 115,246 73% 96,616 76% 18,630 61% 11,453 48% 126,699 $1,365.2 70%13-14 113,134 72% 94,271 76% 18,863 59% 11,178 47% 124,312 $1,355.3 69%

State$98.2 million

(22%)

Federal$207.5 million

(46%)

Other$44.6 million

(10%)Institutional

$104.8 million(23%)

44 FUNDING FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS


Finance

FUNDING FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS

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PHYSICAL PLANT STATISTICS BY UNIVERSITY/UNIT

No. of Build-ings/Additions

AssignableSq. Ft.

GrossSq. Ft.

Building Replace-ment Value ($)

Contents Replace-ment Value ($)

Madison 955 15,670,354 28,129,511 6,389,416,973 3,986,000,380Milwaukee 81 4,138,180 7,462,877 1,193,945,483 504,113,315Eau Claire 60 1,783,945 2,781,231 526,094,432 110,559,008Green Bay 70 1,542,223 1,781,987 372,250,727 106,820,161La Crosse 54 1,918,985 3,062,580 515,971,539 127,804,670Oshkosh 70 2,298,842 3,896,027 676,322,239 214,519,956Parkside 40 802,402 1,487,544 341,438,005 101,279,679Platteville 92 1,528,826 2,389,059 455,881,375 104,603,489River Falls (incl. Pigeon Lake) 170 1,431,811 2,245,930 435,559,847 114,465,886Stevens Point 119 1,675,233 2,787,783 543,338,756 141,002,174Stout 64 1,473,317 2,512,654 453,869,380 104,475,185Superior 47 864,244 1,351,569 266,558,603 69,237,040Whitewater 70 1,862,171 3,057,829 593,166,982 187,759,663

Colleges 6 6,335 9,489 498,403 180,587Extension 27 439,873 748,415 175,411,313 18,696,192System Administration 5 136,818 202,041 2,030,876 6,991,321

Totals 1,930 37,573,559 63,906,526 12,941,754,933 5,898,508,706

46 BUDGETED FACULTY AND STAFF POSITIONS, 2014-15


Faculty and Staff

BUDGETED FACULTY AND STAFF POSITIONS, 2014-15(Full-Time Equivalent)

Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor Instructor Total

Faculty

Other Unclassified

Staff

Total Un-classified

Staff

Classified Staff

Total UW Staff

Eau Claire 170 123 148 0 441 348 789 420 1,210

Green Bay 33 88 55 0 176 252 428 217 645

La Crosse 101 108 195 0 404 416 820 373 1,193

Madison 1,241 388 510 0 2,139 8,877 11,016 5,088 16,104

Milwaukee 262 389 210 0 861 1,564 2,425 1,124 3,549

Oshkosh 131 111 164 4 410 517 927 399 1,327

Parkside 32 49 45 0 126 217 343 186 529

Platteville 117 60 115 0 292 361 653 321 974

River Falls 118 45 48 0 211 220 431 230 661

Stevens Point 145 99 123 9 376 358 734 384 1,118

Stout 68 96 146 0 310 366 676 403 1,079

Superior 40 27 61 0 128 127 255 150 405

Whitewater 99 142 162 0 403 374 777 410 1,187

Total 2,558 1,723 1,982 13 6,276 14,000 20,276 9,706 29,981

Colleges

Baraboo-Sauk 2.00 6.50 8.20 - 17 15 32 10 42

Barron 4.00 5.25 6.00 - 15 13 28 10 39

Fond du Lac 4.00 10.00 7.46 - 21 14 35 16 50

Fox Valley 7.00 19.75 13.25 - 40 32 72 23 95

Manitowoc 2.00 12.13 4.50 - 19 11 30 13 43

Marathon 8.00 16.25 8.50 - 33 30 63 13 77

Marinette 2.75 7.00 3.75 - 14 15 29 9 38

Marshfield-Wood 4.00 6.00 7.50 - 18 13 31 9 40

Richland 4.00 5.50 4.50 - 15 9 24 11 35

Rock 7.00 9.00 9.25 - 25 25 50 13 62

Sheboygan 3.00 5.37 9.88 - 18 15 33 13 46

Washington 10.00 8.50 7.50 - 27 16 43 14 57

Waukesha 9.00 23.00 14.25 - 46 34 80 22 102

Other 1.25 2.75 4.12 - 8 82 90 23 114

Total 68.00 137.00 108.66 0 314 326 640 199 839

Extension 73.11 116.21 68.20 31.78 289 693 982 229 1,211

System Admin. - - - - - 51 51 51 102

Systemwide - - - - - 31 31 168 199

Total UW System 2,699 1,977 2,159 45 6,880 15,099 21,979 10,354 32,333

Notes: Includes vacant positions. Does not include 3,137 student assistants in the UW System. Numbers may not add up due to rounding. Source: UW Office of Budget Planning

BUDGETED FACULTY BY INSTITUTION AND RANK, 2014-15 47

2014-15 UW System Fact BookFaculty and Staff

BUDGETED FACULTY BY INSTITUTION AND RANK, 2014-15(Appointment Count)

Professors Associate Professors

AssistantProfessors Instructors

AssociateProfessorUnranked

TotalFaculty

Eau Claire 179 125 155 - - 459

Green Bay 34 88 58 - - 180

La Crosse 101 108 196 - - 405

Madison 1,288 401 518 - - 2,207

Milwaukee 272 392 211 - - 875

Oshkosh 131 113 188 4 - 436

Parkside 33 49 45 - - 127

Platteville 118 61 116 - - 295

River Falls 120 46 53 - - 219

Stevens Point 148 100 127 10 - 385

Stout 70 98 147 - - 315

Superior 40 27 61 - - 128

Whitewater 100 144 163 - - 407

Total 2,634 1,752 2,039 14 0 6,439

Colleges

Baraboo-Sauk 2 7 8 - - 17

Barron 4 5 6 - - 15

Fond du Lac 4 10 7 - - 21

Fox Valley 7 20 13 - - 40

Manitowoc 2 12 5 - - 19

Marathon 8 16 9 - - 33

Marinette 3 7 4 - - 14

Marshfield-Wood 4 6 8 - - 18

Richland 4 6 5 - - 14

Rock 7 9 9 - - 25

Sheboygan 3 5 10 - - 18

Washington 10 9 8 - - 26

Waukesha 9 24 14 - - 47

Systemwide Services 1 3 4 - - 8

Total 68 138 109 0 0 315

Extension 82 123 74 34 - 313

Systemwide - - - - - -

Total UW System 2,784 2,013 2,222 48 0 7,067

Notes: Includes vacant positions.Numbers may not add up due to rounding.

48 UW SYSTEM EMPLOYEES BY RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDER


48 UW SYSTEM EMPLOYEES BY RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDER

Faculty and Instructional

Academic Staff

Non-Instructional Academic Staff Classified Staff

Administrators and Academic

Leaders

Graduate Assistants Total

# % # % # % # % # % # %

African American

2012 279 2.4% 280 2.9% 370 3.6% 70 4.8% 166 2.3% 1,165 2.9%

2013 292 2.5% 268 2.7% 380 3.7% 75 5.0% 170 2.4% 1,185 2.9%

2014 290 2.4% 263 2.6% 380 3.7% 67 4.4% 168 2.4% 1,168 2.9%

American Indian

2012 71 0.6% 53 0.5% 52 0.5% 7 0.5% 18 0.3% 201 0.5%

2013 76 0.6% 56 0.6% 51 0.5% 7 0.5% 31 0.4% 221 0.5%

2014 63 0.5% 60 0.6% 41 0.4% 6 0.4% 27 0.4% 197 0.5%

Asian American*

2012 835 7.1% 481 4.9% 322 3.2% 29 2.0% 300 4.2% 1,967 4.9%

2013 860 7.2% 473 4.8% 326 3.2% 28 1.9% 312 4.4% 1,999 4.9%

2014 909 7.6% 494 4.8% 345 3.4% 23 1.5% 288 4.1% 2,059 5.0%

Hawaiian/PacificIslander

2012 3 0.0% 4 0.0% 1 0.0% - 0.0% 1 0.0% 9 0.0%

2013 4 0.0% 4 0.0% 3 0.0% - 0.0% 4 0.1% 15 0.0%

2014 5 0.0% 5 0.0% 4 0.0% - 0.0% 1 0.0% 15 0.0%

Hispanic/Latino(a)

2012 290 2.5% 195 2.0% 368 3.6% 39 2.7% 231 3.3% 1,123 2.8%

2013 285 2.4% 203 2.0% 366 3.6% 36 2.4% 246 3.4% 1,136 2.8%

2014 302 2.5% 210 2.1% 370 3.6% 41 2.7% 253 3.6% 1,176 2.9%

Two or More Races

2012 42 0.4% 60 0.6% 45 0.4% 4 0.3% 71 1.0% 222 0.6%

2013 62 0.5% 72 0.7% 55 0.5% 8 0.5% 70 1.0% 267 0.7%

2014 81 0.7% 83 0.8% 75 0.7% 8 0.5% 88 1.2% 335 0.8%

Employees of Color

2012 1,520 12.9% 1,073 10.9% 1,158 11.4% 149 10.3% 787 11.1% 4,687 11.6%

2013 1,579 13.3% 1,076 10.8% 1,181 11.6% 154 10.3% 833 11.6% 4,823 11.8%

2014 1,650 13.8% 1,115 10.9% 1,215 11.9% 145 9.6% 825 11.6% 4,950 12.1%

White

2012 9,702 82.5% 7,915 80.6% 8,792 86.5% 1,289 89.1% 4,214 59.3% 31,912 79.2%

2013 9,725 81.6% 8,048 80.8% 8,736 85.7% 1,334 89.2% 4,120 57.6% 31,963 78.5%

2014 9,657 80.9% 8,257 80.8% 8,690 85.1% 1,351 89.5% 4,005 56.4% 31,960 78.0%

Unknown Race/Ethnicity

2012 230 2.0% 182 1.9% 216 2.1% 7 0.5% 91 1.3% 726 1.8%

2013 296 2.5% 210 2.1% 261 2.6% 6 0.4% 113 1.6% 886 2.2%

2014 375 3.1% 259 2.5% 284 2.8% 11 0.7% 177 2.5% 1,106 2.7%

International

2012 301 2.6% 649 6.6% 4 0.0% 2 0.1% 2,012 28.3% 2,968 7.4%

2013 312 2.6% 623 6.3% 17 0.2% 2 0.1% 2,086 29.2% 3,040 7.5%

2014 261 2.2% 586 5.7% 19 0.2% 2 0.1% 2,091 29.5% 2,959 7.2%

Female

2012 5,336 45.4% 5,633 57.4% 5,484 53.9% 705 48.7% 3,314 46.6% 20,472 50.8%

2013 5,481 46.0% 5,746 57.7% 5,479 53.7% 742 49.6% 3,347 46.8% 20,795 51.1%

2014 5,511 46.1% 5,983 58.6% 5,450 53.4% 757 50.2% 3,241 45.7% 20,942 51.1%

Male

2012 6,417 54.6% 4,186 42.6% 4,686 46.1% 742 51.3% 3,790 53.4% 19,821 49.2%

2013 6,431 54.0% 4,211 42.3% 4,716 46.3% 754 50.4% 3,805 53.2% 19,917 48.9%

2014 6,432 53.9% 4,234 41.4% 4,758 46.6% 752 49.8% 3,857 54.3% 20,033 48.9%

UW System Total

2012 11,753 100% 9,819 100% 10,170 100% 1,447 100% 7,104 100% 40,293 100%

2013 11,912 100% 9,957 100% 10,195 100% 1,496 100% 7,152 100% 40,712 100%

2014 11,943 100% 10,217 100% 10,208 100% 1,509 100% 7,098 100% 40,975 100%

UW SYSTEM EMPLOYEES BY RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDERAND EMPLOYMENT CATEGORY

*State and federal regulations that proscribe racial/ethnic definitions and data collection practices for purposes of equal employment opportunities and affirmative action do not distinguish various Asian racial/ethnic groups.

Faculty and Staff

WOMEN AS PERCENT OF FACULTY BY RANK, 5-YEAR HISTORY 49

2014-15 UW System Fact BookFaculty and Staff

WOMEN AS PERCENT OF FACULTY BY RANK, 5-YEAR HISTORY

MULTICULTURAL FACULTY, BY INSTITUTION, FALL 2014

By FTE split

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Women Faculty

Total Faculty

% Wom-

en

Women Faculty

Total Faculty

% Wom-

en

Women Faculty

Total Faculty

% Wom-

en

Women Faculty

Total Faculty

% Wom-

en

Women Faculty

Total Faculty

% Wom-

en

Professor 720.58 2,550.19 28.3% 729.82 2,455.95 29.7% 729.42 2,488.73 29.3% 745.76 2,516.92 29.6% 798.16 2,610.62 30.6%

Assoc Professor 779.35 1,890.68 41.2% 783.31 1,856.16 42.2% 820.09 1,856.92 44.2% 841.49 1,876.04 44.9% 847.97 1,869.45 45.4%

Assist Professor 851.33 1,783.87 47.7% 861.42 1,832.63 47.0% 893.57 1,870.32 47.8% 908.83 1,898.71 47.9% 883.21 1,821.39 48.5%

Instructor 18.60 38.60 48.2% 15.91 26.91 59.1% 19.83 31.83 62.3% 25.10 40.10 62.6% 29.60 43.60 67.9%

All Faculty 2369.86 6,263.34 37.8% 2,390.46 6,171.65 38.7% 2,462.91 6,247.80 39.4% 2,521.18 6,331.77 39.8% 2,558.94 6,345.06 40.0%

Asian American African American Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

Hispanic/ Latino(a)

American Indian Two or More Races Total

Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male

Eau Claire 19 19 6 4 4 9 4 2 2 69

Green Bay 4 9 1 3 4 6 1 1 29

La Crosse 14 17 1 6 2 7 3 2 1 53

Madison 69 175 30 24 1 31 39 4 2 10 8 393

Milwaukee 46 95 21 27 17 20 4 4 4 3 241

Oshkosh 8 12 1 4 3 1 1 30

Parkside 10 9 3 5 2 29

Platteville 14 23 4 7 2 2 1 1 2 56

River Falls 6 8 1 2 1 2 1 2 23

Stevens Point 8 10 2 2 1 4 3 1 31

Stout 13 13 5 2 1 2 36

Superior 3 5 3 2 1 1 15

Whitewater 21 26 6 6 1 5 4 1 1 2 1 74

Colleges 5 7 7 3 3 1 2 28

Extension 5 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 15

Total 245 429 74 104 2 1 87 102 22 15 22 19 1,122

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

All Faculty

50 AVERAGE AAUP* SALARIES OF FULL-TIME FACULTY, 2014-15


Faculty and Staff

AVERAGE AAUP* SALARIES OF FULL-TIME FACULTY, 2014-15

(excludes Medical School)

Professor Associate Professor Assistant ProfessorMadison $128,100 95,800 84,900Milwaukee 102,900 76,800 70,400Eau Claire 76,900 63,800 63,500Green Bay 70,400 61,200 55,400La Crosse 80,700 64,200 59,900Oshkosh 78,800 63,100 64,300Parkside 73,500 63,300 56,700Platteville 72,300 58,100 57,300River Falls 72,400 65,500 58,900Stevens Point 71,200 60,600 53,600Stout 73,100 62,200 58,700Superior 67,000 56,500 56,200Whitewater 79,700 66,300 67,400Colleges 62,400 50,200 44,900

*American Association of University Professors

INDEX 51


Academic (degree) programs, 4 By institution, 10-11Academic Staff Role in UW System, 4 Statistics, 46, 48Board of Regents Committees, 6 Description, 3 Meeting schedule, 6 Members, 5 Officers, 6 Presidents, 3Budget By institution, 10-11, 32-33 GPR, 10-year history, 40 UW System, total, 32-33Buildings Funding for capital construction, 44 Statistics by University/Unit, 45Calendar, academic year, 12-13Campus information, 10-11, back coverChancellors, 8, inside back coverClassified (University) Staff Role in UW System, 4 Statistics, 46, 48Colleges, UW At-a-glance, 11 City & county relationships, 4 Deans, 9, inside back cover Locations, 9, back coverCosts, student By institution, undergraduate, 5-year history, 38-39 Cost of education paid by resident undergrads, 40 Resident undergraduate expenses (weighted average), 41Debt, undergraduate student, 41Definitions, student statistics, 14-15Degrees conferred, 28-31 Bachelor’s degrees, 28 By race/ethnicity, all levels, 28 Graduate and professional, 29 Level and Gender, 10-year history, 31 Students of Color, 10-year history, 31 UW System, all levels, 10-year history, 30Enrollments, 16-27 Fall enrollment by institution, 16-17 Full-time/part-time, 21 Historical, 21, 23-26 Male/Female, 20 Race/ethnicity, 20, 26 State of origin, 18 UW-Extension, 22 Wisconsin county of origin, 19Ethnic Groups (see Multicultural and Students of Color)Expenditures By classification, and funding source, 36-37Extension, UW- At-a-glance, 11 City & county relationships, 4 Contacts and enrollments, 22Facilities, 45Faculty Budgeted faculty (headcount), 47 Budgeted faculty and staff (FTE), 46 Multicultural, by gender and ethnic group, 48-49 Role in UW System, 4 Salaries, 50 Women, by rank, 49

Female Degrees conferred, 28, 29, 31 Enrollments, 20-21 Faculty by rank (% of total), 49 Multicultural faculty, 49Financial Aid, 42-43 By institution, 42 Dollar volume, 10-year history, 43 Highlights, 42 Type of aid, 42-43Gifts, Grants and Contracts Awarded, 10-year history, 35GPR Support By percentage of budget, 10-year history, 40History and organization of UW System, 2-4Housing, University, costs, 38-39, 41Institutions-at-a-Glance, 10-11Instruction Cost of, 41 Expenditures, 36, 37Male Degrees conferred, 28, 29, 31 Enrollments, 20-21 Multicultural faculty, 49Map of campus locations, back coverMission Statement, UW System, 2Multicultural (see also Students of Color) Degrees conferred, 28, 31 Faculty, 48-49 Student enrollment, 20, 26 UW System employees, 48, 49Offices, UW System Administration, 7, inside back coverPhysical Plant, Statistics, 45Presidents Board of Regents, 3 UW System, 3Public Service, expenditures, 36-37Regents (see Board of Regents)Research, expenditures and funding, 35-37Revenues, 10-year history, 34Salaries, full-time faculty, 50Statutes, Wisconsin, Chapter 36, 2Student(s) Costs/expenses, 38-41 Debt, 41 Degrees conferred, 28-31 Enrollments, 16-27 Financial aid, 42-43 Gender, 20-21, 28-29, 31 Geographic origin, 18-19 Race/ethnicity, 20, 26, 28, 31 Resident/non-resident, 16-19, 21 Role in UW System, 4 Transfer, 27Students of Color, 20, 26, 28, 31Telephone numbers Board of Regents, 5 Campus, 10-11 Chancellors, 8, inside back cover Colleges deans, 9, inside back cover UW System Administration offices, 7, inside back coverTransfer students, 27Tuition By institution, 38-39 % of costs, 41University Staff, 4Websites, 6, 10-11, 15, inside back coverWomen (see Female)

INDEX

System Offices Officer Website Phone

President's Office Ray Cross wisconsin.edu/president 608-262-2321Academic and Student Affairs James P. Henderson (designate) wisconsin.edu/offices/asa 608-262-3826Administration David L. Miller wisconsin.edu/offices/admin 608-262-4048Finance Julie Gordon (interim) wisconsin.edu/offices/finance 608-262-1803General Counsel Tomas Stafford wisconsin.edu/offices/gc 608-262-8646Internal Audit Lori Stortz wisconsin.edu/offices/audit 608-263-4397University Relations James Villa wisconsin.edu/offices/our 608-262-4464

UW HELP uwhelp.wisconsin.edu 800-442-6459

Board of Regents Office Officer Website Phone

Jane Radue wisconsin.edu/regents 608-262-2324

UW Institutions Chancellor or Regional CEO/Dean Website Phone

UW-Eau Claire James Schmidt www.uwec.edu 715-836-2327UW-Extension Cathy A. Sandeen www.uwex.edu 608-262-3786UW-Green Bay Gary L. Miller www.uwgb.edu 920-465-2207UW-La Crosse Joe Gow www.uwlax.edu 608-785-8004UW-Madison Rebecca Blank www.wisc.edu 608-262-9946UW-Milwaukee Mark Mone www.uwm.edu 414-229-4331UW-Oshkosh Andrew J. Leavitt www.uwosh.edu 920-424-0200UW-Parkside Deborah Ford www.uwp.edu 262-595-2211UW-Platteville Dennis J. Shields www.uwplatt.edu 608-342-1234UW-River Falls Dean Van Galen www.uwrf.edu 715-425-3201UW-Stevens Point Bernie L. Patterson www.uwsp.edu 715-346-2123UW-Stout Bob Meyer www.uwstout.edu 715-232-2441UW-Superior Renée Wachter www.uwsuper.edu 715-394-8223UW-Whitewater Beverly A. Kopper www.uww.edu 262-472-1918UW Colleges Cathy A. Sandeen www.uwc.edu 608-262-3786

Baraboo/Sauk County Charles Clark www.baraboo.uwc.edu 608-355-5200Barron County Keith Montgomery www.barron.uwc.edu 715-234-8176Fond du Lac Martin Rudd www.fdl.uwc.edu 920-929-1100Fox Valley Martin Rudd www.uwfox.uwc.edu 920-832-2600Manitowoc Martin Rudd www.manitowoc.uwc.edu 920-683-4700Marathon County Keith Montgomery www.uwmc.uwc.edu 715-261-6100Marinette Keith Montgomery www.marinette.uwc.edu 715-735-4300Marshfield/Wood County Keith Montgomery www.marshfield.uwc.edu 715-389-6500Online and Distance Education Michael Bartlett www.online.uwc.edu 608-270-2771Richland Charles Clark www.richland.uwc.edu 608-647-6186Rock County Charles Clark www.rock.uwc.edu 608-758-6565Sheboygan Jackie Joseph-Silverstein www.sheboygan.uwc.edu 608-459-6600Washington County Jackie Joseph-Silverstein www.washington.uwc.edu 262-335-5200Waukesha Jackie Joseph-Silverstein www.waukesha.uwc.edu 262-521-5200

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR UW SYSTEM OFFICES AND INSTITUTIONS

The University of Wisconsin System is one of the largest systems of public higher education in the country, serving approximately 180,000 students each fall and employing more than 40,000 faculty and staff statewide.

The UW System is made up of

• 13 four-year universities,• 13 freshman-sophomore

UW Colleges campuses, and• statewide UW-Extension

Together, these institutions are a tremendous academic, cultural, and economic resource for Wisconsin, the nation, and the world.

Fall Enrollment: Approximately 180,000

Annual Budget: $6.1 billion

State Funding: $1.2 billion

Gifts, Grants and Contracts Awarded: $1.4 billion

Economic Impact: $15+ billion annually

Annual Degrees Awarded: More than 36,000

OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE

Accountability Dashboard

The University of Wisconsin System Accountability Dashboard includes a broad spectrum of higher education performance

measures that reflect UW System’s strategic priori-ties or are required by state legislation. To view the Accountability Dashboard, visit:

www.wisconsin.edu/accountability

Introduction to the UW System

Geared toward prospective stu-dents and school counselors, this full-color overview of UW cam-puses and admissions guidelines is published each fall.

To view online, visit:

uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/introduction

Annual Financial Report

To view current and past financial reports, visit:

www.wisconsin.edu/financial-reports

UW SystemABOUT

A Reference Guide to University of Wisconsin System Statistics and General Information

Fact Book

wisconsin.edu

Universities

Freshman/sophomore UW Colleges campuses

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UW-EAU CLAIRE

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UW-PLATTEVILLE

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UW-RIVER FALLS

UW-OSHKOSH

UW-GREEN BAY

UW-PARKSIDEKenosha

UW-MILWAUKEE

UW-BARRON COUNTYRice Lake

UW-MARSHFIELD/WOOD COUNTY

UW-MARATHON COUNTYWausau

UW-FOND DU LAC

UW-FOX VALLEYMenasha

UW-WASHINGTON COUNTYWest Bend

UW-SHEBOYGAN

UW-MANITOWOC

UW-BARABOO/SAUK COUNTY

UW-RICHLANDRichland Center

UW-SUPERIOR

UW-WAUKESHA

UW-ROCK COUNTYJanesville

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