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College of Engineering Fact Book 2013–14

On the horizon—

General Information

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K-State 2025 Overall GoalKansas State University will be recognized as one of the nation’s Top 50 Public Research Universities.(For more information see www.k-state.edu/2025/)

College of Engineering VisionThe Kansas State University College of Engineering will be a highly ranked college providing quality education within a research environment that develops engineering leaders to benefit society.

College of Engineering Strategic Planning Themes1. Recruit and retain diverse academic achievers from both inside and outside Kansas to produce graduates

who will take the lead in generating technological solutions for and new knowledge about tomorrow’s challenges.

2. Provide outstanding and diverse faculty and technological facilities so students receive quality teaching and advising, enabling them to become problem solvers, leaders, and critical thinkers highly sought after by universities, industry, and the government.

3. Establish focused, high-impact, nationally recognized research programs and build a prominent faculty that will enhance the college’s national and international reputation.

4. Establish lifelong connections with alumni and capitalize on this network, corporate partnerships, and related research/scholarship within the college to strengthen the education experience, research/scholarship quality, and financial support of the college.

5. Prepare students and faculty for the changing global environment to create a culture of diversity, creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

6. Disseminate new knowledge to a global society and the citizens of Kansas to meet the land-grant mission.

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B.S. M.S. Ph.D.Architectural EngineeringBiological and Agricultural EngineeringBiological Systems Engineering

Biological OptionEnvironmental Option Machinery Systems Option

Chemical EngineeringCivil Engineering

Construction Engineering TrackEnvironmental Engineering TrackStructural Engineering TrackTransportation/Materials Engineering Track

Computer EngineeringComputer ScienceConstruction Science and ManagementElectrical EngineeringEngineering ManagementIndustrial EngineeringInformation SystemsMechanical Engineering

Nuclear Engineering OptionNuclear EngineeringOperations ResearchSoftware Engineering

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Programs of Study

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College Administration

Title Name Phone Email

Interim Dean

Associate Dean, Engineering Researchand Graduate Programs

Special Assistant to the Dean

Assistant DeansRecruitmentRetention, Diversity and InclusionStudent Services

DirectorsDevelopmentEngineering CommunicationsEngineering Computing ServicesMulticultural Engineering Program

Dr. Gary A. Clark

Dr. Noel N. Schulz

Dr. Ronaldo Maghirang

Prof. Thomas C. RobertsMs. Bette L. GrauerMr. Larry Satzler

Ms. Lori R. RoggeMs. Mary M. RankinMr. Stephen J. CoulsonMs. LaVerne Bitsie-Baldwin

(785)532-5590

532-5844

532-5590

532-5455532-5437532-5592

532-7500532-6715532-6392532-5949

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]@[email protected]

[email protected]@[email protected]@ksu.edu

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Departments, Centers, and Institutes

Academic Departments Name Phone E-Mail

Architectural Engineering and Construction Science Biological and Agricultural EngineeringChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputing and Information SciencesElectrical and Computer EngineeringIndustrial and Manufacturing Systems EngineeringMechanical and Nuclear Engineering

Research

Advanced Manufacturing InstituteCenter for Hazardous Substance Research (ChE Dept.)Center for Information and Systems Assurance (CIS Dept.)Center for Sustainable Energy (ChE Dept.)Electrical Power Affiliates Program (ECE Dept.)Engineering Research and Graduate ProgramsEngineering ExtensionHealth Care Operations Resource Center (IMSE Dept.)Institute for Environmental Research (MNE Dept.)National Gas Machinery Laboratory (MNE Dept.)Pollution Prevention Institute (Engr. Ext.)Semiconductor Materials and Radiological Technologies LabUniversity Transportation Center (CE Dept.)Urban Water Institute

Prof. Raphael (Ray) YunkDr. Joseph HarnerDr. James EdgarDr. Robert Stokes*Dr. Gurdip SinghDr. Don GruenbacherDr. Bradley KramerDr. William Dunn*

Dr. Jeffrey TuckerDr. Larry EricksonDr. Simon OuDr. Mary RezacDr. Noel N. SchulzDr. Noel N. SchulzMr. Bruce SneadDr. David Ben-AriehDr. Steven EckelsDr. Byron JonesMs. Nancy LarsonDr. Douglas S. McGregorDr. Robert StokesDr. Stacy Hutchinson*

(785)532-5964532-5580532-5584532-5862532-6350532-5600532-5606532-5610

532-7044532-6519532-7941532-4315532-5844532-5844532-6026532-3724532-5620532-2319532-6026532-7057532-5862532-2843

[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@ksu.edu

[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@ksu.edu

*Interim

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Deans of the College of Engineering

Name Term

Edmund B. McCormick

A. A. Potter

Roy A. Seaton

M. A. Durland

John Shupe (Acting)

Paul Russell

Ralph G. Nevins

Donald E. Rathbone

Terry S. King

Richard R. Gallagher (Interim)

John R. English

Gary A. Clark (Interim)

1908 - 1913

1913 - 1920

1920 - 1949

1949 - 1961

1961 - 1963

1963 - 1967

1967 - 1973

1973 - 1997

1997 - 2006

2006 - 2007

2007 - 2013

2013-

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MemberSue BarsamianStan ClarkCasey HalseyWayne HarmsKendall HarrisMark HuttonMark KeenanRichard M. KerschenMike KingSteve KirchhoffScott LoveDana MathesRaj NathanTom PaulsonRandy PopeVicki ScharnhorstKevin SchoenMark SchonhoffDoug SterbenzJames TadtmanSpencer Tholstrup Lou Von ThaerCindy Wallis-LageKeith WartaKent WrayMeg Yaege

TitleGeneral Manager and Senior Vice President Engineering Manager Executive VP / Chief Risk OfficerPresidentDean of EngineeringCEOCo-Founder and Chairman of the BoardChairman of the Board and CEOSecretaryVice PresidentSpecial Projects FellowVice President of OperationsRetired General Manager and Executive Vice PresidentRetired Vice PresidentSenior Vice PresidentOperations ManagerVice President Vice President Executive Vice President/ Chief Operating OfficerPresidentKey Account ManagerNational Security Sector President and Executive VPPresident of Global Water BusinessPresidentProvost and Executive Vice President for Academic AffairsRetired President

CompanyHewlett-Packard CompanyAGCO JE Dunn Construction Group, Inc.ExxonMobil Upstream VenturePrairie View A&M UniversityHutton ConstructionKHS&S Contractors CoThe Law Company, Inc.KS Dept of TransportationExxonMobil Gas & Power MarketingConocoPhillipsDow AgroSciencesSybase, Inc.ConocoPhillipsBurns & McDonnellTetra TechGeneral Mills, Inc.Cerner CorporationWestar EnergyWildcat Construction CompanyNalco CompanyLeidosBlack & Veatch CorporationBartlett & West Engineers Inc.Missouri University of Science and TechnologyConocoPhillips

College of Engineering Advisory Council

Finances

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Revenue, 2013 (excluding gifts)

* Extension Systems and Agricultural Research Programs (ESARP)** Beginning 2010-2011, actual expenditures as reported on the NSF/SRS survey. Numbers are one year behind.*** Actual Revenue Received

REVENUEState Appropriations/TuitionESARP* Research**Student Equipment Fee***

2008-09$19,512,839

1,796,41420,054,229

860,648

6.21%4.25%

47.50%2.04%

2009-10$19,484,760

1,678,12322,107,924

881,427

44.13%3.80%

50.07%2.00%

2010-11$20,230,230

1,653,57826,943,650

964,052

40.63%3.32%

54.11%1.94%

2011-12$20,526,807

1,658,53625,467,425

945,769

42.24%3.41%

52.40%1.95%

2012-1321,174,2991,721,405

26,397,922939,289

42.15%3.43%

52.55%1.87%

Total $42,224,130 $44,152,234 $49,791,510 $48,598,537 50,232,915

State Appropriations

and Tuition, 42.15%

ESARP*, 3.43%

Extramural Research**,

52.55%

Student Equipment

Fee***, 1.87%

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2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

EXPENDITURESSalary and Benefits (GU)Operating Expenditures (GU)Dept Restricted Fees/Misc.Student Equipment FeeResearch*Total University ExpendituresResearch*Scholarships***College Admin. Support**Faculty/Staff AssistanceFundraising Personnel****Capital ImprovementsTotal Foundation ExpendituresGrand Total Expenditures

$18,840,753853,702407,912669,603

20,920,20642,059,529

154,4161,630,086

907,910347,356367,353

6473,040,415

$45,099,944

40.97%1.89%0.90%1.48%

46.41%93.27%0.34%3.61%2.01%0.77%0.81%0.00%6.73%

$19,186,270818,249471,202714,133

22,792,05944,269,904

276,0361,633,417

860,230463,307287,991

37,7803,270,770

$47,540,674

40.36%1.72%0.99%1.50%

47.94%93.12%

0.58%3.44%1.81%0.97%0.61%0.08%6.88%

$19,229,156587,297422,939

1,327,66823,596,63345,553,964

297,1791,870,403

850,160495,903390,271

03,513,645

$49,067,609

39.19%1.20%0.86% 2.70%

48.09% 92.84%

0.61% 3.81% 1.73% 1.01% 0.80% 0.00% 7.16%

$20,052,044696,962464,733

1,068,56923,747,98546,225,497

108,8641,537,6611,111,164

518,167379,634

03,460,286

$49,685,783

40.36%1.40%0.94%2.15%

47.80%93.04%

0.22%3.09%2.24%1.04%0.76%0.00%6.96%

$15,661,878728,200449,338697,859

26,397,92244,355,180

-1,776,0801,392,134

429,724419,98331,700

3,629,638$47,984,818

32.64%1.52%0.94%1.45%

55.01%92.44%

0.00%3.70%2.90%0.90%0.88%0.07%7.56%

* Beginning with 2012-13, data reported via the NSF/SRS Survey are used. Numbers are one year behind.** Includes travel, equipment, hospitality, and other operating expenditures.*** Includes an infusion of $10,500 each year from other sources.**** Fundraising Personnel expenditures were paid with University funds in 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2012-13 and split funded in 2011-12.

Expenditures, 2013

Salary and Benefits32.64%

Operating Expenditures

1.52%Dept Restricted Fees/Misc.

0.94%Stu Equipment Fee

1.45%

Combined Research*

55.00%

Scholarships3.70%

College Admin.

Support2.90%

Faculty/Staff Assistance

0.90%

Fundraising Personnel

0.88%

Capital Improvements

0.07%

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Statement of Development

Revenue FY2009 FY2010 FY2011 FY2012 FY2013

Contributions-ExpendableContributions-Endowed and Restricted GiftsInvestment Income: Expendable Endowed (reinvestment) Market Value AdjustmentSubtotal Investment IncomeOther Revenue (not contributions)

Total Revenue

ExpensesScholarships*Other College Support (includes faculty/staff

assistance, travel, equipment & other misc expenditures.)

Capital ImprovementDevelopment CostsTotal Expenses

$3,266,5077,348,918

1,066,657686,786

-10,971,855-9,218,412

103,025$1,500,038

$1,619,5861,409,682

647**0

$3,029,915

$3,161,01914,329,335

1,034,779617,326973,415

2,625,52031,383

$20,147,257

$1,622,9171,599,573

37,780**0

$3,260,270

$2,129,25512,146,402

1,468,967432,362

5,272,9377,174,266

21,664$21,471,587

$1,859,9031,643,242

0**0

$3,503,145

$3,754,13814,339,277

1,504,932760,710

-4,006,913-1,741,270

128,860$16,481,005

$1,527,1611,738,195

0**184,430

$3,449,786

$3,137,50828,080,939

1,946,346282,958

2,200,2864,429,590

23,228$35,671,265

$1,765,5801,832,358

31,700**0

$3,629,638

Note: Gifts-in-kind and deferred gifts are not included. Gifts-in-kind for FY09 $3,438,570, FY10 $2,954,699, FY11 $3,747,286, FY12 $3,048,875, and FY13 $3,402,945* Actual Scholarships were higher with differences paid from another source; FY09 $1,630,086, FY10 $1,633,417, FY11 $1,870,403, FY12 $1,537,661 and FY13 $1,776,080.** Development Costs were paid partially or in full from a University account.

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Statement of Development Financial PositionFunds Held with the KSU Foundation

Market ValueJune 30, 2009





Cash and Cash Equivalents - ExpendablePooled Investment Funds - EndowedOther Investments (Short term and CD)Student LoansReal Estate and Other Depreciable PropertiesOther Assets and Accrued Income

$9,319,31530,873,792

--

3,5811

$10,832,60234,308,227

71,802-

1,000-

$11,084,85042,855,016

13,051-

1,000-

$12,150,43743,353,138

160,250-

1,000-

$14,030,85449,476,709

132,405-

1,000-

Total Fund Balances $40,196,689 $45,213,631 $53,953,917 $55,664,825 $63,640,968

Scholarship Endowments (included in Pooled Investment Funds above)

$19,129,705 $21,097,038 $26,674,869 $26,717,356 $33,134,479

Research

12Research Expenditures By Department*FY2012

DepartmentTotal

ExpendituresArchitectural Engr/Construction ScienceBiological and Agricultural EngineeringChemical Engineering:

Chemical EngineeringNational Institute for Land Management and TrainingCenter for Hazardous Substance Research

Total Chemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputing and Information SciencesElectrical and Computer EngineeringMechanical and Nuclear Engineering:

Mechanical and Nuclear EngineeringInstitute for Environmental ResearchNational Gas Machinery Laboratory

Total Mechanical and Nuclear EngineeringIndustrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering:

Industrial and Manufacturing Systems EngineeringAdvanced Manufacturing Institute

Total Industrial and Manufacturing Systems EngineeringKansas Industrial Extension ServicesDean’s OfficeEngineering Research and Graduate Programs

Total Research Expenditures

$3,157,595$24,066

$1,129,866

$3,490,257$848,658$385,380

$891,472$3,475,569

$14,499$2,675,989

$4,311,528$3,482,988$3,796,400$2,325,568

$4,724,294

$4,367,040$143,515$108,987$447,112

$26,397,922

*Based on data reported via the NSF/SRS Survey. Numbers are one year behind.

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Research Expenditures By Source

Beginning with Fiscal Year 2010, data reported via the NSF/SRS Survey are used. Numbers are one year behind.

0.0

5.0

10.0

15.0

20.0

25.0

30.0

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

In M

illion

s

Fiscal Year

Institutional

Corporate/ Private Businesses / Individuals

State

Federal

Faculty

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Faculty by RankFall Payroll

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013*Tenured Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Total

644500

109

624510

108

634310

107

614110

103

604410

105

634010

104Probationary Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Total

03

170

20

03

150

18

00

180

18

01

210

22

01

200

21

01

280

29Non-Tenure Track Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Total

030

1821

031

1418

022

1115

021

1316

011

1416

013

1822

Overall Summary Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Total Faculty

64511718

150

62511714

144

63452111

140

61442313

141

60462214

142

63423218

155

*Note: Includes 7 active recruitments.

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Faculty by GenderFall Payroll

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013*# % # % # % # % # % # %

Tenured Female Male Total

1198

109

10.1%89.9%

1296

108

11.1%88.9%

1394

107

12.1%87.9%

1390

103

12.6%87.4%

1590

105

14.3%85.7%

1490

104

13.5%86.5%

Probationary Female Male Total

61420

30.0%70.0%

41418

22.2%77.8%

41418

22.2%77.8%

61622

27.3%72.7%

41721

19.0% 81.0%

72229

24.1%75.9%

Non-Tenure Track Female Male Total

51621

23.8%76.2%

51318

27.8%72.2%

41115

26.7%73.3%

41216

25.0%75.0%

51116

31.3%68.8%

51722

22.7%77.3%

SummaryTotal FemalesTotal MalesOverall Total

22128150

14.7%85.3%

21123144

14.6%85.4%

21119140

15.0%85.0%

23118141

16.3%83.7%

24118142

16.9%83.1%

26129155

16.8%83.2%

*Note: Includes 7 active recruitments

16Head Count by DepartmentFall 2013 Payroll*

Department

Tenured, Tenure-Track Non Tenure-Track

TotalProfessorAssoc

ProfAssist

Prof TotalAssoc

ProfAssist

ProfInstruc-

tor TotalArchitectural Engr/Const SciBiological and Agricultural EngrChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputing and Information SciElectrical and Computer EngrIndustrial and Manf Systems EngrMechanical and Nuclear EngrDean’s OfficeEngr ExtensionTotal

4788696

123-

63

52259747--

41

66221318--

29

15151215161911273-

133

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-2---1----3

3**11

2**4-11-5

18

3312411115

22

181813172020122845

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FTE by DepartmentFall 2013 Payroll*

Department

Tenured, Tenure-Track Non Tenure-Track

TotalProfessorAssoc

ProfAssist

Prof TotalAssoc

ProfAssist

ProfInstruc-

tor TotalArchitectural Engr/Const SciBiological and Agricultural EngrChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputing and Information SciElectrical and Computer EngrIndustrial and Manf Systems EngrMechanical and Nuclear EngrDean’s OfficeEngr ExtensionTotal

4.007.006.608.006.008.505.50

11.003.00

-59.60

5.002.002.005.009.007.004.007.00

--

41.00

6.006.002.002.001.003.001.008.00

--

29.00

15.0015.0010.6015.0016.0018.5010.5026.003.00

-129.60

--------

1.00-

1.00

-2.00

---

1.00----

3.00

3.501.001.001.503.50

-1.001.00

-5.00

17.50

3.503.001.001.503.501.001.001.001.005.00

21.50

18.5018.0011.6016.5019.5019.5011.5027.004.005.00

151.10*Note: Includes 7 active recruitments**One instructor has split appointments between Arch Engr/Const Sci and Civil Engr. Reported as Civil Engr

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Faculty Salary by Rank*Fall Payroll

Total College 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

PROFESSORNumberMaximumMinimumAverage

53$168,360

69,126110,631

51$171,010

69,126114,153

53$172,270

69,126113,069

51$170,270

84,941115,079

50$174,785

87,065119,279

51$176,333

87,937120,833

ASSOC PROFNumberMaximumMinimumAverage

47$107,962

66,73686,620

47$106,962

66,73686,467

42$102,524

72,89785,562

41$108,000

72,89785,753

44$117,500

74,71989,505

40$125,325

75,46790,550

ASSIST PROFNumberMaximumMinimumAverage

17$88,14461,31374,273

16$84,61857,87371,490

19$87,00056,93471,267

22$89,70056,93472,133

21$89,17559,32073,069

26$96,06759,59076,446

INSTRUCTORNumberMaximumMinimumAverage

6$62,50041,79056,183

4$58,50041,79053,806

2$58,00041,79049,895

2$58,00041,79049,895

2$59,45042,83551,143

5$60,04543,26556,662

*All 12 month salaries have been converted to 9 months and part-time individuals are calculated at full time rate.Additional pay for awards, chairs, and professorships is included.Excludes dean, associate deans, assistant deans, department heads, term employees and active recruitments

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Kansas State University and APLUAverage Salary Comparison by Rank - Fall 2012 Kansas State University APLU*

Department Rank Average SalaryNo. of

Faculty Average Salary % Deficit

Architectural Engr/Construction Science ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

113,60781,66465,529

457

124,836104,69083,183

9.928.226.9

Biological and Agricultural Engineering ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

107,12683,69171,711

724

118,97787,38475,042

11.14.44.6

Chemical Engineering ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

132,756102,530

-

62-

143,67396,23284,125

8.2-6.1

-

Civil Engineering ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

114,55583,08469,628

752

130,25893,53381,164

13.712.616.6

Computing and Information Sciences ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

136,51296,99089,175

691

142,096103,22590,497

4.16.41.5

Electrical and Computer Engineering ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

117,88495,53380,617

783

141,65799,37987,717

20.24.08.8

Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engr ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

142,36188,53057,364

362

140,80697,69581,413

-1.110.441.9

Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant Professor

121,07587,70472,913

1065

134,51296,20483,506

11.19.7

14.5

*The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) was known as National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC).Notes: Term and non-tenured faculty are included. Part-time employees and deans are not included.% Deficit complies with the methodology used by the KS Board of Regents. (Source - Planning and Analysis)

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Kansas State University and APLU ComparisonsFall 2012*

$25,000

$45,000

$65,000

$85,000

$105,000

$125,000

$145,000

FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13

KSU APLU KSU APLU KSU APLU

Assist Professor

Professor

Assoc Professor

Faculty salary survey of institutions belonging to the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU) Note: Previously known as NASULGC.

*Note: Fall 2013 salary information for APLU is unavailable

Professor Assoc Professor Assist Professor All RanksKSUAPLU% Deficit

$121,697$137,541

13.0

$90,483$97,290

7.5

$70,630$84,281

19.3

$99,750$113,964

14.2

Presented using weighted averages

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Faculty Service Allocation (FTE) Fall 2012

Department Instruction ResearchService &

Administration Total GTATotal

w/GTAArchitectural Engr/Const Sci

Number% of College

13.8518.00%

0.150.39%

3.5012.12%

17.5012.13%

0.000.00%

17.5010.31%

Biological and Agricultural EngrNumber

% of College4.81

6.25%4.59

11.93%6.60

22.84%16.00

11.09%0.00

0.00%16.009.42%

Chemical EngineeringNumber

% of College 5.557.21%

3.509.09%

1.555.37%

10.607.35%

0.000.00%

10.606.24%

Civil EngineeringNumber

% of College8.15

10.59%5.70

14.81%2.65

9.18%16.50

11.43%1.75

6.86%18.25

10.75%

Computing and Information SciNumber

% of College10.35

13.45%7.30

18.96%2.30

7.97%19.95

13.83%15.50

60.78%35.45

20.88%

Electrical and Computer EngrNumber

% of College12.38

16.09%5.30

13.77%3.32

11.50%21.00

14.55%4.50

17.65%25.50

15.02%

Industrial and Manf Systems EngrNumber

% of College6.51

8.46%3.73

9.69%1.76

6.10%12.008.32%

0.501.96%

12.507.36%

Mechanical and Nuclear EngrNumber

% of College14.23

18.50%7.82

20.32%2.95

10.22%25.00

17.33%2.75

10.78%27.75

16.34%

College AdministrationNumber

% of College1.10

1.43%0.40

1.04%4.25

14.72%5.75

3.98%0.50

1.96%6.25

3.68%

Total CollegeNumber 76.93 38.49 28.88 144.30 25.50 169.80

College Average 9.48 4.76 3.08 17.32 3.13 20.44College Administration is Dean, Associate Deans, and Assistant Deans. College Average does not include College Administration.

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Name DesigneeTom H. Barrett University Faculty Chair in Chemical Engineering James EdgarBoyd D. Brainard Departmental Faculty Chair in Mechanical Engineering FutureJohn W. and Dorothy M. Burke Architectural Engineering Chair OpenCoonrod Family Construction Industry Fellow OpenDow Multicultural Engineering Program Director LaVerne Bitsie-BaldwinMartin K. Eby Distinguished Professorship in Civil or Architectural Engineering or Construction Science Robert Peterman

Gary and Peggy Edwards Chair in Engineering OpenIke and Letty Evans Engineering Chair Brad KramerGeorge J. and Alice D. Fiedler Chair in Electrical and Computer Engineering Don Gruenbacher

Charles and Nona Frankenhoff Engineering Chair Mohammad HosniJames Garrison and Lisa Pfannenstiel-Garrison Agricultural Engineering Faculty Fellowship Future

Named Chairs, Professorships, Fellowships, and Awards

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Name DesigneeWilliam H. Honstead Professorship in Chemical Engineering Vikas BerryMark H. and Margaret H. Hulings Chair in Engineering L.T. FanHutton Family Distinguished Faculty Fund in Construction Science Tom LoganCarl R. and Mary T. Ice Industrial Engineering Professorship for Logistics OpenG.E. Johnson Construction Science Chair Kimberly KramerJames M. and Laura E. Johnson Engineering Faculty Endowment FutureLogan-Fetterhoof Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty of Distinction Chair Anil Pahwa

Louie T. Marshall Engineering Professorship FutureMunger Professorship in Civil Engineering Mustaque HossainHarold O. and Jane C. Massey Neff Professorship in Mechanical Engineering Open

Clair N. and Sara M. Palmer Electrical Engineering Professorship Bala NatarajanLeRoy C. and Aileen H. Paslay Chair in Engineering Open

Named Chairs, Professorships, Fellowships, and Awards continued

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Name DesigneeLeRoy C. and Aileen H. Paslay Professorship in Electrical and Computer Engineering Noel Schulz

Thomas and Connie Paulson Civil Engineering Outstanding Faculty Award Hayder RasheedPhillips 66 Professor of Sustainable Energy Mary RezacG. Rhea Serpan Engineering Faculty of Distinction Chair FutureJames and Robin Siefkin Excellence Teaching Award FutureHal and Mary Siegele Professorship OpenDean A. Skaer Engineering Professorship FutureLloyd T. Smith Creativity in Engineering Chair David SchmidtCivil Engineering Alumni Professorship Honoring Dr. Robert Snell OpenJohn R. Stack Faculty Award of Structural Engineering FutureTim and Sharon Taylor Faculty Award OpenSteven M. and Kay L. Theede Chair in Engineering OpenTointon Construction Management Chair Ray BuyleBob and Betty Tointon Engineering Chair Julia Keen

Named Chairs, Professorships, Fellowships, and Awards continued

Alumni

24

Living Alumni

Totals:KansasU.S. (excluding KS)U.S. TerritoriesInternationalArmed ForcesGrand Total

8,56113,574

2385724

23,039

19 21

392

142

1373

103

31

6925

561116

532219

14

26

356

8561

558

2227

200

114

315

1372

152

68

555

211

159 268

57

165

29 105 204

406

110

254

4179

227

202

11

1038131 9 - RI

52 - CT

202 - NJ

207 - MD12 - DC24 - DE

25

Living Alumni by Country

Country Total Country Total Country Total Country TotalAfghanistanArgentinaAustraliaAustriaBahamasBahrainBangladeshBelgiumBoliviaBosnia-HerzegovinaBotswanaBrazilCanadaChileChinaColumbiaCosta RicaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEcuadorEgypt

628213156114

501

319

236412

14

England - see UK

EthiopiaFranceGermanyGhanaGreeceHaitiHondurasHong KongIcelandIndiaIndonesiaIran (Islamic Republic of)

IraqIrelandIsraelJapanJordanKenyaKorea, Republic of

KuwaitLebanon

21411231261

1591325622

15141

34197

LesothoLibyan Arab JamahiriyaMalaysiaMaliMexicoNepalNew ZealandNicaraguaNigeriaNorwayOmanPakistanPanamaParaguayPeruPhilippinesQatarRussian FederationSaudi ArabiaSingaporeSloveniaSouth Africa

13

3538112

2321

23662641

271416

South Korea - see Korea

SpainSri LankaSudanSwazilandSwedenSwitzerlandSyrian Arab RepublicTaiwanTanzania, United Republic of

ThailandTunisiaTurkeyUgandaUnited Arab EmiratesUnited Kingdom (UK)United States & TerritoriesVenezuelaVietnamYemen

4321-52

612

211

11-8

2422,182

916

Total Engineering 23,039

Source: Alumni Association

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Total Alumni by Department

Department Number Percent

Architectural Engineering/Construction ScienceBiological and Agricultural EngineeringChemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputing and Information SciencesElectrical and Computer EngineeringEngineeringEngineering TechnologyIndustrial and Manufacturing Systems EngineeringMechanical and Nuclear EngineeringOther

Total

3,9091,3252,0813,6612,8586,726

267960

2,6776,664

105

31,233

12.5%4.2%6.7%

11.7%9.2%

21.5%0.9%3.1%8.6%

21.3%0.3%

100%

Source: Alumni Association

Students

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Undergraduate Enrollment by College

Note: On and off campus studentsSource: 20th day reports

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

8000

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Agriculture

Arch. & Design

Arts & Sciences

Business

Education

Engineering

Human Ecology

Technology

28

Undergraduate Students by State

4

5

941

1

1

32

2,584

10

49

8

2

5

140

2

2

7

3

3

4

19

5

5

1512

1 - NJ

6 - MD

1 - DE2 - DC

1

Totals:KansasU.S. (excluding KS)U.S. TerritoriesInternationalArmed ForcesGrand Total

2,584410

0331

23,327

15

11

1

1

3 2

1

29

Enrollment by Department

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Department B.S. M.S. Ph.D. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. B.S. M.S. Ph.D.Architectural Engr/Const Sci.Biological and Agricultural Engr*Chemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComp. and Information SciencesElectrical and Computer EngrIndustrial and Manuf. Syst. EngrMechanical and Nuclear EngrUndeclared

795105209247227389161696198

2114208394847356---

---16176

25151330---

763115197249238380167703186

1512147080839647---

---17181231211635---

700107204271285403187717182

1415126151738232---

---18211232211932---

652124233305299427191776165

29

11494961692432

---13212234281728---

593140277300362437216843159

3115

505559642432

-16232236241727

-

TOTAL 3027 445 122 2998 417 150 3056 340 155 3172 306 163 3327 303 165

* Biological and Agricultural Engineering enrollments do not include ATM students.

Source: 20th day reports

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Undergraduate Enrollment by DepartmentFall Data

Includes engineering students only (on and off campus). The ATM program in BAE has 68 students enrolled in the College of Agriculture.


0100200300400500600700800900

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Num

ber o

f Stu

dent

s

Year

ARE/CNSM BAE CE CHE CIS ECE UNDECLARED IMSE MNE

31

M.S. Enrollment by DepartmentFall Data

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Num

ber o

f Stu

dent

s

Year

ARE/CNSM BAE CE CHE CIS ECE UNDECLARED IMSE MNE


32

Ph.D. Enrollment by DepartmentFall Data

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Num

ber o

f Stu

dent

s

Year

BAE CE CHE CIS ECE IMSE MNE


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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGUNDERGRADUATE STATISTICS

FALL 2013

Total Students = 3,327

14.5% Female

8.7% Minority

77.6% Kansas

12.4% U.S. Non-Kansas

10.0% International (1. China, 2. Saudi Arabia, 3. Kuwait, 4. Other)

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGM.S. STATISTICS

FALL 2013

Total Students = 303

19.8% Female

8.9% Minority

31.0% Kansas


21.1% International (1. India, 2. China, 3. Saudi Arabia, 4. Other)

35

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGPh.D. STATISTICS

FALL 2013

Total Students = 165

27.3% Female

2.4% Minority

22.4% Kansas


69.1% International (1. China, 2. India, 3. Iran, 4. Other)

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Undergraduate Curricula StatisticsFall 2013

No. of Minority** Curr. Dept.Curricula No. of Women* Male Female Total*** Total Total

ARE/PARECNSM/PCNSMBSE****CHECECSISCMPENEEENUNIEME

76175675512138

23216766

(24.1%)(6.1%)

(40.0%)(27.1%) (17.0%) (6.5%) (7.7%) (5.3%) (8.1%)

(13.2%) (31.0%)(7.8%)

25224

1616185

1326161361

626

1073102367

3124102623216

1328191968

(9.8%) (7.7%) (7.1%) (9.4%) (7.7%) (6.5%)

(15.4%) (8.6%) (9.8%)

(11.9%) (8.8%) (8.0%)

31527814027730032339

152285159216843

593140277300

362

437159216843

TOTAL 484 (14.5%) 235 53 288 (8.7%) 3327

* Includes minority women** Black, Hispanic, and Native American students enrolled and self reported*** Percent of curriculum**** Includes engineering students onlySource: 20th day reports

37

M.S. Curricula StatisticsFall 2013


ARE/PAREBAECHECECSSEEEENUNIEMENE

161

11113

115

1010

(33.3%)(54.5%)(20.0%) (22.0%) (26.8%) (21.5%) (18.6%) (15.6%) (15.6%)(4.5%)(0.0%)

00161054600

00000021100

00161075700

(0.0%) (0.0%)

(20.0%) (12.0%) (2.4%) (0.0%)

(11.9%) (15.6%) (10.9%) (0.0%)(0.0%)

3115

504114593264222

3115

50

55593264

24TOTAL 60 (19.8%) 23 4 27 (8.9%) 303

* Includes minority women** Black, Hispanic, and Native American students enrolled and self reported*** Percent of curriculumSource: 20th day reports

38

Ph.D. Curricula StatisticsFall 2013


BAECHECECSEEIEMENE

53888670

(31.3%)(13.0%) (36.4%) (22.2%) (33.3%) (35.3%)(36.8%)(0.0%)

21010000

00000000

21010000

(40.0%) (33.3%) (0.0%)

(12.5%) (0.0%) (0.0%) (0.0%) (0.0%)

162322362417198

162322362417

27TOTAL 45 (27.3%) 4 0 4 (2.4%) 165

* Includes minority women** Black, Hispanic, and Native American students enrolled and self reported*** Percent of curriculumSource: 20th day reports

39


0500

100015002000250030003500

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Num

ber o

f Stu

dent

s

Fall Semester

Undergraduate Enrollment (Composition of Men and Women)

Men

Women

40

Degrees Granted by Fiscal Year

Program2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

5-yrAvg

B.S. M.S. Ph.D. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Ph.D.

Architectural EngineeringConstruction Sci and MgmtBiological and Ag Engr*Biological Systems Engr*,**Chemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputer ScienceInformation SystemsSoftware EngineeringElectrical EngineeringComputer EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringEngineering ManagementOperations ResearchMechanical EngineeringNuclear Engineering

538620---26293010---431828------

106---

13---4

---3

1126---1023---119983

------3

---345

------5

---1

------11

557818---2641131

---432124------91---

11---6

---1

1920---1221---98277

------4

---321

------1

---1

------11

479318---2843228

---341930------98---

10---7

---2

2622---8

29---1164

211

------1

---4

------------5

---3

------42

47812

1735423611---381943------

112---

6---2

------2922---9

33---17647

---

------6

---524

------2

---2

------72

55871

182153316

---361339------

112---

9---3

---7

1916

-4

21---12141062

------5

---323

------5

---2

------21

------

3.8---

3.62.02.6------

3.6---

1.8------

3.01.4

TOTAL 449 130 23 411 123 14 443 147 19 483 135 30 472 123 23 21.8

Note: Includes Summer, Fall, and Spring of each fiscal year.* Does not include Agricultural Technology Management (ATM) students whose degrees are conferred through the College of Agriculture.** Started tracking BSE with Su, F, Sp 2011-2012.

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College of Engineering Degrees Granted

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Fiscal Year

Num

ber o

f Stu

dent

s

B.S.

M.S.

Ph.D.

42

Student Credit Hours by Fiscal Year

DEPARTMENT 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013Architectural Engineering/Construction Science*Biological and Agricultural Engineering**Chemical EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputing and Information SciencesElectrical and Computer EngineeringGeneral EngineeringIndustrial and Manufacturing Systems EngineeringMechanical and Nuclear Engineering

9,5261,4972,3236,1479,7905,903

6732,9438,602

9,8091,6342,4046,0979,1505,967

6053,4838,160

9,9371,7862,3216,7029,7276,046

5663,8358,508

9,6312,0162,4976,6269,8896,381

5184,3379,139

9,5542,0262,9267,0348,3636,864

4584,2139,126

8,4901,5212,9057,1317,8516,900

8464,3689,945

Total 47,404 47,309 49,428 51,034 50,564 49,957

* Beginning in 2008, SCH associated with DEN210 “History Bldg & Const” and DEN398 “Creative Problem Solving” are reported under ArchE/Const Sci (vs General Engineering).** Includes Agricultural Technology Management

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Engineering Distance Education Master’s Program

40

80

120

160

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Num

ber o

f Cou

rses

Offe

red

200300400500600700800

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Enro

llmen

t of

Dist

ance

Stu

dent

s

600800

100012001400160018002000

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Stud

ent C

redi

t Ho

urs

44

Employment Report - Offer Statistics by Major (Tentative)COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGGraduation Dates: 8/12, 12/12, 5/13 - Bachelor’s Degree

* data not currently availableSources: Career and Employment Services and National Association of Colleges and Employers

MajorTotal

ReportingTotal

OffersHigh

SalaryLow

SalaryAverageSalary

NationalSalary

AREBSECECHECMPENCNSMCSEEIEISME

52113414739151422371

8514451813501722343

114

$65,000 $67,000 $64,000 $85,600 $80,000 $63,600 $100,000 $93,600 $83,000 $60,000

$135,000

$40,000 $31,200 $41,000 $57,000 $60,000 $30,000 $40,000 $47,000 $25,000 $42,500 $35,000

$53,002 $53,588 $51,718 $67,688 $67,917 $50,387 $63,071 $67,496 $60,367 $54,167 $63,216

* $46,900 $58,000 $66,900 $70,300 $56,400 $64,100 $62,500 $54,500 $55,200 $63,900

45

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

4000

BL AVG BL FY08 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21

Num

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f Stu

dent

s

Academic Year

Baseline Projection Actual

UEIA-Projected and actual engineering enrollment

46

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

BL AVG BL FY08 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21

Num

ber o

f Stu

dent

s

Academic Year

Baseline Projection Actual

UEIA-Projected and actual numbers of engineering graduates

47Student Pipeline Concept

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