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Data Book

Fall 2019

D ATA B O O K : FA L L 2 0 1 9

PREFACE Notable Achievements: 2018/19 ........................... i Facts At-A-Glance .................................................. ii STUDENT RECRUITMENT New Applications Trend ........................................ 1 New Admissions Trend ......................................... 2 STUDENTS Student Credit Hours by College and Course Level ............................................................... 3 Student Credit Hours Distribution ........................ 5 EMU Student Enrollment Distribution Map by U.S. States .................................................. 7 Headcount by Michigan Counties ......................... 8 Historical Enrollment ............................................ 9 Headcount by Class and Student Level ............... 10 Headcount by College and Student Level ........... 11 Headcount and Student Level (by Full-Time/Part-Time Status), and (by Gender) ................................................... 12 Headcount by Race/Ethnicity and Student Level ............................................................. 13 Headcount of New and Returning Students (by Student Level) ......................................... 14 New FTIAC/Transfer Students by College (by Fall Cohort) ............................... 15 Full-Time FTIAC/Transfer Fall-to-Fall Retention ...................................................... 16 Full-Time FTIAC Graduation Rate ........................ 17 Degrees Awarded by College and Type .............. 18 Number of Course Sections by Campus Bldg ...... 20 Campus Building Usage by Student Count .......... 21 STUDENT LIFE AND FINANCIAL AID Intercollegiate Sports .......................................... 22 Intercollegiate Sports: Academic and Athletic Awards ............................................ 23 Intramural Sports ................................................ 24 Housing and Dining Services ............................... 25

Financial Aid Awarded (by Fund Type) and (by Source) ............................................. 26 Financial Aid Awarded by Headcount and College ................................................... 27

FACULTY AND STAFF Faculty Headcount by Rank ................................ 28 Faculty Headcount by Rank and College ............. 29 Full-Time Staff Headcount by Staff Type............. 31 Full-Time Faculty/Librarian Headcount By Race/Ethnicity .......................................... 32 Full-Time Staff Headcount by Race/Ethnicity ..... 33 Full-Time Employee Count by IPEDS Classification for AY2018/19 ........................ 34 FINANCE General Fund Budget by Revenue Source of Funds ........................................................ 35 General Budget Expenditures by College ............ 36 RESEARCH History of Awards by Sponsor Type .................... 37 Success Rate by Sponsor Type ............................ 38 Awards by Activity Type ...................................... 39 Federal Sponsorship by Agency .......................... 40 Award Summary by Unit ..................................... 41 ALUMNI Reachable Alumni in Michigan (by County) ........ 42 Reachable Alumni in Michigan (by County): Map .............................................................. 43 Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by State, Other and U.S. Territories) ........................... 44 Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by State, Other and U.S. Territories): Map .................. 45 Reachable Alumni by Country ............................. 46 Reachable Alumni by Country: Map ................... 47 EMU FUN FACTS Fun Facts: Instructional Faculty by Race/ Ethnicity: AY1980/81 – AY2019/20 .............. 48 Fun Facts Chart: Instructional Faculty by Race/ Ethnicity: AY2010/11 – AY2019/20: ............. 49 Fun Facts: Full-Time Staff by Race/Ethnicity: AY1993/94 – AY2019/20 .............................. 50 Fun Facts Chart: Full-Time Staff by Race/ Ethnicity: AY2010/11 – AY2019/20 .............. 51

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STUDENTS STUDENT LIFE &FINANCIAL AID

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RESEARCHFINANCE ALUMNI EMU FUN FACTS

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS: 2018/19

Source: Division of Communications Preface i

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FINANCE ALUMNI EMU FUN FACTSRESEARCH

EMU was reclassified to the second-highest tier of research activity in Carnegie Classification; this new designation applies to only 3 percent of the nation’s colleges and universities.

Eastern has shown significant yearly improvements in its graduation rates.• Four-year rates have increased by nearly 7 percent since 2010 and five-year rates by

8 percent since 2009.• Six-year rates improved to 45 percent for students who were EMU freshmen in

2012, which was an increase of nearly 5 percent from the previous year’s entering cohort.

On November 4th, Eastern, Saint Joseph Mercy Health System and IHA launched a new community health center on the EMU campus which provides primary care and urgent care services to EMU students, staff, faculty and the greater community.

A new program to re-enroll students who stopped attending resulted in a return of 176 students in collaboration with a national organization called ReUP.

Other various major infrastructure improvements completed or ongoing included:• Sill Hall renovation at a cost of $40 million with a completion date set for fall 2020.• Olds Robb/Rec IM $16 million renovation of the third through fifth floors was

completed by fall 2019 and the first and second floors by fall 2020.• Student-Athlete Performance Center is a $20 million project with $12 million funded

through fundraising. This is a two-story structure adjacent to the north end zone of the Rynearson Stadium, which was completed in June 2019.

• Mark Jefferson Science Complex – Neuroscience and Fermentation Science buildout is a $2.1 million project which involved renovation to the fifth floor of the complex, and was completed by fall 2019.

• The IT department updated more than 100 classrooms with technology by August 2019.

• Additional campus security of more fencing, LED lighting and security cameras were all part of the $3.6 million, three-year project which was completed by summer 2019 with more than 900 cameras on campus.

• Various campus parking and paving projects were completed by summer 2019.

FACTS AT-A-GLANCE

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START OF TERM: FALL 2019

STUDENT ENROLLMENT: 17,814

UNDERGRADUATE Headcount: 14,872 Student Credit Hours: 176,087

Gender Male: 5,883 Female: 8,989

Race/Ethnicity White: 9,254 Black/African-American: 2,539 Hispanic/Latino: 913 Nonresident Alien: 313 Other/Unknown: 1,853

Other Characteristics Full-Time: 10,572 Part-Time: 4,300 Average Age: 23

FTIAC Profile Average SAT score for Full- Time FTIAC Students: 1,082 First-Year Retention Rate for Fall 2018 Cohort: 70.5% Pell Recipient Percentage: 46% 1st Gen Percentage: 21% Minority Percentage: 32% 6-Year Graduation Rate: 46.1% (Fall 2013 Cohort)

GRADUATE Headcount: 2,942 Student Credit Hours: 19,350

Gender Male: 1,008 Female: 1,934

Race/Ethnicity White: 1,912 Black/African-American: 372 Hispanic/Latino: 204 Nonresident Alien: 188 Other/Unknown: 266

GRADUATE (continued)

Other Characteristics Full-Time: 905 Part-Time: 2,037 Average Age: 32

ENROLLMENT IN ACADEMIC COLLEGES College of Arts and Sciences: 6,099 College of Business: 2,366 College of Education: 1,971 College of Engineering and Technology: 2,073 College of Health and Human Services: 4,083 Academic Affairs (college undecided): 1,222

STUDENT CREDIT HOURS IN FALL 2019 (START OF TERM): 195,437

STUDENT CREDIT HOURS IN FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 (END OF TERM): 443,278

DEGREES AWARDED IN ACADEMIC YEAR 2018/19 Certificates (all levels): 135 Bachelor’s: 3,449 Master’s: 1,074 Doctorate: 42

ATHLETICS NCAA Division I, Mid-American Conference (MAC) Number of Men’s Teams: 7 Number of Women’s Teams: 11 Total Number of Student Athletes: 450+ Source: Office of Athletic Media Relations

REGULAR FACULTY AND FULL- TIME STAFF IN FISCAL YEAR 2019/20: 2,102

FACULTY Total Faculty: 1,214

Instructional Faculty: 604 Professor: 327 Associate Professor: 161 Assistant Professor: 113 Instructor: 3 Library Faculty: 16 Professor: 6 Associate Professor: 5 Assistant Professor: 5 Full-Time Lecturer: 84 Instructional: 84 Part-Time Lecturer: 481 Adjunct Teaching Staff: 29

FULL-TIME STAFF Total Staff: 888 Administrative Professional: 237 Athletic Coach: 52 Campus Police: 21 Clerical/Secretarial: 111 Confidential Assistant: 4 Food Service/Maintenance: 150 Police Sergeant: 7 Professional/Technical: 306

EMU FINANCES FOR FISCAL YEAR 2018/19 Total General Fund Revenue Budget: $363.0 Million Total Assets: $777.7 Million Total EMU Foundation Assets:

$81.3 Million Source: Division of Business and

Finance

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CONTENTS New Applications Trend .............................. 1 New Admissions Trend ............................... 2

APPLICATIONS TREND

New Applications Trend

*The graduate section indicates new applications, not just unique headcount.

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Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Fall 2018 Fall 2019

Undergraduate

FTIAC 14,613 15,570 17,093 14,834 14,640

Transfer 4,278 4,233 3,984 3,571 3,350

UG Other 1,087 1,100 1,183 965 964

Undergraduate Total 19,978 20,903 22,260 19,370 18,954

Graduate*

Domestic 2,579 2,376 2,184 2,103 1,862

International 652 716 767 752 604

GR Other 1

Graduate Total 3,231 3,092 2,951 2,855 2,467

Grand Total 23,209 23,995 25,211 22,225 21,421

New Admissions Trend

*The graduate section indicates new admissions, not just unique headcount. **No graduate student was admitted in the GR Other category shown on the New Applications page; therefore, it was not listed above.

ADMISSIONS TREND

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Undergraduate

FTIAC 10,583 10,745 11,640 10,953 10,581

Transfer 2,804 2,871 2,723 2,413 2,348

UG Other 884 890 956 750 815


Graduate*

Domestic 1,356 1,350 1,229 1,192 1,156

International 282 318 328 325 227

Graduate Total** 1,638 1,668 1,557 1,517 1,383

Grand Total 15,909 16,174 16,876 15,633 15,127

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STUDENTS

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CONTENTS Student Credit Hours by College and Course Level ......................................... 3 Student Credit Hours Distribution ........... 5 EMU Student Enrollment Distribution Map by U.S. States ............................... 7 Headcount by Michigan Counties ............ 8 Historical Enrollment ............................... 9 Headcount by Class and Student Level .. 10 Headcount by College and Student Level.................................................... 11 Headcount and Student Level (by Full-Time/Part-Time Status), and (by Gender) ......................................... 12 Headcount by Race/Ethnicity and Student Level ...................................... 13

Headcount of New and Returning Students (by Student Level) ............... 14 New FTIAC/Transfer Students by College (by Fall Cohort) ...................... 15 Full-Time FTIAC/Transfer Fall-to-Fall Retention ............................................ 16 Full-Time FTIAC Graduation Rate ........... 17 Degrees Awarded by College and Type .................................................... 18 Number of Course Sections by Campus Building ............................ 20 Campus Building Usage by Student Count .................................... 21

Student Credit Hours by College and Course Levelfor Fiscal Years 2014/15 – 2018/19*

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STUDENT CREDIT HOURS BYCOLLEGE AND COURSE LEVEL

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College of Arts and Sciences

Undergraduate, Lower Level 214,756 211,632 201,683 192,408 171,514

Undergraduate, Upper Level 73,255 70,515 66,123 64,449 62,770

Master's Level 11,615 11,311 11,276 10,666 9,760

Doctoral Level 983 827 782 704 865

College of Arts and Sciences Total 300,609 294,285 279,864 268,227 244,909

College of Business



Master's Level 12,404 11,981 10,962 10,521 9,957

College of Business Total 60,740 61,185 58,596 54,906 52,127

College of Education



Master's Level 14,117 12,726 11,675 11,553 11,312

Doctoral Level 1,357 1,136 1,218 1,316 1,331

College of Education Total 42,137 38,133 36,317 35,728 35,393

*The 2018/19 Student Credit Hours totals were captured on 11/1/19 and are subject to change.

Student Credit Hours by College and Course Levelfor Fiscal Years 2014/15 – 2018/19* (continued)

STUDENT CREDIT HOURS BYCOLLEGE AND COURSE LEVEL

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College of Engineering and Technology



Master's Level 4,302 4,375 4,082 3,685 3,115

Doctoral Level 572 481 396 290 273

College of Engineering and Technology Total 33,906 32,972 33,864 34,252 32,297

College of Health and Human Services



Master's Level 12,754 13,584 13,215 12,495 12,892

Doctoral Level 183 802 1,248 1,071 1,260

College of Health and Human Services Total 71,716 74,912 78,170 76,625 75,512

Academic Affairs (college undecided)


Undergraduate, Upper Level 673 647 423 640 1,378

Master's Level 3 6 6

Academic Affairs Total 3,862 3,620 3,405 2,581 3,040

Grand Total 512,970 505,107 490,216 472,319 443,278

*The 2018/19 Student Credit Hours totals were captured on 11/1/19 and are subject to change.

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Student Credit Hours Distribution – MainCampus, Online and Off-Campus Sites

for Fiscal Years 2014/15 – 2018/19

STUDENT CREDITHOURS DISTRIBUTION


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2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19


EMU Main Campus 272,588 262,917 252,021 237,958 212,363

Online 23,939 27,479 24,528 27,278 30,122

Other Off-Campus Sites 4,082 3,889 3,315 2,991 2,424


College of Business

EMU Main Campus 47,883 47,554 45,406 40,944 38,618

Online 9,202 9,774 10,024 11,166 12,048


College of Business Total 60,740 61,185 58,596 54,906 52,127


EMU Main Campus 32,242 28,859 27,002 25,750 25,189

Online 7,395 7,645 7,998 8,572 9,223

Other Off-Campus Sites 2,500 1,629 1,317 1,406 981

College of Education Total 42,137 38,133 36,317 35,728 35,393

Student Credit Hours Distribution – MainCampus, Online and Off-Campus Sites

for Fiscal Years 2014/15 – 2018/19 (continued)

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EMU Main Campus 24,718 23,993 25,039 25,794 24,306

Online 7,516 7,485 7,292 7,251 6,930


College of Engineering and Technology Total 33,906 32,972 33,864 34,252 32,297


EMU Main Campus 53,084 55,751 56,467 53,380 52,233

Online 10,981 12,828 15,674 19,232 21,583


College of Health and Human Services Total 71,716 74,912 78,170 76,625 75,512


EMU Main Campus 3,189 2,973 2,979 1,935 1,656

Other Off-Campus Sites 673 647 426 646 1,384

Academic Affairs Total 3,862 3,620 3,405 2,581 3,040

Grand Total 512,970 505,107 490,216 472,319 443,278

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EMU Student Enrollment Distribution Map by U.S. States

EMU STUDENT ENROLLMENTDISTRIBUTION MAP

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Note: Map is based on a separate geo-location procedure.

Headcount by Michigan Counties

HEADCOUNT BY MICHIGAN COUNTIES

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Note: Table is based on current mailing address.

County Headcount County Headcount County Headcount

Alger 2 Grand Traverse 21 Midland 38

Allegan 24 Gratiot 4 Missaukee 3

Alpena 7 Hillsdale 35 Monroe 494

Antrim 7 Houghton 7 Montcalm 12

Arenac 10 Huron 14 Montmorency 5

Baraga 1 Ingham 132 Muskegon 40

Barry 14 Ionia 24 Newaygo 6

Bay 41 Iosco 8 Oakland 1,663

Benzie 5 Isabella 16 Ogemaw 5

Berrien 49 Jackson 371 Osceola 4

Branch 27 Kalamazoo 66 Otsego 5

Calhoun 53 Kalkaska 2 Ottawa 60

Cass 11 Kent 123 Presque Isle 3

Charlevoix 3 Lake 2 Roscommon 12

Cheboygan 14 Lapeer 114 Saginaw 90

Chippewa 5 Leelanau 6 Saint Clair 81

Clare 7 Lenawee 326 Saint Joseph 12

Clinton 28 Livingston 960 Sanilac 26

Crawford 1 Mackinac 1 Shiawassee 45

Delta 9 Macomb 567 Tuscola 19

Dickinson 2 Manistee 2 Van Buren 13

Eaton 40 Marquette 7 Washtenaw 3,910

Emmet 7 Mason 8 Wayne 5,659

Genesee 342 Mecosta 13 Wexford 6

Gladwin 13 Menominee 5

Grand Total 15,767

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Historical EnrollmentFall 2010 – Fall 2019

HISTORICAL ENROLLMENT

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18,529 18,569 18,914 19,084

18,208 17,780 17,541

16,997

15,730 14,872

4,974 4,772 4,588 4,233 4,053 3,854 3,564 3,316 3,108 2,942

23,503 23,341 23,502 23,317

22,261 21,634

21,105 20,313

18,838

17,814

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Undergraduate Graduate Total

Headcount by Class and Student Level

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Undergraduate

Freshman 3,369 3,250 3,202 2,716 2,431

Sophomore 3,321 3,333 3,167 2,918 2,610

Junior 3,771 3,459 3,374 3,127 3,027

Senior 6,331 6,516 6,235 6,001 5,852

Second Bachelor's 402 397 423 400 368

Teaching Certificate 58 59 65 60 67

Undergraduate - Other 528 527 531 508 517


Graduate

Master's 3,087 2,906 2,751 2,628 2,502

Doctoral 247 234 209 208 180

Graduate - Other 520 424 356 272 260

Graduate Total 3,854 3,564 3,316 3,108 2,942

Grand Total 21,634 21,105 20,313 18,838 17,814

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Headcount by College and Student Level

HEADCOUNT BY COLLEGEAND STUDENT LEVEL

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Undergraduate

College of Arts and Sciences 6,531 6,374 6,207 5,809 5,438

College of Business 2,428 2,425 2,250 2,040 1,826

College of Education 1,618 1,398 1,298 1,221 1,156

College of Engineering and Technology 1,796 1,824 1,868 1,818 1,798

College of Health and Human Services 3,758 3,828 3,800 3,668 3,463

Academic Affairs (college undecided) 1,649 1,692 1,574 1,174 1,191


Graduate

College of Arts and Sciences 851 817 787 726 661

College of Business 742 702 644 607 540

College of Education 1,025 895 866 840 815

College of Engineering and Technology 406 390 357 302 275

College of Health and Human Services 690 671 601 603 620

Academic Affairs (college undecided) 140 89 61 30 31

Graduate Total 3,854 3,564 3,316 3,108 2,942

Grand Total 21,634 21,105 20,313 18,838 17,814

HEADCOUNT ANDSTUDENT LEVEL

Headcount by Full-Time/Part-TimeStatus and Student Level

Headcount by Gender*and Student Level

*Used Federal Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) reporting methodology.

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Undergraduate

Full-Time 13,071 12,846 12,395 11,403 10,572

Part-Time 4,709 4,695 4,602 4,327 4,300


Graduate

Full-Time 1,030 1,016 942 956 905

Part-Time 2,824 2,548 2,374 2,152 2,037

Graduate Total 3,854 3,564 3,316 3,108 2,942

Grand Total 21,634 21,105 20,313 18,838 17,814


Undergraduate

Male 7,302 7,124 6,899 6,252 5,883

Female 10,478 10,417 10,098 9,478 8,989


Graduate

Male 1,395 1,251 1,145 1,047 1,008

Female 2,459 2,313 2,171 2,061 1,934

Graduate Total 3,854 3,564 3,316 3,108 2,942

Grand Total 21,634 21,105 20,313 18,838 17,814

71.09%

28.91%

Fall 2019 Undergraduate

Full-Time Part-Time

60.44%39.56%

Fall 2019 Undergraduate

Female Male

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Headcount by Race/Ethnicity and Student Level

HEADCOUNT BY RACE/ETHNICITYAND STUDENT LEVEL

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Undergraduate

American Indian/Alaskan Native 46 47 46 41 36

Asian 462 474 456 451 459

Black/African American 3,451 3,416 3,096 2,814 2,539

Hispanic/Latino 822 846 881 802 913

Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 12 12 16 12 13

Nonresident Alien 409 355 309 275 313

Race/Ethnicity Unknown 318 398 606 763 809

Two or More Races 702 690 670 599 536

White 11,558 11,303 10,917 9,973 9,254


Graduate

American Indian/Alaskan Native 13 16 9 9 8

Asian 142 134 129 136 118

Black/African American 482 457 437 401 372





Two or More Races 62 77 84 97 107

White 2,595 2,328 2,174 2,015 1,912

Graduate Total 3,854 3,564 3,316 3,108 2,942

Grand Total 21,634 21,105 20,313 18,838 17,814

HEADCOUNT OF NEWAND RETURNING STUDENTS

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New 4,703 4,573 4,498 3,801 3,655

Returning 13,077 12,968 12,499 11,929 11,217


Graduate

New 941 949 849 845 781

Returning 2,913 2,615 2,467 2,263 2,161

Graduate Total 3,854 3,564 3,316 3,108 2,942

Grand Total 21,634 21,105 20,313 18,838 17,814

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New FTIAC Students by College (by fall cohort)*

New Transfer Students by College (by fall cohort)*

*Fall cohort: Only full-time and part-time students admitted in the fall semester were included.

NEW FTIAC/TRANSFERSTUDENTS BY COLLEGE

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College of Arts and Sciences 1,066 1,011 1,032 950 847


College of Education 202 183 175 189 164




Grand Total 2,857 2,774 2,781 2,365 2,108


College of Arts and Sciences 498 440 401 343 337


College of Education 156 140 121 106 91




Grand Total 1,540 1,472 1,389 1,176 1,230

Full-Time FTIAC Fall-to-Fall Retention

Full-Time Transfer Fall-to-Fall Retention

*IPEDS definition was used to include students admitted in fall and previous adjacent summer semester.

FULL-TIME FTIAC/TRANSFERFALL-TO-FALL RETENTION

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YEAR COHORT*

FALL-TO-FALL

RETENTION RETENTION RATE

2010 1,955 1,488 76.1%

2011 2,119 1,595 75.3%

2012 2,612 1,928 73.8%

2013 2,848 2,065 72.5%

2014 2,588 1,932 74.7%

2015 2,846 2,124 74.6%

2016 2,785 1,996 71.7%

2017 2,783 1,992 71.6%

2018 2,375 1,674 70.5%

2019 2,123

YEAR COHORT*

FALL-TO-FALL

RETENTION RETENTION RATE

2010 1,724 1,354 78.5%

2011 1,590 1,221 76.8%

2012 1,585 1,205 76.0%

2013 1,458 1,091 74.8%

2014 1,247 925 74.2%

2015 1,088 829 76.2%

2016 1,039 796 76.6%

2017 949 698 73.6%

2018 755 555 73.5%

2019 816

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Full-Time FTIAC Graduation Ratefor Academic Years 2000/01 – 2019/20

*IPEDS definition was used to include students admitted in fall and previous adjacent summersemester.

FULL-TIME FTIACGRADUATION RATE

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YEAR COHORT*

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GRADUATION

RATE

2000 2,664 1,063 39.9%

2001 2,706 1,051 38.8%

2002 2,601 928 35.7%

2003 2,479 985 39.7%

2004 2,281 860 37.7%

2005 2,301 910 39.6%

2006 2,272 845 37.2%

2007 2,366 909 38.4%

2008 2,167 792 36.6%

2009 2,196 880 40.1%

2010 1,955 796 40.7%

2011 2,119 856 40.4%

2012 2,612 1,177 45.1%

2013 2,848 1,312 46.1%

2014 2,588

2015 2,846

2016 2,785

2017 2,783

2018 2,375

2019 2,123


Degrees Awarded by College and Typefor Academic Years 2014/15 – 2018/19

DEGREES AWARDED BYCOLLEGE AND TYPE

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Baccalaureate 1,235 1,328 1,324 1,243 1,261

Post-Baccalaureate Certificate 19 22 15 9 28

Master's Degree 279 280 260 254 265

Doctorate 6 10 9 8 7


College of Business

Baccalaureate 532 533 574 581 568


Master's Degree 242 260 256 228 229

College of Business Total 840 854 866 861 824


Baccalaureate 266 248 199 199 183


Master's Degree 282 268 255 253 232

Specialist/Post-Master's Certificate 40 28 29 26 20

Doctorate 14 29 34 19 27

College of Education Total 645 617 558 542 498

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Degrees Awarded by College and Typefor Academic Years 2014/15 – 2018/19 (continued)

*University Total includes graduates from all five colleges and those who did not claim a college affiliation.

DEGREES AWARDED BYCOLLEGE AND TYPE

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College 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19


Baccalaureate 341 341 330 351 365


Master's Degree 114 128 101 120 91

Doctorate 5 10 15 15 8

College of Engineering and Technology Total 468 480 447 487 466


Baccalaureate 710 708 806 841 943


Master's Degree 260 264 283 269 256

Specialist/Post-Master's Certificate 1 1

College of Health and Human Services Total 994 988 1,113 1,129 1,221

University Total*

Baccalaureate 3,231 3,306 3,382 3,361 3,449


Master's Degree 1,179 1,200 1,156 1,125 1,074

Specialist/Post-Master's Certificate 40 28 29 27 21

Doctorate 25 49 58 42 42

University Total* 4,635 4,727 4,742 4,680 4,700

Number of Course Sections by Campus Building

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Building Name Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Alexander Music Building 80 83 90 70 32

Bruce T. Halle Library 15 13 13 13 1

Central Receiving 3 3 3 3

Charles McKenny Hall 16 9 16 9 1

Dining Commons One 1 1

Everett L. Marshall Building 62 54 63 54 26 22

Gary M. Owen College of Business 86 103 77 86

J.M.B. Sill Hall 8 6 7 8 1

John W. Porter Building 123 138 133 135 7 10 2

Olds-Robb Student Rec Center-IM 2 2 4 4

Pray-Harrold Hall 312 320 322 298 2 2

Psychology Clinic 1 1

Quirk Dramatic Arts Building 47 53 46 51 4 2

R. Clyde Ford Hall 23 21 20 18 5

Rackham Hall 17 11 15 10 3 3

Roosevelt Hall 49 57 56 57 4

Science Complex 128 122 121 116 8

Strong Physical Science Building 70 62 70 56 5 1

The Sculpture Studio 3 3

Trinity Building 3 3 3

Walter O. Briggs Hall 1 6 1 6 1

Warner Physical Education Building 28 24 29 20 18 18 1

Wilbur P. Bowen Field House 9 2 7 8 1 1

William H. Sherzer Hall 28 39 29 35 5

Total by Day of Week 1,112 1,130 1,124 1,056 131 63 3

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CAMPUS BUILDING USAGEBY STUDENT COUNT

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Building Name Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Alexander Music Building 1,315 1,112 1,366 1,065 652

Bruce T. Halle Library 289 236 221 240 18

Central Receiving 36 53 36 53

Charles McKenny Hall 408 166 408 166 29

Dining Commons One 22 22

Everett L. Marshall Building 1,382 1,186 1,446 1,141 459 360

Gary M. Owen College of Business 2,294 2,460 1,963 2,088

J.M.B. Sill Hall 127 119 107 134 17

John W. Porter Building 2,209 2,351 2,394 2,340 88 120 11

Olds-Robb Student Rec Center-IM 19 19 50 50

Pray-Harrold Hall 7,269 7,279 7,357 7,017 28 21

Psychology Clinic 5 9

Quirk Dramatic Arts Building 1,025 1,033 1,025 993 38 52

R. Clyde Ford Hall 408 410 391 364 67

Rackham Hall 271 210 256 191 50 15

Roosevelt Hall 995 1,090 1,104 1,036 64

Science Complex 2,935 2,800 2,774 2,670 155

Strong Physical Science Building 1,437 1,338 1,480 1,284 64 12

The Sculpture Studio 12 12

Trinity Building 41 41 41

Walter O. Briggs Hall 19 51 19 51 3

Warner Physical Education Building 374 326 372 287 308 313 15

Wilbur P. Bowen Field House 85 11 60 63 26 26

William H. Sherzer Hall 336 532 334 454 45

Total by Day of Week 23,272 22,813 23,166 21,678 2,202 969 26

STUDENT LIFE & FINANCIAL AID

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CONTENTS Intercollegiate Sports ................................ 22 Intercollegiate Sports: Academic and Athletic Awards .............................. 23 Intramural Sports ...................................... 24 Housing and Dining Services ..................... 25 Financial Aid Awarded (by Fund Type) and (by Source)...................................... 26 Financial Aid Awarded by Headcount and College ............................................ 27

INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS

Intercollegiate Sports

Source: Office of Athletic Media Relations Page 22

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Activity Current Head Coach

1st Year Varsity

Competition Home Facility

MAC

Championships

Bowl

Games

Men's Baseball Eric Roof 1949 Oestrike Stadium 8

Men's Basketball Rob Murphy 1897-98 Convocation Center 4

Men's Cross Country John Goodridge 1923 Eagle Crest Golf Course 22

Men's Football Chris Creighton 1891 Rynearson Stadium 1 3

Men's Golf Bruce Cunningham 1940 Eagle Crest Golf Course 3

Men's Track/Field, Indoor John Goodridge 1996 Bob Parks Track 15

Men's Track/Field, Outdoor John Goodridge 1905 Olds-Marshall Track 24

Activity Current Head Coach

1st Year Varsity

Competition Home Facility

MAC

Championships

Bowl

Games

Women's Basketball Fred Castro 1976-77 Convocation Center 2

Women's Cross Country Sue Parks 1976 Eagle Crest Golf Course 4

Women's Golf Stephanie Jennings 1996-97 Eagle Crest Golf Course

Women's Gymnastics Katie Minasola 1976 Warner Gym 3

Women's Soccer Scott Hall 1995 Scicluna Field 3

Women's Swimming Derek Perkins 1976-77 Jones Natatorium 2

Women's Rowing Kemp Savage 2001 Ford Lake

Women's Track/Field, Indoor Sue Parks 1997 Bob Parks Track 6

Women's Track/Field, Outdoor Sue Parks 1976-77 Olds-Marshall Track 12

Women's Tennis Jayson Wiseman 1976-77 Chippewa Club 2

Women's Volleyball Darcy Dorton 1976 Convocation Center 1

INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS:ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC AWARDS

Academic and Athletic Awardsfor Academic Year 2018/19

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Event Award Number Event Award Number

MAC Player of the Week 49 AVCA Midwest Region Team 1

MAC Scholar Athlete of the Week 8 United Soccer Coaches Association

All-Region

1

CAA Boat of the Week 2 Preseason West All-MAC Team 1

First Team All-MAC 28 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award

Preseason Watch List

1

Second Team All-MAC 26 Julius Erving Award Watch List 1

Third Team All-MAC 6 William V. Campbell Trophy

Semifinalist

1

Honorable Mention All-MAC 3 Doak Walker Award Preseason

Candidate

1

MAC Team Championships 3 Wuerffel Award Watch List 1

MAC Individual Champions 15 Outland Trophy Watch List 1

MAC Coach of the Year 3 Polynesian POTY Watch List 1

MAC Men's Assistant Coach of the

Year

2 Nagurski Award Watch List 1

Men's Most Valuable Performer 1 Bednarik Award Watch List 1

Men's Most Outstanding Track

Performer

2 Ted Hendricks Award Watch List 1

Most Outstanding Swimmer of the

Year

1 Rimington Trophy Watch List 1

MAC Freshman of the Year 1 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team

Nominee

1

MAC Freshman Performer of the Year 1 Athlon Preseason All-MAC 9

MAC All-Tournament Team 6 Broyles Award Nominee 1

MAC All-Defensive Team 2 NFF Hampshire Honor Society 6

NCAA Championship Qualifiers 19 NFL Draft-Fourth Round 1

NCAA All-American 1 NFL Free Agent Signee 1

Google Cloud Academic All-America 1 NFL Mini-Camp Invite 2

Google Cloud Academic All-District 5 USA Swimming's Open Water

National Championships Participant

1

Academic All-MAC 140 Portsmouth Invitational Participant 1

MAC Distinguished Scholar Athletes 24

Source: Office of Athletic Media Relations Page 23

INTRAMURAL SPORTS

Intramural Sports: Fall 2016 – Winter 2019

Source: Office of Intramural Programs Page 24

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Semester Teams Participants Semester Teams Participants Semester Teams Participants

Oozeball Fall 2016 21 144 Fall 2017 20 86 Fall 2018 13 49

Softball Fall 2016 9 129 Fall 2017 5 65 Fall 2018 4 55

Turkey Trot Fall 2016 15 Fall 2017 7 Fall 2018 3 3

Soccer Fall 2016 16 211 Fall 2017 15 165 Fall 2018 16 138

Flag Football Fall 2016 26 301 Fall 2017 24 270 Fall 2018 20 242

Homecoming Field Day Fall 2016 10 67 Fall 2017 3 7 Fall 2018

Co-Rec Volleyball Fall 2016 10 110 Fall 2017 13 101 Fall 2018 8 67

Ping-Pong Fall 2016 Fall 2017 12 12 Fall 2018 7 7

FIFA Tournament Fall 2016 Fall 2017 5 5 Fall 2018

3-Point Contest Fall 2016 40 Fall 2017 Fall 2018

Free Throw Contest Fall 2016 40 Fall 2017 Fall 2018

Activity Semester Teams Participants Semester Teams Participants Semester Teams Participants

Basketball Winter 2017 33 357 Winter 2018 27 257 Winter 2019 24 191

8-Ball Billards Winter 2017 10 Winter 2018 1 1 Winter 2019

Soccer Tournaments Winter 2017 8 71 Winter 2018 8 41 Winter 2019

Indoor Flag Football Winter 2017 10 65 Winter 2018 8 33 Winter 2019

NCAA Bracket Challenge Winter 2017 10 Winter 2018 Winter 2019

Dodgeball Winter 2017 16 153 Winter 2018 8 43 Winter 2019 9 46

Volleyball Winter 2017 20 179 Winter 2018 5 38 Winter 2019 11 67

Madden 18 Tournament Winter 2017 Winter 2018 7 7 Winter 2019

Badminton Winter 2017 Winter 2018 Winter 2019 7 8

Walleyball Winter 2017 Winter 2018 Winter 2019 2 5

Bubble Soccer Winter 2017 Winter 2018 Winter 2019

HOUSING AND DINING SERVICES

Single Student Housing Capacity for Fall 2019:

2,687

Housing and Weekly Meal Plan Cost for Fall 2019

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Hall Capacity Anytime 19 Meals 14 Meals Flex

Best 258 $10,486 $10,486 $10,286 $9,890

Downing 288 $10,486 $10,486 $10,286 $9,890

Wise 308 $10,486 $10,486 $10,286 $9,890

Sellers 280 $10,486 $10,486 $10,286 $9,890

Walton 279 $10,486 $10,486 $10,286 $9,890

Putnam 287 $10,486 $10,486 $10,286 $9,890

Hoyt 301 $9,946 $9,946 $9,746 $9,350

Pittman 310 $9,946 $9,946 $9,746 $9,350

Village 376 $11,196 $11,196 $10,996 $10,600

Freshman56.30%

Sophomore28.87%

Junior9.57%

Senior4.20%

Graduate0.70%

Non-Degree0.35%

University Residence Occupancy for Fall 2019

by Student Level

Source: Office of Residential Services Page 25

FINANCIAL AID AWARDED (BYFUND TYPE) AND (BY SOURCE)

Financial Aid Awarded by Fund Type*for Academic Years 2014/15 – 2018/19

*The above data do not include Graduate Assistantships and Tuition Waivers, and 2018/19 data are subject to change.

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Financial Aid Awarded by Source*for Academic Years 2014/15 – 2018/19

*The above data do not include Graduate Assistantships and Tuition Waivers, and 2018/19 data are subject to change.

2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

Athletic Grants 7,639,805$ 8,976,564$ 8,821,198$ 9,369,761$ 8,457,120$

Fellowship 279,865 369,511 273,507 324,983 276,990

Grant 36,160,800 33,804,182 31,987,281 32,702,506 29,290,961

Loan 141,171,223 138,519,286 132,088,841 126,886,194 120,286,600

Scholarship 33,878,791 41,499,249 42,578,731 43,073,580 41,711,616

Stipend 1,235,264 1,217,621 1,384,187 1,301,547 1,210,754

Work 1,500,254 1,368,590 1,220,591 1,096,376 1,078,675

Grand Total 221,866,002$ 225,755,003$ 218,354,336$ 214,754,946$ 202,312,716$

2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

Departmental 1,820,334$ 1,636,025$ 1,462,622$ 1,333,245$ 2,168,391$

EMU Foundation Endowed 1,032,441 1,123,889 1,204,722 1,276,628 1,251,302

EMU Foundation Expendable 368,052 364,646 359,273 290,207 338,038

External 6,572,371 7,001,241 7,720,027 8,761,922 10,418,792

Federal 171,231,157 167,048,079 157,765,040 152,534,432 140,583,667

Institutional 39,857,101 47,460,537 48,231,184 48,462,324 45,697,929

State 984,544 1,120,586 1,611,467 2,096,188 1,854,598

Grand Total 221,866,000$ 225,755,003$ 218,354,335$ 214,754,946$ 202,312,717$

FINANCIAL AID AWARDED BYHEADCOUNT AND COLLEGE

Financial Aid Awarded by Headcount and Collegefor Academic Years 2014/15 – 2018/19*

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*All 2018/19 data are subject to change.

2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

College of Arts and Sciences 6,887 6,849 6,608 6,379 5,889

College of Business 2,667 2,720 2,616 2,475 2,171

College of Education 2,355 2,053 1,846 1,733 1,630

College of Engineering and Technology 1,856 1,779 1,792 1,728 1,691

College of Health and Human Services 4,254 4,330 4,299 4,281 4,136

Academic Affairs (college undecided) 1,029 918 932 783 531

Grand Total 19,048 18,649 18,093 17,379 16,048

College of Arts and Sciences36.70%

College of Business13.53%


10.16%

College of Engineering and

Technology10.54%

College of Health and Human Services25.77%


3.31%

Financial Aid Awarded in 2018/19

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FACULTY & STAFF

FACULTY AND STAFFD ATA B O O K : F A L L 2 0 1 9

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CONTENTS Faculty Headcount by Rank ...................... 28 Faculty Headcount by Rank and College ................................................... 29 Full-Time Staff Headcount by Staff Type ....................................................... 31 Full-Time Faculty/Librarian Headcount by Race/Ethnicity ....................................... 32 Full-Time Staff Headcount by Race/Ethnicity ....................................... 33 Full-Time Employee Count by IPEDS Classification for AY2018/19 ....... 34

FACULTY HEADCOUNT BY RANK

Faculty Headcount by Rankfor Academic Years 2015/16 – 2019/20

Notes: a. Faculty stats reported to external agencies use the above note numbers: 1 and 3 for IPEDS and American Association

of University Professors (AAUP); and 1, 2, 3 and 4 for Common Data Set (CDS). b. All statistics include EMU employment status codes of A, F and P.c. Employee data capture takes place annually on 11/1. Page 28

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2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20

Faculty

Instructional

Professor 351 351 352 339 327

Associate Professor 154 151 136 150 161

Assistant Professor 152 160 168 138 113

Instructor 4 3 3 3 3

Instructional Total1 661 665 659 630 604

Librarian

Professor 6 5 3 5 6



Instructor 1

Librarian Total2 22 23 20 19 16

Faculty Total 683 688 679 649 620

Full-Time Lecturer

Instructional3 87 91 92 88 84

Library 1 1

Full-Time Lecturer Total 88 92 92 88 84

Part-Time Lecturer Total4 631 590 559 533 481

Adjunct Teaching Staff Total 19 20 18 12 29

Grand Total 1,421 1,390 1,348 1,282 1,214

FACULTY HEADCOUNT BY RANK AND COLLEGE

Faculty Headcount by Rank and Collegefor Academic Years 2015/16 – 2019/20*


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*Employee data capture takes place annually on 11/1 .

2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20


Professor 201 197 200 196 192




Full-Time Lecturer 55 54 51 49 44

Part-Time Lecturer 327 286 272 251 220

College of Arts and Sciences Total 731 683 666 635 583

College of Business

Professor 45 47 45 44 43





College of Business Total 123 129 126 115 111


Professor 45 45 46 42 37





College of Education Total 124 128 127 112 112

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FACULTY HEADCOUNT BY RANK AND COLLEGE

Faculty Headcount by Rank and Collegefor Academic Years 2015/16 – 2019/20* (continued)

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2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20


Professor 27 26 27 24 22





College of Engineering and Technology Total 123 114 106 102 104


Professor 32 32 32 33 32






College of Health and Human Services Total 287 297 294 289 278

Library

Professor 6 5 3 5 6



Instructor 1

Full-Time Lecturer 1 1


Library Total 27 28 23 22 19


Professor 1 4 2 1

Associate Professor 1 1 1

Full-Time Lecturer 1 1 1


Academic Affairs Total 6 11 6 7 7

Grand Total 1,421 1,390 1,348 1,282 1,214

FULL-TIME STAFF HEADCOUNT BY STAFF TYPE

Full-Time Staff Headcount by Staff Typefor Academic Years 2015/16 – 2019/20*

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2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20

Administrative Professional 228 225 243 239 237

Athletic Coach 54 55 54 51 52

Campus Police 26 23 23 25 21

Clerical/Secretarial 182 179 158 136 111

Confidential Assistant 9 9 5 5 4

Food Service/Maintenance 198 183 175 163 150

Police Sergeant 6 7 7 6 7

Professional/Technical 382 361 331 323 306

Grand Total 1,085 1,042 996 948 888

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20

Professional/Technical

Police Sergeant

Food Service/Maintenance

Confidential Assistant

Clerical/Secretarial

Campus Police

Athletic Coach

AdministrativeProfessional

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FULL-TIME FACULTY/INSTRUCTIONAL LECTURER & LIBRARIAN HEADCOUNT BY

RACE/ETHNICITY

Full-Time Faculty/Instructional LecturerHeadcount by Race/Ethnicity for

Academic Years 2015/16 – 2019/20*

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Full-Time Librarian Headcount by Race/Ethnicityfor Academic Years 2015/16 – 2019/20**

**Used IPEDS methodology.

*Used IPEDS methodology.

2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20

Race/Ethnicity Catagories

American Indian/Alaska Native 4 4 3 2 2

Asian 76 79 81 76 77

Black/African-American 44 46 48 42 42


Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander


Race/Ethnicity Unknown 2 3 1 1


White 595 594 588 562 534

Grand Total 748 756 751 718 688

2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20


American Indian/Alaska Native

Asian


Hispanic/Latino


Nonresident Alien

Race/Ethnicity Unknown

Two or More Races

White 21 22 19 18 15

Grand Total 23 24 20 19 16

FULL-TIME STAFF HEADCOUNT BY RACE/ETHNICITY

Full-Time Staff Headcount by Race/Ethnicityfor Academic Years 2015/16 – 2019/20*

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*Used IPEDS methodology.

2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20


American Indian/Alaska Native 7 7 6 6 6

Asian 17 18 20 21 19







White 820 773 755 710 657

Grand Total 1,085 1,042 996 948 888

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FULL-TIME EMPLOYEE COUNT BYIPEDS CLASSIFICATION FOR AY2018/19

Full-Time Employee Count by IPEDSClassification for Academic Year 2018/19

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Source: IPEDS

Note: Due to IPEDS reporting cycle, the numbers above reflect the same numbers listed in the Academic Year 2018/19 data columns on pages 28 through 33.

Occupational Category Tenured

On

Tenure

Track Multi-Year

Without

Faculty

Status Total

Instruction/research/public service staff 433 197 88 718

Librarians 1 1

Library technicians 7 7

Student and Academic Affairs and other

education services occupations

11 8 30 49

Management occupations 34 6 229 269

Business and financial operations

occupations

50 50

Computer, engineering, and science

occupations

69 69

Community, social service, legal, arts,

design, entertainment, sports and media

occupations

120 120

Healthcare practitioners and technical

occupations

14 14

Service occupations 167

Sales and related occupations 1

Office and administrative support

occupations

170

Natural resources, construction and

maintenance occupations

39

Production, transportation and material

moving occupations

11

Grand Total 479 211 88 519 1,685

With Faculty Status

FINANCE

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CONTENTS General Fund Budget by Revenue Source of Funds ..................................... 35 General Budget Expenditures by College ................................................... 36

GENERAL FUND BUDGET BYREVENUE SOURCE OF FUNDS

General Fund Budget by Revenue Source of Fundsfor Fiscal Years 2014/15 – 2018/19

Source: Division of Business and Finance Page 35

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Operating and Nonoperating Revenue (Expense) 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

Gross Student Tuition/Fees 216,158,135$ 229,278,118$ 228,216,375$ 228,818,958$ 221,693,639$

Scholarship Allowances (47,174,332) (50,051,522) (54,927,845) (57,175,880) (56,680,271)

Net Student Tuition/Fees 168,983,803 179,226,596 173,288,530 171,643,078 165,013,368

State Appropriations 72,620,994 71,887,985 74,150,361 75,836,240 77,541,090

Grants and Contracts: Federal, State, Nongovernmental

and Pell

41,916,814 41,511,942 38,180,326 39,049,482 39,884,896

Gifts and Capital Gifts 5,100,791 4,709,321 7,703,527 5,963,601 8,495,972

Auxiliary Activities Revenue, Net 38,660,605 44,999,225 45,860,635 49,447,478 45,436,166

Financial Aid: Federal and State 3,100,047 2,539,568 3,442,073 4,058,465 4,185,265

Investment Income: Interest, Dividends, and

Investment Gains/Losses

1,469,285 (21,021,816) 15,986,764 4,417,060 (1,949,786)

Interest Expense (9,307,584) (9,043,753) (10,564,088) (7,811,061) (12,169,658)

Departmental Activities 7,990,327 3,094,015 10,062,282 6,213,881 6,644,740

Interest ARRA Subsidy 1,733,254 1,700,678 1,659,851 779,367 1,396,487

Capital Appropriations: State - - - 1,966,338 26,651,617

Gain (loss) on sale of assets - - - (146,170) (47,760)

Other: Operating and Nonoperating 3,397,797 3,095,860 3,228,714 1,304,565 1,933,718

Grand Total 335,666,133$ 322,699,621$ 362,998,975$ 352,722,324$ 363,016,115$

GENERAL BUDGETEXPENDITURES BY COLLEGE

General Budget Expenditures by Collegefor Fiscal Years 2014/15 – 2018/19

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2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19*

College of Arts and Sciences $ 61,553,620 $ 62,547,892 $ 61,361,150 $ 59,429,136 $ 57,991,232

College of Business $ 18,872,573 $ 19,331,350 $ 20,211,165 $ 19,343,260 $ 18,227,109

College of Education $ 13,316,674 $ 12,755,421 $ 12,817,424 $ 12,140,451 $ 11,895,410

College of Engineering and Technology $ 10,621,624 $ 10,440,254 $ 11,087,392 $ 10,819,482 $ 10,505,216

College of Health and Human Services $ 20,456,347 $ 22,220,729 $ 23,766,738 $ 23,723,451 $ 23,358,100

Library $ 7,766,875 $ 7,828,957 $ 7,808,285 $ 7,318,872 $ 7,342,454

Grand Total $ 132,587,713 $ 135,124,603 $ 137,052,154 $ 132,774,652 $ 129,319,521

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RESEARCH

RESEARCHD ATA B O O K : F A L L 2 0 1 9

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CONTENTS History of Awards by Sponsor Type .......... 37 Success Rate by Sponsor Type .................. 38 Awards by Activity Type ............................ 39 Federal Sponsorship by Agency ................ 40 Award Summary by Unit ........................... 41

HISTORY OF AWARDS BYSPONSOR TYPE

History of Awards by Sponsor Typefor Fiscal Years 2014/15 – 2018/19

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FINANCE ALUMNI EMU FUN FACTS

Source: Office of Research Development and Administration

RESEARCH

Awards by Source 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

Federal Government 8,233,053$ 6,892,519$ 8,004,573$ 6,546,311$ 8,462,473$

State Government 1,831,432$ 853,341$ 1,063,188$ 2,780,715$ 2,623,766$

Foundations 456,000$ 813,248$ 407,643$ 688,963$ 511,104$

Business and Industry 286,896$ 69,200$ 198,525$ 204,725$ 792,670$

Local Government and Other 896,391$ 597,442$ 523,736$ 888,108$ 12,479,000$ Note: Corrections were made to FY2017/18 due to additional funding received.

$1,000,000

$3,000,000

$5,000,000

$7,000,000

$9,000,000

$11,000,000

$13,000,000

2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

LocalGovernmentand Other

Business andIndustry

Foundations

StateGovernment

FederalGovernment

SUCCESS RATE BYSPONSOR TYPE

Success Rate by Sponsor Typefor Fiscal Years 2016/17 – 2018/19

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By Year

Federal

Government

State

Government Foundations

Business

and

Industry

Local Gov't.

and Other Total

2016/17

Submissions 71 43 29 15 31 189

Awards 37 20 13 13 30 113

Success Rate 52% 47% 45% 87% 97% 60%

Value 8,004,573$ 1,063,188$ 407,643$ 198,525$ 523,736$ 10,197,665$

2017/18

Submissions 68 48 30 14 40 200

Awards 32 24 24 11 26 117

Success Rate 47% 50% 80% 79% 65% 59%

Value 6,546,331$ 2,780,715$ 688,963$ 204,725$ 888,108$ 11,108,842$

2018/19

Submissions 82 34 33 14 33 196

Awards 30 25 17 8 21 101

Success Rate 37% 74% 52% 57% 64% 52%

Value 8,462,473$ 2,623,766$ 511,104$ 88,987$ 792,670$ 12,479,000$

Note: Corrections were made to FY2017/18 due to additional funding received.

Source: Office of Research Development and Administration Page 38

AWARDS BY ACTIVITY TYPE

Awards by Activity Typefor Fiscal Years 2014/15 – 2018/19

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Activity Type 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

Research and Development 3,144,894$ 1,219,302$ 2,574,963$ 2,415,590$ 3,084,610$

Service 7,396,839$ 5,719,556$ 5,795,588$ 5,001,621$ 5,860,465$

Corporate/Community Training 66,674$ 40,150$ 33,500$ -$ 649,506$

Instruction Support and Other 1,095,365$ 2,246,741$ 1,793,614$ 3,691,631$ 2,884,419$

Total 11,703,772$ 9,225,750$ 10,197,665$ 11,108,842$ 12,479,000$

$1,000,000

$3,000,000

$5,000,000

$7,000,000

$9,000,000

$11,000,000

$13,000,000

2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

InstructionSupport andOther

Corporate/CommunityTraining

Service

Research andDevelopment

Note: Corrections were made to FY2017/18 due to additional funding received.

FEDERAL SPONSORSHIPBY AGENCY

Federal Sponsorship by Agencyfor Fiscal Years 2017/18 – 2018/19

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Agency 2017/18 2018/19

U.S. Department of Education - USDE 4,334,800$ 5,474,146$

National Institutes of Health - NIH 584,264 987,953

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - 593,307

U.S. Small Business Administration 514,600 512,185

National Aeronautics and Space Administration - NASA 106,083 410,143

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services - DHHS 99,645 140,718

Federal Transit Administration - 134,122

National Science Foundation - NSF 594,490 103,584

National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration - NOAA 75,000 44,605

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration - 32,834

U.S. National Park Service (NPS) 12,000 19,680

U.S. Department of Agriculture - USDA 152,996 9,196

Health Resources and Services Administration 72,453 -

Total 6,546,331$ 8,462,473$ Note: Corrections were made to FY2017/18 due to additional funding received.

Source: Office of Research Development and Administration Page 40

AWARD SUMMARY BY UNIT

Award Summary by Unitfor Fiscal Years 2017/18 – 2018/19

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Unit Type 2017/18 2018/19

College of Arts and Sciences 3,024,971$ 2,943,373$

College of Business 614,600$ 607,185$

College of Education 896,565$ 277,956$

College of Engineering and Technology 379,963$ 1,418,953$

College of Health and Human Services 662,543$ 1,208,178$

Graduate Studies and Research 113,135$ 116,407$

Office of the Provost 92,259$ -$

Academic Programming and Services 136,905$ -$

Communication and Public Affairs 144,974$ 140,475$

Engage EMU 3,122,923$ 4,747,531$

Operations & Facilities 1,224,167$ -$

Academic Affairs 232,265$ 381,088$

Academic Success Partnerships 347,541$ 398,456$

Student Affairs 208,290$ 239,398$ Note: Corrections were made to FY2017/18 due to additional funding received.

ALUMNI

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CONTENTS Reachable Alumni in Michigan (by County) .................................................. 42 Reachable Alumni in Michigan (by County): Map ......................................... 43 Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by State, Other and U.S. Territories) .................... 44 Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by State, Other and U.S. Territories): Map ........... 45 Reachable Alumni by Country ................... 46 Reachable Alumni by Country: Map ......... 47 Note: Reachable alumni are those for whom we have a valid address on record.

REACHABLE ALUMNI IN MICHIGAN

Reachable Alumni in Michigan (by County)

Source: Office of Alumni Relations Page 42

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Alcona 97 Alger 23 Allegan 193 Alpena 178 Antrim 229 Arenac 57 Baraga 8 Barry 108 Bay 300 Benzie 163 Berrien 308 Branch 127 Calhoun 411 Cass 75 Charlevoix 185 Cheboygan 163 Chippewa 117 Clare 68 Clarke 1 Clinton 317 Crawford 66 Delta 233 Dickinson 46 Eaton 371 Emmet 281 Genesee 3,510 Gladwin 100 Gogebic 15 Grand Traverse 794 Gratiot 59

Hillsdale 439 Houghton 91 Huron 144 Ingham 1,487 Ionia 100 Iosco 147 Iron 21 Isabella 113 Jackson 3,106 Kalamazoo 650 Kalkaska 70 Kent 1,400 Keweenaw 8 Lake 25 Lapeer 536 Leelanau 247 Lenawee 2,739 Livingston 8,599 Luce 15 Mackinac 57 Macomb 5,155 Manistee 103 Marquette 149 Mason 94 Mecosta 136 Menominee 22 Midland 289 Missaukee 36 Monroe 4,087 Montcalm 81

Montmorency 77 Muskegon 298 Newaygo 66 Oakland 20,530 Oceana 66 Ogemaw 76 Ontonagon 12 Osceola 33 Oscoda 32 Otsego 150 Ottawa 684 Presque Isle 85 Roscommon 145 Saginaw 572 Saint Clair 1,125 Saint Joseph 112 Sanilac 199 Schoolcraft 23 Shiawassee 257 Tuscola 161 Van Buren 143 Washtenaw 27,456 Wayne 36,043 Wexford 111 Total 127,205

REACHABLE ALUMNI IN MICHIGAN: MAP

Reachable Alumni in Michigan (by County): Map

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REACHABLE ALUMNI IN THE U.S.

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Alabama 352 Alaska 129 Arizona 2,091 Arkansas 168 California 4,469 Colorado 1,506 Connecticut 361 Delaware 78 Florida 5,959 Georgia 1,937 Hawaii 163 Idaho 148 Illinois 2,777 Indiana 1,401 Iowa 240 Kansas 205 Kentucky 554 Louisiana 201 Maine 150 Maryland 983 Massachusetts 663 Michigan 127,205 Minnesota 713 Mississippi 148 Missouri 517 Montana 111 Nebraska 116 Nevada 629 New Hampshire 176

New Jersey 660 New Mexico 291 New York 1,336 North Carolina 1,927 North Dakota 44 Ohio 5,890 Oklahoma 211 Oregon 2 Pennsylvania 12 Rhode Island 85 South Carolina 945 South Dakota 40 Tennessee 1,233 Texas 3,064 Utah 221 Vermont 83 Virginia 1,534 Washington 1,129 West Virginia 109 Wisconsin 830 Wyoming 53 Guam 3 North Mariana Islands 1 Puerto Rico 16 Virgin Islands 7 Washington, D.C. 122 Total 173,988

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REACHABLE ALUMNI BY COUNTRY

Reachable Alumni by Country


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Afghanistan 1 Albania 2 Algeria 1 Angola 15 Argentina 1 Armenia 1 Australia 10 Bahamas 9 Bahrain 3 Bangladesh 11 Barbados 2 Belarus 1 Belgium 3 Belize 1 Bermuda 2 Bolivia 3 Botswana 1 Brazil 25 Brunei 1 Bulgaria 1 Canada 250 Chile 3 China 269 Colombia 7 Cote d Ivoire 2 Croatia 3 Cyprus 6 Czech Republic 2 Denmark 2 Ecuador 3 Egypt 8 El Salvador 3

Estonia 1 Ethiopia 1 Fiji 1 Finland 6 France 12 Gambia 1 Georgia 1 Germany 99 Ghana 2 Greece 17 Grenada 2 Guinea 1 Honduras 2 Hong Kong 20 India 204 Indonesia 66 Iran 7 Iraq 2 Ireland 1 Israel 12 Italy 5 Jamaica 3 Japan 178 Jordan 17 Kenya 7 Kiribati-Pacific 1 Christmas Is. Korea, Dem Ppl Rep 1 (North) Kosovo 1 Kuwait 15 Kyrgyzstan 1

Latvia 1 Lebanon 4 Liberia 2 Libya 2 Lithuania 3 Madagascar 1 Malaysia 198 Maldives 2 Mali 1 Mexico 7 Morocco 1 Mozambique 2 Namibia 1 Nepal 1 Netherlands 8 New Zealand 3 Niger 1 Nigeria 33 Norway 5 Pakistan 8 Panama 2 Peru 6 Philippines 7 Poland 1 Portugal 3 Qatar 6 Romania 6 Russia 3 Saudi Arabia 141 Serbia (prior to 1 2001) Singapore 32

Slovakia 1 Slovenia 1 Somalia 8 South Africa 3 South Korea 157 Spain 58 Sri Lanka 7 St. Lucia 2 Swaziland 27 Sweden 6 Syria 2 Taiwan 273 Tajikistan 1 Thailand 290 Trinidad/Tobago 3 Tunisia 6 Turkey 37 Uganda 1 Ukraine 1 U.A.E. 16 United Kingdom 28 U.S.A. 173,988 Venezuela 24 Vietnam 1 West Bank 1 Yemen 10 Zambia 3 Unknown 1 (Sevis/FIPS) Total 176,787

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EMUFUN FACTS

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CONTENTS Fun Facts: Instructional Faculty by Race/Ethnicity: AY1980/81 – AY2019/20 ............................................. 48 Fun Facts Chart: Instructional Faculty by Race/Ethnicity: AY2010/11 – AY2019/20 ............................................. 49 Fun Facts: Full-Time Staff by Race/ Ethnicity: AY1993/94 – AY2019/20 ....... 50 Fun Facts Chart: Full-Time Staff by Race/Ethnicity: AY2010/11 – AY2019/20 ............................................. 51

FUN FACTS: INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY BYRACE/ETHNICITY: AY1980/81 – AY2019/20

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Instructional Faculty by Race/Ethnicity forAcademic Years 1980/81 – 2019/20*

Sources: Library Archives and IRIM

1980/81 1981/82 1982/83 1983/84 1984/85 1985/86 1986/87 1987/88 1988/89 1989/90

American Indian/Alaska Native 1 1 1 1 1 3 4 2

Asian or Pacific Islander 23 25 27 26 27 25 25 28 29 30

Black, non-Hispanic 18 19 18 17 17 20 22 21 41 43

Hispanic 6 6 6 7 7 8 8 8 8 7

White, non-Hispanic 558 573 572 555 561 565 566 580 584 580

Grand Total 606 624 624 605 613 618 622 640 666 662

1990/91 1991/92 1992/93 1993/94 1994/95 1995/96 1996/97 1997/98 1998/99 1999/00

American Indian/Alaska Native 2 2 3 4 5 5 5 5 5 4


Black, non-Hispanic 40 36 42 44 49 47 45 47 50 49

Hispanic 9 11 11 11 12 11 11 10 11 11

Nonresident Alien 1 3 2

Race/Ethnicity Unknown 7


Grand Total 676 701 693 687 703 686 691 680 682 674

2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10



Black/African-American, non-Hispanic 52 55 53 52 51 55 58 54 50 50

Hispanic/Latino 12 12 10 12 11 12 15 12 10 10

Nonresident Alien 10 11 14

Race/Ethnicity Unknown 1 10 3


Grand Total 683 788 676 751 630 769 774 769 666 681

2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20


Asian 64 68 68 66 71 76 79 81 76 77

Black/African-American 46 46 47 45 44 44 46 48 42 42

Hispanic/Latino 13 17 17 17 17 16 18 18 17 16


Nonresident Alien 13 14 12 11 9 7 8 9 14 13

Race/Ethnicity Unknown 2 1 2 1 3 2 3 1 1

Two or More Races 6 5 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 3

White 616 627 603 602 597 595 594 588 562 534

Grand Total 764 782 759 751 750 748 756 751 718 688

*Table used IPEDS race/ethnicity definitions which changed over the years.

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Chart: Instructional Faculty by Race/Ethnicityfor Academic Years 2010/11 – 2019/20*

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American Indian/Alaska Native Asian

Black/African-American Hispanic/Latino

Nonresident Alien Race/Ethnicity Unknown

Two or More Races White

*Chart used IPEDS race/ethnicity definitions, with no Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander instructional faculty for the above years.

FUN FACTS CHART: INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTYBY RACE/ETHNICITY: AY2010/11 – AY2019/20

Sources: Library Archives and IRIM Page 49

FUN FACTS: FULL-TIME STAFF BY RACE/ETHNICITY: AY1993/94 – AY2019/20

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Full-Time Staff by Race/Ethnicity forAcademic Years 1993/94 – 2019/20*

Source: Library Archives and IRIM

1993/94 1995/96 1997/98 1999/00 2001/02 2003/04 2005/06

American Indian/Alaska Native 6 7 9 5 8 0 4

Asian or Pacific Islander 15 14 12 9 13 28 25

Black, non-Hispanic 173 182 186 167 170 176 157

Hispanic 11 12 17 18 21 22 18

Race/Ethnicity Unknown 2 13 3

White, non-Hispanic 839 835 835 862 956 989 915

Grand Total 1,044 1,050 1,059 1,063 1,168 1,228 1,122

2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13


Asian or Pacific Islander 24 23 22 22 24 22 23

Black/African-American, non-Hispanic 158 152 167 174 179 170 162

Hispanic/Latino 20 21 22 25 27 24 22

Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 1 1 2

Nonresident Alien 3 7 7 8 8 7 4


Two or More Races 8 8 10

White, non-Hispanic 896 857 898 897 874 836 775

Grand Total 1,109 1,069 1,120 1,132 1,136 1,090 1,025

2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20


Asian 22 21 17 18 20 21 19

Black/African-American 150 143 152 140 144 140 130

Hispanic/Latino 21 27 29 28 34 31 29

Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 4 3 2 2 2 2 2

Nonresident Alien 4 7 5 5 6 6 6

Race/Ethnicity Unknown 32 29 39 53 12 11 21

Two or More Races 11 11 14 16 17 21 18

White 753 820 820 773 755 710 657

Grand Total 1,004 1,068 1,085 1,042 996 948 888

*Table used IPEDS race/ethnicity definitions which changed over the years, and IPEDS did not require reporting every year. Data prior to academic year 1993/94 were not available.

FUN FACTS CHART: FULL-TIME STAFF BYRACE/ETHNICITY: AY2010/11 – AY2019/20

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Chart: Full-Time Staff by Race/Ethnicity forAcademic Years 2010/11 – 2019/20*

*Chart used IPEDS race/ethnicity definitions.

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Hispanic/Latino Native Hawaiian/OtherPacific Islander

Nonresident Alien

Race/Ethnicity Unknown Two or More Races White

Sources: Library Archives and IRIM Page 51

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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