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View Honor Roll of Donors HONOR ROLL OF DONORS JULY 1, 2019–JUNE 30, 2020 Celebrating 100 Years DEAR ALUMNI & FRIENDS OF IMMACULATA, Enclosed is our Honor Roll of Donors for Fiscal Year 2019/20. As you look through the report you will see the names of others, like you, who understand how important philanthropic giving is to higher education. We are humbled and sincerely grateful for the depth of your generosity during what can only be described as an unimaginable conclusion to our Centennial Year. Thank you for your unwavering support of the University and our students, even as you face your own challenges related to COVID-19. Despite the disruption and uncertainties that this past spring brought us, I am happy to report that we are making progress towards our fundraising goals. As you know, the Parsons Science Pavilion Campaign is underway and I am happy to report that we have successfully raised 80% of the cost for this new facility. This milestone strongly reflects your commitment to excellence for our University. The Parsons Science Pavilion will be a game changer for all of our students who are required to take science courses. Our Nursing program is thriving and this new facility will provide our aspiring nursing students the labs and the equipment they deserve. As we look to the future, we still have much work to do, funds to raise, alumni to engage and projects to accomplish. We are about to enter the second century of Immaculata and I invite you to remain our loyal alumni and friends. I ask for your continued support and prayers. May the remainder of 2020 be safe and healthy for you and your families. I look forward to seeing everyone back on campus for our Centennial Gala in October 2021. Sincerely, Barbara Lettiere ’72 President DEAR MEMBERS OF THE IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY, It is with great pleasure that we present the Honor Roll of Donors for Fiscal Year 2019/20 (July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020). Through your dedicated generosity throughout the past year, our students benefitted from your interest and support. Your philanthropy provided financial aid and scholarships, enlightening new programs and enhanced academic opportunities. This year we also offer our grateful thanks to the Parsons Family and other generous donors for their support of the Capital Campaign for the Parsons Science Pavilion. The campaign has now successfully reached 80% of our goal. Starting in August 2020, we proceeded with design and land development approvals. On behalf of Immaculata University’s students, faculty and staff, we remain most grateful to those of you who have loyally supported Immaculata. We hope your support will inspire all alumni to demonstrate through giving why we are called the Mighty Macs! Hope to see you during the rescheduled Reunion and Centennial Celebration Weekend, October 8 & 9, 2021. Gratefully, Susan W. Arnold Vice President for Institutional Advancement MAKE YOUR GIFT ONLINE AT IMMACULATA.EDU/GIVE | 1 ABOUT IMMACULATA % % 1,016 487 25.5 92 97 Undergraduate Adult Professional of degree-seeking of traditional students full-time Studies Studies students are minorities have some financial aid faculty % % ENROLLED STUDENTS 86 99 201 retention rate from of classes have fewer part-time 994 freshman to sophomore than 30 students faculty Graduate : : Studies 1 3 9 1 male:female ratio student:faculty ratio $ 18.6M current value of Immaculata University’s + + + + endowment, as of 6/30/19 60 11 10 35 23 Undergraduate Graduate Certificate Clubs and Division III As of October 15, 2020 Programs Offerings Programs Organizations Sports Teams EIGHT POINT STRATEGIC PLAN President Lettiere has implemented an eight point strategic plan for 2017-2021 which focuses on the following areas: 1 2 3 4 Academic Student Enrollment University Programming Engagement Management Visibility Innovations & Retention Strategic Plan Improvements 5 6 7 8 Facility Capital Financial Organizational Improvements Funding Controls Culture and Talent Management MAKE YOUR GIFT ONLINE AT IMMACULATA.EDU/GIVE | 1 IMMACULATA OVERVIEW MISSION STATEMENT COST OF EDUCATION Immaculata University, a Catholic academic community, founded Continuing our commitment to making a quality education and sponsored by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart affordable, Immaculata’s tuition is less than it was 10 years ago of Mary, is committed to scholarship, formation of the whole in 2010. More than 92 percent of our traditional students receive person for leadership and service, and empowerment of all to financial aid, and we offer a variety of housing and meal plan seek truth, promote justice, and engage in dialogue between options so students may select what meets their individual needs. faith and culture. College of Undergraduate Studies Tuition College of Undergraduate Studies Academic Year 2020 – 2021 The College of Undergraduate Studies (CUS) serves Full-time Tuition: $26,900* undergraduate men and women studying full time. Students may Up to 18 credits per semester participate in the complete undergraduate college experience including athletics, residential campus life, student clubs and College of Adult Professional Studies Tuition organizations. Tuition for the College of Adult Professional Studies is charged on a per-credit basis. College of Adult Professional Studies Academic Year 2020 – 2021 The College of Adult Professional Studies (CAPS) provides Tuition per credit hour – Bachelor’s $540* flexible programs for adults seeking undergraduate degree Discounted tuition for select Bachelor’s degree programs completion and expanded career opportunities. Formerly the Tuition per credit hour – Associate $250* College of LifeLong Learning, CAPS educates students on and Only for AA in Communication, AA in Education, AA in General Studies, AS in Information Systems, AS in Business Administration off campus, in face-to-face and online learning environments. College of Graduate Studies College of Graduate Studies Tuition The College of Graduate Studies offers several highly respected Tuition for the College of Graduate Studies is charged master’s and doctoral programs in education, management, on a per-credit basis. nursing, music therapy, nutrition and psychology. With a faculty Academic Year 2020 – 2021 of scholar-practitioners and strong relationships with area Master’s courses per credit hour $710* businesses, hospitals, and school districts, Immaculata’s graduate Ed.D. doctoral courses per credit hour $955* programs are synonymous with excellence and professionalism. Psy.D. doctoral courses per credit hour $990* * Please note cost for fees, meal plans and housing are not included in the LifeLong Learning Institute tuition and per credit rates listed above. Visit our website for additional details: At the LifeLong Learning Institute at Immaculata University (LLI at www.immaculata.edu/admissions/tuition-fees/ IU), individuals over age 50 in the southeast Pennsylvania region can continue to cultivate their knowledge and meet others with similar interests. 2 | IMMACULATA HONOR ROLL OF DONORS MAKE YOUR GIFT ONLINE AT IMMACULATA.EDU/GIVE | 3 POINTS OF PRIDE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Immaculata is recognized for the valuable education it provides, its student retention rate, the median salaries of its alumni, and the overall return on investment the University offers. Here are some of our most recent accolades, academic highlights, and student accomplishments: • Ranked as one of the top national universities for 2020 by U.S. • Student athletes were honored with seven of the 14 Atlantic News & World Report East Conference Team Academic Awards for the 2019-20 • Named by MONEY Magazine as one of the best colleges for academic year, determined by the cumulative GPA of all the money in 2017, 2018, 2019 participating members of the team. Teams honored included • Named by Forbes as one of America’s top colleges in 2019 women’s soccer, men’s swimming, men’s and women’s track for institutions that deliver top academics, best experiences, and field, softball, women’s lacrosse, and women’s tennis. career success and lowest debt • Immaculata celebrated 50 years of adult undergraduate • Ranked by PayScale as the 32nd best return on investment in education in 2019! Pennsylvania • 141 student athletes were named to the Atlantic East • College Factual named Immaculata #2 in the nation for All-Academic Team for the 2019-20 academic year, receiving Best Nursing Program for Non-Traditional Students, #4 in the highest all-school GPA for the second year in a row. Pennsylvania for 2020 Best Nursing Schools, and #37 in the • Immaculata University has over 10 dual enrollment U.S. for Best Nursing Colleges for 2020 (based on average partnerships with area high schools salaries of graduates, accreditation and educational quality). • New Reading Specialist PK-12 Reading Specialist Post • As an All-Steinway School, Immaculata is well-known for its Baccalaureate program has been approved by Pennsylvania music programs, including being ranked by The Best Schools Department of Education as #5 for the 2019 Best Music Therapy Bachelor Programs. • New Special Education PK-12 Post Baccalaureate program has • Ranked in Eduventures 2018 Student Success Ratings as #2 in been approved by Pennsylvania Department of Education the category of private research / doctoral institutions • New Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management • Ranked by the Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education as • New Bachelor of Science in Financial Planning the top institution in Chester County—based on resources, • Launch of the Accelerated Second-Degree
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