2017 ANNUAL REPORT

CONTENTS

Student Audience ...... 4 Programs Explore ...... 6 Open Arts ...... 7 Launch ...... 8 Student Leader Network . . 9 Connectors ...... 10 Enrollment at Campus Philly Partner Schools ...... 12 Degrees Conferred . . . . . 13 Partners ...... 14 Leadership ...... 15 Financial Highlights ...... 16

Campus Philly is a nonprofit organization that fuels economic growth by encouraging college students to study, explore, live and work in the Greater tri-state region.

1500 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 411 Philadelphia, PA 19102 215.988.1707 | campusphilly.org

Dear Colleagues,

The more we work with students, colleges and universities, corporate partners and communities, the more extraordinary we realize this region is. Because of Campus Philly, all of these varied partners come together to welcome, integrate and retain our region’s college students. Greater Philadelphia is the only metropolitan area in the country that accomplishes this kind of collaboration, and it’s one among many reasons our region is thriving.

• Job growth is up 2.8%, higher than the national average and our large neighbor 90-minutes to the north.

• 67% of current college students report that they want to stay in Greater Philadelphia after graduating.

• 4,895 college students actively pursued 923 internships and entry-level jobs posted on campusphilly.org/launch.

When we meet freshmen on campus, they’re not necessarily thinking about post-graduation job opportunities, so we have a few semesters to get them to fall in love with Philadelphia first. From CollegeFest to Open Arts to our Student Leader Network, we introduce students to a city and region that is uniquely accessible, welcoming and vibrant. In the report that follows, we share the impact of these programs over the past year.

For those of you who have participated and partnered with us, we thank you. And we look forward to even greater impact in the year ahead.

Jeanne Mell Deborah Diamond, Ph.D. Campus Philly Board Chair President VP Marketing Communications Campus Philly & Community Engagement University City Science Center SENIORS 44% 47% MOVED FROM OUTSIDE GREATER FROM OUTSIDE GREATER MOVED CAMPUS PHILLY PHILLY CAMPUS PHILADELPHIA TO ATTEND SCHOOL ATTEND TO PHILADELPHIA FIRST-GENERATION STUDENTS STUDENTS WHO ARE JUNIORS 21% BY ACADEMIC YEAR ACADEMIC BY TO TO PHILADELPHIA SOPHOMORES 14%

ENGAGED

COLLEGE STUDENTS COLLEGE

ORIGINALLY FROM ORIGINALLY 53%

AUDIENCE AUDIENCE STUDENT STUDENT GREATER PHILADELPHIA GREATER

FRESHMEN 21%

4 | CAMPUS PHILLY OPPORTUNITY BUILDING THEIR FUTURESHERE. THE PHILADELPHIA REGION AND OPTIMISTIC ABOUTSTUDENTS ARE * Campus Philly, my life andcareer path would bedifferent. to the opportunitiesPhilly has to offer. If it were not for student, CampusPhilly issuchabenefit in exposing us as startups,new students andbusinesses. As aRowan Philadelphia isacity richinhistory, artandmusicas well definitely lives up toitsnameas theCity of Brotherly Love! passion, kindnessandcreativity from everyone here. It is so vastly connectedandIamconstantly inspired by the The bestpartof Philly for meiseasily the people.Everyone LOVE PHILLY IN PHILLY ReadyLaunch, CampusPhilly, to 2017, campusphilly.org/about-us. to stay inGreater Philadelphia.* think there are many (46%) or some (42%) jobopportunities for them inPhiladelphiaafter think they are very likely (30%) or somewhat likely (37%) they graduate.* – Antonia Nuzzolo, – JuliaOstrovsky,

5 | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 113 WORKSHOPS ON WORKSHOPS PRESENTATIONS & PRESENTATIONS REGIONAL CAMPUSES REGIONAL

RIDES 2,596 FREE PHLASH

10 MUSEUMS FEATURING ATTENDEES AT ATTENDEES 5,000 44 EXHIBITORS PROGRAMS

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STUDENTS READING STUDENTS

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EXPLORE EXPLORE welcoming, is that a region explore students Campus Philly, Through them. for opportunity full of and vibrant

6 | CAMPUS PHILLY *Website traffic for 2017 EXPLORATION FACEBOOK FOLLOWERS TWITTER FOLLOWERS CAMPUSPHILLY.ORG VISITS* INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS LINKEDIN FOLLOWERS through openartsphilly.com. performances andmuseumsinGreater Philadelphia ensures that students have access to live Campus Philly’s free artsandculture program For the 2016-17 year, CollegeNights took placeat: Greater Philadelphia’s finest collectionsandperformances. students from across the region gather to experience Six times a year, Open Arts presents CollegeNight, when STUDENT MEMBERS ATTENDEES

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GEEK’S GUIDE GEEK’S PHILADELPHIATO PROGRAMS LAUNCH

PARTICIPANTS

Five in-person programs to introduce students to students to introduce in-person programs Five connections. and professional paths career LAUNCH EVENTS LAUNCH 1,465

8 | CAMPUS PHILLY internships andentry-level jobs. A platform for discovering local campusphilly.org/launch ENTRY-LEVEL JOB OPPORTUNITIES PARTICIPATING ACCOUNTS POSTED impacts Philadelphians. and supportneeded to startsomethingnew civic organizations, as well as the connections communities inneighborhoods,nonprofits and NETWORK LEADER leaders. CampusPhilly Our students are our region’s next generation of by agrant from the JohnS. andJames L.Knight Foundation. *Campus Philly’s 2016-17 Student Leader Network was supported Inclusive Leadership Conference is produced by CampusPhilly and Temple University. Three events to introduce students to neighborhood leadersandinitiatives. ATTENDEES EXPLORERS MEMBERS provides paths to off-campus

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9 | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT CONNECTORS These are just some of the local professionals we have introduced students to over the past year.

Holli Stephens Pete Angevine KYW NEWSRADIO LITTLE BABY’S ICE CREAM

Orlando Almonte PHILADELPHIA OFFICE OF Brittnie Knight IMMIGRANT AFFAIRS THE KNIGHT FOUNDATION

Camila Godoy Nwaka Isamah FRANK RECRUITMENT GROUP VANGUARD Emily Carris Danielle Phillips THE ART DEPT COMCAST CORPORATION

Sofiya Ballin Matthew Kerr THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER BEYOND THE BARS

Sydney Hernandez Julianna Lee ANTHROPOLOGIE SAP 6,475 8,728 NJ 1,953 4,398 –Camden Stockton University Locations are approximate; map is not to scale. map is not to approximate; Locations are 17,355 7,577 610 1,007 1,917 Rowan University Rowan 73 Manor Penn Penn Abington State 39,308 1,563 2,287 Hussian College University Jefferson Thomas The Art Institute of Philadelphia of Art Institute The College Peirce University of the Arts of University Temple University Temple

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Osteopathic of PHILADELPHIA 5,197 Moore College Moore Art & Design of 368 TOTAL STUDENTS TOTAL Drexel 24,232 Arcadia 3,785 Community Philadelphia College of 18,124

Chestnut Hill College 1,838 University of the Sciences of University 2,541 University of of University 21,826

Haverford College Haverford 1,268 Saint Joseph's University Joseph's Saint 8,415 Harcum 1,612

AT CAMPUS PHILLY PARTNER SCHOOLS PARTNER PHILLY CAMPUS AT ENROLLMENT Bryn Mawr 1,708

1,556

7,054 Lehigh University 22,168 University of of University University Widener 6,402 Delaware County Delaware College Community 11,742

10,842 Villanova

Neumann University 3,011

Swarthmore College Swarthmore 1,620

DE PA 17,006 University Chester West Eastern University 3,420 12 | CAMPUS PHILLY Degrees include alldegrees associate level andhigher, conferred. butdonot includecertificates Source: Integrated Educational Postsecondary DataSystem. Datagathered andprovided by CEOCouncilforGrowth. per year, with 92,840degrees—associate level to Ph.D.—granted in the 2015-16 academic year. Greater Philadelphiaranks fourth in the nation for the number of higher education degrees granted CONFERRED TOTAL Manufacturing, Construction, Machine Repair and Transportation Architecture Agriculture and Conservation Services Personal Studies Multi/Interdisciplinary Communications and Journalism Arts Performing and Visual Social Science Legal Professions, Public Administration and Social Services Education Liberal and Arts Humanities Technology/Engineering STEM Basic Science TotalSTEM Business, Marketing Management, and Related Services Support Health MAJORS BREAKDOWN (Science, Technology, Engineering andMath)

(e.g. Cosmetology, HomeHealth) Services, Culinary 89,885 19,350 11,704 11,650 15,762 2013 5,253 1,717 3,787 8,994 1,469 2,628 4,659 6,375 6,397 451 645 694 DEGREES CONFERRED 91,060 20,755 10,521 12,609 16,860 2015 5,393 3,537 7,981 1,481 2,981 4,504 6,454 7,216 1,726 319 614 718 92,840 12,964 19,167 10,682 20,836 2016 3,277 2,804 6,592 7,315 5,649 1,611 7,627 1,556 4,196 191 613 724 GROWTH 2013-2016 RATE -58% -13% -15% -10% 11% 14% 32% -5% -1% -9% -6% 3% 3% 8% 4% 7% 6%

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PARTNERS

PARTNERS Arcadia University Arcadia Philadelphia of Art Institute The College Bryn Mawr Community College of Philadelphia College of Community College Community County Delaware University Drexel Eastern University College Harcum College Haverford Hussian College La Salle University Lehigh University College Manor Art & Design College of Moore University Neumann College Peirce Osteopathic Medicine Philadelphia College of University Rowan Campus Philly brings together college and university partners with our our with partners university college and together brings Philly Campus can the region in educate we talent the that ensure to members corporate graduation. after Philadelphia in Greater find opportunity Rutgers University–Camden Saint Joseph’s University Joseph’s Saint Salus University Stockton University College Swarthmore University Temple University Jefferson Thomas Delaware of University Pennsylvania of University the Arts of University the Sciences of University College Ursinus University Villanova University Chester West University Widener

14 | CAMPUS PHILLY Drexel University Vice President, Government &Community Relations David Wilson President Dr. ValerieSmith Bentley Systems Management andCompensation HR Director, Americas, Global Talent Suzanne Little Campbell SoupCompany Associate Director, Communications Tom Hushen City of Philadelphia Chief Education Officer Otis Hackney CEO Council for Growth Director Claire Marrazzo Greenwood Community Collegeof Philadelphia President Dr. Donald (Guy) Generals Rutgers University–Camden Associate Chancellor for Student Affairs Mary BethDaisey Comcast Corporation Strategy andBusinessDevelopment Executive Director, Video Product, Jeremy Andreoli Vanguard & Recruiting Partnerships Department Leader, University Relations Karen Fox, MSHR SECRETARY Deloitte Managing Director Deborah Metalsky TREASURER Temple University Associate Vice President for BusinessServices Michael Scales VICE CHAIR University City ScienceCenter VP Marketing Communications &Community Engagement Jeanne Mell BOARD CHAIR

LEADERSHIP

DIRECTORS

Senior Program Manager, Partnerships Vice President, University Relations Operations &Marketing Manager Senior Executive Vice President Program Manager, Open Arts Vice President, Partnerships BOARD CHAIRS and Chief Diversity Officer Communications Manager Deborah Diamond,Ph.D. and Student Engagement Junior Director, Partnerships Comcast Corporation City of Philadelphia Lindsey Campbell Ashlie Thornbury Patrick Sherlock Brynn Monaghan Program Manager Program Manager Creative Director Drexel University Graphic Designer Jennifer Devor David L.Cohen Reggie HallJr. Cory Dulaney Michelle Ahn Ella Strauss Roger Estes Jim Kenney John A. Fry John A. STAFF Debra Kim President President Mayor

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19 | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT EXPERIMENT TODAY. CHANGE TOMORROW. At the Science Center, we’re united by a common drive, a hunger for change, and a curiosity to push beyond the status quo. For us, not trying is not an option.

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