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 Philadelphia 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 STUDENT AUDIENCE ENGAGED COLLEGE STUDENTS CAMPUS PHILLY STUDENTS WHO ARE FIRST-GENERATION BY ACADEMIC YEAR 21% 14% 21% 44% FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS 4 TO PHILADELPHIA | CAMPUS PHILLY | CAMPUS 53% 47% ORIGINALLY FROM MOVED FROM OUTSIDE GREATER GREATER PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA TO ATTEND SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE PHILADELPHIA REGION AND BUILDING THEIR FUTURES HERE. OPPORTUNITY think there are many (46%) or some (42%) job opportunities for them in Philadelphia after they graduate.* IN PHILLY think they are very likely (30%) or somewhat likely (37%) to stay in Greater Philadelphia.* LOVE PHILLY The best part of Philly for me is easily the people. Everyone is so vastly connected and I am constantly inspired by the passion, kindness and creativity from everyone here. It definitely lives up to its name as the City of Brotherly Love! – Julia Ostrovsky, Temple University Philadelphia is a city rich in history, art and music as well as startups, new students and businesses. As a Rowan student, Campus Philly is such a benefit in exposing us to the opportunities Philly has to offer. If it were not for Campus Philly, my life and career path would be different. – Antonia Nuzzolo, Rowan University | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL | 2017 *Ready to Launch, Campus Philly, 2017, campusphilly.org/about-us. 5 PROGRAMS EXPLORE Through Campus Philly, students explore a region that is welcoming, vibrant and full of opportunity for them. 90,000 5,000 113 STUDENTS READING ATTENDEES AT THE 2016-17 FEATURING PRESENTATIONS & 44 10 2,596 WORKSHOPS ON EXHIBITORS MUSEUMS FREE PHLASH REGIONAL CAMPUSES RIDES 6 | CAMPUS PHILLY | CAMPUS EXPLORATION Campus Philly’s free arts and culture program ensures that students have access to live CAMPUSPHILLY.ORG VISITS* performances and museums in Greater Philadelphia through openartsphilly.com. TWITTER FOLLOWERS FACEBOOK FOLLOWERS STUDENT MEMBERS INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS LINKEDIN FOLLOWERS ATTENDEES Six times a year, Open Arts presents College Night, when students from across the region gather to experience Greater Philadelphia’s finest collections and performances. For the 2016-17 year, College Nights took place at: | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL | 2017 *Website traffic for 2017 7 PROGRAMS LAUNCH LAUNCH EVENTS Five in-person programs to introduce students to career paths and professional connections. 1,465 PARTICIPANTS GEEK’S GUIDE TO PHILADELPHIA 8 | CAMPUS PHILLY | CAMPUS campusphilly.org/launch A platform for discovering local internships and entry-level jobs. LEADER NETWORK ACCOUNTS Our students are our region’s next generation of leaders. Campus Philly provides paths to off-campus communities in neighborhoods, nonprofits and civic organizations, as well as the connections and support needed to start something new that impacts Philadelphians. ENTRY-LEVEL JOB OPPORTUNITIES MEMBERS EXPLORERS* PARTICIPATING Three events to introduce students to neighborhood leaders and initiatives. ATTENDEES POSTED Inclusive Leadership Conference is produced by Campus Philly and Temple University. | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL | 2017 *Campus Philly’s 2016-17 Student Leader Network was supported 9 by a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. 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 ENROLLMENT AT CAMPUS PHILLY PARTNER SCHOOLS Lehigh University 7,054 Ursinus College Arcadia University Penn State Abington 1,556 3,785 4,398 Eastern University Manor College 3,420 610 Villanova University Chestnut Hill College Salus University 10,842 1,838 1,007 Bryn Mawr College La Salle University 1,708 5,197 Harcum College Temple University 1,612 39,308 Haverford College Philadelphia College PA 1,268 of Osteopathic Medicine 2,287 Saint Joseph's University 8,415 Community Hussian College College of Philadelphia Delaware County 73 Community College 18,124 Thomas Jefferson University 11,742 Moore College of Art & Design 7,577 368 West Chester University The Art Institute of Philadelphia 17,006 Drexel University 1,953 NJ 24,232 Neumann University University of the Arts 3,011 PHILADELPHIA1,917 University of Pennsylvania Swarthmore College 21,826 Peirce College Rutgers University–Camden 1,620 1,563 6,475 University of the Sciences Widener University 2,541 6,402 Rowan University 17,355 University of Delaware Stockton University 22,168 8,728 12 | CAMPUS PHILLY | CAMPUS DE TOTAL STUDENTS Locations are approximate; map is not to scale. CONFERRED Greater Philadelphia ranks fourth in the nation for the number of higher education degrees granted per year, with 92,840 degrees—associate level to Ph.D.—granted in the 2015-16 academic year. DEGREES CONFERRED GROWTH MAJORS RATE 2013 2015 2016 2013-2016 Health 19,350 20,755 19,167 -1% Business, Management, Marketing and Related Support Services 15,762 16,860 20,836 32% STEM Total (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) 11,650 12,609 12,964 11% Basic Science 5,253 5,393 5,649 8% STEM BREAKDOWN Technology/Engineering 6,397 7,216 7,315 14% Liberal Arts and Humanities 11,704 10,521 10,682 -9% Education 8,994 7,981 7,627 -15% Legal Professions, Public Administration and Social Services 6,375 6,454 6,592 3% Social Science 4,659 4,504 4,196 -10% Visual and Performing Arts 3,787 3,537 3,277 -13% Communications and Journalism 2,628 2,981 2,804 7% Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies 1,717 1,726 1,611 -6% Personal Services (e.g. Cosmetology, Culinary Services, Home Health) 1,469 1,481 1,556 6% Agriculture and Conservation 694 718 724 4% Architecture 645 614 613 -5% Manufacturing, Construction, Machine Repair and Transportation 451 319 191 -58% TOTAL 89,885 91,060 92,840 3% Source: Integrated Postsecondary Educational Data System. Data gathered and provided by CEO Council for Growth. REPORT ANNUAL | 2017 Degrees include all degrees associate level and higher, but do not include certificates conferred. 13 PARTNERS Campus Philly brings together college and university partners with our corporate members to ensure that the talent we educate in the region can find opportunity in Greater Philadelphia after graduation. PARTNERS MEMBERS Arcadia University SENTINEL The Art Institute of Philadelphia Herman Miller Bryn Mawr College CHAMPION Community College of Philadelphia Allied Pixel Bentley Systems Delaware County Community College Cigna Comcast Corporation Drexel University Deloitte Eastern University IKEA Sandler Training Harcum College TargetX Haverford College GUARDIAN Hussian College Campbell Soup Company La Salle University Independence Blue Cross Publicis Health Lehigh University TD Bank Manor College Vanguard Moore College of Art & Design MENTOR Neumann University CubeSmart NHS Human Services Peirce College Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau Penn State Abington Premier Office Solutions Turnberry Solutions Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Rowan University CONNECTOR Bancroft Rutgers University–Camden Bender Inc. Saint Joseph’s University Beneficial Bank Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia Salus University Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Stockton University Frank Recruitment Group Frontline Education