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DOCUMENT RESUME Utah System of Higher Education Data Book DOCUMENT RESUME ED 418 628 HE 031 157 TITLE Utah System of Higher Education Data Book (Supplement to Operating Budget Request) 1998-99. INSTITUTION Utah State Board of Higher Education, Salt Lake City. PUB DATE 1998-01-00 NOTE 340p.; For 1997-98 edition, see ED '405 777. PUB TYPE Numerical/Quantitative Data (110) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC14 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Budgets; College Libraries; Community Colleges; Comparative Analysis; Costs; Degrees (Academic); *Educational Finance; Enrollment Trends; Higher Education; Library Services; Operating Expenses; *State Universities; Student Costs; Student Financial Aid; Tables (Data); Teacher Salaries; Tuition; Two Year Colleges; Vocational Education IDENTIFIERS *Utah ABSTRACT This report provides detailed statistical data on the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE), including institution-specific data on the system's four universities and five community colleges. The institutions include the University of Utah, Utah State University, Weber State University, Southern Utah University, Snow College, Dixie College, College of Eastern Utah, Utah Valley State College, and Salt Lake Community College. Comparative data on degrees and awards are included for Brigham Young University, Westminster College and Latter-Day Saints Business College. The .report includes an executive summary and tables covering:(1) degrees and awards 1987-88 throu9 -71-0.:;(7 and private institutions; (2) enrollment and enrollment trends;(3) applied technology enrollments and expenditures; (4)tuition and fees 1997-98;(5) student financial aid;(6) revenues, expenditures, and current funds balances; (7) USHE budget history; (8)1996-97 USHE full cost study and related data; (9)staffing summaries for 1990-91 through 1997-98;(10) salaries and compensation 1987-88 through 1996-97; and (11) comparisons. (BF) ******************************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. ******************************************************************************** UT H SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION 111 Box Elder Cache r Rich 1998-99 Logan 9,179 Brigham City 119 DATA BOOK 1,794 Weber Ogden 7 Moman Davis 327 Layton Tooele 10,234 Summit Daggett 42 Tooele 819 Duchesne Uintah Salt Lake 40,332 Wasatch 1,224 Utah Heber Roosevelt Vernal Provo 611 855 12,513 Juab 994 200 Carbon Nephi Sanpete 1,715 Price Millard .0\4) Grand Delta -I-I1,345 Emery Ephraim 371 784 Sevier 996 Fillmore Richfield 1, 017 Moab Beaver Piute Wayne San Juan 209 52 123 Iron Garfield U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement 2,212 EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION 179 656 CENTER (ERIC) ici,chis document has beenreproduced as s Panguitch received from the person or organization Cedar City s originating it. Blanding Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality. Washington Kane Points of view or opinions stated in this 4,545 document do not necessarily represent 244 official OERI position or policy. St. George Kanab PERMISSION TO REPRODUCEAND DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL Fall 1997 Enrollment by County HAS BEEN GRANTED BY Utah State Board of Higher Education BEST COPY AVAILABLE TO THE EDUCATIONALRESOURCES 2 INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) I I UTAH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION Fall 1997 Budget-Related and Self-Supporting Headcount Enrollment By Residency I RESIDENTS County UofU USU WSU SUU Snow Dixie CEU UVSC SLCC Total Box Elder 86 1,136 384 39 39 46 7 34 23 1,7941 Cache 177 8,583 175 41 35 36 7 98 27 9,179 Daggett 1 27 6 0 0 3 1 1 3 42 Davis 2,117 1,160 4,922 115 152 193 21 129 1,425 10,234 Duchesne 41 554 58 35 24 13 39 62 29 8551 Morgan 25 48 216 8 10 6 1 1 12 327 Rich 3 69 23 9 7 1 0 2 5 119 Salt Lake 12,830 2,511 1,176 577 678 351 133 1,386 20,690 40,332 Summit 323 99 87 21 15 18 4 98 154 8191 Tooele 144 439 44 72 27 13 11 19 455 1,224 Uintah 31 718 62 34 19 15 47 50 18 994 Utah 1,553 970 334 349 364 251 76 8,325 291 12,513I Wasatch 52 124 20 34 48 27 5 275 26 611 Weber 527 699 5,708 52 16 145 9 133 142 7,431 TOTAL NORTHERN 17,910 17,137 13,215 1,386 1,434 1,118 361 10,613 23,300 86,474I Beaver 10 18 4 121 10 26 1 14 5 209 Carbon 90 154 44 38 2 5 1,312 45 25 1,715 Emery 22 104 11 57 29 10 743 5 15 996 Garfield 4 20 7 116 5 9 3 13 2 179I Grand 16 127 13 23 6 4 156 14 12 371 Iron 71 65 40 1,918 11 47 0 42 18 2,212 Juab 5 27 5 31 45 11 5 65 6 200 Kane 10 24 4 124 6 55 1 16 4 244I Millard 43 89 35 238 263 45 4 53 14 784 Piute 2 5 3 29 5 3 1 3 1 52 San Juan 22 104 19 67 23 17 364 33 7 656I Sanpete 65 208 43 143 672 18 71 92 33 1,345 Sevier 32 118 35 208 447 36 22 101 18 1,017 Washington 216 160 70 747 19 3,249 4 56 24 4,545 Wayne 8 48 3 33 9 9 6 5 2 123I TOTAL SOUTHERN 616 1,271 336 3,893 1,552 3,544 2,693 557 186 14,648 NATIVE AMERICANS * 48 1 6 13 1 32 110 0 0 211 OTHER @ 4,309 0 500 67 27 316 287 3,260 6 8,772I TOTAL RESIDENTS 22,883 18,409 14,057 5,359 3,014 5,010 3,451 14,430 23,492110,105 NONRESIDENTS Other U.S. 2,064 1,903 596 499 200 369 85 1,228 427 7,371 Foreign 1,236 922 278 149 112 121 28 336 388 3,570 TOTAL NONRESIDENTS 3,300 2,825 874 648 312 490 113 1,564 815 10,941 TOTAL ENROLLMENT 26,183 21,234 14,931 6,007 3,326 5,500 3,564 15,994 24,307121,046 I * Native American students who are classified as residents for tuition assessment according to state law, but do not have Utah as their state residence. @ Includes Undetermined, Military, Job Corps. For UofU includes Off-Campus Residents; Off-Campus Nonresidents included in Other U.S. Institutions may include converted residents in the county where the institution is located. I UTAH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION DATA BOOK (Supplement to Operating Budget Request) 1998-99 Submitted to THE HONORABLE MICHAEL 0. LEAVITT and the 52ND LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF UTAH GENERAL SESSION 1998 UTAH STATE BOARD OF REGENTS PUBLISHED BY THE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF HIGHER EDUCATION JANUARY 1998 Document Published on Recycled Paper ITABLE OF CONTENTS Description of the Utah System of Higher Education i Organizational Listing of Names ii Boards of Trustees iii Presidents of Member Institutions iv Executive Summary TAB A Degrees and Awards TAB B Enrollments TAB C Vocational Education TAB D Tuition and Fees TAB E Student Financial Aid TAB F Financial Information TAB G Budget History TAB H Cost Study TAB I Staffing TAB J Salary and Compensation TAB K Comparisons TAB L DESCRIPTION OF THE UTAH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION The Utah System of Higher Education consists of nine public colleges and universities governed by the State Board of Regents, assisted by local Boards of Trustees.The system includes two major research/teaching universities, two metropolitan/regional universities, and five community colleges. The basic missions of these nine institutions are described below. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH The mission of the University of Utah is that of a major urban state university with significant programs of sponsored research and of graduate, professional, and undergraduate education in some 15 colleges and professional schools and their authorized degree programs. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY Utah State University serves as the state's land-grant institution under state and federal legislation and is a primary center of university research and of graduate, professional, and undergraduate education in numerous authorized fields of study. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY Weber State University has the mission of a large comprehensive undergraduate institution seeking to develop and refine programs and achieve distinction within that mission. Any new graduate programs authorized for the institution will not be oriented toward traditional basic research. SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY Southern Utah University has the mission of a four-year undergraduate teaching institution meeting the baccalaureate and assigned vocational training needs of Southern Utah. COMMUNITY COLLEGES Snow College, Dixie College, the College of Eastern Utah, Utah Valley State College, and Salt Lake Community College have similar missions as open-access comprehensive community colleges addressing area needs with programs of vocational-technicaltraining, transfer and general education, continuing education for personal enrichment or career counseling, developmental remedial studies, and placement. Program offerings and areas of emphasis among these institutions will differ according to various needs and demands of the students and communities served. In addition to the above mentioned missions, Utah Valley State College is currently authorized by the Board of Regents to offer five baccalaureate level programs serving specific regional needs. ORGANIZATIONAL LISTING OF NAMES UTAH STATE BOARD OF REGENTS Kenneth G. Anderton David J. Grant David J. Jordan Executive Committee Finance & Facilities Executive Committee Program & Planning UHEAA Board Finance & Facilities Presidential Comp Student Finance Public Affairs Pamela J. Atkinson Audit Review Evelyn B. Lee Program & Planning Larzette G. Hale Program & Planning Presidential Comp Finance & Facilities Utah Partnership SBE/SBR Liaison Audit Review SBE/SBR Liaison Aileen H. Clyde L. Brent Hoggan Student Finance (Vice Chair) Executive Committee Victor L.
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