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Campus Philly Brings Together Three Unique Audiences: Regional Students, Higher Education Institutions and the Business Community TABLE OF CONTENTS Programs Fall in Love with Philly . 4 Launch in Philly . 8 Higher Education in a Global Market . 12 Partners . 14 Leadership . 15 Financial Highlights . 16 1500 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Suite 411 Philadelphia, PA 19102 215.988.1707 | campusphilly.org 2 CAMPUS PHILLY Dear Colleagues, Campus Philly helps college students find that moment when they fall in love with Philadelphia. When that moment occurs, students start to think of building their futures here, connecting with employers for internships, building their networks with students from other campuses and investing in our communities. As these students transform to become residents, the city grows economically, in diversity and talent. Over the past year, we’ve seen this happen with our own eyes. Katie Bye, a student at Arcadia University, made her first visit to the Barnes Foundation as a freshman and was transformed. She switched majors to art history after that visit, and when she returned to the Barnes for Campus Philly’s My Philly Summer Party, she came resumé in hand to network her way to a job. Grace Mangigian, a senior at Haverford College, was deciding where to head after graduation. A summer internship in Philadelphia led to a post-graduation job offer, and she decided to launch in Philly: I would get to live and work in a city I love. Having a city that inspires this kind of love is not just a matter of chance. Campus Philly brings together the partners that share our enthusiasm for this fantastic region and seek to welcome our students. Through these partnerships, we create the programs, events and experiences that transform Philadelphia from college town to hometown for so many. We are happy to share some highlights from these programs over the past year and thank the partners that make them possible. Thank you for your continued support of Campus Philly, Jeanne Mell Deborah Diamond, Ph.D. Campus Philly Board Chair President Vice President Marketing Communications Campus Philly University City Science Center Cover: CollegeFest 2016 at Dilworth Park This page: Belmont Plateau in Fairmount Park Opposite: First Friday in Old City 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 3 FALL IN LOVE WITH PHILLY “I arrived at City Hall, received a ‘welcome to Philadelphia’ and a wristband good for free admission at 10 museums! CollegeFest is a great way to get to know the city.” Nadia Kreciglowa, University of Pennsylvania, 2018 MEET PHILLY TOUR Campus Philly introduced students to Philadelphia through 102 presentations and orientation and welcome events on campus. INSIDER GUIDE 90,000 magazines for and by college students distributed on campuses, through admissions offices and at Campus Philly events COLLEGEFEST 5,000 students, 10 free museums, 42 exhibitors and free PHLASH transportation for a full-day welcome and exploration of Philadelphia on September 10, 2016, in Dilworth Park 4 CAMPUS PHILLY CollegeFest 2016 at Dilworth Park “A group leader handed me an Insider Guide at orientation. I realized the Guide was going to be my way to figure out what to see in the city and how to get there. I have kept the Insider Guide throughout my college career.” Catherine Fiore, Rutgers-Camden, 2017 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 5 Campus Philly creates the moments when students fall in love with Philly. This is the tipping point when they make the city their own and transform from a student into a resident. Students explore the Wissahickon Valley Park in Germantown. 6 CAMPUS PHILLY “Campus Philly’s Student Leader Network has broadened my Philadelphia horizons, exploring the Germantown neighborhood to see how people shape where they live. These experiences are fortifying my decision to stay in Philadelphia after graduation because I know, somewhere throughout the city or surrounding areas, I will be able to find my niche.” Maurcedes Bey, Philadelphia University, 2018 OPEN ARTS 8,030 student members experience art at 60 venues through free tickets and college nights just for them. STUDENT LEADERS NETWORK 458 students eager to lead on and off campus explore neighborhood development, build leadership skills and form a cross-campus network. INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 339 students from 24 schools attended a full-day leadership conference presented by Campus Philly and Temple University in February 2016. “One reason it’s great to go to college in Philadelphia is the amazing music and art scene. Open Arts has given me the chance to experience that with hundreds of other college students, and for free. It makes you feel that your college experience, the city itself and the city’s art all come together.” Lara Balikci, University of Pennsylvania, 2019 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 7 LAUNCH IN PHILLY “Campus Philly has landed me several interviews. From that, I’ve learned to be more confident. Campus Philly gave me confidence.” Yemima Arbouet, La Salle University, 2016 CAMPUSPHILLY.ORG/CAREERS Campus Philly hosts the best internship and career site for college students and employers. The site features career-launching opportunities exclusively in our region and is used by thousands of students at more than 34 regional colleges and universities and many out-of-region schools as well. ONLINE JOB AND INTERNSHIP FAIR This virtual event takes over campusphilly.org/careers for one week each spring and fall. Seventy percent (70%) of employers report they interview a candidate they found through the Online Job and Internship Fair. 8 CAMPUS PHILLY “Campus Philly is key in building our college internship program. We reach a diverse array of students at 34 schools through campusphilly.org/careers. And these candidates have translated into excellent intern hires.” Meredith Friedman, Director of Talent, CubeSmart Mayor Kenney addresses interns at My Philly Summer Party at the Barnes Foundation. 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 9 Campus Philly produces career events that help students launch in Philadelphia by introducing them to employers in intimate settings where they can really connect. Students at Create-adelphia in Center City 10 CAMPUS PHILLY “SPARK Philly was a really good experience for me. I got to know about a lot of local companies and meet people from various backgrounds. It made me more aware about what I can do in Philadelphia after graduating with my math degree from Bryn Mawr.” Prianka Ball, Bryn Mawr College, 2017 GEEK’S GUIDE TO PHILADELPHIA 187 students from 44 colleges registered for Campus Philly’s “inside” look at the Philadelphia Science Festival and Philly Tech Week in April 2016. MY PHILLY SUMMER 956 summer interns at 23 companies received a warm welcome to Philadelphia through Campus Philly’s Philly 101 presentation. Nearly 200 interns joined Campus Philly at the Barnes Foundation for our annual My Philly Summer Party in July 2016. SPARK PHILLY & CREATE-ADELPHIA 129 students attended Campus Philly’s Fall 2016 career events, learning how to launch in Philly and meeting some of the region’s best employers. “After graduating I saw myself moving to New York. But I think I’m going to stay in Philly now. Attending SPARK and Create- adelphia made me realize there are so many career opportunities here that I feel confident I can find a great job.” Rourke Phalon, Temple University, 2017 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 11 HIGHER EDUCATION IN A GLOBAL MARKET DEGREES CONFERRED by Greater Philadelphia Higher Ed Institutions (2013-2015) DEGREES CONFERRED GROWTH RATE MAJORS 2013 2015 2013-2015 Health 19,350 20,755 7% Business, Management, Marketing and Related Support Services 15,762 16,860 7% STEM Total (Science, technology, engineering and math) 11,650 12,609 8% Basic Science 5,253 5,393 3% STEM BREAKDOWN Technology/Engineering 6,397 7,216 13% Liberal Arts and Humanities (Language and literature, history, philosophy, etc.) 11,704 10,521 -10% Education 8,994 7,981 -11% Legal Professions, Public Administration and Social Service 6,375 6,454 1% Social Science 4,659 4,504 -3% Visual and Performing Arts 3,787 3,537 -7% Communications and Journalism 2,628 2,981 13% Multi/interdisciplinary Studies 1,717 1,726 1% Personal Services 1,469 1,481 1% Agriculture and Conservation 694 718 3% Architecture 645 614 -5% Manufacturing, Construction, Machine Repair and Transportation 451 319 -29% GRAND TOTAL 89,885 91,060 1% Source: IPEDS. Data gathered and provided by CEO Council for Growth. Degrees include all degrees associate level and higher, but do not include certificates conferred. 12 CAMPUS PHILLY Places of Origin for Philadelphia’s TOP 10 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CANADA 3.5% SOUTH TURKEY KOREA 1.5% 5.5% PHL CHINA KUWAIT 39.2% 1.6% INDIA TAIWAN 10.7% SAUDI 1.8% ARABIA VIETNAM 6.6% 1.7% BRAZIL 2.2% PHILADELPHIA RANKS 8TH in International Students out of all U.S. Metropolitan Areas Metropolitan Areas 2005/2006 2014/2015 % change 2005-2015 1. New York, NY 50,542 84,713 68% 2. Los Angeles, CA 34,700 59,842 72% 3. Boston, MA 23,325 47,895 105% 4. Chicago, IL 15,683 28,829 84% 5. San Francisco, CA 12,355 25,204 104% 6. Dallas, TX 12,260 23,588 92% 7. Washington, DC 17,576 22,672 29% 8. Philadelphia, PA 12,556 21,273 69% 9. Seattle, WA 8,133 21,133 160% 10. Houston, TX 11,633 18,623 60% Source: Open Doors®, 2015, Institute of International Education, Inc. 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 13 PARTNERS Campus Philly brings together three unique audiences: regional students, higher education institutions and the business community. We thank our partners who make our work possible. COLLEGE PARTNERS CORPORATE MEMBERS Arcadia University SENTINEL Art Institute of Philadelphia Herman Miller Bryn Mawr College Chestnut Hill College CHAMPION Allied Pixel Community College of Philadelphia
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