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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 427 639 Utah System of Higher DOCUMENT RESUME ED 427 639 HE 031 894 TITLE Utah System of Higher Education Data Book (Supplement to Operating Budget Request) 1999-2000. INSTITUTION Utah System of Higher Education, Salt Lake City. PUB DATE 1999-01-00 NOTE 343p.; For the previous data book, see ED 418 628. PUB TYPE Numerical/Quantitative Data (110) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC14 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Academic Libraries; *Budgets; Comparative Analysis; *Data Collection; Degrees (Academic); *Educational Finance; Enrollment; Higher Education; *State Universities; Student Financial Aid; Tables (Data); Trend Analysis IDENTIFIERS *Utah ABSTRACT This report provides detailed statistical data on the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE), which includes two major research/teaching universities, two metropolitan/regional universities, and five community colleges. Preliminary information offers a description of the USHE, a list of organizational names, a list of boards of trustees, a list of presidents of member institutions, and an executive summary. The next 12 sections present tables providing data on the following topics:(1) degrees and awards including public and private institutions, 1988-89 through 1997-98; (2) enrollments by age, gender, status, race/ethnicity and enrollment histories of the individual institutions;(3) vocational education, primarily support and monitoring of USHE applied technology education;(4) tuition and fees broken down by resident/nonresident status, undergraduate/graduate status, and institution type;(5) student financial aid by aid type and institution; (6) financial information revenues and expenditures for the years 1979-80 to 1999-2000;(7) budget histories by type of institution;(8) the USHE cost study of direct and indirect instructional costs by institution and program; (9) staffing employee count and teaching workloads;(10) salary and compensation;(11) comparisons with peer institutions; and (12) libraries. (DB) ******************************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. ******************************************************************************** UTAH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION Box Elder Cache Rich 1999-2000 Logan 8,244 Brigham City 148 DATA BOOK 1,740 Ogden7ber Morgan D avis Layton3°5 Summit Tooele 10,090 4 Daggettq) 29 807 Tooele Duchesne Uintah Salt Lake 35,537 Wasatch 941 Utah Heber Roosevelt Vernal Provo 710 734 16,751 Juab 873 317 Carbon Nephi Sanpete 1,335 Price Millard Grand Delta 1,355 Emery Ephraim 210 796 Sevier 613 FMmom Richfield Moab 978 Beaver Piute ) Wayne San Juan 213 58 128 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Iron Garfield Office of Educational Research and Improvement ED CATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION 1,881 266 CENTER (ERIC) 542 This document has been reproduced as received from the person or organization Panguitch originating it. Cedar City Blanding o Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality. Washingtor-Kane Points of view or opinions stated in this document do not necessarily represent 4,399 official OERI position or policy. 187 St. George Kanab PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY Fall 1998 Enrollment by County Utah System of Higher Education TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) BEST COPYAVAILABLE 1 UTAH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION Fall 1998 Budget-Related and Self-Supporting Headcount Enrollment By Residency RESIDENTS County UofU USU WSU SUU Snow Dixie CEU UVSC SLCC Total Box Elder 81 1,092 379 31 46 41 26 30 14 1,740 Cache 189 7,638 170 40 54 36 10 86 21 8,244 Daggett 2 17 5 0 0 1 1 0 3 29 Davis 2,125 1,094 4,909 135 146 172 30 186 1,293 10,090 Duchesne 33 464 37 36 18 9 41 75 21 734 Morgan 19 50 198 11 7 7 2 3 8 305 Rich 2 87 17 31 8 2 0 0 1 148 Salt Lake 12,208 2,362 978 649 596 414 242 1,488 16,600 35,537 Summit 306 88 62 23 15 8 1 176 128 807 Tooele 114 316 41 63 51 34 14 45 263 941 Uintah 25 617 46 36 18 14 26 73 18 873 Utah 1,415 862 305 362 334 362 111 12,757 243 16,751 Wasatch 51 100 16 30 34 24 5 420 30 710 Weber 514 655 5,474 47 34 165 9 115 115 7,128 1 TOTAL NORTHERN 17,084 15,442 12,637 1,494 1,361 1,289 518 15,454 18,758 84,037 Beaver 8 26 6 119 9 29 2 12 2 213 Carbon 86 168 37 58 1 8 910 50 17 1,335 Emery 26 112 10 65 34 13 320 19 14 613 Garfield 3 31 8 149 6 31 2 35 1 266 Grand 12 60 8 28 7 4 67 21 3 210 Iron 63 61 35 1,616 7 47 3 41 8 1,881 Juab 6 43 13 34 97 14 3 102 5 317 Kane 7 11 6 89 4 35 2 28 5 187 Millard 37 81 36 177 290 53 1 100 21 796 Piute 1 3 4 28 7 4 1 8 2 58 San Juan 17 91 11 77 22 9 258 50 7 542 Sanpete 53 204 21 127 736 17 8 177 12 1,355 Sevier 24 102 21 218 423 43 15 118 14 978 Washington 210 166 64 629 21 3,199 3 88 19 4,399 Wayne 3 47 7 24 13 11 9 13 1 128 TOTAL SOUTHERN 556 1,206 287 3,438 1,677 3,517 1,604 862 131 13,278 NATIVE AMERICANS 126 20 8 17 0 16 249 130 189 755 OTHER @ 4,034 6 407 222 5 218 138 16 1 5,047 TOTAL RESIDENTS 21,800 16,674 13,339 5,171 3,043 5,040 2,509 16,462 19,079 103,117 NONRESIDENTS Other U.S. 2,300 1,879 552 415 207 391 75 1,340 302 7,461 Foreign 1,103 769 245 139 68 24 33 372 373 3,126 TOTAL NONRESIDENTS 3,403 2,648 797 554 275 415 108 1,712 675 10,587 TOTAL ENROLLMENT 25,203 19,322 14,136 5,725 3,318 5,455 2,617 18,174 19,754 113,704 " 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. UTAH SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION DATA BOOK (Supplement to Operating Budget Request) 1999-2000 Submitted to THE HONORABLE MICHAEL 0. LEAVITT and the 53RD LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF UTAH GENERAL SESSION 1999 UTAH STATE BOARD OF REGENTS PUBLISHED BY THE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF HIGHER EDUCATION JANUARY 1999 Document Published on Recycled Paper 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS I I 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 Libraries TAB M 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 U of U is a major urban state university with significant programs of sponsored research and of graduate, professional, and undergraduate education programs in 15 colleges and professional schools, including law and medicine. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY USU 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 fields of study. WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY WSU is a student-centered institution focused on two-and four-year programs with a strong commitment to applied learning in technical, professional and liberal education. Masters degree programs are also available in education and accounting. SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY SUU has the mission of a regional, comprehensive, undergraduate institution with a broad program of liberal and professional education, and is a primary center for service and cultural programs designed to advance the southern Utah area. Masters degree programs are also available in education and accounting. SNOW COLLEGE Snow College is an open access comprehensive community college that offers a broad range of general/liberal education and vocational/technical programs leading to Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science degrees. Numerous specialized short-term vocational training certificates and diplomas are also offered. DIXIE COLLEGE Dixie College is an open access, comprehensive community college with a mission of providing general and liberal education as well as applied technology programs leading to Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science degrees. Certificates are awarded for short-term and applied technology programs. COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH CEU is an open access, comprehensive community college with a mission of providing general and liberal education as well as applied technology programs leading to Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science degrees. Certificates are awarded for short-term and applied technology programs. UTAH VALLEY STATE COLLEGE UVSC consists of two interdependent divisions. The lower division embraces the mission of an open access comprehensive community college which provides general and liberal education as well as applied technology programs leading to Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science degrees.
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