2007-03-09 Agenda

2007-03-09 Agenda

AGENDA MEETING OF THE UTAH STATE BOARD OF REGENTS TO BE HELD AT REGENTS OFFICES, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH March 9, 2007 Utah State Board of Regents Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education Board of Regents Building, The Gateway 60 South 400 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84101-1284 STATE BOARD OF REGENTS REGENTS’ OFFICES, SALT LAKE CITY March 9, 2007 Agenda 8:30 a.m. - COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 9:45 a.m. Large Board Room, Lobby Level 1. Welcome and Overview 2. Review of 2007 Legislative General Session Tab A • Budget • Capital Facilities • Legislation 3. Tuition Increases for 2007-2008 (1st- and 2nd-tier) Tab B 10:00 a.m. - MEETINGS OF BOARD COMMITTEES 11:00 a.m. Academic (Programs) Committee Commissioner’s Board Room, 5th Floor ACTION: 1. Utah State University – Master of Social Work Degree Tab C 2. Utah Valley State College – Bachelor of Arts Degree in Deaf Studies Tab D 3. Utah Valley State College – Bachelor of Science Degree in Software Engineering Tab E CONSENT: 4. Consent Calendar, Programs Committee Tab F University of Utah: A. Center for Interdisciplinary Arts and Technology B. Tanner Center for Non-violent Human Rights Advocacy INFORMATION: 5. Information Calendar, Programs Committee Tab G A. University of Utah – Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Minor in British Studies B. Utah Valley State College i. New Database Engineering Emphasis within the Existing Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science ii. Name Change: Department of Building Technologies to Construction Technologies iii. Name Changes in Multimedia Communications Technology iv. Name Change: Department of Fire Science to Department of Emergency Services C. Salt Lake Community College i. Name Change: Language Department to Language and Culture Department ii. Name Change: Telecommunications Department to Telecommunications and Computer Networking Department 6. Dixie State College – Program Reviews for Academic Years 2004-05 and 2005-06 Tab H Finance and Facilities Committee Large Board Room, Lobby Level ACTION: 1. USHE – Proposed Fee Increases for 2007-2008 Tab I CONSENT: 2. Consent Calendar, Finance Committee Tab J A. USHE – Proposed Revisions to Policy R588, Delegation of Debt Policy to Boards of Trustees B. USHE – Proposed Revisions to Policy R565, Audit Committees C. UofU and USU – Capital Facilities Delegation Reports D. University of Utah – Sale of Donated Property INFORMATION/DISCUSSION: 3. USHE – Final Consultant Report: Actuarial Valuation Studies of Post-Retirement Obligations Tab K (GASB 45 and 47) 4. Utah State University – Action of Regents’ Executive Committee to Approve a Property Lease Tab L in Tooele County 5. Southern Utah University – Action of Regents’ Executive Committee to Authorize a Revenue Tab M Bond Proposal for the Construction of Residence Halls Strategic Planning and Communications Committee Small Board Room, Lobby Level ACTION: 1. Regent Speaking Engagement/Presentations Tab N INFORMATION/DISCUSSION: 2. Utah Valley State College – Minority Task Force Reports Tab O 3. Updated Commissioner’s Goals Tab P 4. Teacher Supply and Demand Study – Update Report Tab Q 5. Measuring Utah Higher Education Report Tab R 6. Orientation for New Regents, Presidents, and Trustees Tab S 7. USHE, UHEAA, UESP and Utah Scholars Web Sites Tab T 8. Board of Regents Self-Evaluation Policy Tab U 2 11:00 a.m. - COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE AND 12:00 noon REGULAR BUSINESS MEETING OF THE BOARD Large Board Room, Lobby Level 1. General Consent Calendar Tab V 2. Reports of Board Committees Programs Committee – Tabs C - H Finance Committee – Tabs I - M Planning Committee – Tabs N - U 3. Report of the Commissioner 4. Report of the Chair 12:00 noon - LUNCHEON MEETINGS 1:30 p.m. STATE BOARD OF REGENTS – Executive Session Meeting Executive Conference Room, 4th Floor Chief Academic and Student Services Officers – Commissioner’s Board Room, 5th Floor Others – Board Rooms, Lobby Level ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Projected times for the various meetings are estimates only. The Board Chair retains the right to take action at any time. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accommodations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this meeting should notify ADA Coordinator, 60 South 400 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84180 (801-321-7124), at least three working days prior to the meeting. TDD # 801-321-7130. 3 February 28, 2007 MEMORANDUM TO: State Board of Regents FROM: Richard E. Kendell SUBJECT: Review of 2007 Legislative General Session The mailing date for the Regents’ March Agenda coincides with the conclusion of the legislative session, preventing staff from providing a full report with the mailed agenda. A general review of the session, including legislation affecting higher education, will be hand carried to the meeting. Attached to this memo is the preliminary report on state appropriations compiled by staff following the close of the session. It includes a roll-up of all USHE funds, detail for the traditional nine colleges and universities, UCAT, the Utah Education Network and Medical Education Council. It also contains a summary of capital developments and a side-by-side of comparison of the Regents’ request, Governor’s recommendation, and the legislative appropriation. This report is still in draft form; a final version will be provided at the March 9 meeting. Also included is the Sixth Week Legislative Report. Dave Buhler will update this consistent with the final actions of the Legislature. Richard E. Kendell Commissioner of Higher Education REK/MHS/KLH Attachments Utah System of Higher Education March 9, 2007 Summary of Appropriations, 2007 General Session (Tax Funds Only) HIGHER EDUCATION TOTAL (Includes 10 USHE Institutions, SBR Statewide Programs, SBR Administration, UEN, and MEC) % Change Appropriations from Base 2006-07 Ongoing Operating Appropriations Base Budget $716,748,300 Supplemental Adjustments (1) $5,733,800 0.8% Revised 2006-07 Appropriation (Base plus Supplementals) $722,482,100 2007-08 Ongoing Adjustments Salary Increases (3.5% COLA, 1.5% Merit) $26,378,200 3.7% 9.8% Health Increases 6,282,900 0.9% Program Increases (2) 57,814,300 8.1% Subtotal - Ongoing Adjustments $90,475,400 12.6% 2007-08 One-time Adjustments Program Increases (3) 12,813,000 1.8% Subtotal - One-time Adjustments $12,813,000 1.8% Total 2007-08 Adjustments $103,288,400 14.4% 2007-2008 Appropriation (Base plus 2007-2008 Adjustments) $820,036,700 (1) 2006-07 Supplemental Adjustments (3) Program Increases - One-Time Fuel and Power $1,603,600 IT Equipment $3,000,000 New Century Scholarships $130,100 WSU/USU Partnership (SB 53) $865,400 O&M $325,000 Seismic Monitoring $720,000 UCAT Utilities $245,500 State Scholar Initiative $500,000 UCAT Leases $1,310,300 O & M New Facilities ($2,209,800) UCAT O&M $19,300 USU Botanical Gardens $950,000 UEN Satellite Replacement 2,100,000 USU Open Courseware $200,000 Total 2006-07 Supplemental Adjustments $5,733,800 CEU San Juan Campus $25,000 (2) Program Increases - Ongoing Teacher Training Initiatives $200,000 2007-08 Internal Service Rate Adjustments $263,500 HB 196 Background Checks $250,000 75/25 Compensation Split 5,341,300 KUED $1,500,000 Existing O&M 1,952,800 O & M for Bldgs approved 2007 GS ($823,100) Utility Rate Increases 7,493,800 O&M 1time Cut (815,400) IT Licensing and Security 900,000 Training Equipment 1,500,000 IT Data Base and Disaster Recovery 464,100 IP Video 865,000 Engineering 3,000,000 Course Management 480,000 Nursing 500,000 Engineering 2,000,000 Financial Aid: Federal Match 210,300 UCOPE 2,000,000 Financial Aid: UCOPE 2,000,000 Commission on Aging 5,900 Hearing Impaired Student Translators 1,000,000 DSC Kanab Campus Study 50,000 Financial Aid: New Century 437,500 UVSC High Tech Capital Partnership 500,000 Financial Aid: TH Bell 1,200,000 SLCC Health Science Equipment 1,000,000 Institutional Partnerships 8,607,400 Shakespeare in Schools 50,000 Seismic Monitoring 327,000 Institutional Priorities 7,500,000 UVSC Name Change 8,000,000 Total Program Increases - One-time $12,813,000 Library 300,000 New O&M 823,100 UCAT Enrollment Growth 700,000 UCAT Utilities 225,400 UCAT Student Information System 81,000 UCAT Lean Manufacturing 326,000 UCAT Leases 932,800 UCAT O&M 443,200 UCAT Custom Fit 500,000 UCAT Jobs Now 1,724,400 UEN Network Capacity 1,500,000 UEN IP Video 200,000 UEN Course Management 630,000 MEC Leases 56,200 Commission on Aging 174,500 Total Program Increases - Ongoing 57,814,300 Page 1 of 19 Utah System of Higher Education March 9, 2007 Summary of Appropriations, 2007 General Session (Tax Funds Only) (Includes 9 Two- & Four-year Institutions, SBR Statewide Programs, and SBR Administration) % Change Appropriations from Base 2006-07 Ongoing Operating Appropriations Base Budget $650,300,600 Supplemental Adjustments (1) $2,058,700 0.3% Revised 2006-07 Appropriation (Base plus Supplementals) $652,359,300 2007-08 Ongoing Adjustments Salary Increases (3.5% COLA, 1.5% Merit) $24,384,500 3.7% 9.8% Health Increases 5,624,800 0.9% Program Increases (2) 52,111,300 8.0% Subtotal - Ongoing Adjustments $82,120,600 12.6% 2007-08 One-time Adjustments Program Increases (3) 10,822,900 1.7% Subtotal - One-time Adjustments $10,822,900 1.7% Total 2007-08 Adjustments $92,943,500 14.3% 2007-2008 Appropriation (Base plus 2007-2008 Adjustments) $743,244,100 (1) 2006-07 Supplemental Adjustments (3) Program Increases - One-Time Fuel and Power $1,603,600 IT Equipment $3,000,000 New Century Scholarships $130,100 WSU/USU Partnership (SB 53) $865,400 O&M $325,000 Seismic Monitoring $720,000 Total

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