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Budget FY04 Update
October 9, 2003
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FY 2004 Budget DevelopmentAnalysis of Appropriations – GR and Other
FY 2003 FY 2004 Difference
GR-Formula Funding 59,410,593 59,276,353 (134,240)
GR-Capital Equity and Excellence 2,680,397 2,345,347 (335,050)
GR-Institutional Enhancement 2,543,773 2,834,957 291,184
GR-Special Items 964,969 844,348 (120,621)
Growth Appropriation 210,761 (210,761)
State Salary Sources 946,543 (946,543)
Excellence Funding 854,133 (854,133)
GR Reduction – Article III, Sec. 56 (109,087) (109,087)
GR Reduction – Article IX, Sec. 11.15 (181,108) (181,108)
GR Shortfall in TRB Debt Service (1,030,462) (1,030,462)
Net Change in Appropriation Funding (3,630,821)
Benefits Reductions and Proportionally Change (1,228,841)
Subtotal (4,859,662)
Elimination of TIF Grants (2,921,092)
TOTAL (7,780,754)
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FY 2004
Appropriation Shortfall 7,780,754
Offset by 2002-2003 Enrollment Growth and Tuition Increases 3,592,080
Offset by Computer Service Fee and Library Fee 2,921,092
FY2004 Budgeted Deficit 1,267,582
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Divisional Distribution of Budget Deficit
(Effective 9-1-04)
Division 04 Budget PercentageShare of Budget
Deficit
President 2,248,220 4.57% 57,969
Academic Affairs 16,748,547* 34.07% 431,853
Finance and Support Services
12,144,769 24.70% 313,147
Student Affairs 7,936,022 16.14% 204,626
University Advancement
2,556,024 5.20% 65,906
Information Technology
7,527,019 15.31% 194,080
* Excluding faculty salaries 1,267,582
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Values underlying budget decisions
• Make budget decisions in support of strategic priorities
• Continuously re-examine priorities and reallocate existing dollars accordingly
• Live within our means
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FY 2003/2004 Budget Development-New Faculty Positions Funded
Department Title Name Salary
Marketing Assistant Professor Suh, Taewon 75,024
CIS Assistant Professor To Be Named 82,000
Finance & Economics Assistant Professor To Be Named 85,000
Curriculum & Instruction Assistant Professor To Be Named 47,481
Art & Design Assistant Professor Blanco, Ivanette 43,128
Unallocated 7,171
Undergraduate Education 339,804
EAPS Assistant Professor To Be Named 48,000
Mass Communications Assistant Professor To Be Named 42,000
Finance & Economics Assistant Professor To Be Named 91,000
Family & Consumer Science Assistant Professor To Be Named 45,000
CIS & Quantitative Methods Assistant Professor To Be Named 75,000
Anthropology Assistant Professor To Be Named 38,000
Curriculum & Instruction Assistant Professor To Be Named 48,000
Art & Design Assistant Professor To Be Named 48,000
Special Opportunities (3-4) Assistant Professor To Be Named 354,139
Advising and OSFA Savings 789,139
Aquatic Resources Ph.D. Assistant Professor, 12-month Huston ,Michael 95,319
Aquatic Resources Ph.D. Assistant Professor, 12-month To Be Named 85,029
Education Ph.D. Assistant Professor To Be Named 70,200
New Program 250,548
Total New Faculty Positions Assistant Professors 1,379,491
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Analysis of New Faculty Positions Needed In Order to Maintain Student/Faculty Ratio
Fall 2001 Fall 2003
Student FTE 18,579 20,838
Total Faculty FTE 828 872
Student/Faculty Ratio 22.44 23.90
New Faculty Positions Needed 57
Vacant Faculty Positions Created in FY2004 Budget Development
-17
Net New Faculty Positions Needed 40
Average New Assistant’s Professor’s Salary $52,554
Benefits $614,486
Approximate Cost of Funding New Faculty Positions $2,716,651