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Charting a New Course
EDUCATION & STUDENT LIFE
OPEN FORUM AUGUST 18, 2009
Charting a New
Course
EDUCATION & STUDENT LIFE
Open ForumAugust 18, 2009
AGENDA
• Wins!• Unit Announcements • Employee Recognition Celebration!!!• FY09 Major Accomplishments• Major FY10 Goals• Financial Update • Questions & Answers• Annual Report & Door Prizes
WINS
SET YOUR COURSE BY THE STARS, NOT BY THE LIGHTS OF EVERY PASSING SHIP.
-Omar Bradley
The sounding of bells aboard ship marks the passage of time and accomplishment.
Unit Announcements
Enrollment ManagementStudent Health
Counseling & Psychological ServicesMUSC Wellness Center
Student ProgramsAcademic Support
Creating Collaborative CareEducation Technology
Administration
2009 Selection Committee Members
David Howell – Chair Shannon Richards-Slaughter
Adrienne Tuchman Marchel Williams
Mary Ellen Lenhardt Michael Desrosiers Kevin Smuniewski Anne Thompson
THANK YOU!!!
2010 Selection Committee Members
David Howell – Chair Christy Huggins Janis Newton Candy Hall Jim Tomsic Linda Kinloch Rhonda Walters Julie Reese Wendy Sosebee
One person cannot hope to sail a clipper ship alone, and our approach focuses on team effort…
Fourth Quarter 2009Nominations
Rhonda Ferris Miriam Gabriel
Cecile Kamath Linda Kinloch Misty McKee Dorothea Gadsden
Kyle ConnellyMartha LiptonAlicia LockardSandra MorrisJulie Reese
Fourth Quarter 2009 STAFF RECOGNITION WINNERS!!
Kyle ConnellyDorothea Gadsden
Martha LiptonAlicia LockardSandra Morris
Congratulations to ESL’s 2009 Employee of the Year!!!
JANIS NEWTONMUSC Wellness Center
FY09 Accomplishments
Enrollment Management• Developed web-based tool to assist applicants
• Improved service and communication to colleges through document imaging
• Saved over $10,000 by eliminating paper documents in Financial Aid
FY09 Accomplishments
Student Health• >90% satisfaction on the student survey,
exceeding national mean by 19%
• Maintained student insurance cost while increasing benefits; established hotline
• Provided care for 13,439 total patient visits
• Staff earned 9 University Applause Awards
FY09 AccomplishmentsCounseling & Psychological ServicesProvided 4,893 service hours and 232 online
screenings for students
Participated in National Mental Health Screening Days for depression, alcohol abuse and eating disorders
Operated training sites for residency and internship programs in the Department of Psychiatry
FY09 Accomplishments
MUSC Wellness CenterRecord high growth!!!
565 new members
30% increase in total revenue ($491,089)9.4% increase in student use64% increase in residents use
500 Boot Camp participants 400 children in the Kids Camp Programs Healthy Charleston Challenge inspired 188
participants to lose 3,328 pounds
FY09 Accomplishments
Student ProgramsImplemented phase two of the NCBI training,
educating over 300 individuals campus-wide
Co-hosted 1st Annual American Indian Expo, educating over 1,800 students and community members
Implemented online programs and published a guide for incoming post-doctoral scholars
FY09 Accomplishments
Academic Support Supported 2,752 individual appointments
Conducted 24 workshops with 1,127 students
Offered 4,837 hrs. of supplemental instruction
Coordinated a writing course for King Abdullah International Medical Research Center, Saudi Arabia
FY09 Accomplishments
Creating Collaborative Care Presidential Scholars campaign informed the
community of proper disposal of medications
Conducted an interprofessional simulation workshop; introduced curriculum electives
Established Interprofessional Education (IPE) fellowship for students and IPE Faculty Development Institute
FY09 Accomplishments
Education Technology Provided technology upgrades for 42 central
classrooms
Deployed the Tegrity® course content capture system; prepared for the transition from WebCT® to Blackboard®
Implemented new video teleconferencing (VTC)
capabilities for faster communication between institutions
FY09 Accomplishments
Administration For 168 employees, administered new HRM
initiatives, i.e., universal review date, pay-for-performance program & mandatory furlough
Redesigned the division’s websites and added features to monitor web utilization
Won two PICA awards during the year
Major 2010 Goals
GOAL• Support professional
development for staff• Maintain a high level of
student satisfaction• Support education
initiatives of colleges• Promote
interprofessional understanding
MEASURMENT Employee satisfaction
survey achieves 80%+ Students have an overall
satisfaction rate of 80%+ Implement the
Academic Web Portal Develop metrics
assessing success
Major 2010 Goals
GOAL• Continue to promote
intercultural collaboration using NCBI Model
• Enhance health & well-being of MUSC student body
• Incorporate best business practices
MEASURMENT Increase training and
participants; develop metrics to assess effectiveness
Assess student health behaviors; prepare for H1N1 virus
Pursue collaborations with institutions abroad; secure ARRA funding
2009 Student Satisfaction Survey
• 635 respondents– 56% increase in participation
from prior year
• Students assessed level of services provided by 12 units
• Overall student satisfaction rate 94%, up from 93%
By College
Total % of the College Responding
to the Survey
College of Medicine 31%
College of Nursing 25%
College of Health Professions 20%
College of Dental Medicine 21%
College of Graduate Studies 32%
College of Pharmacy 27%
Total % of MUSC Students Responding to Survey 25%
2009 Student Satisfaction Survey
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2008 2009
Education & Student Life Fiscal Year June 30, 2009
Total Revenue $9,961,549Total Expenditures ($8,849,452) FY09 Net Reserves $1,112,097
*Sustained $608,199 in budget cuts Major Success Factors New Revenue Streams of $1.2 million
Wellness Center growth…$491,089Part-time Student Fees…..$146,202SC Student Health Ins……..$602,582
Cost Saving Initiatives……….($647,203)
Education & Student Life2009-2010 Budget Update
Overall $10 million budget75% Personnel Costs & 25% Operating Expenses
FY2010 State Budget reduced by 3% ($44,392)Anticipating up to another 5% cut ($97,464)
Annual State budget reduction ($141,856) Cumulative 2009 & 2010 Budget Cuts = $750,055Cumulative 2009 & 2010 Budget Cuts = $750,055
Submitted an application for stimulus funding totaling $174,361; earmarked for ROI purpose
Questions & AnswersWe are at a new beginning…
At our helm is a new captain. We have weathered
the rough seas of financial adversity, and already
we are “charting a new course.”
“the pessimist complains about the wind…the optimist expects it to change...the realist adjusts the sails.”
Willliam -
Core Publication TeamTom Hamm Larry OwensWendy Littlejohn Lisa KerrDarlene Shaw Tom Smith
Special EditorsDianne TerryWillette BurnhamLyla Hudson