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About Eastern Michigan University .... 1
Points of Pride..................................... 2
Facts at a Glance ................................. 3
APPLICATIONS AND ADMISSIONS
Applications Trend .............................. 4
Admissions Trend................................ 5
STUDENTS
Student Credit Hours by College and
Course Level ................................... 6
Student Credit Hours by
Traditional vs EPEO ........................ 8
EMU Student Enrollment
Distribution Map by U.S. States ... 10
Historical Enrollment ........................ 11
Headcount by Class and Student
Level ............................................. 12
Headcount by College and
Student Level ............................... 13
Headcount and Student Level
(by Full-Time/Part-Time Status),
and (by Gender) ........................... 14
Headcount by Race/Ethnicity
and Student Level ........................ 15
Headcount by Tuition Residency
and Student Level ........................ 16
Headcount of New and Returning
Students (by Student Level) ......... 17
Headcount of International
Students (by New/Returning
and Student Level) ....................... 18
New FTIAC Students by College (by
Fall Cohort) and (by IPEDS
Cohort) ......................................... 19
New Transfer Students by College
(by Fall Cohort) ............................. 20
Full-Time FTIAC/Transfer
Fall-to-Fall Retention ................... 21
Full-Time FTIAC Graduation Rate ...... 22
Degrees Awarded by College and
Type .............................................. 23
STUDENT LIFE & FINANCIAL AID
Intercollegiate Sports ........................ 25
Intramural Sports .............................. 26
Housing and Dining Services ............. 27
Financial Aid Awarded by Fund
Type .............................................. 28
Financial Aid Awarded by Source ...... 29
Financial Aid Awarded by
Headcount and College ................ 30
FACULTY & STAFF
Faculty Headcount by Rank ............... 31
Faculty Headcount by Rank
and College ................................... 32
Full-Time Staff Headcount by
Staff Type...................................... 34
FINANCE & EFFICIENCY
General Fund Budget by Revenue
Source of Funds ............................ 35
General Budget Expenditures
by College ..................................... 36
RESEARCH
History of Awards by Sponsor
Type ..............................................37
Success Rate by Sponsor Type ...........38
Awards by Activity Type ....................39
Federal Sponsorship by Agency .........40
Award Summary by Unit....................41
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Reachable Alumni in Michigan
(by County) ...................................42
Reachable Alumni in Michigan
(by County): Map ..........................43
Reachable Alumni in the U.S.
(by State, Other and U.S.
Territories) ....................................44
Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by
State, Other and U.S.
Territories): Map...........................45
Reachable Alumni by Country ...........46
Reachable Alumni by Country:
Map ...............................................47
EMU HIGHLIGHTS
Distinctions ........................................48
Fun Facts: Degrees Awarded .............49
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About Eastern Michigan University ............ 1
Points of Pride ............................................. 2
Facts at a Glance ......................................... 3
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
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ABOUT EASTERN MICHIGAN
UNIVERSITY
In 1849 the Senate and House of Representatives of the
State of Michigan formally paved the way for the
establishment of Michigan State Normal School, with the
exclusive purposes of instructing persons in the art of
teaching; providing a good common school education; and
giving instruction in the mechanic arts, husbandry,
agricultural chemistry and the laws of the United States.
Since its inception, Eastern Michigan, first as a Normal
School, then as a College and finally as a University, has
grown and developed to respond to the ever-changing
needs of society. Over the years, EMU has educated
thousands of sons and daughters of Michigan, the nation,
and the world.
We offer more than 200 majors, minors and
concentrations in undergraduate, graduate, specialist,
doctoral and certificate degrees delivered through the
following 5 colleges plus the Honors College:
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Eastern Michigan University is located in historic
Ypsilanti, about 10 miles east of Ann Arbor, 40
miles west of Detroit and just 20 minutes from
Detroit Metropolitan Airport. It is an area rich in
academic, research, technological and recreational
resources. The University also has sites in Brighton,
Livonia, Jackson, Traverse City, Detroit and
Monroe.
EMU’s 800+ acre campus of scenic flora and
wooded areas includes 18 miles of walkways and
jogging trails and has 122 buildings throughout the
academic and athletic campuses. Eagle Crest is
Eastern Michigan’s conference center, golf course
and resort and is located on the banks of nearby
Ford Lake.
Ypsilanti plays a leading role in industry and
education. The City and the University have forged
close ties that have lasted more than 160 years.
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services
College of Technology
Source: Division of Communications
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 Extraordinarily practical, supportive, accessible, affordable, quality
learning and living environment
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 Distinct mix of comprehensive academic resources and strong
community initiatives while focusing on Education First
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 Over 800 international students from more than 70 countries
 Twelve residence halls with 800+ acres, 18 miles of walkways and
jogging trails, and 122 buildings on campus
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STAFF
 Satellite campuses in Brighton, Livonia, Jackson, Traverse City, Monroe,
and Detroit
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 Mid-American Conference (MAC) member with 21 NCAA Division I
varsity sports
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 Over 230 student clubs and organizations
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A public, 4-year institution founded
in 1849
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Nickname: Eagles
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Total Number of Alumni: 150,665
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President: Dr. Susan Martin
OPENING TERM FALL 2013 STUDENT
ENROLLMENT: 23,317
UNDERGRADUATE
Headcount: 19,084
Student Credit Hours: 225,599
Gender
Male: 8,027
Female: 11,057
Race/Ethnicity
White: 12,332
Black/African-American: 3,934
Hispanic/Latino: 693
Other/Unknown: 2,125
Student State of Origin
In-State and Ohio: 17,946
Other U.S. States: 721
International: 417
Other Characteristics
Full-Time: 13,498
Part-Time: 5,586
Average Age: 23.69
Average ACT for FTIAC Students: 22.04
First-Year Retention Rate for
Fall 2012 Cohort: 73.74%
GRADUATE
Headcount: 4,233
Student Credit Hours: 23,252
Gender
Male: 1,496
Female: 2,737
Race/Ethnicity
White: 2,819
Black/African-American: 570
Hispanic/Latino: 98
Other/Unknown: 746
Student State of Origin
In-State and Ohio: 3,483
Other U.S. States: 349
International: 401
Other Characteristics
Full-Time: 957
Part-Time: 3,276
Average Age: 33.11
ENROLLMENT IN ACADEMIC COLLEGES
College of Arts and Sciences: 7,935
College of Business: 3,203
College of Education: 3,235
College of Health and Human Services: 4,699
College of Technology: 2,287
Academic Affairs (college undecided): 1,958
STUDENT CREDIT HOURS IN FALL
2013 (OPENING TERM): 248,851
STUDENT CREDIT HOURS IN FISCAL YEAR
2012/13 (OFFICIAL RECORD): 537,757
DEGREES AWARDED IN ACADEMIC YEAR
2012/13
Certificates (all levels): 1,249
Bachelor’s: 3,074
Master’s: 1,301
Doctorate: 26
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
REGULAR FACULTY AND FULL-TIME
STAFF IN FISCAL YEAR 2013/14: 2,496
FACULTY
Total Faculty: 1,415
Faculty: 675
Professor: 356
Associate Professor: 170
Assistant Professor: 142
Instructor: 7
Full-Time Lecturer: 100
Part-Time Lecturer: 640
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FULL-TIME STAFF
Total Staff: 1,081
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
Administrative Professional: 227
Athletic Coach: 50
Campus Police: 20
Clerical/Secretarial: 204
Confidential Clerical: 12
Food Service/Maintenance: 186
Police Sergeant: 4
Professional/Technical: 378
RESEARCH
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EMU FINANCES FOR FISCAL YEAR
2012/13
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Total General Fund Revenue Budget:
$327.7 Million
Total Assets: $582.7 Million
Total EMU Foundation Assets: $60.8 Million
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Applications Trend ...................................... 4
Admissions Trend ........................................ 5
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O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
New Applications Trend*
Fall 2009
Undergraduate
FTIAC
Transfer
UG Other
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
Domestic
International
GR Other
Graduate Total
Grand Total
Fall 2010
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Fall 2011
Fall 2012
Fall 2013
10,225
4,097
1,174
15,496
10,207
4,778
1,141
16,126
12,682
5,038
1,090
18,810
12,004
4,871
1,060
17,935
13,260
4,567
1,076
18,903
3,040
936
192
4,168
2,917
891
137
3,945
3,135
1,086
110
4,331
2,949
907
116
3,972
2,783
735
101
3,619
19,664
20,071
23,141
21,907
22,522
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
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*This page was revised on 12/19/13 to provide clarification. The undergraduate section now includes a “UG Other”
category, and the graduate section indicates new applications, not just unique headcount.
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ADMISSIONS TREND
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New Admissions Trend*
Fall 2009
Undergraduate
FTIAC
Transfer
UG Other
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
Domestic
International
GR Other
Graduate Total
Grand Total
Fall 2010
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Fall 2011
Fall 2012
Fall 2013
7,064
3,068
955
11,087
6,782
3,418
942
11,142
7,583
3,415
882
11,880
7,513
3,358
872
11,743
7,838
3,139
923
11,900
1,940
478
190
2,608
1,674
438
135
2,247
1,750
419
110
2,279
1,647
401
115
2,163
1,619
339
99
2,057
13,695
13,389
14,159
13,906
13,957
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
*This page was revised on 12/19/13 to provide clarification. The undergraduate section now includes a “UG Other”
category, and the graduate section indicates new admissions, not just unique headcount.
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CONTENTS
Student Credit Hours by College and
Course Level .......................................... 6
Student Credit Hours by Traditional
vs. EPEO................................................. 8
EMU Student Enrollment Distribution
Map by U.S. States .............................. 10
Historical Enrollment ................................ 11
Headcount by Class and Student Level ..... 12
Headcount by College and Student
Level .................................................... 13
Headcount and Student Level (by
Full-Time/Part-Time Status), and
(by Gender) ......................................... 14
Headcount by Race/Ethnicity and
Student Level ...................................... 15
Headcount by Tuition Residency and
Student Level ....................................... 16
Headcount of New and Returning
Students (by Student Level) ................ 17
Headcount of International Students (by
New/Returning and Student Level) ..... 18
New FTIAC Students by College (by
Fall Cohort) and (by IPEDS Cohort) ..... 19
New Transfer Students by College (by
Fall Cohort) .......................................... 20
Full-Time FTIAC/Transfer Fall-to-Fall
Retention ............................................. 21
Full-Time FTIAC Graduation Rate .............. 22
Degrees Awarded by College and Type ..... 23
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OFFICIAL RECORD
Student Credit Hours by College and Course Level
for Fiscal Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
College of Arts and Sciences
Undergraduate, Lower Level
Undergraduate, Upper Level
Master's Level
Doctoral Level
College of Arts and Sciences Total
College of Business
Undergraduate, Lower Level
Undergraduate, Upper Level
Master's Level
College of Business Total
College of Education
Undergraduate, Lower Level
Undergraduate, Upper Level
Master's Level
Doctoral Level
College of Education Total
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
215,011
76,054
14,485
675
306,225
228,319
78,016
15,051
755
322,141
232,650
78,844
15,470
689
327,653
230,127
78,306
14,486
1,019
323,938
233,041
76,802
12,848
845
323,536
21,781
28,020
13,009
62,810
21,162
28,637
13,211
63,010
20,986
29,467
12,160
62,613
20,626
28,861
12,542
62,029
20,639
26,841
12,162
59,642
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
5,955
34,134
16,122
1,162
57,373
5,902
33,683
16,712
1,405
57,702
4,649
33,007
17,038
1,632
56,326
4,436
30,349
17,312
1,584
53,681
3,871
26,872
16,518
1,535
48,796
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Student Credit Hours by College and Course Level (continued)
for Fiscal Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
College of Health and Human Services
Undergraduate, Lower Level
Undergraduate, Upper Level
Master's Level
Doctoral Level
College of Health and Human Services Total
College of Technology
Undergraduate, Lower Level
Undergraduate, Upper Level
Master's Level
Doctoral Level
College of Technology Total
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Undergraduate, Lower Level
Undergraduate, Upper Level
Master's Level
Academic Affairs Total
Grand Total
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
18,793
22,241
9,494
50,528
20,618
23,208
11,554
45
55,425
21,730
27,896
11,356
57
61,039
22,571
29,920
11,803
54
64,348
24,723
32,379
12,077
62
69,241
14,554
12,165
5,693
481
32,893
14,258
13,249
5,314
627
33,448
14,916
14,302
5,857
476
35,551
13,767
14,488
4,974
570
33,799
14,038
14,586
5,097
482
34,203
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
1,784
188
1,347
3,319
1,748
262
1,359
3,369
1,317
519
1,305
3,141
951
37
0
988
1,271
1,065
3
2,339
513,148
535,095
546,323
538,783
537,757
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APPLICATIONS
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ADMISSIONS
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OFFICIAL RECORD
Student Credit Hours by Traditional vs. Extended
Programs and Educational Outreach (EPEO)
for Fiscal Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
College of Arts and Sciences
Traditional
Online
Other EPEO
College of Arts and Sciences Total
College of Business
Traditional
Online
Other EPEO
College of Business Total
College of Education
Academic Programs
Online
Other EPEO
College of Education Total
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
277,810
20,127
8,288
306,225
289,226
25,338
7,577
322,141
294,641
25,664
7,348
327,653
291,961
24,871
7,106
323,938
295,235
24,037
4,264
323,536
53,388
5,691
3,731
62,810
52,852
6,315
3,843
63,010
51,675
6,930
4,008
62,613
49,845
8,197
3,987
62,029
47,888
7,935
3,819
59,642
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
45,137
2,940
9,296
57,373
45,307
4,210
8,185
57,702
41,568
6,675
8,083
56,326
39,896
6,698
7,087
53,681
36,951
7,214
4,631
48,796
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OFFICIAL RECORD
Student Credit Hours by Traditional vs. Extended
Programs and Educational Outreach (EPEO) (continued)
for Fiscal Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
College of Health and Human Services
Traditional
Online
Other EPEO
College of Health and Human Services Total
37,761
6,711
6,056
50,528
40,993
7,436
6,996
55,425
45,005
8,399
7,635
61,039
47,978
9,363
7,007
64,348
50,259
11,000
7,982
69,241
College of Technology
Traditional
Online
Other EPEO
College of Technology Total
23,536
7,481
1,876
32,893
23,067
8,256
2,125
33,448
23,543
9,845
2,163
35,551
22,392
9,476
1,931
33,799
23,624
8,770
1,809
34,203
1,239
1,923
157
3,319
1,334
1,899
136
3,369
1,039
1,305
797
3,141
944
0
44
988
1,293
0
1,046
2,339
513,148
535,095
546,323
538,783
537,757
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Traditional
Online
Other EPEO
Academic Affairs Total
Grand Total
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EFFICIENCY
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Historical Enrollment
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
27,000
24,000
23,593
23,240
23,503
22,821
22,858
22,638
23,341
23,502
23,317
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
21,926
21,000
18,868
18,578
18,172
18,000
18,529
17,808
17,213
18,569
18,914
19,084
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
17,762
15,000
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
12,000
9,000
6,000
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
4,725
4,662
4,649
4,830
4,713
5,096
4,974
4,772
4,588
4,233
ALUMNI
3,000
2004
2005
2006
2007
Undergraduate
2008
2009
Graduate
2010
2011
Total
2012
2013
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HEADCOUNT BY CLASS
AND STUDENT LEVEL
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Headcount by Class and Student Level
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Undergraduate
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Second Bachelor's
Teaching Certificate
Undergraduate - Other
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
Master's
Doctoral
Graduate - Other
Graduate Total
Grand Total
Fall 2009
Fall 2010
Fall 2011
Fall 2012
Fall 2013
3,432
3,158
3,664
6,309
542
275
382
17,762
3,197
3,551
3,822
6,687
600
235
437
18,529
3,233
3,478
3,959
6,668
591
171
469
18,569
3,553
3,456
3,961
6,726
537
135
546
18,914
3,616
3,680
3,765
6,837
530
95
561
19,084
3,842
245
1,009
5,096
3,787
230
957
4,974
3,786
261
725
4,772
3,678
243
667
4,588
3,361
272
600
4,233
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
22,858
23,503
23,341
23,502
23,317
ALUMNI
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HEADCOUNT BY COLLEGE
AND STUDENT LEVEL
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
Headcount by College and Student Level
Undergraduate
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services
College of Technology
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services
College of Technology
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Graduate Total
Grand Total
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Fall 2009
Fall 2010
Fall 2011
Fall 2012
Fall 2013
6,863
2,509
2,454
2,714
1,760
1,462
17,762
7,038
2,520
2,380
3,161
1,831
1,599
18,529
6,990
2,516
2,268
3,345
1,874
1,576
18,569
7,052
2,455
2,099
3,695
1,898
1,715
18,914
7,042
2,474
1,974
3,981
1,849
1,764
19,084
1,169
836
1,297
722
530
542
5,096
1,191
797
1,310
730
519
427
4,974
1,150
683
1,302
742
479
416
4,772
1,044
713
1,304
730
461
336
4,588
893
729
1,261
718
438
194
4,233
22,858
23,503
23,341
23,502
23,317
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HEADCOUNT AND
STUDENT LEVEL
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
Headcount by Full-Time/Part-Time
Status and Student Level
Headcount by Gender*
and Student Level
Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013
Undergraduate
Full-Time
Part-Time
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
Full-Time
Part-Time
Graduate Total
Grand Total
12,815
4,947
17,762
13,106
5,423
18,529
12,840
5,729
18,569
13,178
5,736
18,914
13,498
5,586
19,084
1,083
4,013
5,096
1,064
3,910
4,974
979
3,793
4,772
1,006
3,582
4,588
957
3,276
4,233
22,858
23,503
23,341
23,502
23,317
Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013
Undergraduate
Male
Female
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
Male
Female
Graduate Total
Grand Total
7,580
10,182
17,762
7,947
10,582
18,529
7,896
10,673
18,569
7,981
10,933
18,914
8,027
11,057
19,084
1,885
3,211
5,096
1,813
3,161
4,974
1,736
3,036
4,772
1,625
2,963
4,588
1,496
2,737
4,233
22,858
23,503
23,341
23,502
23,317
*Used Federal Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS) reporting methodology.
Fall 2013 Undergraduate
Fall 2013 Undergraduate
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
71%
29%
Full-Time
Part-Time
58%
ALUMNI
42%
Male
Female
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HEADCOUNT BY RACE/ETHNICITY
AND STUDENT LEVEL
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
Headcount by Race/Ethnicity and Student Level
Undergraduate
American Indian/Alaskan Native
Asian
Black/African American
Hispanic/Latino
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
Nonresident Alien
Race/Ethnicity Unknown
Two or More Races*
White
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
American Indian/Alaskan Native
Asian
Black/African American
Hispanic/Latino
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
Nonresident Alien
Race/Ethnicity Unknown
Two or More Races*
White
Graduate Total
Grand Total
Fall 2009
Fall 2010
Fall 2011
Fall 2012
Fall 2013
117
431
3,652
442
22
342
1,200
101
412
3,847
453
23
339
1,395
131
11,828
18,529
94
399
4,001
537
19
389
1,140
267
11,723
18,569
75
423
4,143
628
18
403
862
410
11,952
18,914
56
448
3,934
693
12
417
614
578
12,332
19,084
11,556
17,762
41
129
662
92
6
563
289
3,314
5,096
30
124
693
97
8
446
300
17
3,259
4,974
18
146
638
98
5
435
244
36
3,152
4,772
16
128
567
92
4
434
203
46
3,098
4,588
19
122
570
98
4
401
152
48
2,819
4,233
22,858
23,503
23,341
23,502
23,317
*This category went into effect in Fall 2010 based on IPEDS regulations.
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HEADCOUNT BY TUITION
RESIDENCY AND STUDENT LEVEL
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
Headcount by Tuition Residency and Student Level
Undergraduate
Michigan Resident
Michigan-Ohio Reciprocity
Nonresident
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
Michigan Resident
Michigan-Ohio Reciprocity
Nonresident
Graduate Total
Grand Total
Fall 2009
Fall 2010
Fall 2011
Fall 2012
Fall 2013
16,287
707
768
17,762
17,058
670
801
18,529
16,944
739
886
18,569
17,134
861
919
18,914
17,184
949
951
19,084
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
4,245
100
751
5,096
4,164
119
691
4,974
3,986
107
679
4,772
3,810
116
662
4,588
3,515
101
617
4,233
22,858
23,503
23,341
23,502
23,317
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HEADCOUNT OF NEW AND
RETURNING STUDENTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
Headcount of New and Returning
Students by Student Level
Fall 2009
Undergraduate
New
Returning
Undergraduate Total
Graduate
New
Returning
Graduate Total
Grand Total
Fall 2010
Fall 2011
Fall 2012
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Fall 2013
4,683
13,079
17,762
4,616
13,913
18,529
4,678
13,891
18,569
5,076
13,838
18,914
5,210
13,874
19,084
1,461
3,635
5,096
1,248
3,726
4,974
1,217
3,555
4,772
1,140
3,448
4,588
1,111
3,122
4,233
22,858
23,503
23,341
23,502
23,317
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HEADCOUNT OF
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
Headcount of International Students*
by New/Returning and Student Level
Fall 2009
Undergraduate
New
Returning
Undergraduate Total
99
243
342
Fall 2010
91
248
339
Fall 2011
111
278
389
Fall 2012
110
293
403
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Fall 2013
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
134
283
417
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
Graduate
New
Returning
Graduate Total
166
397
563
119
327
446
128
307
435
107
327
434
126
275
401
Grand Total
905
785
824
837
818
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
*Used IPEDS reporting methodology.
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
NEW FTIAC STUDENTS
BY COLLEGE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
New FTIAC Students by College (by Fall cohort)*
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services
College of Technology
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Grand Total
Fall 2009
859
274
273
315
177
357
2,255
Fall 2010
724
191
259
318
147
369
2,008
Fall 2011
816
218
212
336
181
367
2,130
Fall 2012
962
257
239
459
228
450
2,595
Fall 2013
1,002
292
269
527
248
534
2,872
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
*Fall Cohort: Only full-time and part-time students admitted in the fall semester were included.
New FTIAC Students by College (by IPEDS cohort)*
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services
College of Technology
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Grand Total
Fall 2009
864
279
274
320
178
361
2,276
Fall 2010
731
193
260
330
150
375
2,039
Fall 2011
835
224
215
343
183
376
2,176
Fall 2012
974
265
241
476
228
462
2,646
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
Fall 2013
1,011
299
269
532
251
542
2,904
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
*IPEDS Cohort: IPEDS definition included full-time and part-time students admitted in fall and previous adjacent summer
semester.
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
NEW TRANSFER STUDENTS
BY COLLEGE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O P E N I N G T E R M : FA L L 2 0 0 9 – FA L L 2 0 1 3
New Transfer Students by College (by Fall Cohort)*
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services
College of Technology
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Grand Total
Fall 2009
624
297
281
311
237
211
1,961
Fall 2010
681
301
295
443
221
242
2,183
Fall 2011
661
303
285
443
238
204
2,134
Fall 2012
635
291
262
518
208
180
2,094
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Fall 2013
633
285
215
497
191
128
1,949
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
*Fall Cohort: Only full-time and part-time students admitted in fall semester were included.
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FULL-TIME FTIAC/TRANSFER
FALL-TO-FALL RETENTION
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
O F F I C I A L R EC O R D : FA L L 2 0 0 5 – FA L L 2 0 1 2
Full-Time FTIAC Fall-to-Fall Retention
YEAR
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
COHORT*
2,301
2,272
2,366
2,167
2,196
1,955
2,119
2,612
FALL-TO-FALL
RETENTION
1,704
1,608
1,681
1,552
1,679
1,488
1,595
1,926
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
RETENTION RATE
74.05%
70.77%
71.05%
71.62%
76.46%
76.11%
75.27%
73.74%
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
*Cohort used IPEDS definition which included students admitted in fall
and previous adjacent summer semester.
Full-Time Transfer Fall-to-Fall Retention
YEAR
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
COHORT*
1,262
1,184
1,155
1,195
1,475
1,646
1,526
1,454
FALL-TO-FALL
RETENTION
950
903
883
953
1,223
1,309
1,181
1,125
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RETENTION RATE
75.28%
76.27%
76.45%
79.75%
82.92%
79.53%
77.39%
77.37%
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
*Cohort only included students admitted in fall semester.
Blue numbers and percentages indicate opening term data.
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FULL-TIME FTIAC
GRADUATION RATE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
OFFICIAL RECORD
Full-Time FTIAC Graduation Rate
for Academic Years 2000/01 – 2012/13
YEAR
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
COHORT*
2,664
2,706
2,601
2,479
2,281
2,301
2,272
2,366
2,167
2,196
1,955
2,119
2,612
YEAR 6
GRADUATES
1,063
1,051
928
985
860
910
845
909
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
YEAR 6
GRADUATION
RATE
39.90%
38.84%
35.68%
39.73%
37.70%
39.55%
37.19%
38.42%
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
*Cohort used IPEDS definition which included students admitted in fall and previous
adjacent summer semester.
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
DEGREES AWARDED BY
COLLEGE AND TYPE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
OFFICIAL RECORD
Degrees Awarded by College and Type
for Academic Years* 2008/09 – 2012/13
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Baccalaureate
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Master's Degree
Doctorate
College of Arts and Sciences Total
College of Business
Baccalaureate
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Master's Degree
College of Business Total
College of Education
Baccalaureate
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Master's Degree
Specialist/Post-Master's Certificate
Doctorate
College of Education Total
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
1,308
282
321
13
1,924
1,326
263
334
7
1,930
1,342
241
311
4
1,898
1,277
222
340
8
1,847
1,287
160
340
9
1,796
514
39
239
792
477
49
267
793
504
58
253
815
556
62
277
895
483
37
277
797
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
344
450
301
8
6
1,109
339
445
306
25
12
1,127
*Prior years’ data were revised to reflect the spring/summer term conversion in 2012.
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STUDENTS
STUDENTS
315
968
276
22
13
1,594
314
894
268
30
11
1,517
272
953
289
46
12
1,572
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
DEGREES AWARDED BY
COLLEGE AND TYPE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
OFFICIAL RECORD
Degrees Awarded by College and Type (continued)
for Academic Years* 2008/09 – 2012/13
College
College of Health and Human Services
Baccalaureate
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Master's Degree
College of Health and Human Services Total
College of Technology
Baccalaureate
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Master's Degree
Doctorate
College of Technology Total
University Total**
Baccalaureate
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Master's Degree
Specialist/Post-Master's Certificate
Doctorate
University Total**
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
445
74
163
682
408
66
204
678
492
57
215
764
572
74
242
888
587
44
248
879
307
10
118
4
439
327
14
144
2
487
319
23
162
7
511
350
5
142
5
502
344
9
140
5
498
2,984
855
1,176
8
23
5,046
2,940
837
1,298
25
21
5,121
3,033
1,347
1,253
22
24
5,679
3,160
1,257
1,277
30
24
5,748
3,074
1,203
1,301
46
26
5,650
*Prior years’ data were revised to reflect the spring/summer term conversion in 2012.
**University Total includes graduates from all five colleges and those who did not claim a college affiliation.
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
D ATA B O O K : FA L L 2 0 1 3
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
CONTENTS
Intercollegiate Sports ................................ 25
Intramural Sports ...................................... 26
Housing and Dining Services ..................... 27
Financial Aid Awarded by Fund Type ........ 28
Financial Aid Awarded by Source.............. 29
Financial Aid Awarded by Headcount
and College.......................................... 30
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Intercollegiate Sports
Activity
Men's Baseball
Men's Basketball
Men's Cross Country
Men's Football
Men's Golf
Men's Swimming
Men's Track/Field, Indoor
Men's Track/Field, Outdoor
Men's Wrestling
Current Head Coach
Jay Alexander
Rob Murphy
John Goodridge
Stan Parrish, Interim
Bruce Cunningham
Peter Linn
John Goodridge
John Goodridge
Derek DelPorto
1st Year Varsity
Competition
1949
1897-98
1923
1891
1940
1964-65
1996
1905
1972
Home Facility
Oestrike Stadium
Convocation Center
Eagle Crest Golf Course
Rynearson Stadium
Eagle Crest Golf Course
Jones Natatorium
Bob Parks Track
Olds-Marshall Track
Bowen Field House
MAC
Championships
7
4
17
1
2
31
14
21
1
Bowl
Games
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
Activity
Women's Basketball
Women's Cross Country
Women's Golf
Women's Gymnastics
Women's Softball
Women's Soccer
Women's Swimming
Women's Rowing
Women's Track/Field, Indoor
Women's Track/Field, Outdoor
Women's Tennis
Women's Volleyball
Current Head Coach
Tory Verdi
Sue Parks
Sandy Wagner
Steve Wilce
Melissa Gentile
Scott Hall
Peter Linn
Brad Holdren
Sue Parks
Sue Parks
Ryan Ryan
Kim Berrington
1st Year Varsity
Competition
1976-77
1976
1996-97
1976
1981
1995
1976-77
2001
1997
1976-77
1976-77
1976
Home Facility
Convocation Center
Eagle Crest Golf Course
Eagle Crest Golf Course
Warner Gym
Varsity Field
Scicluna Field
Jones Natatorium
Ford Lake
Bob Parks Track
Olds-Marshall Track
Claudia Wasik Tennis Complex
Convocation Center
MAC
Championships
2
0
0
1
1
1
2
0
3
11
2
0
Bowl
Games
Source: Office of Athletic Media Relations
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Intramural Sports: Fall 2010 – Winter 2013
Activity
Oozeball
Softball
Turkey Trot
Soccer
Flag Football
9- Ball
Badminton
3 on 3 Basketball
Corec Volleyball
3 Point Contest
Free Throw Contest
Semester Teams Participants Semester Teams Participants Semester Teams Participants
Fall 2010
26
156
Fall 2011
27
162
Fall 2012
31
186
Fall 2010
13
195
Fall 2011
10
150
Fall 2012
7
70
Fall 2010
11
Fall 2011
17
Fall 2012
21
Fall 2010
13
156
Fall 2011
16
192
Fall 2012
13
145
Fall 2010
44
528
Fall 2011
42
504
Fall 2012
28
371
Fall 2010
6
Fall 2011
10
Fall 2012
0
Fall 2010
4
Fall 2011
7
Fall 2012
13
Fall 2010
2
8
Fall 2011
4
16
Fall 2012
Fall 2010
8
80
Fall 2011
8
80
Fall 2012
6
60
Fall 2010
8
Fall 2011
12
Fall 2012
24
Fall 2010
8
Fall 2011
12
Fall 2012
25
Activity
Pre Season Basketball
Basketball
Badminton
8- Ball
Racquetball
Table Tennis
Bench Press Contest
Bowling
NCAA Bracket Challenge
Dodgeball
Volleyball
One on One Basketball
Indoor Flag Football
Get Fit Challenge
Semester Teams Participants Semester Teams Participants Semester Teams Participants
Winter 2011
2
20
Winter 2012
2
20
Winter 2013
Winter 2011 24
240
Winter 2012 25
250
Winter 2013 19
208
Winter 2011
14
Winter 2012
12
Winter 2013
Winter 2011
7
Winter 2012
10
Winter 2013
6
Winter 2011
5
Winter 2012
6
Winter 2013
Winter 2011
11
Winter 2012
12
Winter 2013
5
Winter 2011
14
Winter 2012
16
Winter 2013
20
Winter 2011
8
32
Winter 2012
Winter 2013
Winter 2011
25
Winter 2012
25
Winter 2013
28
Winter 2011
7
70
Winter 2012
9
90
Winter 2013
8
67
Winter 2011 18
180
Winter 2012 20
200
Winter 2013 12
115
Winter 2011
Winter 2012
10
Winter 2013
14
Winter 2011
9
54
Winter 2012 10
60
Winter 2013
6
42
Winter 2011
Winter 2012
Winter 2013 35
267
Source: Office of Intramural Programs
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STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
HOUSING & DINING SERVICES
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Housing and Weekly Meal Plan Cost for Fall 2013
Hall
Best
Buell
Downing
Hill
Hoyt
Phelps
Pittman
Putnam
Sellers
Village
Walton
Wise
Capacity
290
307
307
308
333
288
349
286
286
310
286
318
18 Meals
$8,597
$8,597
$8,597
$8,149
$8,149
$8,597
$8,149
$8,597
$8,597
$9,207
$8,597
$7,868
13 Meals
$8,333
$8,333
$8,333
$7,885
$7,885
$8,333
$7,885
$8,333
$8,333
$8,943
$8,333
$7,605
8 Meals
Super Flex
$8,069
$8,069
$8,069
$7,621
$7,621
$8,069
$7,621
$8,069
$8,069
$8,679
$8,069
$7,341
Basic Flex
$8,597
$8,597
$8,597
$8,149
$8,149
$8,597
$8,149
$8,597
$8,597
$9,207
$8,597
$7,868
$7,470
$7,470
$7,470
$7,022
$7,022
$7,470
$7,022
$7,470
$7,470
$8,080
$7,470
$6,742
Village Flex
No Meals
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
$5,710
$4,710
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
University Residence Occupancy for Fall 2013
by Student Level
Single Student Housing Capacity for Fall 2013:
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
Freshmen
62%
3,668
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
Sophomore
24%
Source: Office of Residential Services
Graduate
1%
Senior
5%
Junior
8%
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL AID AWARDED
BY FUND TYPE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Financial Aid Awarded by Fund Type
for Academic Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
Athletic Grants
Fellowship
Grant
Loan
Scholarship*
Stipend
Work
Grand Total
$
2008/09
5,651,156
361,242
22,785,252
135,571,272
15,832,087
1,142,817
1,581,922
182,925,748 $
2009/10
6,378,541
348,136
36,404,849
152,984,124
15,947,972
968,431
1,734,545
214,766,598 $
2010/11
6,538,262
348,594
42,796,177
155,610,716
16,530,288
750,582
1,598,722
224,173,341 $
2011/12
6,526,977
378,114
41,564,342
157,198,752
18,169,547
775,216
1,584,956
226,197,904 $
2012/13
7,129,513
363,949
40,064,509
151,211,524
24,126,305
1,048,784
1,556,589
225,501,172
Note: The above data do not include Graduate Assistantships and Tuition Waivers (revised on 2/21/14 to provide clarification).
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
*For 2012/13, UG honors college assistantship was reclassified into Scholarship and for comparison purposes all prior years data were also
reclassified.
100%
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
Work
90%
Stipend
80%
70%
Scholarship
60%
Loan
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
50%
Grant
40%
ALUMNI
Fellowship
30%
20%
Athletic Grants
10%
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0%
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL AID AWARDED
BY SOURCE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Financial Aid Awarded by Source
for Academic Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
Departmental
EMU Foundation Endowed
EMU Foundation Expendable
External
Federal
Institutional
State
Grand Total
$
$
2008/09
1,445,585 $
877,157
301,446
15,339,099
141,746,970
19,866,177
3,349,315
182,925,748 $
2009/10
1,478,676 $
924,088
170,785
8,963,180
178,210,957
24,282,617
736,295
214,766,598 $
2010/11
1,195,841 $
881,395
152,787
6,794,038
188,592,548
25,799,138
757,594
224,173,341 $
2011/12
1,686,301 $
873,253
233,188
7,019,986
188,627,222
26,976,077
781,877
226,197,904 $
2012/13
1,525,586
886,259
246,154
7,029,161
182,403,690
32,554,551
855,770
225,501,172
Note: The above data do not include Graduate Assistantships and Tuition Waivers (revised on 2/21/14 to provide clarification).
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
Academic Year 2012/13
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
Federal
81%
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
External
3%
EMU Foundation
Expendable
0%
EMU
Foundation
Endowed
0%
State
0%
Departmental
1%
Institutional
15%
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FINANCIAL AID AWARDED BY
HEADCOUNT AND COLLEGE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Financial Aid Awarded by Headcount and College
for Academic Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services
College of Technology
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Grand Total
2008/09
6,560
2,474
2,854
2,698
1,496
1,057
17,139
2009/10
7,151
2,700
3,132
3,233
1,783
1,048
19,047
2010/11
7,370
2,770
3,038
3,623
1,850
1,237
19,888
2011/12
7,525
2,674
2,896
3,912
1,963
1,145
20,115
2012/13
7,326
2,666
2,694
4,166
1,910
1,102
19,864
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
Financial Aid Awarded in 2012/13
College of
Technology
10%
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
Academic Affairs
(college undecided)
5%
College of Health
and Human
Services
21%
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
College of
Education
14%
College of Business
13%
College of Arts and
Sciences
37%
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
FACULTY & STAFF
D ATA B O O K : FA L L 2 0 1 3
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
CONTENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Faculty Headcount by Rank ...................... 31
Faculty Headcount by Rank and College... 32
Full-Time Staff Headcount by Staff
Type ..................................................... 34
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FACULTY HEADCOUNT
BY RANK
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Faculty Headcount by Rank
for Academic Years 2009/10 – 2013/14
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
332
191
144
14
681
342
195
141
14
692
352
193
143
13
701
360
178
138
11
687
356
170
142
7
675
Full-Time Lecturer Total
99
97
106
97
100
Part-Time Lecturer Total
536
607
520
521
640
1,316
1,396
1,327
1,305
1,415
Faculty
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Instructor
Faculty Total
Grand Total
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
Note: For comparison purposes, the total number excluded those who were on leave without pay as of the fall
capture date of November 1st with prior year data updated accordingly.
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FACULTY HEADCOUNT
BY RANK AND COLLEGE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Faculty Headcount by Rank and College
for Academic Years 2009/10 – 2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
College of Arts and Sciences
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Instructor
Full-Time Lecturer
Part-Time Lecturer
College of Arts and Sciences Total
198
92
70
4
53
266
683
194
96
70
3
51
320
734
200
95
70
3
57
284
709
204
82
64
2
52
281
685
199
74
67
2
61
343
746
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
College of Business
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Full-Time Lecturer
Part-Time Lecturer
College of Business Total
41
20
8
11
41
121
44
20
9
10
37
120
44
20
8
11
28
111
44
18
10
11
21
104
42
16
12
11
31
112
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
College of Education
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Full-Time Lecturer
Part-Time Lecturer
College of Education Total
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
37
32
22
18
64
173
46
29
15
18
61
169
47
28
14
16
47
152
49
25
12
13
45
144
Note: For comparison purposes, the total number excluded those who were on leave without pay as of the fall
capture date of November 1st with prior year data updated accordingly.
Continued on next page
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
50
28
7
12
35
132
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FACULTY HEADCOUNT
BY RANK AND COLLEGE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Faculty Headcount by Rank and College (continued)
for Academic Years 2009/10 – 2013/14
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
College of Health and Human Services
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Instructor
Full-Time Lecturer
Part-Time Lecturer
College of Health and Human Services Total
29
27
21
6
12
96
191
30
29
24
6
13
119
221
32
30
25
4
16
112
219
32
30
28
3
16
123
232
32
28
36
2
12
159
269
College of Technology
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Full-Time Lecturer
Part-Time Lecturer
College of Technology Total
24
15
12
3
60
114
25
16
13
3
61
118
27
15
16
4
41
103
29
17
15
3
37
101
30
14
14
2
56
116
3
5
11
4
2
5
30
3
5
10
5
2
5
30
2
5
10
6
2
3
28
2
6
9
6
2
3
28
3
10
6
3
2
3
27
4
4
4
4
5
5
11
11
13
13
1,316
1,396
1,327
1,305
1,415
Library
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Instructor
Full-Time Lecturer
Part-Time Lecturer
Library Total
Academic Affairs (college undecided)
Part-Time Lecturer
Academic Affairs Total
Grand Total
Note: For comparison purposes, the total number excluded those who were on leave without pay as of the fall
capture date of November 1st with prior year data updated accordingly.
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FULL-TIME STAFF HEADCOUNT
BY STAFF TYPE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Full-Time Staff Headcount by Staff Type
for Academic Years 2009/10 – 2013/14
Administrative Professional
Athletic Coach
Campus Police
Clerical/Secretarial
Confidential Assistant
Food Service/Maintenance
Police Sergeant
Professional/Technical
Grand Total
2009/10
229
45
18
237
12
187
4
372
1,104
2010/11
239
47
21
229
11
182
4
375
1,108
100%
2011/12
228
46
20
211
9
186
4
359
1,063
2012/13
232
47
19
203
12
186
4
367
1,070
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2013/14
227
50
20
204
12
186
4
378
1,081
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
Professional/Technical
90%
Police Sergeant
80%
Food Service/Maintenance
70%
60%
Confidential Assistant
50%
Clerical/Secretarial
40%
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
Campus Police
30%
Athletic Coach
20%
Administrative Professional
10%
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0%
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
2013/14
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
FINANCE & EFFICIENCY
D ATA B O O K : FA L L 2 0 1 3
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
CONTENTS
General Fund Budget by Revenue
Source of Funds................................... 35
General Budget Expenditures
by College ............................................ 36
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
GENERAL FUND BUDGET BY
REVENUE SOURCE OF FUNDS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
General Fund Budget by Revenue Source of Funds
for Fiscal Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
Operating and Nonoperating Revenue (Expense)
Gross Student Tuition/Fees
Scholarship Allowances
Net Student Tuition/Fees
State Appropriations
Grants and Contracts: Federal, State, Nongovernmental and Pell
Gifts and Capital Gifts
Auxiliary Activities Revenue, Net
Financial Aid: Federal and State
Change in Value of Derivative Instruments
Investment Income: Interest, Dividends, and Investment Gains/Losses
Interest Expense
Write-Off of Library Subscriptions
Departmental Activities
Federal Stabilization Funds (ARRA) and Interest ARRA Subsidy
Capital Appropriations
Other: Operating and Nonoperating
Grand Total
2008/09
$ 179,450,939
(24,776,608)
154,674,331
78,551,800
27,285,513
5,327,727
31,916,970
5,581,925
(8,529,032)
5,454,618
(9,980,011)
6,109,992
3,995,339
$ 300,389,172
2009/10
$ 193,390,482
(33,363,145)
160,027,337
75,965,595
42,646,505
4,546,168
32,577,628
3,432,131
(7,101,178)
5,375,956
(14,692,442)
7,057,011
3,360,367
2,175,470
$ 315,370,548
2010/11
$ 199,208,625
(36,460,589)
162,748,036
76,026,203
48,578,881
4,667,999
33,433,115
3,097,552
6,705,791
6,716,471
(13,540,544)
(3,391,299)
7,178,278
2,213,261
20,978,386
1,968,072
$ 357,380,202
2011/12
$ 205,261,228
(37,907,177)
167,354,051
64,619,095
44,665,710
4,846,349
35,333,355
2,932,805
(30,786,866)
3,098,096
(12,551,502)
7,161,685
1,880,893
10,509,153
2,456,957
$ 301,519,781
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2012/13
$ 210,753,019
(42,288,869)
168,464,150
66,526,774
43,800,688
4,639,581
36,343,679
2,301,946
4,076,890
(11,122,722)
8,126,452
1,880,893
12,461
2,733,536
$ 327,784,328
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
Source: Division of Business and Finance
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EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
GENERAL BUDGET
EXPENDITURES BY COLLEGE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
General Budget Expenditures by College
for Fiscal Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services
College of Technology
Library
Grand Total
2008/09
$ 51,855,873
$ 15,093,819
$ 14,940,268
$ 11,599,468
$ 8,914,427
$ 7,803,338
$ 110,207,193
2009/10
$ 56,770,079
$ 15,599,991
$ 15,714,926
$ 12,968,835
$ 9,102,144
$ 7,859,220
$ 118,015,195
2010/11
$ 59,910,422
$ 16,896,579
$ 16,483,529
$ 15,328,113
$ 9,903,575
$ 7,635,898
$ 126,158,116
2011/12
$ 63,243,652
$ 17,261,957
$ 16,435,597
$ 16,789,463
$ 10,664,451
$ 7,701,756
$ 132,096,876
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2012/13*
$ 62,049,210
$ 17,209,852
$ 15,535,416
$ 17,690,999
$ 10,856,933
$ 7,551,794
$ 130,894,205
*The 2012/13 General Fund totals were captured on November 1st and are subject to change.
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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BRIEF
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RESEARCH
D ATA B O O K : FA L L 2 0 1 3
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
CONTENTS
History of Awards by Sponsor Type .......... 37
Success Rate by Sponsor Type .................. 38
Awards by Activity Type ............................ 39
Federal Sponsorship by Agency ................ 40
Award Summary by Unit ........................... 41
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HISTORY OF AWARDS BY
SPONSOR TYPE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
History of Awards by Sponsor Type
for Fiscal Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
Awards by Source
Federal Government
State Government
Foundations
Business and Industry
Local Government and Other
2008/09
$ 9,872,119
$ 1,248,213
$ 878,551
$ 541,259
$ 557,437
2009/10
$ 12,975,163
$ 494,689
$ 717,406
$ 182,413
$ 1,631,391
2010/11
$ 9,395,668
$ 611,791
$ 741,801
$ 158,919
$ 1,628,397
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2011/12
$ 6,268,832
$ 716,970
$ 916,605
$ 269,810
$ 2,251,117
2012/13
$ 5,930,005
$ 725,421
$ 161,637
$ 258,386
$ 3,877,592
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
$18,000,000
Local Government
and Other
$16,000,000
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
$14,000,000
$12,000,000
Business and
Industry
$10,000,000
Foundations
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
$8,000,000
State Government
$6,000,000
$4,000,000
ALUMNI
Federal
Government
$2,000,000
$0
Source: Office of Research Development
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
SUCCESS RATE BY
SPONSOR TYPE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Success Rate by Sponsor Type
for Fiscal Years 2010/11 – 2012/13
By Year
2010/11
Submissions
Awards
Success Rate
Value
2011/12
Submissions
Awards
Success Rate
Value
Federal
Government
State
Government Foundations
Business
and
Industry
Local Gov't.
and Other
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
Total
102
58
57%
$ 9,395,668
11
9
82%
$ 611,791
23
11
48%
$ 741,801
18
10
56%
$ 158,919
30
16
53%
$ 1,628,397
184
104
57%
$ 12,536,576
111
43
39%
$ 6,268,832
10
7
70%
$ 716,970
30
15
50%
$ 916,605
13
8
62%
$ 269,810
35
29
83%
$ 2,251,117
199
102
51%
$ 10,423,334
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
2012/13
Submissions
Awards
Success Rate
Value
89
45
51%
$ 5,930,005
Source: Office of Research Development
14
10
71%
$ 725,421
36
16
44%
$ 161,637
12
10
83%
$ 258,386
50
32
64%
$ 3,877,592
201
113
56%
$ 10,953,041
ALUMNI
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
AWARDS BY
ACTIVITY TYPE
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Awards by Activity Type
for Fiscal Years 2008/09 – 2012/13
Activity Type
Research and Development
Service
Corporate/Community Training
Instruction Support and Other
Total
2008/09
$ 5,520,605
$ 4,465,264
$ 1,094,641
$ 2,037,069
$ 13,117,579
2009/10
$ 4,663,747
$ 7,732,350
$ 461,838
$ 3,143,127
$ 16,001,062
2010/11
$ 4,291,984
$ 6,183,716
$ 503,146
$ 1,557,730
$ 12,536,576
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2011/12
$ 2,838,553
$ 6,600,840
$ 419,037
$ 564,904
$ 10,423,334
2012/13
$ 2,114,942
$ 8,487,781
$
63,400
$ 286,918
$ 10,953,041
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
$18,000,000
Instruction Support
and Other
$16,000,000
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
$14,000,000
Corporate/Community
Training
$12,000,000
$10,000,000
Service
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
$8,000,000
$6,000,000
Research and
Development
$4,000,000
ALUMNI
$2,000,000
$0
2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13
Source: Office of Research Development
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
FEDERAL SPONSORSHIP
BY AGENCY
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Federal Sponsorship by Agency
for Fiscal Years 2011/12 – 2012/13
Agency
U.S. Department of Education
U.S. Department of Defense
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Small Business Administration
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, including NIH
National Science Foundation
U.S. Agency for International Development
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Other* (see below)
Total
*Other Award Agencies
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Department of Labor
National Endowment for the Arts
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
National Endowment for the Humanities
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Department of Interior
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Census Bureau
Total
Source: Office of Research Development
2011/12
$ 3,322,282
941,872
602,000
404,053
542,293
262,433
193,899
$ 6,268,832
2012/13
$ 2,838,186
713,707
481,699
475,048
411,369
355,795
258,000
111,096
105,396
179,709
$ 5,930,005
2011/12
2012/13
47,840
35,868
35,000
30,000
16,001
15,000
$
$ 179,709
55,744
$ 62,123
60,132
15,900
$ 193,899
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
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BRIEF
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AWARD SUMMARY BY UNIT
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Award Summary by Unit
for Fiscal Years 2011/12 – 2012/13
Unit Type
College of Arts and Sciences*
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health and Human Services*
College of Technology
Office of the Provost**
University Marketing and Communications
2011/12
$ 3,698,082
$ 620,564
$ 2,472,931
$ 2,935,986
$ 666,888
$ 4,207,085
$ 184,279
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
2012/13
$ 2,114,511
$ 476,283
$ 822,230
$ 3,972,325
$ 719,704
$ 3,644,837
$ 172,641
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
*Starting in 2012/13, the Gerontology Program moved to the College of Health and Human Services
(CHHS) from the College of Arts and Sciences, and is included in CHHS for both 2011/12 and
2012/13 for comparison purposes.
**Due to several reorganizational changes and two numbers being inadvertently omitted, the total
for 2011/12 will not match the last previous publication.
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
Source: Office of Research Development
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ALUMNI
D ATA B O O K : FA L L 2 0 1 3
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
CONTENTS
Reachable Alumni in Michigan
(by County) ......................................... 42
Reachable Alumni in Michigan
(by County): Map ................................ 43
Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by
State, Other and U.S. Territories) ....... 44
Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by
State, Other and U.S.
Territories): Map ................................. 45
Reachable Alumni by Country................... 46
Reachable Alumni by Country: Map ......... 47
Note:
Reachable alumni were contacted via phone,
e-mail or mail.
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
REACHABLE ALUMNI IN
MICHIGAN
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Reachable Alumni in Michigan (by County)
Alcona, MI
Alger, MI
Allegan, MI
Alpena, MI
Antrim, MI
Arenac, MI
Baraga, MI
Barry, MI
Bay, MI
Benzie, MI
Berrien, MI
Branch, MI
Calhoun, MI
Cass, MI
Charlevoix, MI
Cheboygan, MI
Chippewa, MI
Clare, MI
Clinton, MI
Crawford, MI
Delta, MI
Dickinson, MI
Eaton, MI
Emmet, MI
Genesee, MI
Gladwin, MI
Gogebic, MI
Grand Traverse, MI
Gratiot, MI
89
23
137
165
205
59
6
91
253
136
262
108
358
51
149
141
107
56
219
61
72
42
318
247
3,427
82
16
581
43
Source: Office of Alumni Relations
Hillsdale, MI
Houghton, MI
Huron, MI
Ingham, MI
Ionia, MI
Iosco, MI
Iron, MI
Isabella, MI
Jackson, MI
Kalamazoo, MI
Kalkaska, MI
Kent, MI
Keweenaw, MI
Lake, MI
Lapeer, MI
Leelanau, MI
Lenawee, MI
Livingston, MI
Luce, MI
Mackinac, MI
Macomb, MI
Manistee, MI
Marquette, MI
Mason, MI
Mecosta, MI
Menominee, MI
Midland, MI
Missaukee, MI
Monroe, MI
391
85
134
1,206
81
120
21
107
2,672
531
58
1,053
6
18
491
202
2,340
6,755
16
53
4,537
82
125
71
115
19
231
32
3,521
Montcalm, MI
Montmorency, MI
Muskegon, MI
Newaygo, MI
Oakland, MI
Oceana, MI
Ogemaw, MI
Ontonagon, MI
Osceola, MI
Oscoda, MI
Otsego, MI
Ottawa, MI
Presque Isle, MI
Roscommon, MI
Saginaw, MI
Saint Clair, MI
Saint Joseph, MI
Sanilac, MI
Schoolcraft, MI
Shiawassee, MI
Tuscola, MI
Van Buren, MI
Washtenaw, MI
Wayne, MI
Wexford, MI
Total
61
74
241
66
17,546
52
83
9
29
27
139
477
73
126
492
1,039
77
213
14
229
151
103
22,751
30,192
80
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
106,921
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REACHABLE ALUMNI IN
MICHIGAN: MAP
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Reachable Alumni in Michigan (by County): Map
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
Source: Office of Alumni Relations
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EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
REACHABLE ALUMNI
IN THE U.S.
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by State, Other and U.S. Territories)
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
Source: Office of Alumni Relations
269
121
1,750
158
3,876
1,263
399
62
4,818
1,669
147
125
2,626
1,179
238
195
470
177
114
875
596
106,921
578
130
456
105
94
536
151
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Armed Forces
Guam
Northern Mariana Islands
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Washington, DC
Total
595
264
1,252
1,556
35
4,582
178
463
919
67
704
48
964
2,360
172
74
1,358
870
95
717
48
69
7
2
15
8
128
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
147,648
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EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
REACHABLE ALUMNI IN
THE U.S.: MAP
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Reachable Alumni in the U.S. (by State, Other and U.S. Territories): Map
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
Source: Office of Alumni Relations
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
REACHABLE ALUMNI
BY COUNTRY
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Reachable Alumni by Country
Afghanistan
Algeria
Andorra
Angola
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Austria
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belgium
Belize
Bermuda
Bolivia
Botswana
Brazil
Brunei
Bulgaria
Cameroon
Canada
Central African
Republic
Chile
China
Colombia
Cote d lvoire (Ivory
Coast)
Croatia
Cyprus
Denmark
1
1
1
23
3
2
19
1
11
2
15
2
4
1
2
2
2
25
1
1
1
200
1
2
310
8
2
Source: Office of Alumni Relations
1
7
3
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Fiji
Finland
France
Germany
Ghana
Greece
Grenada
Honduras
Hong Kong
Hungary
Iceland
India
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Kenya
Kiribati/Pacific
Christmas Island
Kuwait
Latvia
Lebanon
Liberia
Libya
5
11
2
1
11
13
92
2
24
1
2
28
1
1
280
83
17
2
2
15
4
2
181
21
11
1
17
1
6
2
2
Lithuania
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malaysia
Mali
Mexico
Morocco
Mozambique
Namibia
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Norway
Pakistan
Panama
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
Romania
Russia
Rwanda
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
Slovakia/Slovak Rep.
Somalia
South Africa
4
1
1
225
1
9
2
1
1
3
9
2
1
1
35
4
13
3
6
10
5
4
5
4
5
1
33
39
1
9
2
South Korea
Spain
Sri Lanka
St Lucia
Sudan
Swaziland
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Taiwan
Thailand
Trinidad/Tobago
Tunisia
Turkey
Uganda
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States of
America
Uruguay
Venezuela
Vietnam
West Bank
Yemen
Zambia
Zimbabwe
127
45
10
1
1
28
4
4
4
303
371
4
4
53
2
2
20
46
147,648
Total
150,665
2
38
1
2
7
2
1
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STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
REACHABLE ALUMNI BY
COUNTRY: MAP
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Reachable Alumni by Country: Map
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
Source: Office of Alumni Relations
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APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
CONTENTS
Distinctions ............................................... 48
Fun Facts: Degrees Awarded .................... 49
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
DISTINCTIONS
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
 Leading public university in Michigan for freshmen enrollment growth over the
last three years
 Only clinical Ph.D. psychology program in Michigan with a perfect pass rate on
the national licensing exam over the last five years
 New Physician Assistant program is one of six accredited programs in Michigan,
with the first class of students beginning in May 2014
 One of the “Best in the Midwest” for the 11th consecutive year by The Princeton
Review
 One of the country’s most affordable schools among larger public colleges
according to Affordable Colleges Online
 Top college in Michigan for future military service members by The College
Database
 EMU’s Student Center ranked 4th in the country for best student unions
according to Best College Reviews
 EMU’s Science Complex recognized for the innovative HVAC system and green
technologies incorporated during construction in the 2013 Construction and
Design Award category from the Engineering Society of Detroit
Source: Division of Communications
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STUDENTS
STUDENT LIFE &
FINANCIAL AID
FACULTY
FACULTY &
&
STAFF
STAFF
FINANCE &
&
FINANCE
EFFICIENCY
EFFICIENCY
RESEARCH
RESEARCH
ALUMNI
EMU
EMU
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
EMU IN
IN BRIEF
BRIEF
EMU
FUN FACTS: DEGREES AWARDED
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
&
ADMISSIONS
& ADMISSIONS
Degrees Awarded for Fiscal Years 1854 – 2012/2013
YR
BA
YR
BA
YR
BA
GRAD*
YR
BA
GRAD*
YR
BA
YR
BA
BA
GRAD*
1854
3
1877
64
GRAD*
1899-1900
1
1
1922-1923
102
3
1945-1946
224
GRAD*
1968-1969
1,987
GRAD*
1,266 1991-1992
YR
3,065
1,257
DR
1855
13
1878
80
1900-1901
13
6
1923-1924
128
4
1946-1947
252
1969-1970
2,438
1,380 1992-1993
2,841
1,057
0
1856
12
1879
78
1901-1902
17
5
1924-1925
175
4
1947-1948
332
1970-1971
2,809
1,441 1993-1994
3,277
1,248
1
1857
13
1880
53
1902-1903
21
0
1925-1926
204
3
1948-1949
374
1971-1972
2,579
1,360 1994-1995
3,028
1,218
0
1858
12
1881
83
1903-1904
10
2
1926-1927
217
1949-1950
605
1972-1973
3,809
1,411 1995-1996
2,955
1,165
4
1859
12
1882
70
1904-1905
21
2
1927-1928
242
1950-1951
685
1973-1974
2,836
1,676 1996-1997
2,939
1,199
4
1860
13
1883
91
1905-1906
38
5
1928-1929
254
1951-1952
584
1974-1975
2,567
1,525 1997-1998
2,839
1,155
5
1861
24
1884
101
1906-1907
31
4
1929-1930
283
1952-1953
588
1975-1976
2,524
1,615 1998-1999
2,738
1,111
5
1862
12
1885
94
1907-1908
44
3
1930-1931
338
1953-1954
582
5
1976-1977
2,351
1,543 1999-2000
2,739
1,185
10
1863
19
1886
90
1908-1909
52
4
1931-1932
419
1954-1955
520
22
1977-1978
2,372
1,406 2000-2001
2,747
1,187
7
1864
18
1887
100
1909-1910
76
4
1932-1933
421
1955-1956
584
43
1978-1979
2,170
1,384 2001-2002
2,847
1,207
6
1865
17
1888
118
1910-1911
55
2
1933-1934
345
1956-1957
705
127
1979-1980
1,956
1,232 2002-2003
2,862
1,173
17
1866
24
1889
104
1911-1912
61
6
1934-1935
347
1957-1958
800
175
1980-1981
2,019
1,295 2003-2004
2,884
1,234
11
1867
18
1890
6
1
1912-1913
68
0
1935-1936
331
1958-1959
852
232
1981-1982
2,068
1,198 2004-2005
2,923
1,135
12
1868
14
1891
19
2
1913-1914
73
0
1936-1937
364
1959-1960
1,035
234
1982-1983
2,081
945
2005-2006
2,919
1,137
11
1869
19
1892
14
0
1914-1915
101
0
1937-1938
343
1960-1961
1,005
266
1983-1984
2,064
924
2006-2007
2,945
1,150
18
1870
17
1892-1893
2
4
1915-1916
118
0
1938-1939
472
1961-1962
1,044
316
1984-1985
2,125
880
2007-2008
2,963
1,268
15
1871
7
1893-1894
6
0
1916-1917
129
1
1939-1940
439
1962-1963
981
392
1985-1986
2,354
869
2008-2009
2,944
1,190
18
1872
43
1894-1895
5
0
1917-1918
118
1
1940-1941
414
1963-1964
1,217
539
1986-1987
2,344
884
2009-2010
3,001
1,325
24
1873
35
1895-1896
5
4
1918-1919
92
1
1941-1942
414
1964-1965
1,241
519
1987-1988
2,392
924
2010-2011
2,998
1,230
25
1874
52
1896-1897
19
1
1919-1920
63
2
1942-1943
365
1965-1966
1,269
727
1988-1989
2,527
1,145 2011-2012
2,808
1,159
16
1875
52
1897-1898
15
0
1920-1921
65
1
1943-1944
246
1966-1967
1,448
837
1989-1990
2,695
1,134 2012-2013
3,108
1,299
28
1876
66
1898-1899
7
2
1921-1922
79
10
1944-1945
223
1967-1968
1,595
1,070 1990-1991
2,939
1,214
*Prior to 1992-1993, Grad data represent graduate degrees and certificates. Starting with 1992-1993, Grad data represent only Master’s
degrees, with DR data representing doctoral degrees and certificates not included.
1854: First Degree Year
1861-1865: Civil War
1917-1918: World War I
1941-1945: World War II
1950-1953: Korean War
1962-1973: Vietnam War
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