14-15 Fact Book
UW Campuses
A Reference Guide to
University of Wisconsin System
Statistics and General Information
Universities
Freshman/sophomore
UW Colleges campuses
UW-SUPERIOR
UW-Extension offices in all 72 counties
UW-BARRON COUNTY
Rice Lake
UW-STOUT
Menomonie
UW-RIVER FALLS
UW-MARINETTE
UW-MARATHON COUNTY
Wausau
UW-EAU CLAIRE
UW-MARSHFIELD/WOOD COUNTY
UW-GREEN BAY
UW-STEVENS POINT
UW-FOX VALLEY
Menasha
UW-OSHKOSH
UW-LA CROSSE
UW-FOND DU LAC
UW-MANITOWOC
UW-SHEBOYGAN
UW-BARABOO/SAUK COUNTY
UW-WASHINGTON COUNTY
West Bend
UW-RICHLAND
Richland Center
UW-WAUKESHA
UW-MADISON
UW-WHITEWATER
UW-MILWAUKEE
UW-PLATTEVILLE
UW-ROCK COUNTY
Janesville
Office of the President
1700 Van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Drive, Madison, WI 53706
(608) 262-2321
UW-PARKSIDE
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wisconsin.edu
ABOUT
UW System
The University of Wisconsin System is one of the
largest systems of public higher education in the
country, serving approximately 180,000 students
each fall and employing more than 40,000
faculty and staff statewide.
The UW System is made up of
• 13 four-year universities,
• 13 freshman-sophomore
UW Colleges campuses, and
• statewide UW-Extension
Together, these institutions are a tremendous
academic, cultural, and economic resource for
Wisconsin, the nation, and the world.
CONTACT INFORMATION FOR
UW SYSTEM OFFICES AND INSTITUTIONS
Annual Budget: State Funding: Approximately 180,000
$6.1 billion
$1.2 billion
Gifts, Grants and
Contracts Awarded:
$1.4 billion
Economic Impact: $15+ billion annually
Annual Degrees
Awarded: WebsitePhone
President's Office
Ray Cross
wisconsin.edu/president
608-262-2321
James P. Henderson (designate) wisconsin.edu/offices/asa
608-262-3826
Administration
David L. Miller
wisconsin.edu/offices/admin
608-262-4048
Finance
Julie Gordon (interim)
wisconsin.edu/offices/finance
608-262-1803
General Counsel
Tomas Stafford
wisconsin.edu/offices/gc
608-262-8646
Internal Audit
Lori Stortz
wisconsin.edu/offices/audit
608-263-4397
University Relations
James Villa
wisconsin.edu/offices/our
608-262-4464
UW HELP
uwhelp.wisconsin.edu
800-442-6459
Board of Regents Office
Officer
WebsitePhone
Jane Radue
www.uwsa.edu/regents
608-262-2324
measures that reflect UW System’s strategic priori-
UW Institutions
Chancellor or Regional CEO/Dean
Website
Phone
ties or are required by state legislation. To view the
UW-Eau Claire
James Schmidt
www.uwec.edu
715-836-2327
UW-Extension
Cathy A. Sandeen
www.uwex.edu
608-262-3786
UW-Green Bay
Gary L. Miller
www.uwgb.edu
920-465-2207
UW-La Crosse
Joe Gow
www.uwlax.edu
608-785-8004
UW-Madison
Rebecca Blank
www.wisc.edu
608-262-9946
UW-Milwaukee
Mark Mone
www.uwm.edu
414-229-4331
UW-Oshkosh
Andrew J. Leavitt
www.uwosh.edu
920-424-0200
UW-Parkside
Deborah Ford
www.uwp.edu
262-595-2211
UW-Platteville
Dennis J. Shields
www.uwplatt.edu
608-342-1234
UW-River Falls
Dean Van Galen
www.uwrf.edu
715-425-3201
UW-Stevens Point
Bernie L. Patterson
www.uwsp.edu
715-346-2123
UW-Stout
Bob Meyer
www.uwstout.edu
715-232-2441
UW-Superior
Renée Wachter
www.uwsuper.edu
715-394-8223
UW-Whitewater
Beverly A. Kopper
www.uww.edu
262-472-1918
OTHER RESOURCES
AVAILABLE
Accountability Dashboard
The University of Wisconsin
System Accountability
Dashboard includes a
broad spectrum of higher
education performance
Accountability Dashboard, visit:
www.wisconsin.edu/accountability
Introduction to the UW System
Geared toward prospective students and school counselors, this
full-color overview of UW camis published each fall.
To view online, visit:
UW Colleges
Cathy A. Sandeen
www.uwc.edu
608-262-3786
Baraboo/Sauk County
Charles Clark
www.baraboo.uwc.edu
608-355-5200
Barron County
Keith Montgomery
www.barron.uwc.edu
715-234-8176
Fond du Lac
Martin Rudd
www.fdl.uwc.edu
920-929-1100
Fox Valley
Martin Rudd
www.uwfox.uwc.edu
920-832-2600
Manitowoc
Martin Rudd
www.manitowoc.uwc.edu
920-683-4700
To view current and past financial
Marathon County
Keith Montgomery
www.uwmc.uwc.edu
715-261-6100
reports, visit:
Marinette
Keith Montgomery
www.marinette.uwc.edu
715-735-4300
Marshfield/Wood County
Keith Montgomery
www.marshfield.uwc.edu
715-389-6500
Online and Distance Education Michael Bartlett
www.online.uwc.edu
608-270-2771
Richland
Charles Clark
www.richland.uwc.edu
608-647-6186
Rock County
Charles Clark
www.rock.uwc.edu
608-758-6565
Sheboygan
Jackie Joseph-Silverstein
www.sheboygan.uwc.edu
608-459-6600
Washington County
Jackie Joseph-Silverstein
www.washington.uwc.edu
262-335-5200
Waukesha
Jackie Joseph-Silverstein
www.waukesha.uwc.edu
262-521-5200
uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/introduction
Annual Financial Report
www.wisconsin.edu/financialreports
More than 36,000
Officer
Academic and Student Affairs
puses and admissions guidelines
Fall Enrollment:
System Offices
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
History and Mission of the University of Wisconsin System............................................................................................ 2
Organization and Roles.................................................................................................................................................... 3
Board of Regents............................................................................................................................................................. 5
UW System Administration Contacts............................................................................................................................... 7
Chancellors...................................................................................................................................................................... 8
UW Colleges Regional Executive Officers/Deans............................................................................................................. 9
Institutions At-a-Glance................................................................................................................................................. 10
Academic Year Calendar 2014-15.................................................................................................................................. 12
Academic Year Calendar 2015-16.................................................................................................................................. 13
STUDENT STATISTICS
Student Statistics Definitions......................................................................................................................................... 14
Fall 2014 Report of Headcount Enrollment................................................................................................................... 16
Fall 2014 Headcount Enrollment by State of Origin....................................................................................................... 18
Fall 2014 Headcount Enrollment by Wisconsin County of Origin..................................................................................19
Fall 2014 Headcount Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity and Gender...................................................................................20
Fall 2014 Headcount Enrollment by Age-Range and Gender.........................................................................................20
Fall 2014 Undergrad Enrollment by Gender and Full-Time/Part-Time Status...............................................................21
Fall Student Headcount, 10-Year History....................................................................................................................... 21
UW-Extension Contacts and Enrollments...................................................................................................................... 22
UW System Total Enrollments, 1972-2014.................................................................................................................... 23
Headcount Enrollments Historical Table, Fall 1972-2014.............................................................................................. 24
Full-Time Equivalent Enrollments Historical Table, Fall 1972-2014...............................................................................25
UW Students of Color, 10-Year History.......................................................................................................................... 26
Transfer Students in the UW System............................................................................................................................. 27
Bachelor’s Degrees Conferred ...................................................................................................................................... 28
Graduate/Professional Degrees Conferred ................................................................................................................... 29
Degrees Conferred, 10-Year History............................................................................................................................... 30
Degrees Conferred, Students of Color, 10-Year History................................................................................................. 31
Degrees Conferred, By Level and Gender, 10-Year History............................................................................................31
FINANCE
Budget Allocations by Institution and Source of Funds, 2014-15..................................................................................32
Current Funds Revenues by Source............................................................................................................................... 34
Gifts, Grants and Contracts Awarded, 10-Year History.................................................................................................. 35
Expenditures by Functional and Natural Classification, Fiscal Year 2014......................................................................36
Expenditures by Function and Funding Source, Fiscal Year 2014..................................................................................37
Undergraduate Student Costs, By Institution, 5-Year History........................................................................................38
Percent of Budget Supported by State Taxes (GPR), 10-Year History.............................................................................40
Cost of Education Paid by Resident Undergraduates, 10-Year History...........................................................................40
Undergraduate Student Debt, 2013-14......................................................................................................................... 41
Resident Undergraduate Expenses, 2014-15................................................................................................................. 41
Financial Aid Highlights, 2013-14................................................................................................................................... 42
UW System Financial Aid Dollars by Institution, 2013-14.............................................................................................. 42
Financial Aid Grants by Type, 2013-14........................................................................................................................... 43
UW System Dollar Volume of Financial Aid, 10-Year History.........................................................................................43
Funding for Capital Projects........................................................................................................................................... 44
Physical Plant Statistics by University/Unit.................................................................................................................... 45
FACULTY AND STAFF
Budgeted Faculty and Staff Positions, 2014-15............................................................................................................. 46
Budgeted Faculty by Institution and Rank, 2014-15...................................................................................................... 47
UW System Employees by Race/Ethnicity, Gender and Employment Category............................................................48
Women Faculty by Rank, 5-Year History........................................................................................................................ 49
Multicultural Faculty, By Institution, Fall 2014............................................................................................................... 49
Average AAUP Salaries of Full-Time Faculty, 2014-15................................................................................................... 50
Index.............................................................................................................................................................................. 51
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HISTORY AND MISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM
General Information
Merger of Two Systems of Higher Education
The University of Wisconsin System was created on October 11, 1971, by Chapter 100, Laws of 1971, which combined the two
public university systems of the state under a single board of regents. The 1971 legislature set July 1, 1973, as the final date for
completion of the merger, but the 1973 Assembly Bill 930, drafted with the help of a Merger Implementation Study Committee
to achieve that objective, did not pass in the assembly until the spring session of 1974 and died for lack of senate action when
the regular session ended. The bill passed both houses, as Senate Bill 2, in the special session in May 1974 and became law on
July 9, 1974. The bill combined the former Chapter 36 (former University of Wisconsin) and Chapter 37 (former Wisconsin State
Universities) to create a new Chapter 36 (University of Wisconsin System) of the Wisconsin Statutes. Chapter 36 (www.legis.
state.wi.us/statutes/Stat0036.pdf ) sets forth the mission and purpose of the University of Wisconsin System. This statute also
describes: the responsibilities and powers of the Board of Regents, faculty and student roles in shared governance, faculty appointment and tenure rights, academic staff appointments, and other aspects involved in the administration of the University
of Wisconsin System.
Former University of Wisconsin
The pre-merger University of Wisconsin was created by the state constitution and state law in 1848. At the time of merger in
1971, it consisted of the original land-grant university at Madison (1849); the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee (merged in
1956); UW-Green Bay (1968) and UW-Parkside (1968) plus 10 freshman-sophomore centers (now colleges) and statewide Extension. Total 1971 enrollment was 69,554. Governance was by The Regents of the University of Wisconsin, a board of 10 members,
nine appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for nine-year terms, the tenth being the state superintendent of
public instruction who served ex-officio on both the UW and WSU boards.
Former Wisconsin State Universities
The Wisconsin State Universities system had its origins in an 1857 state law creating the Board of Regents of Normal Schools.
The first of nine such institutions was opened at Platteville in 1866 and the last at Eau Claire in 1916. In 1927, the normal schools
received authority to grant baccalaureate degrees in education and were renamed State Teachers Colleges. With the addition
of liberal arts programs in 1951, they became Wisconsin State Colleges. (As a side note, UW-Stout was founded as a private
institution in 1893. It was governed by a separate Board of Trustees from 1911, when it became a state institution, until 1955
when it was designated part of the Wisconsin State Colleges System.) In 1964, the Wisconsin State Colleges were designated
Wisconsin State Universities. At the time of merger in 1971, the board had 14 members, including the state superintendent of
public instruction and 13 citizens appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate for five-year terms. The WSU system,
then governed by the board, consisted of the nine universities and four freshman-sophomore branch campuses (now colleges)
and had a total enrollment of 64,148.
The University of Wisconsin System
The 1971 merger law was approved after long debate by a margin of one vote in the senate. It combined the two systems under
a single Board of Regents. The current UW System consists of two doctoral campuses (Madison, Milwaukee); eleven comprehensive campuses (Eau Claire, Green Bay, La Crosse, Oshkosh, Parkside, Platteville, River Falls, Stevens Point, Stout, Superior and
Whitewater); thirteen two-year campuses called UW Colleges (Baraboo/Sauk County, Barron County, Fond du Lac, Fox Valley,
Manitowoc, Marathon County, Marinette, Marshfield/Wood County, Richland, Rock County, Sheboygan, Washington County
and Waukesha); and a statewide Extension with offices in every county. Each institution is named “University of Wisconsin–”
followed by the location or name.
Mission Statement
The mission of the University of Wisconsin System is to develop human resources, to discover and disseminate knowledge, to
extend knowledge and its application beyond the boundaries of its campuses, and to serve and stimulate society by developing
in students heightened intellectual, cultural, and humane sensitivities, scientific, professional and technological expertise, and
a sense of purpose. Inherent in this broad mission are methods of instruction, research, extended training, and public service
designed to educate people and improve the human condition. Basic to every purpose of the UW System is the search for truth.
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ORGANIZATION AND ROLES
The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System consists of 18 members, 16 of whom are appointed by the Governor
subject to confirmation by the Senate. Of these 16 members, 14 serve staggered, seven-year terms. Two UW System student
members are appointed for staggered two-year terms; one is a nontraditional student. Members serve without pay. The state
superintendent of public instruction and the president or a designee of the Wisconsin Technical College System Board serve as
ex officio members of the board.
The board is responsible for establishing policies and rules for governing the system, planning to meet future state needs for
university education, setting admission standards and policies, reviewing and approving university budgets, and establishing the
regulatory framework within which the individual units operate with the widest degree of autonomy within the controlling limits
of systemwide policies and priorities established by the board. The regents hold eight regular meetings per year.
The board appoints the president of the university system and the chancellors of the 13 universities and UW-Extension and the
UW Colleges. All serve at the pleasure of the board. The board grants tenure appointments to qualified faculty members.
The board president, vice president and other corporate officers are elected in June for one-year terms. The president of the
board appoints members of the regents’ education; business and finance; audit; capital planning and budget; research, economic development, and innovation; personnel matters review; and student discipline and other student appeals committees,
as well as special committees and external bodies. The regent executive committee consists of the president, vice president,
chairs of five standing committees, most recent past president, and one other member appointed by the president.
Presidents of the Board of Regents
W. Roy Kopp, 1971–1973
Laurence A. Weinstein, 1986–1988
Guy A. Gottschalk, 2002–2003
Frank J. Pelisek, 1973–1975
Paul R. Schilling, 1988–1990
Toby E. Marcovich, 2003–2005
Bertram N. McNamara, 1975–1977 Thomas L. Lyon, 1990–1992
David G. Walsh, 2005–2007
Edward E. Hales, 1977–1979
George K. Steil, Sr., 1992–1994
Mark J. Bradley, 2007–2009
Herbert J. Grover, 1979–1980
Michael W. Grebe, 1994–1996
Charles R. Pruitt, 2009–2011
Joyce M. Erdman, 1980–1982
Sheldon B. Lubar, 1996–1998
Michael J. Spector, 2011–2012
David E. Beckwith, 1982–1984
San W. Orr, Jr., 1998–2000
Brent P. Smith, 2012–2013
Ben R. Lawton, 1984–1986
Jay L. Smith, 2000–2002
Michael J. Falbo, 2013–2015
Regina M. Millner, 2015–present
Administration
The president and chancellors of the University of Wisconsin System are charged with implementing regent policies and with
administration of the institutions. The system administration, located in Madison, is responsible to the president of the system
and assists the Board of Regents in establishing policies, reviewing the administration of such policies and planning the programmatic, financial and physical development of the system.
Presidents of the UW System
John C. Weaver, 1971–1977
Kenneth A. Shaw, 1986–1991
Richard J. Telfer (interim), Jan-Feb 2014
H. Edwin Young, 1977–1980
Katharine C. Lyall (acting), 1991–1992
Raymond W. Cross, 2014-present
Robert M. O’Neil, 1980–1985
Katharine C. Lyall, 1992–2004
Katharine C. Lyall (acting), 1985–1986
Kevin P. Reilly, 2004–2013
View more information on presidents at: https://www.library.wisc.edu/archives/exhibits/campus-history-projects/
As executive heads of their respective faculties and institutions, the chancellors are responsible for the administration of their
units, including curriculum design; degree requirements; academic standards; grading systems; faculty appointments, evaluation, promotion and recommendations for tenure; and auxiliary services and budget management.
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Degree Programs
General Information
All 13 universities award bachelor’s and master’s degrees. UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee also confer doctoral degrees including clinical/professional doctorates. UW-Eau Claire, UW-La Crosse, UW-Oshkosh, UW-Stevens Point, UW-Stout, and UW-Whitewater confer clinical/professional doctorates in selected areas. The UW Colleges offer the Associate of Arts and Science degree and the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree; and six
campuses offer the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree in collaboration with UW comprehensive universities.
Role of the Faculty in the UW System
Wisconsin law specifically provides that the faculty of each institution, “subject to the responsibilities and powers of the board, the president and
the chancellor of such institution, shall have the primary responsibility for advising the chancellor regarding academic and educational activities and
faculty personnel matters. The faculty of each institution shall have the right to determine their own faculty organizational structure and to select
representatives to participate in institutional governance, except that the faculty of each institution shall ensure that faculty in academic disciplines
related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics are adequately represented in the faculty organizational structure.”
Role of Academic Staff in the UW System
Statutory provision for academic staff participation in governance was added in Act 29 of the Laws of 1985 and was revised by Act 55 of the Laws of
2015: “The academic staff members of each institution, subject to the responsibilities and powers of the board, the president, the chancellor, and
the faculty of the institution, shall have the primary responsibility for advising the chancellor regarding the formulation and review, and shall be
represented in the development, of all policies and procedures concerning academic staff members, including academic staff personnel matters. The
academic staff members of each institution shall have the right to organize themselves in a manner they determine and to select their representatives
to participate in institutional governance.”
Role of University Staff in the UW System
On December 7, 2012, the Board of Regents adopted Regent Policy Document 20-20, under which university staff may participate in institutional
governance. The Board stated that the purpose of the policy is as follows: “This policy enables active participation in the immediate decision-making
and policy development of the institution. Active participation in governance for University Staff under this policy is not collective bargaining and
will not result in a labor agreement or contract. University Staff may make recommendations, consider proposals, and raise concerns to institutional
leadership.” The Board policy also provides that university staff shall have the right to structure themselves in a manner that they determine and to
select their representatives to participate in institutional governance.
Role of Students in the UW System
Wisconsin law provides that the students of each institution or campus “subject to the responsibilities and powers of the board, the president, the
chancellor, and the faculty shall have primary responsibility for advising the chancellor regarding the formulation and review of policies concerning
student life, services and interests. Students shall have the responsibility for recommending the disposition of those student fees which constitute
substantial support for campus student activities, subject to the approval of the chancellor and the final confirmation of the board. The students of
each institution or campus shall have the right to organize themselves in a manner they determine and to select their representatives to participate
in institutional governance.”
Coordination with the Wisconsin Technical College System Board
Coordination of university and vocational-technical education programs is provided for by statute, making the president or his/her designee of each
governing board an ex-officio member of the other board. In addition, the two boards have established a joint administrative committee to discuss
collaboration and coordination in developing academic programs and in utilizing physical facilities. One major effort has been the development of the
Transfer Information System (TIS). TIS is a computerized course equivalency and degree requirement matrix designed to provide students and staff
with accurate, current and accessible information to assist students with decisions that will enable them to transfer into and between the UW System
institutions and complete their degree programs without unnecessary delay.
City and County Relationships with the UW Colleges and UW-Extension
The counties and/or cities in which the UW Colleges are situated own and maintain the campuses, buildings and facilities. Educational programs,
equipment and services are provided by the UW System. The colleges are important not only to the educational life of the communities they serve,
but to their recreational and cultural life, as well. County UW-Extension offices are departments of county government. Wisconsin Statute 59.56,
as passed in 1914 and amended over the years, permits county boards to establish and maintain an educational program in cooperation with University of Wisconsin–Extension. The county provides approximately 40 percent of salary support for county-based faculty. The county also provides
adequate travel expenses, clerical support, office facilities and general supplies to meet the county programming needs. By statute, Extension agents
(county-based educators) are employed with county, state and federal funds. Therefore, both the county and the University of Wisconsin–Extension
are involved in selecting agents.
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BOARD OF REGENTS
Nicolas Harsy
333 East Campus Mall, #3136
Madison, WI 53715
Nic.harsy@gmail.com
(608) 263-3456
Term ends: 2016
Mark Bradley
Ruder Ware, LLSC
P.O. Box 8050
500 First St., Suite 8000
Wausau, WI 54402-8050
mbradleybor@aol.com
(715) 845-4336
Term ends: 2017
Tim Higgins
ChiRho Services
P.O. Box 2602
Appleton, WI 54912-2602
thiggins@uwalumni.com
(920) 832-9950
Term ends: 2018
Weld, Riley, Prenn & Ricci, S.C.
3624 Oakwood Hills Parkway
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(715) 839-7786
Term ends: 2019
Charles Pruitt
A.B. Data, Ltd.
600 A B Data Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53217
cpruitt@abdata.com
(414) 961-6403
Term ends: 2016
S. Mark Tyler
OEM Fabricators, Inc.
300 McMillan Road
Woodville, WI 54028
markt@oemfab.com
(715) 698-2111
José Delgado
W240N1221 Pewaukee Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
(262) 893-7964
Term ends: 2021
James Langnes III
1208 West Carriage Drive
Whitewater, WI 53190
jlangnes@uwsa.edu
(205) 532-0344
Term ends: 2017
José Vásquez
2657 LeFeber Avenue
Wauwatosa, WI 53213
jvasquez@uwsa.edu
(414) 530-7520
Term ends: 2016
Tony Evers
Wisconsin Dept of Public Instruction
P.O. Box 7841, 125 South Webster Street
Madison, WI 53707-7841
tevers@uwsa.edu
(608) 266-1771
Edmund Manydeeds
Richie, Guettinger & Manydeeds, S.C.
P.O. Box 1457
Eau Claire, WI 54702
(715) 832-5777
Term ends: 2017
Gerald Whitburn
827 Parcher Street
Wausau, WI 54403
(715) 848-0721
Term ends: 2018
Margaret Farrow
W262N2402 Deer Haven Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
mfarrow@uwsa.edu
(414) 750-9792
Term ends: 2020
Regina Millner (President)
P.O. Box 167
Madison, WI 53701-0167
rmmillner@uwalumni.com
(608) 241-8660
Term ends: 2019
Michael M. Grebe
HUSCO International, Inc.
2239 Pewaukee Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
michael.grebe@huscointl.com
(262) 513-4326
Term ends: 2022
Janice Mueller
5 Sauk Creek Circle
Madison, WI 53717
jmueller@uwsa.edu
Term ends: 2020
Eve Hall
African American Chamber of Commerce
633 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 603
Milwaukee, WI 53203
Term ends: 2021
Drew Petersen
TDS Telecommunications Corp.
525 Junction Road, Suite 7000
Madison, WI 53717
andrew.petersen@tdstelecom.com
(608) 664-4155
Term ends: 2022
Office of the Board of Regents
Jane Radue, Executive Director
Tou Her, Program and Policy Analyst
Jess Lathrop, Special Assistant
Megan Wasley, Administrative Assistant
1860 Van Hise Hall
1220 Linden Drive
Madison, WI 53706
email: board@uwsa.edu
phone: (608) 262-2324
Visit the Board of Regents website
www.wisconsin.edu/regents/
• Regent bios
• Meeting documents
• Minutes
• Reports
• Policies
• Archive
• and more
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General Information
John Behling (Vice President)
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General Information
Officers
Regina Millner, President
John Behling, Vice President
Jane Radue, Corporate Secretary
Julie Gordon, Trust Officer
Tomas Stafford, Assistant Trust Officer
Douglas Hoerr, Assistant Trust Officer
Standing Committees
Executive
Regina Millner (Chair)
John Behling (Vice Chair)
Michael M. Grebe
Tim Higgins
Edmund Manydeeds
Janice Mueller
Drew Petersen
Charles Pruitt
Gerald Whitburn
Business and Finance
Janice Mueller (Chair)
Charles Pruitt (Vice Chair)
Mark Bradley
José Delgado
Michael M. Grebe
Eve Hall
Nicolas Harsy
José Vásquez
Capital Planning and Budget
Edmund Manydeeds (Chair)
José Delgado (Vice Chair)
Tony Evers
James Langnes
José Vásquez
Audit
Michael M. Grebe (Chair)
Gerald Whitburn (Vice Chair)
Margaret Farrow
Janice Mueller
Charles Pruitt
Education
Gerald Whitburn (Chair)
Drew Petersen (Vice Chair)
Tony Evers
Margaret Farrow
Tim Higgins
James Langnes
Edmund Manydeeds
S. Mark Tyler
Research, Economic Development, and Innovation
Tim Higgins (Chair)
Eve Hall (Vice Chair)
Mark Bradley
Nicolas Harsy
Drew Petersen
S. Mark Tyler
Personnel Matters Review
Edmund Manydeeds (Chair)
José Delgado
Eve Hall
Charles Pruitt
S. Mark Tyler
Student Discipline and Other Student Appeals
Margaret Farrow (Chair)
Tony Evers
Michael M. Grebe
James Langnes
José Vásquez
Faculty and Academic Staff Collective Bargaining
NA
The Regent President and Vice President serve as ex-officio voting members of all committees.
2015 Regular Meeting Schedule
2016 Regular Meeting Schedule
February 5-6, 2015 (hosted by UW-Madison)
March 5, 2015 (in Madison)
April 9-10, 2015 (hosted by UW Colleges and UW-Extension at UW-Waukesha)
June 4-5, 2015 (hosted by UW-Milwaukee)
July 9, 2015 (in Madison)
September 10-11, 2015 (hosted by UW-Whitewater)
October 8-9, 2015 (in Madison)
December 10-11, 2015 (in Madison)
February 4-5, 2016 (hosted by UW-Madison)
March 10, 2016 (in Madison)
April 7-8, 2016 (hosted by UW-Green Bay)
June 9-10, 2016 (hosted by UW-Milwaukee)
August 18-19, 2016 (in Madison)
October 6-7, 2016 (hosted by UW-Eau Claire)
November 10, 2016 (in Madison)
December 8-9, 2016 (in Madison)
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UW SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION CONTACTS
Title
Office*
Phone
(area 608)
E-Mail
Assistant
Ray Cross
President
1720 VH
262-2321
262-0110
rcross@uwsa.edu
Ruth Anderson
Asst. VP,
Administra ve Services
105 RGT
263-4378
randerson@uwsa.edu
Kris ne Andrews
Assoc. VP, Federal and
Corporate Rela ons
1764 VH
263-3362
kandrews@uwsa.edu
Monica Rice
David Brukardt
Assoc. VP, Economic Development
1660 VH
262-3905
dbrukardt@uwsa.edu
Monica Rice
Sr. Assoc. VP & Chief Human
Shenita Brokenburr Resources Officer, HR & Work- 224 RGT
force Diversity
262-8299
sbrokenburr@uwsa.edu
Teresa Bu ers
Jill Mueller
Sue Buth
Director, Policy Analysis &
Research
1530 VH
262-1751
sbuth@uwsa.edu
Kelly Campbell
Julie Gordon
Assoc. VP, Financial
Administra on
254 RGT
262-1803
jgordon@uwsa.edu
Deb Zurkirchen
Julie Gordon
Vice President, Finance (interim)
1624 VH
262-7540
jgordon@uwsa.edu
Kathy Dickerson
Freda Harris
Assoc. VP, Budget &
Planning
1520 VH
262-2734
arris@uwsa.edu
Kathy Dickerson
James P. Henderson
Vice President, Academic &
Student Affairs (designate)
1730 VH
262-3826
jhenderson@uwsa.edu
Kristy Gorman
Douglas Hoerr
Director, Trust Funds
305 RGT
262-9779
dhoerr@uwsa.edu
vacant
Alex Hummel
Assoc. VP, Communica ons
1746 VH
262-4463
ahummel@uwsa.edu
Kris e Nielson
Stephen Kolison
Assoc. VP, Academic Programs
1642 VH
and Educa onal Innova on
263-3680
skolison@uwsa.edu
Ann Fisher
David L. Miller
Vice President, Administra on 1752 VH
262-4048
dmiller@uwsa.edu
Jennie Bauernhuber
Jane S. Radue
Exec. Director & Corporate
Sec. of the Board of Regents
1860 VH
262-2324
jradue@uwsa.edu
Megan Wasley
Alexandria Roe
Assoc. VP, Capital
Planning & Budget
245 RGT
265-0551
aroe@uwsa.edu
Lisa Tessman
David Stack
Assoc. VP, Learning & Informa on Technology Services
(interim)
1552 VH
265-4622
dstack@uwsa.edu
Diana Trendt
Tomas Stafford
General Counsel
1856 VH
263-6105
tstafford@uwsa.edu
Alicia Boll
Lori Stortz
Chief Audit Execu ve
240 RGT
263-4395
lstortz@uwsa.edu
Renee Thums
Diann Sypula
Director, Service Center
201 WW
262-2656
dsypula@uwsa.edu
Gina Barbosa
Jessica Tormey
Chief of Staff
1708 VH
265-5953
jtormey@uwsa.edu
Jill Mueller
James Villa
Vice President, University
Rela ons
1760 VH
262-4464
jvilla@uwsa.edu
Kris e Nielson
Vicki Washington
Assoc. VP, Student Affairs
1604 VH
262-8636
vwashington@uwsa.edu
Brinsen Wynn
*RGT = 780 Regent Street, Madison, 53715
WW = 660 W. Washington Avenue, Madison, 53703
VH = Van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Drive, Madison, 53706
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General Information
Name
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CHANCELLORS
General Information
Institution/Address
UW Colleges
432 N. Lake St.
Madison 53706
UW-Eau Claire
105 Garfield Ave.
Eau Claire 54702
UW-Extension
432 N. Lake St.
Madison 53706
UW-Green Bay
2420 Nicolet Dr.
Green Bay 54311
UW-La Crosse
1725 State St.
La Crosse 54601
UW-Madison
500 Lincoln Dr.
Madison 53706
UW-Milwaukee
PO Box 413
Milwaukee 53201
UW-Oshkosh
800 Algoma Blvd.
Oshkosh 54901
UW-Parkside
PO Box 2000
Kenosha 53140-2000
UW-Platteville
1 University Plaza
Platteville 53818
UW-River Falls
410 South Third St.
River Falls 54022
UW-Stevens Point
2100 Main St.
Stevens Point 54481
UW-Stout
712 S. Broadway
Menomonie 54751
UW-Superior
Belknap & Catlin
Superior 54880
UW-Whitewater
800 W. Main St.
Whitewater 53190
8 CHANCELLORS
Name
Phone/Assistant
Email Address
Year
Appointed
Cathy A. Sandeen
608-262-3786
Katy Kaiser
cathy.sandeen@uwex.uwc.
edu
2014
James Schmidt
715-836-2327
Suzanne Olson
jschmidt@uwec.edu
2013
Cathy A. Sandeen
608-262-3786
Katy Kaiser
cathy.sandeen@uwex.uwc.
edu
2014
Gary L. Miller
920-465-2207
Paula Marcec
millerg@uwgb.edu
2014
Joe Gow
608-785-8004
Judith Albert
jgow@uwlax.edu
2007
Rebecca Blank
608–262–8967
Mary E. Erickson
chancellor@news.wisc.edu
2013
Mark Mone
414-229-5673
mone@uwm.edu
Christine Adams-Matt
2014
Andrew J. Leavitt
920-424-0200
Suzette Thibadeau
leavitt@uwosh.edu
2014
Deborah Ford
262-595-2211
Diane Donnelly
deborah.ford@uwp.edu
2009
Dennis J. Shields
608-342-1234
Joyce Burkholder
shieldsd@uwplatt.edu
2010
Dean Van Galen
715-425-3201
Sherri Skogen
dean.vangalen@uwrf.edu
2009
Bernie L. Patterson
715-346-2123
Jean Scherer
bpatters@uwsp.edu
2010
Bob Meyer
715-232-2441
Julie Zack
meyerb@uwstout.edu
2014
Renée Wachter
715-394-8221
Sonda Strom
rwachter@uwsuper.edu
2011
Beverly A. Kopper
262-472-1918
Rebecca Reichert
kopperb@uww.edu
2015
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UW COLLEGES REGIONAL EXECUTIVE OFFICERS/DEANS
North
Northeast
Southeast
Southwest
N/A
Campus Address and Website
UW-Barron County
1800 College Drive, Rice Lake 54868-2497
barron.uwc.edu
UW-Marathon County
518 South 7th Avenue, Wausau 54401-5396
uwmc.uwc.edu
UW-Marshfield/Wood County
2000 West 5th Street, Marshfield 54449
marshfield.uwc.edu
UW-Marinette
750 West Bay Shore Street, Marinette 54143-4253
marinette.uwc.edu
UW-Fond du Lac
400 University Drive, Fond du Lac 54935-2950
fdl.uwc.edu
UW-Fox Valley
1478 Midway Road, Menasha 54952
uwfox.uwc.edu
UW-Manitowoc
705 Viebahn Street, Manitowoc 54220-6699
manitowoc.uwc.edu
UW-Sheboygan
One University Drive, Sheboygan 53081-4760
sheboygan.uwc.edu
UW-Washington County
400 University Drive, West Bend 53095-3699
washington.uwc.edu
UW-Waukesha
1500 University Drive, Waukesha 53188-2799
waukesha.uwc.edu
UW-Baraboo/Sauk County
1006 Connie Road, Baraboo 53913
baraboo.uwc.edu
UW-Richland
1200 Highway 14 West, Richland Center 53581-1316
richland.uwc.edu
UW-Rock County
2909 Kellogg Avenue, Janesville 53546-5699
rock.uwc.edu
UW Colleges Online and Distance Education
34 Schroeder Court, Suite 200, Madison 53711
online.uwc.edu
Regional CEO/Dean
Keith Montgomery
keith.montgomery@uwc.edu
Martin Rudd
martin.rudd@uwc.edu
Jackie Joseph-Silverstein
jackie.josephsilverstein@uwc.edu
Charles Clark
charles.clark@uwc.edu
Michael Bartlett, Dean
michael.bartlett@uwc.edu
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General Information
Region
Effective January 2016
2014-15 UW System Fact Book
INSTITUTIONS AT-A-GLANCE
General Information
UW-EAU CLAIRE
Eau Claire, WI 54702-4004
Tel.: (715) 836-2637
Web: www.uwec.edu
Founded: 1916
Chancellor: James Schmidt
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 10,692
Academic Programs: 53 undergraduate majors; 11 master’s degrees;
educational specialist degree; doctor of nursing practice (DNP)
Student Newspaper: The Spectator, weekly, www.spectatornews.com;
The Flip Side, bi-weekly, www.flipsidepress.org
Radio Station: WUEC-FM, 89.7 MHz., www.wuec.org, 5,000 watts
2014-2015 Budget: $220,826,675
UW-GREEN BAY
Green Bay, WI 54311-7001
Tel.: (920) 465-2000
Web: www.uwgb.edu
Founded: 1965
Chancellor: Gary L. Miller
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 6,921
Academic Programs: 40 undergraduate majors; 6 master’s programs
­(Applied Leadership for Teaching and Learning, Management, Environmental Science and Policy, Social Work, Sustainable Management,
Leadership and Management in Health Systems)
Student Newspaper: The Fourth Estate, weekly
Radio Station: WPNE-FM, 89.3 MHz.; WHID-FM, 88.1 MHz (located on
UW-Green Bay campus and operated by the Wisconsin Educational
Communications Board and UW-Extension)
2014–2015 Budget: $127,529,471
UW-LA CROSSE
La Crosse, WI 54601
Tel.: (608) 785-8000
Web: www.uwlax.edu
Founded: 1909
Chancellor: Joe Gow
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 10,664
Academic Programs: 45 undergraduate majors; 17 master’s degrees;
education specialist; doctor of physical therapy; 3 certificate programs
Student Newspaper: The Racquet, weekly
Radio Station: WLSU-FM, 88.9 Mhz, 8,200 watts, and WHLA-FM, 90.3
Mhz, 100,000 watts, affiliated with Wisconsin Public Radio.
TV: 75 cable channels, 5 in-house channels, direct cablecasting to community, fiber campus wide, Video Over IP with multiport bridging, satellite downlinking, audio conferencing capabilities, digital media creation
and production
2014-2015 Budget: $223,548,975
UW-MADISON
Madison, WI 53706
Tel.: (608) 262-1234
Web: www.wisc.edu
Founded: 1848
Chancellor: Rebecca Blank
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 42,865
Academic Programs: 134 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in
147 disciplines; Ph.Ds in 107 disciplines; 7 professional practice doctorates (M.D.; J.D.; Aud. w/ UWSP; DNP; D.V.M.; Pharm.D.; DPT); S.J.D.
Student Newspapers: Daily Cardinal (daily); Badger Herald (daily)
Radio Stations: WHA* 970 KHz, 4,340 watts; WERN-FM* 88.7 MHz,
25,000 watts; WSUM 91.7 MHz, 5,500 watts
TV: WHA-TV*, Ch. 21, 60-mile radius
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2014-2015 Budget: $2,922,656,172
*Located on campus and operated by the Wisconsin Educational Communica-
tions Board and UW-Extension
UW-MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee, WI 53201
Tel.: (414) 229-1122
Web: www.uwm.edu
Founded: 1885
Chancellor: Mark Mone
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 28,013
Academic Programs: 93 undergraduate majors; 59 master’s degrees,
education specialist; 34 doctoral; 2 professional practice doctorates
(DNP; DPT)
Radio Station: WUWM-FM, 89.7 Mhz, www.wuwm.com, 13,500 watts
2014-2015 Budget: $704,609,577
UW-OSHKOSH
Oshkosh, WI 54901
Tel.: (920) 424-1234
Web: www.uwosh.edu
Founded: 1871
Chancellor: Andrew J. Leavitt
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 14,542
Academic Programs: 62 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in
19 disciplines, 5 graduate achievement programs, 19 certificate programs; professional practice doctorate (DNP)
Student Newspaper: Advance-Titan, semi-weekly
Radio Station: WRST-FM, 90.3 MHz; 960 watts
TV: closed-circuit on campus, cable casting on the Time Warner
Cable System in Oshkosh.
2014-2015 Budget: $265,464,029
UW-PARKSIDE
Somers, WI 53144
Tel.: (262) 595-2345
Web: www.uwp.edu
Founded: 1968
Chancellor: Deborah Ford
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 4,584
Academic Programs: 37 undergraduate majors; 4 master’s degrees:
Business Administration (MBA), Applied Molecular Biology (MSAMB),
Computer and Information Systems (MSCIS), Sustainable Management
Student Newspaper: The Ranger News, weekly
Radio Station: WIPZ 101.5FM and web streaming
2014-2015 Budget: $100,447,827
UW-PLATTEVILLE
Platteville, WI 53818
Tel.: (608) 342-1491
Web: www.uwplatt.edu
Founded: 1866
Chancellor: Dennis J. Shields
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 8,901
Academic Programs: 44 undergraduate majors (2 are delivered via
distance ed); 11 master’s programs, including a joint International
Master’s, 6 web-based master’s programs, and 3 on-campus graduate
programs.
Student Newspaper: Exponent, weekly
Radio Station: WSUP-FM, 90.5 MHz., 1,000 watts
Technology: ITFS origination and receive; satellite downlinking; compressed videoconferencing; fiber optic network.
2014-2015 Budget: $188,041,742
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UW-STEVENS POINT
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Tel.: (715) 346-0123
Web: www.uwsp.edu
Founded: 1894
Chancellor: Bernie L. Patterson
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 9,322
Academic Programs: 58 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 13
programs; professional practice doctorate (Aud. w/ UW-Madison)
Student Newspaper: The Pointer, weekly
Radio Station: WWSP-FM, 89.9 MHz., 30,000 watts.
Charter Cable TV ch. 998; IP high definition videoconferencing; C and Ku
band satellite downlinking
2014-2015 Budget: $219,649,424
UW-STOUT
Menomonie, WI 54751
Tel.: (715) 232-1122
Web: www.uwstout.edu
Founded: 1891
Chancellor: Bob Meyer
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 9,371
Academic Programs: 48 undergraduate majors; 23 master’s degrees,
education specialist degrees in Career and Technical Education and
School Psychology; and doctor of education in Career and Technical Ed.
Student Newspaper: Stoutonia, weekly
Technology: 1,100 wireless access points providing up to 300 Mbs of
bandwidth. WiFi network ave. 5,200 unique users a day. Campus internet connection is 2Gbs. Wired connections are 100 Mbs or 1GB speeds.
62 mediated general classrooms, 71 mediated labs, 3 distance education labs, 1 distance ed./video production studio.
2014-2015 Budget: $209,213,835
UW-SUPERIOR
Superior, WI 54880
Tel.: (715) 394-8101
Web: www.uwsuper.edu
Founded: 1893
Chancellor: Renée Wachter
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 2,589
Academic Programs: 33 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 7
disciplines; specialist degree in educational administration
Student Newspaper: The Stinger
Radio Station: KUWS-FM, 91.3 MHz, 83 kilowatts
Technology: 200 wireless access points providing 300 Mbs of bandwidth. WiFi network ave. 1,500 unique users a day. Campus internet
connection is 600 Mbs. Wired connections are 100 Mbs or 1GB speeds.
2014-2015 Budget: $74,460,302
UW-WHITEWATER
Whitewater, WI 53190
Tel.: (262) 472-1234
Web: www.uww.edu
Founded: 1868
Chancellor: Beverly A. Kopper
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 12,159
Academic Programs: 49 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in
11 disciplines; 1 cooperative graduate program; 7 post-baccalaureate
­certificate programs
Student Newspaper: The Royal Purple, weekly
Radio Station: WSUW-FM, 91.7 MHz., 1300 watts
TV: Closed circuit system on campus provides 81 channels of programming including two local channels. Cable 19 is a student operated television service which features student produced sports, news and public
affairs, arts, and entertaining programming that can also be seen in the
City of Whitewater. The Residence Hall Movie Channel (Channel 16)
shows contemporary and classic films for students living in residence
halls.
2014-2015 Budget: $219,278,612
UW COLLEGES
Central Office: 432 N. Lake St.
Madison, WI 53706
Tel.: (608) 262-3786
Web: www.uwc.edu
Chancellor: Cathy A. Sandeen
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 14,172 at 13 campuses and online
Academic Programs: Freshman, sophomore, liberal arts general education, pre-professional studies, Associate of Arts and Science degree,and
Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree (at 6 campuses); also collaborative bachelor and master degree, certificate, credit and non-credit
continuing education, and community outreach programs.
Student Newspapers: at 5 campuses
2014-2015 Budget: $145,609,834
(For a listing of all Colleges, locations, telephone numbers and Deans,
see page 9.)
UW-EXTENSION
Administrative Office: 432 N. Lake St.
Madison, WI 53706-1498
Tel.: (608) 262-3786
Web: www.uwex.edu
Founded: 1891
Chancellor: Cathy A. Sandeen
2013-14 contacts and enrollments: see page 22
Programming divisions: Broadcasting and Media Innovations; Continuing Education, Outreach and E-Learning; Cooperative Extension; Business and Entrepreneurship
Radio: Wisconsin Public Radio, a partnership with the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board. Network of 34 stations around the state.
TV: Wisconsin Public Television, a partnership with the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board. Six broadcast stations covering the entire
state with the exception of Milwaukee.
Area Served: Statewide. UW-Extension faculty/staff in every county
Extension Office and at all UW System institutions and 3 tribal nations.
Facilities: Provided by the 72 Wisconsin counties, UW-Extension Conference Centers in Madison, and UW System university/college facilities
statewide.
2014-2015 Budget: $219,661,716
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General Information
UW-RIVER FALLS
River Falls, WI 54022
Tel.: (715) 425-3911
Web: www.uwrf.edu
Founded: 1874
Chancellor: Dean Van Galen
Fall 2014 Enrollment: 6,184
Academic Programs: 51 undergraduate majors; master’s degrees in 12
disciplines, education specialist degree in school psychology, and 4 postbaccalaureate certificate programs
Student Newspaper: The Student Voice, weekly
Radio Station: WRFW-FM, 88.7 MHz, 3,000 watts
TV: Four campus-originated channels including one automated bulletin
board, a closed-circuit student film channel, a channel for satellite
downlinks and channel 19, student organization local access for campus
and the communities of Hudson and River Falls. Satellite downlinking,
video/IP conferencing, video production, athletic event streaming, and
DVD authoring.
2014-2015 Budget: $134,428,384
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ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2014-15
General Information
Semester I
Institution
Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
Faculty Contract
Year
8/25-5/24
8/25-5/24
8/25-5/24
8/25-5/24
8/18–5/17
Any 39 weeks
between 6/16/14
and 6/5/15
8/24-5/23
8/19-5/19
8/25-5/24
8/25-5/24
8/25-5/24
8/24-5/24
8/20-5/19
8/25-5/24
Registration
Advising
8/27-8/29
8/25-8/29
8/29-9/1
Varies by Major
8/25-8/29
Begins 9/2
Classes Begin
Semester Ends
Commencement
9/2
9/2
9/2
9/2
9/2
9/3
12/19
12/17
12/29
12/20
12/20
1/23
12/20
12/13
12/14
12/21
12/14
12/13
Begins 4/14
8/19-8/29
8/25-8/29
8/27-8/29
9/1-9/2,10/22
Begins 10/13
8/20-8/29
8/25-8/29
9/3
9/2
9/3
9/2
9/3
9/2
9/3
9/2
12/12
12/19
12/18
12/19
12/19
12/19
12/23
12/22
12/13
12/13
12/13
12/13
12/13
12/13
12/13
--
Semester II
Institution
Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
Interim
1/5-1/23
1/2-1/23
1/5–1/23
-1/5-1/22
1/5-1/23
1/5-1/31
1/5-1/16
12/26-1/24
1/5-1/17
1/5-1/24
12/26-1/16
12/29-1/16
--
Registration
Advising
1/22–1/23
1/12-1/23
1/24-1/25
Varies by Major
1/20-1/23
Begins 1/30
Begins 11/10/14
1/7-1/16
1/20-1/23
1/14-1/16
3/31
Begins 3/9
1/12-1/16
1/12-1/16 &
1/20-1/23
12 ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2014-15
Classes
Begin
1/26
1/26
1/26
1/20
1/26
2/2
2/2
1/20
1/26
1/20
1/26
1/20
1/20
1/26
Spring Recess
3/23-3/27
3/14-3/22
3/13–3/23
3/28-4/5
3/15-3/22
3/22-3/29
3/29-4/5
3/14-3/22
3/14-3/20
3/14-3/22
3/14-3/22
3/16-3/20
3/20-3/30
3/23-3/27
Semester
Ends
5/22
5/15
5/22
5/16
5/16
6/5
5/15
5/15
5/14
5/15
5/15
5/15
5/19
5/19
Commencement
5/23
5/16
5/10
5/15-5/17
5/17
5/16
5/16
5/9
5/16
5/16
5/9
5/16
5/16
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ACADEMIC YEAR CALENDAR 2015-16
Institution
Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
Faculty Contract
Year
8/24-5/22
8/24-5/22
8/31-5/29
8/24-5/22
8/24–5/22
Any 39 weeks
between 6/15/15
and 6/3/16
8/24-5/22
8/24-5/18
8/24-5/22
8/24-5/23
8/24-5/22
8/26-5/24
8/19-5/17
8/26-5/24
Registration
Advising
8/28, 8/31 & 9/1
8/24-8/28
8/31
Varies by Major
8/24-8/27
Begins 9/8
Classes Begin
Semester Ends
Commencement
9/2
9/2
9/8
9/2
9/2
9/9
12/18
12/15
12/30
12/23
12/14
12/18
12/19
12/19
12/20
12/20
12/20
12/19
4/6-8/29
8/24-9/1
8/24-8/28
8/24-8/26
9/7-9/8
4/6-9/9
Year Round
8/26-8/28, 8/31
& 9/1
9/2
9/2
9/2
9/2
9/9
9/2
9/2
9/2
12/11
12/22
12/21
12/22
12/22
12/22
12/23
12/22
12/12
12/12
12/19
12/19
12/19
12/19
12/19
--
Semester II
Institution
Interim
Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
1/4-1/22
1/4-1/22
1/4–1/22
-1/4-1/21
1/4-1/22
1/4-1/29
1/4-1/15
12/23-1/23
1/4-1/20
12/28-1/16
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
12/28-1/15
12/29-1/15
--
Registration
Advising
1/21–1/22
1/11-1/22
1/19
Varies by Major
1/19-1/22
1/29
1/9-1/29
1/12-1/15
1/19-1/22
1/20-1/22
10/27
Classes
Begin
1/25
1/25
1/25
1/19
1/25
2/1
2/1
1/19
1/25
1/25
1/19
11/2-1/25
Year Round
1/12-1/15 &
1/19-1/20
1/19
1/19
1/25
Spring Recess
3/21-3/25
3/12-3/20
3/11–3/21
3/19-3/27
3/13-3/20
3/20-3/27
3/20-3/26
3/19-3/28
3/14-3/20
3/19-3/27
3/11( 5pm)3/20
3/12-3/20
3/18-3/28
3/21-3/25
Semester
Ends
5/20
5/13
5/20
5/14
5/10
6/3
5/13
5/13
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General Information
Semester I
2014-15 UW System Fact Book
STUDENT STATISTICS DEFINITIONS
ASSOCIATE DEGREE
The award designating the completion of an academic program requiring two years of full-time preparation. Associate degrees are awarded by
all of the freshman/sophomore UW Colleges and several of the UW comprehensive institutions.
BACHELOR’S DEGREE
The award designating the completion of an academic program requiring four, but not more than five, years of full-time preparation.
COMPREHENSIVE UNIVERSITY
The 11 UW System universities that are primarily designated as bachelor’s and master’s degree granting institutions.
DEGREES CONFERRED
The number of degrees awarded during a fiscal year (July 1-June 30).
DOCTORATE-RESEARCH/SCHOLARSHIP DEGREE
A Ph.D. or other doctor’s degree that requires advanced work beyond the master’s level, including the preparation and defense of a dissertation
based on original research, or the planning and execution of an original project demonstrating substantial artistic or scholarly achievement.
Student Statistics
DOCTORAL UNIVERSITY
The designation for UW System institutions that confer a significant number of doctorate-research/scholarship degrees in addition to bachelor’s
and master’s degrees.
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE)
An enrollment calculation representing one student enrollment at full credit load. FTE calculation is based on the number of credits carried divided by 15, 12 or 7, depending on the student’s program (undergraduate, graduate, doctoral-research/scholarship, professional practice) level.
FULL-TIME/PART-TIME STATUS
An enrollment category based on a student’s credit load. Full-time undergraduates have 12 or more credits. Full-time master’s, education
specialist, clinical doctorate, and graduate specials have 8 or more credits at UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee, and 9 or more credits at all other
campuses.
GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN (STATE)
The state in which the student resided at the time of application. Students not from one of the 50 United States are grouped into 3 additional
categories - International, U.S. Territories, and U.S. Citizens Abroad.
GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL
This category includes both students seeking a graduate degree (master’s, education specialist, or Ph.D.) and professional practice students
(who are seeking a degree in medicine, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, or a clinical doctorate degree). Non-degree seeking students, who are
assessed graduate fees, are also included in this category.
GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL DEGREE
This grouping reports degrees at the doctorate-research/scholarship, master’s, and professional practice level.
HEADCOUNT
The number of students attending a specific UW System institution. Students attending more than one UW institution are counted once at each
institution that they are attending.
INSTITUTION
One of the UW comprehensive or doctoral campuses or the UW Colleges as a collective group.
MASTER’S DEGREE
The award designating the completion of an academic program requiring at least one but not more than two years of full-time preparation
beyond the bachelor’s degree.
NEW FRESHMAN/NEW STUDENT
A degree-seeking undergraduate who enrolling for the first time in a UW System institution and is not transferring credits from any other institution. All new degree-seeking undergraduate students, whether or not they are freshmen by classification/credits, are categorized as new freshmen. On reports including both classification and entrance status, the sum of new freshmen, new sophomores, new juniors, and new seniors
will equal the new freshman total on other reports.
RACE/ETHNICITY
A student’s self-reported race/ethnicity. International students are classified as a group regardless of race/ethnicity. Beginning in fall 2008,
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students were allowed to specify more than one race/ethnicity. Hawaiian/Pacific Islander was also added as a separate race/ethnicity category;
prior to 2008, these students were included in the Other Asian group. The Hispanic/Latino category includes students identifying as Hispanic/
Latino alone or in combination with other race/ethnicities. Students who chose not to provide a race/ethnicity are reported in the “Unknown”
category.
RECIPROCITY
A student who is authorized for a tuition rate based on a reciprocity agreement. Most of these students participate through the reciprocity
agreement with Minnesota; a few students participate through an agreement with Michigan.
RE-ENTRY STUDENT
A student who was enrolled at a particular institution, left for one or more terms, and then re-enrolled at the original institution.
RE-ENTRY/TRANSFER STUDENT
A student who had previously attended an institution, left for one or more semesters, and is returning to the same institution with transferable
credits.
SPECIAL STUDENT
A student who is enrolled in courses but is not enrolled in a degree program.
TRANSFER STUDENT
A transfer student is a student who previously earned credits at another institution.
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
A student who is enrolled in an associate or bachelor’s degree program or enrolled as a special (non-degree seeking) student assessed undergraduate fees.
UW COLLEGES
A designation for the 13 UW System freshman/sophomore campuses and UW Colleges Online that grant associate degrees and/or prepare
students to transfer to four-year institutions.
WISCONSIN COUNTY OF ORIGIN
The county in which students from Wisconsin resided at the time of application.
The following pages contain only a fraction of the student statistics available from the UW System. For more
extensive information on enrollments, degree attainment, financial aid, retention and graduation, transfer
students, and how the UW System compares nationally,
please see the UW System Office of Policy Analysis & Research website at wisconsin.edu/offices/opar/ or contact the office at (608) 262-6441, opar@uwsa.edu.
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Student Statistics
RESIDENT STATUS
A student’s resident status for fee purposes (determined by the Registrar at each institution). A student is designated as a Wisconsin resident, a
Minnesota or Michigan reciprocity student, or a non-resident. Students participating in tuition discount programs such as Return to Wisconsin,
UW-Platteville’s Tri-State program, and the Midwest Student Exchange Program are included in the non-resident category.
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FALL 2014 REPORT OF HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Undergraduate and Specials
Student Statistics
Eau Claire
Resident
Non-Resident
Green Bay
Resident
Non-Resident
La Crosse
Resident
Non-Resident
Madison
Resident
Non-Resident
Milwaukee
Resident
Non-Resident
Oshkosh
Resident
Non-Resident
Parkside
Resident
Non-Resident
Platteville
Resident
Non-Resident
River Falls
Resident
Non-Resident
Stevens Point
Resident
Non-Resident
Stout
Resident
Non-Resident
Superior
Resident
Non-Resident
Whitewater
Resident
Non-Resident
Universities
Resident
Non-Resident
Colleges
Resident
Non-Resident
Fresh. Soph. JuniorSenior
3,090
2,523
2,141
2,166
2,303
1,731
1,539
1,617
792
602
549
787
879
1,074
1,421
2,287
804
989
1,330
2,094
75
85
91
193
2,698
2,435
2,181
2,150
2,001
1,752
1,695
2,243
434
429
455
455
4,946
6,242
7,492
10,328
6,704
3,105
3,743
4,546
1,841
2,499
2,946
3,624
4,824
4,843
4,751
7,134
4,158
4,253
4,311
6,635
666
590
440
499
3,419
2,491
2,144
2,263
3,255
2,313
2,028
2,170
178
116
93
164
990
1,014
981
1,296
1,089
832
868
803
158
146
178
207
2,221
2,385
1,666
1,601
1,708
1,747
1,249
1,214
638
417
387
513
1,410
1,165
1,225
1,551
704
677
562
554
733
603
671
847
2,867
2,296
1,769
1,923
2,562
1,979
1,570
1,694
317
199
229
305
2,755
2,137
1,512
1,658
1,905
1,369
973
1,116
768
539
542
850
918
453
438
530
478
220
223
238
233
215
292
440
2,932
2,355
2,888
2,322
2,537
2,009
2,418
1,957
346
470
365
395
43,496
30,124
29,077
30,483
34,217
22,945
22,167
23,245
7,179
6,910
7,238
9,279
Special
247
175
72
1,007
975
32
351
202
149
1,982
1,366
616
1,527
1,294
233
2,995
2,862
133
167
162
5
174
119
55
370
122
248
143
129
14
192
87
105
116
90
26
474
407
67
9,745
7,990
1,755
7,718
7,413
305
3,736
3,621
115
74
72
2
15
15
2,629
2,357
272
338
311
389
1,031
292
704
239
311
244
712
476
602
1,424
645
153
94
181
475
128
232
95
136
85
346
188
250
514
859
12
23
1
8
11
5
3
2
1
15
5
2
1
63
177
57
196
41
171
161
163
232
91
106
85
306
780
UW System Total
37,842
Resident
30,358
Non-Resident
7,484
32,813
25,788
7,025
30,557
23,317
7,240
43,511
34,232
9,279
12,374
10,347
2,027
Baraboo
Barron
Fond du Lac
Fox Valley
Manitowoc
Marathon
Marinette
Marshfield
Richland
Rock
Sheboygan
Washington
Waukesha
UWC Online
Note: Non-resident includes Minnesota and Michigan reciprocity students.
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FALL 2014 REPORT OF HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT
Graduate and
19,315
9,473
9,842
Grad Sp
63
53
10
51
44
7
109
101
8
415
333
82
270
256
14
13
13
93
27
66
39
36
3
102
92
10
346
156
190
5
3
2
81
79
2
1,587
1,193
394
1,587
1,193
394
Law
594
363
231
Med.
733
562
171
Pharm.
533
418
115
Vet.
331
231
100
Prof. Doc.
78
65
13
133
97
36
269
223
46
191
177
14
72
68
4
20
10
10
26
21
5
594
363
231
594
363
231
733
562
171
733
562
171
533
418
115
533
418
115
331
231
100
331
231
100
789
661
128
789
661
128
Totals
Men
4,314
3,175
1,139
2,387
2,188
199
4,562
3,677
885
21,180
11,652
9,528
13,240
11,256
1,984
5,626
5,284
342
2,199
1,870
329
5,696
4,115
1,581
2,393
1,072
1,321
4,350
3,739
611
4,768
3,231
1,537
1,010
470
540
6,017
5,106
911
77,742
56,835
20,907
Women
Total
6,378 10,692
4,577
7,752
1,801
2,940
4,534
6,921
4,218
6,406
316
515
6,102 10,664
4,792
8,469
1,310
2,195
21,685 42,865
12,408 24,060
9,277 18,805
14,773 28,013
12,678 23,934
2,095
4,079
8,916 14,542
8,484 13,768
432
774
2,385
4,584
1,989
3,859
396
725
3,205
8,901
2,349
6,464
856
2,437
3,791
6,184
1,778
2,850
2,013
3,334
4,972
9,322
4,431
8,170
541
1,152
4,603
9,371
2,886
6,117
1,717
3,254
1,579
2,589
845
1,315
734
1,274
6,142 12,159
5,195 10,301
947
1,858
89,065166,807
66,630 123,465
22,435 43,342
6,627
6,288
339
7,545
7,190
355
14,172
13,478
694
262
258
312
885
202
561
235
248
250
509
378
494
1,195
838
305
355
315
817
259
546
260
375
317
643
392
443
1,066
1,452
567
613
627
1,702
461
1,107
495
623
567
1,152
770
937
2,261
2,290
84,369
63,123
21,246
Eau Claire
Res.
Non-Res.
Green Bay
Res.
Non-Res.
La Crosse
Res.
Non-Res.
Madison
Res.
Non-Res.
Milwaukee
Res.
Non-Res.
Oshkosh
Res.
Non-Res.
Parkside
Res.
Non-Res.
Platteville
Res.
Non-Res.
River Falls
Res.
Non-Res.
Stevens Point
Res.
Non-Res.
Stout
Res.
Non-Res.
Superior
Res.
Non-Res.
Whitewater
Res.
Non-Res.
Universities
Res.
Non-Res.
Res.
Non-Res.
Colleges
Baraboo
Barron
Fond du Lac
Fox Valley
Manitowoc
Marathon
Marinette
Marshfield
Richland
Rock
Sheboygan
Washington
Waukesha
UWC Online
96,610180,979
UW System Total
73,820 136,943
Res.
22,790 44,036
Non-Res.
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Student Statistics
Grad
384
269
115
202
170
32
607
378
229
9,415
2,799
6,616
4,328
2,773
1,555
888
816
72
123
92
31
761
400
361
424
195
229
202
134
68
745
490
255
129
63
66
1,107
894
213
19,315
9,473
9,842
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FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY STATE OF ORIGIN
Upper number indicates total from each state
Lower number in italic type indicates new freshmen from each state
AK
58
10
WA
ND
MT
268
22
Student Statistics
OR
ID
160
9
NV
53
7
57
6
47
1
UT
CO
92
4
274
26
AZ
NM
175
15
IA
NE
CA
1,329
140
15,408
2,972
SD
WY
71
5
64
4
VT
MN
99
12
52
4
96
9
KS
133
12
OK
58
3
TX
459
28
WI
136,289
22,358
883
133
MO
307
35
42
3
IL
LA
51
2
IN
TN
MS
26
0
WV
MI
28
1
1,100
127
9,292 299
1,799 32
AR
AL
55
2
GA 69
7
169
19
FL
408
52
54
4
Total U.S.
International
U.S. Territories
Citizen Abroad
Unknown
Total
18 FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY STATE OF ORIGIN
Total
172,286
8,452
37
37
167
180,979
395
49
186
13
ME
42
5
MA
1,053
VA 304
23
NC
SC
50
1
NY 131
PA
OH
424
24
77
KY 5
121
10
HI
New Freshmen
28,365
722
1
4
11
29,103
NH
49
6
367
47
CT RI
NJ 219 29
5
439 36
68
MD DE
369
59
27
2
DC
109
18
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FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY WISCONSIN COUNTY OF ORIGIN
Upper number indicates total from each county
Lower number in italic type indicates new freshmen from each county
New Freshmen
22,358
Total Wisconsin
673
108
832
159
1,861
349
329
53
1,042
180
941
137
1,147
183
147
28
185
25
239
41
80
10
413
62
249
34
279
54
549
92
297
61
743
103
517
84
258
58
1,230
195
456
84
400
65
804
123
1,848
309
2,281
414
244
39
1,383
234
425
52
12,259
1,700
985
140
651
79
41
8
1,394
254
346
68
154
30
1,662
316
589
122
914
148
357
68
4,360
756
737
131
2,167
328
137
16
653
111
377
65
1,252
206
43
6
622
80
282
37
2,331
310
272
42
136,289
Student Statistics
186
32
Total
520
71
428
57
2,653
402
1,348
237
1,811
328
4,078
680
2,194
404
809
129
4,863
682
3,369
608
4,015
750
13,584
2,467
2,386
450
440
72
6,045
971
6,910
1,068
2,888
488
16,690
2,699
4,872
816
3,763
590
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FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY RACE/ETHNICITY AND GENDER
African
American
M
F
Eau Claire
41
34
Green Bay
47
La Crosse
45
Madison
Hispanic/
Latino(a)
American
Indian
M
M
F
F
Other Asian
American
M
M
M
F
F
F
M
Student Statistics
67
52
68
12
81
77
5
60
237
368
20
22
779
779
68
443
453
9
12
361
332
26
66
130
248
1
6
53
112
6
3
11
22
5
4
58
45
102
9
14
38
14
4
5
39
85
5
11
49
52
1
3
17
F
M
102
3,803
F
5,711
Total
M
F
133
141
91
160
35
149
156
10
447
514
905
1,026
48
Milwaukee
837
1,339
952
1,212
52
Oshkosh
121
146
184
279
Parkside
155
229
263
297
Platteville
97
73
156
River Falls
63
40
68
Stevens Pt
120
71
121
153
21
15
76
92
1
6
30
35
71
95
3,829
4,428
81
77
9,322
98
57
112
108
11
17
127
97
7
7
30
51
90
65
4,054
4,089
239
112
9,371
UW Colleges
180
International
37
Total
80
White/
Unknown
49
Whitewater
2
Two or More
Races
112
Superior
16
Hawaiian/
Pacific
Islander
111
Stout
17
Southeast
Asian
3
43
79
84
10,692
6
27
40
62
99
1,998
3,998
75
47
6,921
2
35
63
92
129
3,971
5,481
174
145
10,664
482
548
15,334
16,006
2,928
2,362
42,865
354
488
9,282
10,252
950
617
28,013
109
153
4,925
7,827
77
79
14,542
77
88
1,574
1,648
50
49
4,584
19
74
64
5,118
2,826
161
88
8,901
23
49
81
2,008
3,346
133
150
6,184
27
19
31
29
19
43
2
4
1
2
7
16
29
52
822
1,341
72
73
2,589
300
260
257
310
13
19
51
42
5
5
70
65
190
204
5,030
5,159
101
78
12,159
189
167
374
432
32
35
177
200
5
10
92
82
137
159
5,595
6,434
26
26
14,172
2,587
3,035
3,774
4,461
304
446
1,554
1,917
66
93
1,641
1,741
1,900
2,327
67,343
78,546
5,200
4,044
180,979
FALL 2014 HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY AGE-RANGE AND GENDER
19 and Under
M
20 to 24
F
M
25 to 29
F
M
30 to 34
F
M
35 and Over
F
M
Unknown
F
M
Total
F
Eau Claire
1,384
2,352
2,407
3,315
270
278
118
168
135
265
10,692
Green Bay
753
1,520
1,005
1,725
235
419
138
254
256
616
6,921
La Crosse
1,524
2,262
2,605
3,333
262
230
78
86
93
191
10,664
Madison
5,659
6,353
10,097
10,313
3,003
2,689
1,244
1,108
1,177
1,222
42,865
Milwaukee
2,539
3,298
6,227
6,574
2,200
2,304
988
951
1,286
1,646
Oshkosh
2,027
3,976
2,552
3,247
447
605
222
361
376
723
Parkside
549
680
1,040
1,097
293
248
123
117
194
243
28,013
2
4
14,542
4,584
Platteville
1,838
1,012
2,933
1,528
358
217
215
136
352
312
8,901
River Falls
638
1,206
1,309
2,027
240
223
82
97
124
238
6,184
Stevens Point
1,362
1,507
2,444
2,839
315
284
111
125
118
217
9,322
Stout
1,277
1,250
2,359
2,195
438
361
241
244
453
553
9,371
Superior
Whitewater
UW Colleges
Total
211
357
493
614
123
192
60
123
123
293
1,923
2,082
3,114
3,098
483
426
206
206
290
330
2,589
1
12,159
3,248
3,987
1,971
1,924
616
581
331
345
459
703
2
5
14,172
24,932
31,842
40,556
43,829
9,283
9,057
4,157
4,321
5,436
7,552
5
9
180,979
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FALL 2014 UNDERGRAD ENROLLMENT BY GENDER AND FULL-TIME/PART-TIME STATUS
Female
Full-time
Male
Part-time
Full-time
Total
Part-time
Full-time
Part-time
Total
Eau Claire
5,456
586
3,784
341
9,240
927
10,167
Green Bay
2,679
1,690
1,528
771
4,207
2,461
6,668
5,243
301
4,002
269
9,245
570
9,815
Madison
14,348
1,423
13,663
1,556
28,011
2,979
30,990
Milwaukee
9,570
2,305
9,202
2,002
18,772
4,307
23,079
Oshkosh
5,145
2,910
3,811
1,446
8,956
4,356
13,312
Parkside
1,693
626
1,645
484
3,338
1,110
4,448
Platteville
2,459
364
4,672
552
7,131
916
8,047
River Falls
3,157
303
2,022
239
5,179
542
5,721
Stevens Point
4,332
392
3,986
288
8,318
680
8,998
Stout
3,246
603
3,644
761
6,890
1,364
8,254
Superior
1,124
363
803
165
1,927
528
2,455
Whitewater
4,988
526
4,991
466
9,979
992
10,971
UW Colleges
3,632
3,913
3,668
2,959
7,300
6,872
14,172
67,072
16,305
61,421
12,299
128,493
28,604
157,097
Total
2011
2012
180,979
2010
179,828
180,969
175,056
181,269
170,000
169,706
175,000
168,504
Headcount
180,000
173,393
185,000
178,909
190,000
182,090
FALL STUDENT HEADCOUNT, 10-YEAR HISTORY
165,000
160,000
155,000
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2013
2014
Fall Term
Fall 2014 Highlights
Percentage of UW System Students who are:
•Wisconsin residents
76%
•Women
53%
•Students of color
14%
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UW-EXTENSION CONTACTS AND ENROLLMENTS
(For Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2014)
Broadcasting and Media Innovations1
Wisconsin Public Radio listeners per week
447,100
Wisconsin Public Television viewers per week
537,000
Wisconsin Public Television telecourse hours
NA
Instructional Communications Systems-supported interactive conferencing hours
183,180
Continuing Education, Outreach and E-Learning Extension
Noncredit programs
7,272
Noncredit enrollments
187,504
Undergraduate enrollments (campus-based credit activity)
Graduate enrollments (campus-based credit activity)
2
2
Student Statistics
Online courses
31,662
7,346
215
Online certificate and degree programs
13
Online enrollments
4,818
Independent Learning enrollments
1,411
3
UW Higher Education Location Program (HELP) contacts
31,329
Learner Support Services contacts
165,450
Online applications to UW System campuses
173,666
Cooperative Extension teaching contacts
Agriculture/Agribusiness
269,202
Community, Natural Resource and Economic Development
124,575
Family Living Programs
532,132
4-H and Youth Development
354,608
4
Leadership Wisconsin
704
Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey
15,755
1,296,976
Total contacts5
Entrepreneurship and Economic Development
Consulting and technical assistance clients
2,256
Wisconsin Business Answerline-assisted clients
1,481
Counseling and technical assistance hours
18,522
233
Business education programs
6
Business education participants (noncredit)
6
Business startups
3,430
169
Extension Conference Centers (The Lowell Center and The Pyle Center)
Conference participants
Events
58,133
1,687
Wisconsin Public Radio and Wisconsin Public Television are partnership services of the UW-Extension and the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board.
University of Wisconsin-Extension coordinates off-campus credit courses. Credit is offered by the UW degree-granting institutions.
3
Independent Learning enrollments are adjusted for student withdrawals during FY 2014.
4
4-H Youth Development participants include both yearlong-enrolled 4-H club members and short-term youth program participants.
5
Cooperative Extension faculty/staff reach the public through direct teaching, publications, exhibits, mass and social media, videoconferences, phone contacts, letters, websites and computer/phone networks. Cooperative
Extension contacts are for calendar year 2013, except for the Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey contacts which are reported for fiscal years.
6
Business education programs and business education participants include UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee Continuing Education.
1
2
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UW SYSTEM TOTAL ENROLLMENTS, 1972 - 2014
(Excludes Extension contacts)
200,000
190,000
180,000
170,000
160,000
Student Statistics
150,000
140,000
130,000
120,000
110,000
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
100,000
Headcount
FTE
See next two pages for actual numbers and breakdown by institution.
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HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENTS HISTORICAL TABLE, FALL 1972-2014
FALL
TOTAL UW
2014
180,979
10,692
6,921 10,664
42,865
28,013
14,542
4,584
8,901
6,184
9,322
9,371
2,589
12,159
14,172
2013
179,828
10,907
6,667 10,502
42,903
27,784
13,902
4,617
8,717
6,171
9,643
9,286
2,656
12,015
14,058
2012
180,969
11,047
6,790 10,380
42,463
29,114
13,519
4,769
8,678
6,447
9,677
9,247
2,700
12,031
14,107
SYSTEM
Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River
Stevens
Falls
Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
2011
181,269
11,234
6,665 10,258
42,065
29,726
13,513
4,887
8,262
6,788
9,477
9,356
2,825
11,643
14,570
2010
182,090
11,413
6,636 10,135
42,180
30,470
13,629
5,160
7,928
6,902
9,500
9,339
2,856
11,557
14,385
2009
178,909
11,216
6,638 10,009
41,654
30,418
13,192
5,303
7,803
6,728
9,209
9,017
2,794
11,139
13,789
2008
175,056
11,140
6,286
9,880
41,620
29,215
12,753
5,167
7,512
6,555
9,163
8,839
2,689
10,962
13,275
2007
173,393
10,854
6,110
9,994
41,563
29,338
12,772
5,010
7,189
6,452
9,115
8,477
2,753
10,737
13,029
Student Statistics
2006
169,706
10,766
5,690
9,849
41,028
28,309
12,530
5,007
6,813
6,229
9,048
8,372
2,924
10,502
12,639
2005
168,504
10,726
5,820
9,421
41,106
27,978
12,485
5,018
6,518
6,126
8,837
8,227
2,876
10,769
12,597
2004
166,245
10,689
5,728
9,060
40,750
27,248
12,473
5,074
6,196
5,959
8,996
7,750
2,868
10,955
12,499
2003
166,181
10,719
5,804
9,595
41,184
25,811
12,530
5,097
6,156
5,905
9,034
8,019
2,871
10,842
12,614
2002
165,055
10,992
5,626
9,645
41,135
25,033
12,506
4,972
6,089
5,676
8,923
8,231
2,902
10,810
12,515
2001
163,657
10,842
5,989
9,684
41,159
24,648
11,994
5,068
5,620
5,880
8,888
8,052
2,851
10,566
12,416
2000
160,567
10,689
5,767
9,441
40,881
23,953
11,684
4,980
5,572
5,899
8,806
7,877
2,891
10,687
11,440
1999
158,844
10,543
5,688
9,522
40,345
23,507
11,647
4,951
5,560
5,769
8,893
7,883
2,780
10,841
10,915
1998
155,834
10,852
5,840
9,467
39,744
22,859
11,770
4,655
5,154
5,617
8,808
7,731
2,669
10,816
9,852
1997
152,959
10,625
5,657
9,175
39,911
22,296
11,327
4,696
5,221
5,428
8,755
7,563
2,610
10,808
8,887
1996
151,693
10,640
5,733
9,135
39,506
21,937
11,179
4,664
5,205
5,355
8,747
7,402
2,672
10,679
8,839
1995
152,366
10,377
5,607
8,858
39,684
22,375
11,326
4,973
5,180
5,417
8,850
7,237
2,600
10,594
9,288
1994
155,197
10,435
5,861
8,716
39,980
23,034
11,356
5,148
5,315
5,503
8,856
7,526
2,633
10,897
9,937
1993
158,152
10,465
5,810
8,840
40,589
24,179
11,420
5,181
5,341
5,357
9,023
7,529
2,620
10,897
10,901
1992
160,780
10,608
5,345
8,617
41,563
24,991
11,711
5,174
5,532
5,571
9,109
7,576
2,969
11,046
10,968
1991
165,037
10,606
5,861
9,061
42,851
26,040
11,797
5,187
5,601
5,785
9,250
7,873
3,180
11,011
10,934
1990
165,049
10,968
5,156
9,168
43,191
26,316
11,754
5,365
5,523
5,336
9,361
7,631
2,685
10,841
11,754
1989
163,984
11,124
5,045
9,283
43,386
25,558
11,573
5,404
5,701
5,206
9,489
7,474
2,624
11,022
11,095
1988
166,290
11,327
5,586
9,542
43,314
25,817
11,903
5,300
5,536
5,530
9,786
7,824
2,567
10,936
11,322
1987
164,941
11,179
5,396
9,703
43,076
25,753
11,791
5,009
5,426
5,442
9,930
7,747
2,355
11,145
10,989
1986
167,491
11,450
5,116
9,880
44,332
26,567
11,823
5,263
5,430
5,654
10,056
7,995
2,341
11,318
10,266
1985
166,539
11,065
5,092
9,471
44,803
26,732
11,735
5,208
5,491
5,290
9,915
7,844
2,236
11,310
10,347
1984
164,170
10,928
4,943
9,259
43,997
26,951
11,271
5,593
5,391
5,287
9,500
7,592
2,146
11,080
10,232
1983
162,215
11,148
4,919
8,988
42,867
26,724
11,076
6,064
5,472
5,368
8,813
7,470
2,240
10,504
10,562
1982
159,971
10,964
4,716
8,699
42,083
26,431
10,942
5,892
5,342
5,311
8,942
7,596
2,195
10,348
10,510
1981
159,555
11,040
4,588
8,988
41,575
26,903
11,129
5,734
5,223
5,502
9,144
7,458
2,307
10,233
9,731
1980
156,076
11,137
4,227
9,027
41,228
26,234
10,215
5,410
4,969
5,339
9,119
7,413
2,338
10,028
9,392
1979
151,206
10,689
3,886
8,908
40,101
25,374
10,368
5,333
4,772
5,128
8,842
7,096
2,169
9,706
8,834
1978
148,496
10,564
3,754
8,444
39,308
25,006
10,092
5,280
4,639
4,980
8,862
7,032
2,309
9,616
8,610
1977
146,994
10,406
3,697
8,584
38,900
24,450
10,067
5,215
4,605
5,017
8,789
6,471
2,435
9,618
8,740
1976
143,765
9,959
3,669
7,759
37,824
24,898
10,256
5,010
4,460
4,856
8,423
6,071
2,470
9,426
8,684
1975
143,412
9,880
3,874
7,716
38,441
24,961
10,541
5,404
4,272
4,410
8,114
5,609
2,610
8,717
8,863
1974
139,593
9,434
3,943
7,540
36,815
25,421
10,652
5,260
3,925
4,184
7,948
5,459
2,612
8,343
8,057
1973
135,184
8,888
3,661
6,936
35,931
24,943
10,391
4,854
3,802
4,082
7,982
5,227
2,734
8,124
7,629
1972
133,303
8,701
3,625
6,785
34,866
23,293
11,312
4,366
4,345
3,933
8,701
5,245
2,836
8,410
6,885
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FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTS HISTORICAL TABLE, FALL 1972-2014
TOTAL UW
2014
152,773
SYSTEM
Eau Claire
9,695
Green Bay
La Crosse
Madison
4,991
10,019
38,373
Milwaukee
23,108
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River
Stevens
Falls
Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
10,949
3,694
7,878
5,489
8,536
7,702
2,116
10,887
9,337
2013
153,252
9,895
5,051
9,868
38,498
23,095
10,829
3,695
7,764
5,503
8,806
7,591
2,202
10,737
9,718
2012
154,844
10,025
5,272
9,699
38,385
23,989
10,846
3,677
7,717
5,744
8,897
7,613
2,226
10,807
9,947
2011
155,162
10,148
5,251
9,562
37,914
24,511
10,863
3,822
7,367
6,068
8,741
7,704
2,321
10,514
10,376
2010
156,039
10,246
5,348
9,357
38,185
25,035
10,862
4,060
7,093
6,197
8,734
7,762
2,358
10,397
10,406
2009
153,191
10,139
5,364
9,207
37,622
24,908
10,585
4,128
6,892
6,057
8,461
7,513
2,317
9,995
10,005
2008
149,494
10,016
5,113
9,256
37,263
23,746
10,178
4,089
6,523
5,942
8,316
7,518
2,191
9,791
9,553
2007
147,954
9,738
5,021
9,243
37,137
23,780
10,173
3,985
6,270
5,841
8,268
7,320
2,246
9,484
9,450
2006
144,816
9,727
4,719
9,027
36,726
22,747
10,108
3,934
6,012
5,612
8,165
7,322
2,343
9,221
9,153
2005
144,297
9,699
4,846
8,749
37,051
22,370
10,145
3,958
5,688
5,568
7,970
7,259
2,383
9,396
9,215
2004
142,210
9,606
4,830
8,350
36,726
21,615
10,198
3,995
5,527
5,400
8,038
6,886
2,341
9,532
9,166
2003
141,500
9,605
4,810
8,689
37,051
20,398
10,054
3,957
5,388
5,348
8,008
7,076
2,320
9,514
9,284
2002
140,001
9,905
4,588
8,819
36,923
19,264
10,005
3,844
5,314
5,199
7,937
7,191
2,317
9,440
9,254
2001
137,728
9,693
4,711
8,880
36,582
18,451
9,629
3,847
5,047
5,357
7,960
7,142
2,275
9,088
9,067
2000
135,205
9,635
4,537
8,689
36,330
17,818
9,285
3,741
4,917
5,439
7,870
7,093
2,331
9,161
8,359
1999
133,236
9,437
4,462
8,730
35,586
17,255
9,382
3,686
4,896
5,350
7,888
7,068
2,243
9,244
8,009
1998
130,898
9,660
4,573
8,723
35,173
16,546
9,387
3,458
4,736
5,226
7,821
6,941
2,163
9,260
7,231
1997
127,650
9,494
4,431
8,489
35,023
15,981
9,087
3,352
4,626
4,966
7,800
6,767
2,087
9,139
6,409
1996
126,007
9,456
4,410
8,436
34,603
15,377
9,110
3,274
4,653
4,865
7,742
6,692
2,073
9,014
6,302
1995
125,755
9,325
4,267
8,189
34,439
15,417
9,262
3,440
4,686
4,787
7,771
6,631
2,041
8,823
6,676
1994
127,497
9,353
4,405
7,989
34,714
15,849
9,315
3,581
4,722
4,908
7,810
6,734
2,081
8,963
7,071
1993
129,569
9,241
4,343
8,066
35,282
16,584
9,350
3,608
4,688
4,741
7,947
6,754
2,127
9,024
7,813
1992
131,640
9,307
4,140
7,829
36,015
17,370
9,542
3,667
4,842
4,862
7,963
6,850
2,329
9,039
7,884
1991
134,512
9,417
4,285
8,261
37,020
18,100
9,538
3,707
4,995
4,908
7,983
7,152
2,451
8,896
7,799
1990
134,909
9,614
3,898
8,321
37,440
18,164
9,756
3,721
4,944
4,660
8,064
6,999
2,113
8,962
8,253
1989
135,117
9,900
3,841
8,667
37,678
17,189
9,539
3,642
5,157
4,847
8,268
7,027
2,099
9,306
7,956
1988
137,220
10,106
4,042
8,862
37,704
17,606
9,671
3,666
5,041
5,031
8,604
7,356
1,999
9,461
8,071
1987
136,722
10,100
3,854
8,815
37,851
17,657
9,604
3,440
5,052
5,035
8,595
7,341
1,956
9,796
7,624
1986
139,372
10,293
3,638
9,163
38,996
18,800
9,745
3,521
5,205
5,171
8,629
7,387
1,919
9,722
7,184
1985
139,471
10,160
3,618
8,863
39,551
18,843
9,876
3,502
5,301
4,957
8,460
7,486
1,838
9,888
7,128
1984
138,044
10,103
3,498
8,676
38,831
19,006
9,713
3,753
5,224
5,066
8,241
7,284
1,795
9,617
7,237
1983
137,675
10,399
3,488
8,437
37,971
18,941
9,560
4,142
5,368
5,200
7,979
7,459
1,874
9,171
7,686
1982
135,590
10,270
3,439
8,175
37,309
18,677
9,424
3,927
5,233
5,249
8,081
7,548
1,887
9,019
7,352
1981
134,651
10,294
3,266
8,464
36,878
18,652
9,374
3,805
5,090
5,380
8,277
7,549
1,924
8,806
6,891
1980
131,631
10,410
3,061
8,301
36,702
18,123
8,772
3,609
4,803
5,226
8,209
7,348
1,969
8,453
6,645
1979
127,093
9,939
2,752
8,284
35,634
17,536
8,656
3,476
4,682
4,987
8,086
6,999
1,862
8,061
6,138
1978
125,134
9,868
2,629
7,962
35,132
17,542
8,517
3,385
4,529
4,821
8,002
6,806
1,939
7,910
6,093
1977
125,359
9,756
2,684
7,988
34,704
17,459
8,605
3,493
4,588
4,805
7,959
6,372
2,161
8,044
6,743
1976
123,558
9,166
2,754
7,449
34,106
18,172
8,862
3,436
4,387
4,685
7,726
5,995
2,180
7,921
6,718
1975
124,389
9,292
3,052
7,143
35,348
18,565
9,312
3,762
4,134
4,113
7,457
5,830
2,341
7,293
6,747
1974
120,551
8,944
3,084
6,945
34,093
18,939
8,739
3,584
3,830
3,873
7,246
5,833
2,457
6,831
6,152
1973
118,787
8,452
3,101
6,545
33,179
18,831
9,190
3,519
3,876
3,743
7,396
5,396
2,616
7,068
5,875
1972
119,221
8,345
3,357
6,510
32,361
17,304
10,112
3,452
4,399
3,840
8,217
5,299
2,750
7,696
5,579
FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTS HISTORICAL TABLE, FALL 1972-2014 25
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.
FALL
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UW STUDENTS OF COLOR, 10-YEAR HISTORY
Fall
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
African American
4,728
4,823
5,114
5,211
5,396
5,510
5,584
5,630
5,465
5,622
American Indian
1,268
1,266
1,327
1,294
1,095
1,014
880
795
804
750
Southeast Asian
2,267
2,389
2,573
2,751
2,980
3,212
3,381
3,461
3,447
3,471
Other Asian American
3,305
3,518
3,647
3,449
3,284
3,220
3,127
3,170
3,197
3,382
83
150
141
142
160
163
159
4,614
5,168
5,943
6,434
6,977
7,493
8,235
619
1,538
2,396
3,036
3,515
3,881
4,227
Hawaiian/
Pacific Islander
Hispanic/Latino(a)
3,751
3,966
4,248
Two or More Races
Student Statistics
Students of Color
15,319
15,962
16,909
18,021
19,611
21,436
22,584
23,708
24,450
25,846
144,606
144,885
146,855
146,979
148,621
150,929
149,213
147,669
145,501
144,657
Unknown
3,290
3,629
4,118
4,138
4,165
2,762
2,092
1,527
1,227
1,232
International
5,289
5,230
5,511
5,918
6,512
6,963
7,380
8,065
8,650
9,244
168,504
169,706
173,393
175,056
178,909
182,090
181,269
180,969
179,828
180,979
White
UW System Total
Note: All students of color statistics on this page are based on optional self-identification.
Enrollments include undergraduate, graduate, and professional students.
Beginning in Fall 2008 race/ethnicity categories reflect new Federal guidelines.
16%
14%
12%
10%
9.8%
9.1% 9.4%
10.3%
11.0%
11.8%
12.5%
13.1% 13.6%
14.3%
8%
6%
4%
2%
0%
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Two or More Races
Hispanic/Latino(a)
Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Other Asian American
Southeast Asian
American Indian
African American
26 UW STUDENTS OF COLOR, 10-YEAR HISTORY
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TRANSFER STUDENTS IN THE UW SYSTEM
Undergraduate Transfer Students to the UW System by Entrance Status
2009-10 to 2013-14
16,000
15,220
15,068
15,054
14,595
14,460
12,000
8,000
4,000
2,253
2,155
2,115
2,042
1,906
Student Statistics
0
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
New Transfer
2012-13
2013-14
Re-Entry Transfer
Note: Transfer student enrollments are annual unduplicated headcounts at a UW institution.
Undergraduate New Transfer Students to the UW System by Type of Sending Institution
2009-10 to 2013-14
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
UW Colleges
2,333
2,359
2,448
2,564
2,375
UW 4-Year
3,247
3,207
3,389
3,260
2,995
WTCS
3,415
3,816
3,724
3,704
3,744
WI Private
Out-of-State International
953
4,322
325
999
4,266
407
995
4,102
410
990
4,306
396
871
4,096
379
Total
14,595
15,054
15,068
15,220
14,460
5,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
1,000
0
UW Colleges
UW 4-Year
2009-10
WTCS
2010-11
WI Private
2011-12
Out-of-State
2012-13
International
2013-14
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BACHELOR’S DEGREES CONFERRED JULY 1, 2013-JUNE 30, 2014
Student Statistics
Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
UW System Total
Bachelor’s Degrees
Men
903
381
742
3,103
1,942
830
287
844
467
938
840
183
1,000
Women
1,201
798
1,043
3,597
2,018
1,184
338
488
722
1,008
770
280
1,134
Total
2,104
1,179
1,785
6,700
3,960
2,014
625
1,332
1,189
1,946
1,610
463
2,134
12,460
14,581
27,041
DEGREES CONFERRED
BY RACE/ETHNICITY, ALL LEVELS
JULY 1, 2013-JUNE 30, 2014
Associate
African American
Hispanic/Latino(a)
American Indian
Southeast Asian
Other Asian
Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Two or More Races
Multicultural Subtotal
International
White
Unknown
Total
45
76
4
55
11
0
28
219
5
1,704
2
1,930
Bachelor’s
Master’s
546
865
93
480
433
22
469
2,908
810
23,136
187
27,041
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167
152
30
51
132
4
63
599
784
3,816
58
5,257
Doctorate
Research/ Professional
Scholarship
Practice
30
27
24
22
4
4
6
6
26
41
0
2
14
12
104
114
306
14
537
615
53
38
1,000
781
UW System
Total
815
1,139
135
598
643
28
586
3,944
1,919
29,808
338
36,009
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Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Madison
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
UW System Total
Master’s
Doctorate, Clinical/Professional
Doctorate, Research/Scholarship
All Graduate/Professional Degrees
91
9
216
Women
92
2
32
191
30
1,016
96
87
77
67
45
399
1,787
740
29
97
866
182
3
13
97
120
74
5
197
28
222
Total
151
2
47
279
45
2,025
235
186
125
79
59
813
3,522
1,227
41
187
1,455
268
4
34
211
156
96
5
288
37
438
2,253
340
504
3,097
3,004
441
496
3,941
5,257
781
1,000
7,038
15
88
15
1,009
139
99
48
12
14
414
1,735
487
12
90
589
86
1
21
114
36
22
GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL DEGREES CONFERRED JULY 1, 2013-JUNE 30, 2014 29
Student Statistics
Milwaukee
Master’s
Doctorate, Clinical/Professional
Master’s
Master’s
Doctorate, Clinical/Professional
Master’s
Law
Med
Pharmacy
Vet
Doctorate, Clinical/Professional
Doctorate, Research/Scholarship
Sub-Total
Master’s
Doctorate, Clinical/Professional
Doctorate, Research/Scholarship
Sub-Total
Master’s
Doctorate, Clinical/Professional
Master’s
Master’s
Master’s
Master’s
Doctorate, Clinical/Professional
Master’s
Master’s
Master’s
Men
59
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DEGREES CONFERRED, 10-YEAR HISTORY
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Associate
1,257
1,272
1,320
1,388
1,477
1,531
1,687
2,011
1,850
1,930
Bachelor's
22,872
22,831
23,776
24,077
24,515
24,766
25,400
26,178
26,939
27,041
5,443
5,241
5,435
5,446
5,450
5,599
5,921
5,757
5,855
5,257
Doctorate -- Research/Scholarship
756
746
876
876
911
845
886
963
924
1,000
Doctorate -- Professional Practice
648
613
650
688
691
701
714
799
755
781
30,976
30,703
32,057
32,475
33,044
33,442
34,608
35,708
36,323
36,009
Master's
UW System Total
Student Statistics
40,000
35,000
30,000
25,000
20,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
2004-05
Associate
2005-06
2006-07
Bachelor's
2007-08
Master's
30 DEGREES CONFERRED, 10-YEAR HISTORY
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Doctorate -- Research/Scholarship
2011-12
2012-13
Doctorate -- Professional Practice
2013-14
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DEGREES CONFERRED, STUDENTS OF COLOR, 10-YEAR HISTORY
Associate
Bachelor’s
Doctorate
Research/
Professional
Scholarship
Practice
Master’s
Total
67
1,549
429
55
103
2,203
2005-06
76
1,643
376
57
91
2,243
2006-07
76
1,770
401
75
109
2,431
2007-08
78
1,811
437
77
83
2,486
2008-09
100
1,974
503
77
133
2,787
2009-10
112
2,028
501
69
125
2,835
2010-11
120
2,221
575
70
117
3,103
2011-12
165
2,396
558
103
129
3,351
2012-13
195
2,674
616
86
124
3,695
2013-14
219
2,908
599
104
114
3,944
DEGREES CONFERRED, BY LEVEL AND GENDER, 10-YEAR HISTORY
2004-05
Associate
Doctorate
Master’s
Research/
Scholarship
Professional
Practice
UW System Total
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
527
536
513
618
655
674
799
926
790
816
Female
730
736
807
770
822
857
888
1,085
1,060
1,114
9,725
9,839
10,330
10,593
10,744
11,167
11,449
11,972
12,032
12,460
13,147
12,992
13,446
13,484
13,771
13,599
13,951
14,206
14,907
14,581
Male
2,204
2,087
2,102
2,109
2,133
2,278
2,416
2,419
2,446
2,253
Female
3,239
3,154
3,333
3,337
3,317
3,321
3,505
3,338
3,409
3,004
Male
429
424
496
481
520
452
480
493
468
504
Female
327
322
380
395
391
393
406
470
456
496
Male
298
260
277
296
307
317
306
326
326
340
Female
350
353
373
392
384
384
408
473
429
441
Male
13,183
13,146
13,718
14,097
14,359
14,888
15,450
16,136
16,062
16,373
Female
17,793
17,557
18,339
18,378
18,685
18,554
19,158
19,572
20,261
19,636
Total
30,976
30,703
32,057
32,475
33,044
33,442
34,608
35,708
36,323
36,009
Male
Bachelor’s
2005-06
Male
Female
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2004-05
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BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BY INSTITUTION AND SOURCE OF FUNDS, 2014-15
STATE AND FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS
2014-15
BUDGET
TOTAL
STATE
2,922,656,172
496,453,817
704,609,577
130,045,457
3,627,265,749
626,499,274
Eau Claire
220,826,675
Green Bay
La Crosse
OPERATIONAL
SUB
TOTAL
ACADEMIC
STUDENT
FEES
INDIRECT
COST
REIMBURSEMENT
501,886,132
488,949,359
130,690,583
130,045,457
189,609,338
10,013,051
631,931,589
678,558,697
140,703,634
42,417,672
42,417,672
72,364,867
476,057
127,529,471
25,970,579
25,970,579
34,239,050
538,862
223,548,975
36,003,781
36,003,781
76,014,955
694,387
Oshkosh
265,464,029
46,520,356
46,520,356
66,931,102
532,398
Parkside
100,447,827
26,938,269
26,938,269
24,822,941
98,600
Platteville
188,041,742
29,739,844
29,739,844
58,541,963
118,600
River Falls
134,428,384
25,664,569
25,664,569
35,590,915
129,682
Stevens Point
219,649,424
36,890,035
36,890,035
54,421,789
488,840
Stout
209,213,835
37,769,468
37,769,468
57,426,998
783,654
74,460,302
24,209,745
24,209,745
14,524,310
217,185
219,278,612
34,408,853
34,408,853
79,813,069
424,813
SUBTOTAL
1,982,889,276
366,533,171
0
366,533,171
574,691,959
4,503,078
COLLEGES
145,609,834
34,360,805
34,360,805
43,657,900
79,785
EXTENSION
219,661,716
67,299,408
11,427,217
78,726,625
52,053,073
968,606
12,729,879
7,584,717
7,584,717
2,800,000
109,714,408
75,919,908
75,919,908
92,814
6,097,870,862
1,178,197,283
FEDERAL
DOCTORAL
Madison
Milwaukee
SUBTOTAL
5,432,315
5,432,315
COMPREHENSIVE
Superior
Whitewater
Finance
SYSTEM ADMIN
SYSTEMWIDE
TOTAL
16,859,532
1,195,056,815
Source: Exhibit II of 2014-15 Redbook
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1,348,961,629
149,147,917
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BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BY INSTITUTION AND SOURCE OF FUNDS, 2014-15
RECEIPTS
GIFTS AND GRANTS
HOSPITAL
AUTHORITY
PAYMENTS
SUB
TOTAL
FEDERAL
GRANTS &
CONTRACTS
GIFTS &
TRUSTS
SUB
TOTAL
1,162,333,240
754,228,900
504,207,900
1,258,436,800
312,792,366
248,556,423
13,215,331
261,771,754
1,475,125,606
1,002,785,323
517,423,231
1,520,208,554
115,224,339
59,789,137
3,395,527
63,184,664
39,902,267
2,694,625
42,596,892
63,517,380
4,938,104
68,455,484
4,798,716
90,471,506
OPERATIONAL
RECEIPTS
AUXILIARY
ENTERPRISES
139,167,177
367,526,121
16,741,040
96,428,937
155,908,217
463,955,058
4,209,073
38,174,342
3,783,583
20,400,505
58,962,000
3,109,681
39,270,687
119,089,710
10,500,000
50,508,667
128,472,167
85,672,790
1,354,794
13,408,133
39,684,468
32,841,528
983,562
33,825,090
4,937,900
39,096,125
102,694,588
53,491,310
2,116,000
55,607,310
3,518,170
27,911,550
67,150,317
41,014,503
598,995
41,613,498
36,000,000
36,000,000
47,843,625
108,990,750
68,155,739
5,612,900
73,768,639
36,545,896
107,551,964
63,311,169
581,234
63,892,403
1,597,451
10,845,887
27,184,833
22,112,539
953,185
23,065,724
8,182,963
46,686,130
135,106,975
48,118,793
1,643,991
49,762,784
60,225,527
370,691,547
1,010,112,111
577,927,155
28,316,839
606,243,994
0
4,550,944
7,686,661
55,975,290
53,750,509
1,523,230
55,273,739
48,495,133
4,489,116
106,005,928
12,421,850
22,507,313
34,929,163
184,937
293,293
3,278,230
1,866,932
1,866,932
30,195,296
1,063,352
31,351,462
1,232,838
1,210,200
2,443,038
299,560,054
848,179,027
2,681,848,627
1,648,117,675
572,847,745
2,220,965,420
36,000,000
BUDGET ALLOCATIONS BY INSTITUTION AND SOURCE OF FUNDS, 2014-15 33
Finance
6,236,496
12,795,416
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CURRENT FUNDS REVENUES BY SOURCE, 10ͳYEAR HISTORY
TEN-YEAR COMPARISON OF CURRENT FUNDS REVENUES
2004-2014
$2,800
$2,400
All Other Sources
Millions
$2,000
$1,600
Tuition & Fees
$1,200
$800
State Appropriations
$400
$0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Finance
TEN-YEAR COMPARISON OF CURRENT FUNDS REVENUES
ADJUSTED FOR INFLATION
2004- 2014
$2,800
$2,400
$2,000
Millions
All Other Sources
$1,600
$1,200
Tuition & Fees
$800
State Appropriations
$400
Inflation adjustment is average annual CPI-U.
Base Year = 2004
$0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
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2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
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GIFTS, GRANTS AND CONTRACTS AWARDED, 10-YEAR HISTORY
Total
Total
2005
Federal
70%
Nonfederal
Total
2006
Federal
65%
Nonfederal
Total
2007
Federal
58%
Nonfederal
Total
2008
Federal
59%
Nonfederal
Total
2009
Federal
56%
Nonfederal
Total
2010
Federal
67%
Nonfederal
Federal
66%
Nonfederal
Total
2012
Federal
63%
Nonfederal
Total
2013
Federal
60%
Nonfederal
Total
2014
Federal
Nonfederal
63%
Libraries
Misc.
Physical
Plant
Public Service
Research
Student Aid
1,176,008,771
67,726,780
890,406
85,180,183
17,977,912
86,343,670
804,572,890
113,316,930
821,384,153
49,804,323
420,003
17,927,814
3,717,260
47,783,458
607,697,348
94,033,947
354,624,618
17,922,457
470,403
67,252,369
14,260,652
38,560,212
196,875,542
19,282,983
1,121,149,615
54,934,045
1,911,563
101,807,722
19,488,998
98,191,547
738,634,032
106,181,708
723,158,378
35,179,357
149,155
10,686,752
0
57,706,815
529,971,164
89,465,135
397,991,237
19,754,688
1,762,408
91,120,970
19,488,998
40,484,732
208,662,868
16,716,573
1,257,697,023
62,956,146
2,651,472
139,383,991
73,536,118
89,024,717
769,616,258
120,528,321
733,960,223
42,997,849
40,172
10,325,956
9,200
49,740,177
531,200,485
99,646,384
523,736,800
19,958,297
2,611,300
129,058,035
73,526,918
39,284,540
238,415,773
20,881,937
1,176,140,596
56,040,435
4,067,937
144,910,603
22,694,136
96,229,321
723,808,355
128,389,809
688,164,650
36,639,029
200,000
11,796,665
882,032
48,314,854
484,261,538
106,070,532
487,975,946
19,401,406
3,867,937
133,113,938
21,812,104
47,914,467
239,546,817
22,319,277
1,409,593,732
66,540,274
2,480,196
184,384,044
31,790,439
110,160,405
869,393,678
144,844,696
792,804,548
41,146,734
155,979
10,839,086
554,002
56,286,148
561,821,916
122,000,683
616,789,184
25,393,540
2,324,217
173,544,958
31,236,437
53,874,257
307,571,762
22,844,013
1,621,596,042
70,067,839
3,239,874
130,268,743
63,872,053
105,503,858
1,044,336,698
204,306,977
1,082,631,273
42,177,638
0
14,572,686
20,045,919
65,858,291
755,547,178
184,429,561
538,964,769
27,890,201
3,239,874
115,696,057
43,826,134
39,645,567
288,789,520
19,877,416
1,481,744,975
66,291,987
3,155,336
128,254,657
30,830,600
139,263,175
896,014,486
217,934,735
977,976,815
40,804,878
0
14,764,986
570,191
96,122,678
625,808,290
199,905,793
503,768,160
25,487,110
3,155,336
113,489,671
30,260,409
43,140,497
270,206,197
18,028,942
1,508,214,022
62,329,937
3,092,531
109,214,740
46,757,304
116,811,379
964,132,919
205,875,211
956,352,457
36,471,314
0
11,448,702
935,523
72,826,222
646,825,922
187,844,774
551,861,565
25,858,623
3,092,531
97,766,038
45,821,781
43,985,157
317,306,998
18,030,437
1,462,212,074
62,344,384
10,829,340
130,860,804
42,960,438
99,194,687
894,678,162
221,344,259
878,442,662
35,322,490
0
10,424,228
437,547
59,179,273
570,854,657
202,224,467
583,769,412
27,021,894
10,829,340
120,436,576
42,522,891
40,015,414
323,823,505
19,119,792
1,437,628,601
52,594,433
2,719,100
110,434,291
19,618,227
102,422,304
915,957,896
233,882,349
911,343,857
30,782,168
0
9,570,560
0
60,840,841
601,463,383
208,686,905
526,284,744
21,812,265
2,719,100
100,863,732
19,618,227
41,581,462
314,494,514
25,195,445
GIFTS, GRANTS AND CONTRACTS AWARDED, 10-YEAR HISTORY 35
Finance
Total
2011
Instruction
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EXPENDITURES BY FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION, FISCAL YEAR 2014
Auxiliary Enterprises
7.3%
$340,616,761
Hospitals
1.2%
$58,053,446
Depreciation
5.9%
$273,473,935
Financial Aid
6.9%
$340,616,761
Instruction
25.2%
$1,171,794,694
Operation/Maintenance
6.7%
$312,129,489
Institutional Support
5.7%
$266,729,375
Research
16.3%
$759,354,292
Student Services
9.0%
$420,715,101
Farm Operations
0.4%
$18,250,404
Public Service
6.6%
$307,289,981
Academic Support
8.6%
$398,719,561
TOTAL: $4,650,250,832
EXPENDITURES BY NATURAL CLASSIFICATION, FISCAL YEAR 2014
Finance
Other Operating
Expenses
0.6%
$30,193,993
Depreciation
5.9%
$273,473,935
Supplies
and Services
26.4%
$1,227,504,543
Scholarships and
Fellowships
3.2%
$149,646,842
Salary and
Fringe Benefits
63.9%
$2,969,431,519
TOTAL: $4,650,250,832
36 CURRENT FUNDS REVENUES BY SOURCE, 10-YEAR HISTORY
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EXPENDITURES BY FUNCTION AND FUNDING SOURCE, FISCAL YEAR 2014
2013-14 Total
Expenditures
Instruction
2,239,502,097
981,548,063
155,443,183
Federal
707,082,708
42,284,628
Private **
442,150,883
Revolving ***
Plant Funds
GPO and
Other State
TOTAL
Academic
Support
Student
Services
87,162,279
327,156,355
146,366,612
34,367,488
507,458,117
460,218,420
69,585,000
9,145,213
14,498,600
86,420,507
24,930,340
79,882,966
243,653,138
48,099,509
13,743,857
16,776,557
22,975,648
17,019,208
937,757,154
67,467,724
62,848,338
101,598,468
46,341,340
242,504,222
14,702,401
402,294,661
323,757,991
611,353
1,848,962
844,725
2,332,796
569,110
0
317,551,045
4,650,250,833
1,171,794,734
924,012,041
307,289,981
398,719,561
420,715,101
158,466,044
1,269,253,371
Research
Public
Service
Financial
Aid
Other *
* Refers to institutional support, farm and physical plant operations, auxiliary enterprises and depreciation.
** Private sources include gifts, donations and endowment income.
*** Revolving funds include auxiliary enterprises, State Laboratory of Hygiene and other general operations receipts.
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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS, BY INSTITUTION, 5-YEAR HISTORY
Tuition/Fees*
Resident
Non-resident
University Housing
Most Popular Meal
Plan
Total Academic Year
Resident
Non-resident
Eau Claire (1)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
$7,360
8,018
8,686
8,710
8,744
$14,933
15,591
16,259
16,283
16,317
$2,920
3,040
3,192
3,415
3,655
$2,850
2,907
2,990
3,050
3,120
$13,130
13,965
14,868
15,175
15,519
$20,703
21,538
22,441
22,748
23,092
Green Bay (2)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
6,973
7,282
7,648
7,676
7,758
14,546
14,855
15,221
15,249
15,331
3,700
3,800
3,900
4,000
4,000
1,750
1,900
2,050
2,200
2,200
12,423
12,982
13,598
13,876
13,958
19,996
20,555
21,171
21,449
21,531
La Crosse (1)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
7,910
8,328
8,761
8,769
8,794
15,483
15,901
16,334
16,342
16,367
3,240
3,468
3,500
3,500
3,500
2,390
2,462
2,500
2,450
2,410
13,540
14,258
14,761
14,719
14,704
21,113
21,831
22,334
22,292
22,277
8,983
9,665
10,378
10,403
10,410
24,233
25,415
26,628
26,653
26,660
4,772
4,968
5,172
5,384
5,546
2,663
2,756
2,852
2,903
3,000
16,418
17,389
18,402
18,690
18,956
31,668
33,139
34,652
34,940
35,206
Milwaukee
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
8,151
8,675
9,181
9,300
9,391
17,880
18,404
19,909
19,029
19,120
4,350
4,690
5,023
5,170
5,170
2,668
3,492
3,571
3,666
3,724
15,169
16,857
17,775
18,136
18,285
24,898
26,586
28,503
27,865
28,014
Oshkosh
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
6,680
6,995
7,351
7,401
7,437
14,253
14,568
14,924
14,974
15,010
3,552
3,680
3,752
3,864
4,016
2,424
2,448
2,496
2,596
2,686
12,656
13,123
13,599
13,861
14,139
20,229
20,696
21,172
21,434
21,712
Parkside
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
6,619
6,930
7,287
7,316
7,326
14,192
14,503
14,860
14,889
14,898
3,914
4,032
4,152
4,276
4,320
2,060
2,160
2,230
2,296
2,376
12,593
13,122
13,669
13,888
14,022
20,166
20,695
21,242
21,461
21,594
Platteville (1)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
6,772
7,113
7,457
7,484
7,491
14,345
14,685
15,030
15,057
15,064
3,106
3,261
3,520
3,700
3,890
2,102
2,781
2,920
3,070
3,160
11,980
13,155
13,897
14,254
14,541
19,553
20,727
21,470
21,827
22,114
Madison
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS, BY INSTITUTION, 5-YEAR HISTORY
Tuition/Fees*
Resident
River Falls (1)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Non-resident
University Housing
Most Popular Meal
Plan
Total Academic Year
Resident
Non-resident
$14,467
14,850
15,273
15,294
15,326
$3,400
3,570
3,748
3,879
3,995
$2,130
2,145
2,209
2,319
2,389
$12,424
12,992
13,657
13,919
14,136
$19,997
20,565
21,230
21,492
21,710
Stevens Point (1)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
6,844
7,146
7,505
7,578
7,669
14,417
14,719
15,078
15,151
15,241
3,438
3,552
3,588
3,588
3,660
2,322
2,450
2,570
2,650
2,730
12,604
13,148
13,663
13,816
14,059
20,177
20,721
21,236
21,389
21,631
Stout (3)
2010-11 per credit
2011-12 per credit
2012-13 per credit
2013-14 per credit
2014-15 per credit
269.97
284.72
298.14
298.95
300.83
528.16
542.91
556.33
557.14
559.02
3,300
3,450
3,600
3,750
3,890
2,260
2,394
2,454
2,484
2,544
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
$6,735
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
$6,993
Superior
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
7,165
7,536
7,898
7,946
7,994
14,738
15,109
15,471
15,519
15,567
3,050
3,140
3,260
3,360
3,595
2,280
2,280
2,350
2,420
2,490
12,495
12,956
13,508
13,726
14,079
20,068
20,529
21,081
21,299
21,652
Whitewater (1)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
6,836
7,195
7,528
7,578
7,600
14,409
14,768
15,101
15,151
15,173
3,232
3,360
3,456
3,600
3,744
2,170
2,194
2,330
2,300
2,400
12,238
12,749
13,314
13,478
13,744
19,811
20,322
20,887
21,051
21,317
Colleges (1) (4)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
4,755
5,153
5,306
5,379
5,323
11,739
12,137
12,289
12,363
12,307
4,755
5,153
5,306
5,379
5,323
11,739
12,137
12,289
12,363
12,307
* Tuition/fee costs shown include segregated student fees which differ from campus to campus and cover such items as health services, activities,
student union services, etc. Room costs are based on standard double occupancy average costs. Alternative room and meal plans are available at
some campuses.
(1) Tuition rates include a textbook rental charge of between $148 and $203 for 2014-15. Textbook rental is also available at UW-Barron County, UWMarathon County, UW-Manitowoc, and UW-Richland. At all other institutions students purchase their textbooks.
(2) Green Bay’s room rate represents a four student per apartment rate.
(3) UW-Stout uses a per-credit tuition system. Tuition amounts include per-credit textbook rental and laptop fees.
(4) Highest tuition/fees are shown for the 13 UW Colleges. University housing is available at UW-Marathon County, where room and board costs are
$4,721 for 2014-15, and UW-Marinette, where room costs are $3,900 for 2014-15. Most Colleges’ students commute daily. Costs vary for food service
and for private or county-operated housing available near most Colleges.
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Finance
$6,894
7,277
7,700
7,721
7,752
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PERCENT OF BUDGET SUPPORTED BY STATE TAXES (GPR), 10-YEAR HISTORY
Fiscal Year
Total UW
System Budget
State
GPR
GPR % of
Total Budget
2005-06
$4,130,326,633
$991,370,721
24.00%
2006-07
$4,315,483,927
$1,044,921,257
24.21%
2007-08
$4,533,455,773
$1,128,380,267
24.89%
2008-09
$4,731,696,541
$1,189,756,579
25.14%
2009-10
$4,754,281,903
$1,139,816,724
23.97%
2010-11
$5,591,129,949
$1,179,337,184
21.09%
2011-12
$5,589,206,892
$1,001,508,980
17.92%
2012-13
$5,901,419,864
$1,135,221,084
19.24%
2013-14
$5,997,076,252
$1,151,402,700
19.20%
2014-15
$6,097,870,862
$1,178,197,283
19.32%
$7
$6
Billions
$5
$4
Total UW
$3
State
$2
$1
$0
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
Note: In 2010-11 all UW System institutions participated in the federal direct student lending program for the first time. The federal loan funds flowed
through each institution’s budget, resulting in a significant increase in the total UW System budget.
Finance
COST OF EDUCATION PAID BY RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATES, 10-YEAR HISTORY
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
55%
56%
56%
57%
45%
44%
44%
43%
60%
70%
71%
71%
30%
29%
29%
11-12
12-13
13-14
69%
63%
50%
40%
40%
30%
37%
20%
31%
10%
0%
05-06
06-07
07-08
08-09
09-10
Paid by Student & Family
10-11
14-15
Paid by State
Note: The total Cost of Education is the state and tuition funding used to educate students. The graph shows the relative portion of the costs of educating
a student paid by the state and from resident undergraduate tuition each year.
40 PERCENT OF BUDGET SUPPORTED BY STATE TAXES (GPR), 10-YEAR HISTORY
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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT DEBT, 2013-14
Cumulative Student Loan Debt for 2013-14
UW System Resident Undergraduates Completing a Bachelor’s Degree
# of Loan
Recipients
% Grads with
Loan Debt
Average Debt
of Borrowers
Average Debt
of All Graduates
Madison
2,646
62%
$29,442
$18,313
Milwaukee
2,887
78%
$33,922
$26,554
Eau Claire
1,131
73%
$27,124
$19,830
Green Bay
858
80%
$27,470
$21,864
La Crosse
1,027
70%
$29,695
$20,774
Oshkosh
1,506
78%
$31,601
$24,735
Parkside
401
80%
$29,767
$23,778
Platteville
774
76%
$28,152
$21,425
River Falls
442
77%
$27,409
$21,069
1,346
78%
$30,312
$23,502
Stout
805
75%
$29,319
$22,079
Superior
171
80%
$30,508
$24,492
1,423
77%
$32,221
$24,717
15,417
74%
$30,452
$22,435
Stevens Point
Whitewater
UW System Total
Note: “Average debt of all graduates” includes students who did not receive a loan during their college careers.
Segregated Fees, $1,147, 6%
Average Annual
Expenses per Student
$19,657
Tuition & Fees
43%
Non-Tuition & Fees
57%
Room
$4,251
22%
Tuition
$7,248
37%
Meals
$2,795
14%
Personal/Other
$4,216,
21%
Based on weighted average of representative budgets at institutions.
Actual costs vary from campus to campus.
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FINANCIAL AID HIGHLIGHTS, 2013-14
What financial aid is available for UW students?
• UW System undergraduate and graduate students received $1.4 billion in financial aid in 2013-14, a decrease of $10.0
million over 2012-13.
• UW students received $455.1 million in grant funding, a $9.9 million (2%) increase.
• UW students borrowed $887.2 million in student loans, a $20.1 million (2%) decrease.
• UW students received $13.0 million in Federal Work-Study funding, a $0.3 million (2%) increase.
What are the sources of financial aid?
• Federal sources accounted for 75% of UW System financial aid.
• State sources accounted for 7% of UW System financial aid.
• UW System institutions provided 8% of UW System financial aid.
• 10% of UW System financial aid was provided by private or community sources.
How many UW students receive financial aid?
• A total of 124,312 UW System students received financial aid, 69% of all students enrolled.
• 72% of undergraduate students, or 113,134 students, received financial aid.
• 46% of undergraduate and graduate students, or 83,218 students, received a grant.
• Over half of all enrolled undergraduate and graduate students (55% or 98,974 students) borrowed from a student loan
program in 2013-14.
• 5% of UW System undergraduate and graduate students (8,909) received a Federal Work-Study award or an award
from another work-study program.
• 74% of resident undergraduates had loan debt at graduation. The average loan debt of these borrowers was $30,452.
UW SYSTEM FINANCIAL AID DOLLARS BY INSTITUTION, 2013-14
Grants
Federal
$M
State
$M
Instit.
$M
Loans
Other
$M
Total
$M
%
$M
Work Study
%
$M
Total
%
$M
%
Finance
Madison
$21.9
$15.8
$73.8
$14.0
$125.4
28%
$203.1
23%
$4.2
33%
$332.7
25%
Milwaukee
$51.2
$20.2
$9.9
$3.0
$84.3
19%
$167.9
19%
$1.3
10%
$253.5
19%
Eau Claire
$11.9
$6.3
$4.6
$3.1
$26.0
6%
$50.9
6%
$1.3
10%
$78.2
6%
Green Bay
$9.6
$4.6
$3.3
$1.7
$19.2
4%
$30.2
3%
$0.4
3%
$49.8
4%
La Crosse
$9.5
$5.1
$1.9
$3.1
$19.5
4%
$55.2
6%
$0.6
5%
$75.3
6%
Oshkosh
$14.6
$7.7
$1.4
$2.1
$25.8
6%
$64.1
7%
$1.0
8%
$91.0
7%
Parkside
$9.0
$4.1
$0.4
$0.6
$14.1
3%
$22.2
3%
$0.1
1%
$36.4
3%
Platteville
$9.3
$4.3
$2.2
$2.1
$18.0
4%
$42.4
5%
$0.6
5%
$61.0
4%
River Falls
$7.6
$2.4
$0.8
$1.9
$12.7
3%
$32.6
4%
$0.5
4%
$45.7
3%
Stevens Point
$14.1
$5.9
$1.3
$4.9
$26.2
6%
$52.3
6%
$1.3
10%
$79.8
6%
Stout
$11.2
$4.4
$1.5
$2.0
$19.1
4%
$49.7
6%
$0.7
5%
$69.5
5%
$4.7
$1.5
$1.8
$0.8
$8.7
2%
$15.7
2%
$0.4
3%
$24.8
2%
$14.3
$7.0
$1.3
$3.5
$26.1
6%
$72.8
8%
$0.0
0%
$98.9
7%
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
UW System Total
$18.7
$8.8
$0.7
$1.8
$30.0
7%
$28.0
3%
$0.5
4%
$58.6
4%
$207.5
$98.2
$104.8
$44.6
$455.1
100%
$887.2
100%
$13.0
100%
$1,355.3
100%
42 FINANCIAL AID HIGHLIGHTS, 2013-14
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FINANCIAL AID GRANTS BY TYPE, 2013-14
Other
$44.6 million
(10%)
Institutional
$104.8 million
(23%)
State
$98.2 million
(22%)
Federal
$207.5 million
(46%)
UW SYSTEM DOLLAR VOLUME OF FINANCIAL AID, 10-YEAR HISTORY
Total
Year
#
Resident
% Enroll
#
Graduate
Total Aided
Non-Resident
% Enroll
#
% Enroll
#
% Enroll
#
$M
% Enroll
04-05
92,007
64%
79,410
66%
12,597
56%
10,818
46%
102,825
$767.4
62%
05-06
94,302
65%
81,292
67%
13,010
56%
11,221
48%
105,523
$828.8
63%
06-07
95,580
66%
82,076
67%
13,504
57%
11,523
48%
107,103
$881.2
63%
07-08
98,575
66%
84,045
68%
14,530
58%
11,537
47%
110,112
$951.2
64%
08-09
101,651
67%
86,314
69%
15,337
58%
11,637
48%
113,288 $1,061.9
65%
09-10
108,641
71%
92,280
73%
16,361
60%
12,380
49%
121,021 $1,215.0
68%
10-11
113,287
72%
95,808
75%
17,479
61%
12,814
51%
126,101 $1,318.8
69%
11-12
115,201
74%
97,327
76%
17,874
61%
12,412
50%
127,613 $1,364.2
70%
12-13
115,246
73%
96,616
76%
18,630
61%
11,453
48%
126,699 $1,365.2
70%
13-14
113,134
72%
94,271
76%
18,863
59%
11,178
47%
124,312 $1,355.3
69%
FINANCIAL AID GRANTS BY TYPE, 2013-14 43
Finance
Undergraduate
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FUNDING FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS
*
General Fund Supported Borrowing (GFSB) for Capital Projects
$500
Millions of Dollars
$400
$300
$200
$100
$0
09-11
$357
Series2
11-13
$272
13-15
$340
Biennium
(Includes All Agency funds for maintenance projects.)
15-17
$113
There were no All Agency Funds
enumerated for UW System for
the 2015-17 biennium.
University Program Revenue and Gifts/Grants
for Capital Projects
Finance
$500
Millions of Dollars
$400
$300
$200
$100
$0
Series1
09-11
$433 *
* Does not include UW-Madison Charter St. Heating Plant
44 FUNDING FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS
11-13
$263
13-15
$398 * *
Biennium
15-17
$339
* * 13-15 amt. adjusted to include de-enumeration of
Kenilworh Place project.
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PHYSICAL PLANT STATISTICS BY UNIVERSITY/UNIT
Madison
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River Falls (incl. Pigeon Lake)
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
Extension
System Administration
Totals
No. of Buildings/Additions
955
81
60
70
54
70
40
92
170
119
64
47
70
Assignable
Sq. Ft.
15,670,354
4,138,180
1,783,945
1,542,223
1,918,985
2,298,842
802,402
1,528,826
1,431,811
1,675,233
1,473,317
864,244
1,862,171
Gross
Building Replace- Contents ReplaceSq. Ft.
ment Value ($)
ment Value ($)
28,129,511
6,389,416,973
3,986,000,380
7,462,877
1,193,945,483
504,113,315
2,781,231
526,094,432
110,559,008
1,781,987
372,250,727
106,820,161
3,062,580
515,971,539
127,804,670
3,896,027
676,322,239
214,519,956
1,487,544
341,438,005
101,279,679
2,389,059
455,881,375
104,603,489
2,245,930
435,559,847
114,465,886
2,787,783
543,338,756
141,002,174
2,512,654
453,869,380
104,475,185
1,351,569
266,558,603
69,237,040
3,057,829
593,166,982
187,759,663
6
27
5
6,335
439,873
136,818
9,489
748,415
202,041
498,403
175,411,313
2,030,876
180,587
18,696,192
6,991,321
1,930
37,573,559
63,906,526
12,941,754,933
5,898,508,706
Finance
PHYSICAL PLANT STATISTICS BY UNIVERSITY/UNIT 45
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BUDGETED FACULTY AND STAFF POSITIONS, 2014-15
(Full-Time Equivalent)
Associate
Professor
Professor
Assistant
Professor
Other
Unclassified
Staff
Total
Faculty
Instructor
Total Unclassified
Staff
Total UW
Staff
Classified
Staff
Eau Claire
170
123
148
0
441
348
789
420
1,210
Green Bay
33
88
55
0
176
252
428
217
645
La Crosse
101
108
195
0
404
416
820
373
1,193
Madison
1,241
388
510
0
2,139
8,877
11,016
5,088
16,104
Milwaukee
262
389
210
0
861
1,564
2,425
1,124
3,549
Oshkosh
131
111
164
4
410
517
927
399
1,327
Parkside
32
49
45
0
126
217
343
186
529
Platteville
117
60
115
0
292
361
653
321
974
River Falls
118
45
48
0
211
220
431
230
661
Stevens Point
145
99
123
9
376
358
734
384
1,118
Stout
68
96
146
0
310
366
676
403
1,079
Superior
40
27
61
0
128
127
255
150
405
99
142
162
0
403
374
777
410
1,187
2,558
1,723
1,982
13
6,276
14,000
20,276
9,706
29,981
Baraboo-Sauk
2.00
6.50
8.20
-
17
15
32
10
42
Barron
4.00
5.25
6.00
-
15
13
28
10
39
Fond du Lac
4.00
10.00
7.46
-
21
14
35
16
50
Fox Valley
7.00
19.75
13.25
-
40
32
72
23
95
Manitowoc
2.00
12.13
4.50
-
19
11
30
13
43
Marathon
8.00
16.25
8.50
-
33
30
63
13
77
Marinette
2.75
7.00
3.75
-
14
15
29
9
38
Marshfield-Wood
4.00
6.00
7.50
-
18
13
31
9
40
Richland
4.00
5.50
4.50
-
15
9
24
11
35
Rock
7.00
9.00
9.25
-
25
25
50
13
62
Sheboygan
3.00
5.37
9.88
-
18
15
33
13
46
Washington
10.00
8.50
7.50
-
27
16
43
14
57
Waukesha
9.00
23.00
14.25
-
46
34
80
22
102
Other
1.25
2.75
4.12
-
8
82
90
23
114
Total
68.00
137.00
108.66
0
314
326
640
199
839
Extension
73.11
116.21
68.20
31.78
289
693
982
229
1,211
System Admin.
-
-
-
-
-
51
51
51
102
Systemwide
-
-
-
-
-
31
31
168
199
2,699
1,977
2,159
45
6,880
15,099
21,979
10,354
32,333
Whitewater
Total
Colleges
Faculty and Staff
Total UW System
Notes: Includes vacant positions. Does not include 3,137 student assistants in the UW System.
Numbers may not add up due to rounding.
Source: UW Office of Budget Planning
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BUDGETED FACULTY BY INSTITUTION AND RANK, 2014-15
(Appointment Count)
Professors
Associate
Professors
Assistant
Professors
Instructors
Associate
Professor
Unranked
Total
Faculty
Eau Claire
179
125
155
-
-
459
Green Bay
34
88
58
-
-
180
La Crosse
101
108
196
-
-
405
Madison
1,288
401
518
-
-
2,207
Milwaukee
272
392
211
-
-
875
Oshkosh
131
113
188
4
-
436
Parkside
33
49
45
-
-
127
Platteville
118
61
116
-
-
295
River Falls
120
46
53
-
-
219
Stevens Point
148
100
127
10
-
385
Stout
70
98
147
-
-
315
Superior
40
27
61
-
-
128
100
144
163
-
-
407
2,634
1,752
2,039
14
0
6,439
Whitewater
Total
Colleges
Baraboo-Sauk
2
7
8
-
-
17
Barron
4
5
6
-
-
15
Fond du Lac
4
10
7
-
-
21
Fox Valley
7
20
13
-
-
40
Manitowoc
2
12
5
-
-
19
Marathon
8
16
9
-
-
33
Marinette
3
7
4
-
-
14
Marshfield-Wood
4
6
8
-
-
18
Richland
4
6
5
-
-
14
Rock
7
9
9
-
-
25
Sheboygan
3
5
10
-
-
18
Washington
10
9
8
-
-
26
9
24
14
-
-
47
Waukesha
Systemwide Services
3
4
-
-
8
68
138
109
0
0
315
Extension
82
123
74
34
-
313
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,784
2,013
2,222
48
0
7,067
Systemwide
Total UW System
Notes: Includes vacant positions.
Numbers may not add up due to rounding.
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Faculty and Staff
1
Total
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UW SYSTEM EMPLOYEES BY RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDER
AND EMPLOYMENT CATEGORY
Faculty and
Instructional
Academic Staff
#
2012
African American
American Indian
Asian American*
Hawaiian/Pacific
Islander
Hispanic/Latino(a)
Two or More Races
Employees of Color
White
Unknown
Race/Ethnicity
International
Faculty and Staff
Female
Male
UW System Total
%
279
2.4%
Non-Instructional
Academic Staff
#
%
280
2.9%
Classified Staff
#
%
370
3.6%
Administrators
and Academic
Leaders
#
70
Graduate
Assistants
%
#
%
4.8%
166
2.3%
Total
#
%
1,165
2.9%
2013
292
2.5%
268
2.7%
380
3.7%
75
5.0%
170
2.4%
1,185
2.9%
2014
290
2.4%
263
2.6%
380
3.7%
67
4.4%
168
2.4%
1,168
2.9%
2012
71
0.6%
53
0.5%
52
0.5%
7
0.5%
18
0.3%
201
0.5%
2013
76
0.6%
56
0.6%
51
0.5%
7
0.5%
31
0.4%
221
0.5%
2014
63
0.5%
60
0.6%
41
0.4%
6
0.4%
27
0.4%
197
0.5%
2012
835
7.1%
481
4.9%
322
3.2%
29
2.0%
300
4.2%
1,967
4.9%
2013
860
7.2%
473
4.8%
326
3.2%
28
1.9%
312
4.4%
1,999
4.9%
2014
909
7.6%
494
4.8%
345
3.4%
23
1.5%
288
4.1%
2,059
5.0%
2012
3
0.0%
4
0.0%
1
0.0%
-
0.0%
1
0.0%
9
0.0%
2013
4
0.0%
4
0.0%
3
0.0%
-
0.0%
4
0.1%
15
0.0%
2014
5
0.0%
5
0.0%
4
0.0%
-
0.0%
1
0.0%
15
0.0%
2012
290
2.5%
195
2.0%
368
3.6%
39
2.7%
231
3.3%
1,123
2.8%
2013
285
2.4%
203
2.0%
366
3.6%
36
2.4%
246
3.4%
1,136
2.8%
2014
302
2.5%
210
2.1%
370
3.6%
41
2.7%
253
3.6%
1,176
2.9%
2012
42
0.4%
60
0.6%
45
0.4%
4
0.3%
71
1.0%
222
0.6%
2013
62
0.5%
72
0.7%
55
0.5%
8
0.5%
70
1.0%
267
0.7%
2014
81
0.7%
83
0.8%
75
0.7%
8
0.5%
88
1.2%
335
0.8%
2012
1,520
12.9%
1,073
10.9%
1,158
11.4%
149
10.3%
787
11.1%
4,687
11.6%
2013
1,579
13.3%
1,076
10.8%
1,181
11.6%
154
10.3%
833
11.6%
4,823
11.8%
2014
1,650
13.8%
1,115
10.9%
1,215
11.9%
145
9.6%
825
11.6%
4,950
12.1%
2012
9,702
82.5%
7,915
80.6%
8,792
86.5%
1,289
89.1%
4,214
59.3%
31,912
79.2%
2013
9,725
81.6%
8,048
80.8%
8,736
85.7%
1,334
89.2%
4,120
57.6%
31,963
78.5%
2014
9,657
80.9%
8,257
80.8%
8,690
85.1%
1,351
89.5%
4,005
56.4%
31,960
78.0%
2012
230
2.0%
182
1.9%
216
2.1%
7
0.5%
91
1.3%
726
1.8%
2013
296
2.5%
210
2.1%
261
2.6%
6
0.4%
113
1.6%
886
2.2%
2014
375
3.1%
259
2.5%
284
2.8%
11
0.7%
177
2.5%
1,106
2.7%
2012
301
2.6%
649
6.6%
4
0.0%
2
0.1%
2,012
28.3%
2,968
7.4%
2013
312
2.6%
623
6.3%
17
0.2%
2
0.1%
2,086
29.2%
3,040
7.5%
2014
261
2.2%
586
5.7%
19
0.2%
2
0.1%
2,091
29.5%
2,959
7.2%
2012
5,336
45.4%
5,633
57.4%
5,484
53.9%
705
48.7%
3,314
46.6%
20,472
50.8%
2013
5,481
46.0%
5,746
57.7%
5,479
53.7%
742
49.6%
3,347
46.8%
20,795
51.1%
2014
5,511
46.1%
5,983
58.6%
5,450
53.4%
757
50.2%
3,241
45.7%
20,942
51.1%
2012
6,417
54.6%
4,186
42.6%
4,686
46.1%
742
51.3%
3,790
53.4%
19,821
49.2%
2013
6,431
54.0%
4,211
42.3%
4,716
46.3%
754
50.4%
3,805
53.2%
19,917
48.9%
2014
6,432
53.9%
4,234
41.4%
4,758
46.6%
752
49.8%
3,857
54.3%
20,033
48.9%
2012
11,753
100%
9,819
100%
10,170
100%
1,447
100%
7,104
100%
40,293
100%
2013
11,912
100%
9,957
100%
10,195
100%
1,496
100%
7,152
100%
40,712
100%
2014
11,943
100%
10,217
100%
10,208
100%
1,509
100%
7,098
100%
40,975
100%
*State and federal regulations that proscribe racial/ethnic definitions and data collection practices for purposes of equal employment opportunities
and affirmative action do not distinguish various Asian racial/ethnic groups.
48 UW SYSTEM EMPLOYEES BY RACE/ETHNICITY, GENDER
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WOMEN AS PERCENT OF FACULTY BY RANK, 5-YEAR HISTORY
80%
70%
60%
Professor
50%
Associate Professor
40%
Assistant Professor
30%
Instructor
20%
All Faculty
10%
0%
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
2010-11
By FTE split
Women
Faculty
Total
Faculty
2011-12
%
Women
Women
Faculty
2012-13
%
Women
Total
Faculty
Women
Faculty
Total
Faculty
2013-14
%
Women
Women
Faculty
Total
Faculty
2014-15
%
Women
Women
Faculty
%
Women
Total
Faculty
Professor
720.58
2,550.19
28.3%
729.82
2,455.95
29.7%
729.42
2,488.73
29.3%
745.76
2,516.92
29.6%
798.16
2,610.62
30.6%
Assoc Professor
779.35
1,890.68
41.2%
783.31
1,856.16
42.2%
820.09
1,856.92
44.2%
841.49
1,876.04
44.9%
847.97
1,869.45
45.4%
Assist Professor
851.33
1,783.87
47.7%
861.42
1,832.63
47.0%
893.57
1,870.32
47.8%
908.83
1,898.71
47.9%
883.21
1,821.39
48.5%
Instructor
18.60
38.60
48.2%
15.91
26.91
59.1%
19.83
31.83
62.3%
25.10
40.10
62.6%
29.60
43.60
67.9%
All Faculty
2369.86
6,263.34
37.8%
2,390.46
6,171.65
38.7%
2,462.91
6,247.80
39.4%
2,521.18
6,331.77
39.8%
2,558.94
6,345.06
40.0%
MULTICULTURAL FACULTY, BY INSTITUTION, FALL 2014
Asian American
Female
Male
African American
Female
Male
Hawaiian/
Pacific Islander
Female
Male
Hispanic/
Latino(a)
Female
American Indian
Male
Female
Male
2
Two or More Races
Female
Total
Male
Eau Claire
19
19
6
4
4
9
4
Green Bay
4
9
1
3
4
6
1
La Crosse
14
17
1
6
2
7
3
2
1
Madison
69
175
30
24
31
39
4
2
10
8
393
Milwaukee
46
95
21
27
17
20
4
4
4
3
241
Oshkosh
8
12
1
4
3
1
1
Parkside
10
9
3
5
2
1
23
4
7
2
2
6
8
1
2
1
2
1
Stevens Point
8
10
2
2
4
3
1
1
13
13
5
2
3
5
3
2
Whitewater
21
26
6
6
1
5
4
1
1
1
1
Colleges
5
7
7
3
3
1
5
1
1
1
2
3
1
245
429
74
104
87
102
22
2
1
2
2
31
36
15
2
1
2
1
15
56
23
2
1
Extension
Total
1
22
74
28
15
19
1,122
WOMEN AS PERCENT OF FACULTY BY RANK, 5-YEAR HISTORY 49
Faculty and Staff
14
Stout
53
29
Platteville
Superior
69
29
30
River Falls
1
2
1
2014-15 UW System Fact Book
AVERAGE AAUP* SALARIES OF FULL-TIME FACULTY, 2014-15
(excludes Medical School)
Madison
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Green Bay
La Crosse
Oshkosh
Parkside
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Colleges
Professor
$128,100
102,900
76,900
70,400
80,700
78,800
73,500
72,300
72,400
71,200
73,100
67,000
79,700
62,400
Associate Professor
95,800
76,800
63,800
61,200
64,200
63,100
63,300
58,100
65,500
60,600
62,200
56,500
66,300
50,200
*American Association of University Professors
Faculty and Staff
50 AVERAGE AAUP* SALARIES OF FULL-TIME FACULTY, 2014-15
Assistant Professor
84,900
70,400
63,500
55,400
59,900
64,300
56,700
57,300
58,900
53,600
58,700
56,200
67,400
44,900
2014-15 UW System Fact Book
INDEX
Academic (degree) programs, 4
By institution, 10-11
Academic Staff
Role in UW System, 4
Statistics, 46, 48
Board of Regents
Committees, 6
Description, 3
Meeting schedule, 6
Members, 5
Officers, 6
Presidents, 3
Budget
By institution, 10-11, 32-33
GPR, 10-year history, 40
UW System, total, 32-33
Buildings
Funding for capital construction, 44
Statistics by University/Unit, 45
Calendar, academic year, 12-13
Campus information, 10-11, back cover
Chancellors, 8, inside back cover
Classified (University) Staff
Role in UW System, 4
Statistics, 46, 48
Colleges, UW
At-a-glance, 11
City & county relationships, 4
Deans, 9, inside back cover
Locations, 9, back cover
Costs, student
By institution, undergraduate, 5-year history, 38-39
Cost of education paid by resident undergrads, 40
Resident undergraduate expenses (weighted average), 41
Debt, undergraduate student, 41
Definitions, student statistics, 14-15
Degrees conferred, 28-31
Bachelor’s degrees, 28
By race/ethnicity, all levels, 28
Graduate and professional, 29
Level and Gender, 10-year history, 31
Students of Color, 10-year history, 31
UW System, all levels, 10-year history, 30
Enrollments, 16-27
Fall enrollment by institution, 16-17
Full-time/part-time, 21
Historical, 21, 23-26
Male/Female, 20
Race/ethnicity, 20, 26
State of origin, 18
UW-Extension, 22
Wisconsin county of origin, 19
Ethnic Groups (see Multicultural and Students of Color)
Expenditures
By classification, and funding source, 36-37
Extension, UW At-a-glance, 11
City & county relationships, 4
Contacts and enrollments, 22
Facilities, 45
Faculty
Budgeted faculty (headcount), 47
Budgeted faculty and staff (FTE), 46
Multicultural, by gender and ethnic group, 48-49
Role in UW System, 4
Salaries, 50
Women, by rank, 49
Female
Degrees conferred, 28, 29, 31
Enrollments, 20-21
Faculty by rank (% of total), 49
Multicultural faculty, 49
Financial Aid, 42-43
By institution, 42
Dollar volume, 10-year history, 43
Highlights, 42
Type of aid, 42-43
Gifts, Grants and Contracts Awarded, 10-year history, 35
GPR Support
By percentage of budget, 10-year history, 40
History and organization of UW System, 2-4
Housing, University, costs, 38-39, 41
Institutions-at-a-Glance, 10-11
Instruction
Cost of, 41
Expenditures, 36, 37
Male
Degrees conferred, 28, 29, 31
Enrollments, 20-21
Multicultural faculty, 49
Map of campus locations, back cover
Mission Statement, UW System, 2
Multicultural (see also Students of Color)
Degrees conferred, 28, 31
Faculty, 48-49
Student enrollment, 20, 26
UW System employees, 48, 49
Offices, UW System Administration, 7, inside back cover
Physical Plant, Statistics, 45
Presidents
Board of Regents, 3
UW System, 3
Public Service, expenditures, 36-37
Regents (see Board of Regents)
Research, expenditures and funding, 35-37
Revenues, 10-year history, 34
Salaries, full-time faculty, 50
Statutes, Wisconsin, Chapter 36, 2
Student(s)
Costs/expenses, 38-41
Debt, 41
Degrees conferred, 28-31
Enrollments, 16-27
Financial aid, 42-43
Gender, 20-21, 28-29, 31
Geographic origin, 18-19
Race/ethnicity, 20, 26, 28, 31
Resident/non-resident, 16-19, 21
Role in UW System, 4
Transfer, 27
Students of Color, 20, 26, 28, 31
Telephone numbers
Board of Regents, 5
Campus, 10-11
Chancellors, 8, inside back cover
Colleges deans, 9, inside back cover
UW System Administration offices, 7, inside back cover
Transfer students, 27
Tuition
By institution, 38-39
% of costs, 41
University Staff, 4
Websites, 6, 10-11, 15, inside back cover
Women (see Female)
INDEX 51
2014-15 UW System Fact Book
ABOUT
UW System
The University of Wisconsin System is one of the
largest systems of public higher education in the
country, serving approximately 180,000 students
each fall and employing more than 40,000
faculty and staff statewide.
The UW System is made up of
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13 four-year universities,
13 freshman-sophomore
UW Colleges campuses, and
statewide UW-Extension
Together, these institutions are a tremendous
academic, cultural, and economic resource for
Wisconsin, the nation, and the world.
CONTACT INFORMATION FOR
UW SYSTEM OFFICES AND INSTITUTIONS
OTHER RESOURCES
AVAILABLE
Accountability Dashboard
The University of Wisconsin
System Accountability
Dashboard includes a
Annual Budget:
State Funding:
Approximately 180,000
$6.1 billion
$1.2 billion
Gifts, Grants and
Contracts Awarded:
$1.4 billion
Economic Impact:
$15+ billion annually
Annual Degrees
Awarded: WebsitePhone
wisconsin.edu/president
President's Office
Ray Cross
Academic and Student Affairs
James P. Henderson (designate) wisconsin.edu/offices/asa
608-262-3826
Administration
David L. Miller
wisconsin.edu/offices/admin
608-262-4048
Finance
Julie Gordon (interim)
wisconsin.edu/offices/finance
608-262-1803
General Counsel
Tomas Stafford
wisconsin.edu/offices/gc
608-262-8646
Internal Audit
Lori Stortz
wisconsin.edu/offices/audit
608-263-4397
University Relations
James Villa
wisconsin.edu/offices/our
608-262-4464
uwhelp.wisconsin.edu
800-442-6459
UW HELP
Board of Regents Office
education performance
608-262-2321
Officer
WebsitePhone
Jane Radue
wisconsin.edu/regents
608-262-2324
measures that reflect UW System’s strategic priori-
UW Institutions
Chancellor or Regional CEO/Dean
Website
Phone
ties or are required by state legislation. To view the
UW-Eau Claire
James Schmidt
www.uwec.edu
715-836-2327
UW-Extension
Cathy A. Sandeen
www.uwex.edu
608-262-3786
UW-Green Bay
Gary L. Miller
www.uwgb.edu
920-465-2207
UW-La Crosse
Joe Gow
www.uwlax.edu
608-785-8004
UW-Madison
Rebecca Blank
www.wisc.edu
608-262-9946
UW-Milwaukee
Mark Mone
www.uwm.edu
414-229-4331
UW-Oshkosh
Andrew J. Leavitt
www.uwosh.edu
920-424-0200
UW-Parkside
Deborah Ford
www.uwp.edu
262-595-2211
UW-Platteville
Dennis J. Shields
www.uwplatt.edu
608-342-1234
UW-River Falls
Dean Van Galen
www.uwrf.edu
715-425-3201
UW-Stevens Point
Bernie L. Patterson
www.uwsp.edu
715-346-2123
UW-Stout
Bob Meyer
www.uwstout.edu
715-232-2441
UW-Superior
Renée Wachter
www.uwsuper.edu
715-394-8223
UW-Whitewater
Beverly A. Kopper
www.uww.edu
262-472-1918
UW Colleges
Accountability Dashboard, visit:
www.wisconsin.edu/accountability
Introduction to the UW System
Geared toward prospective students and school counselors, this
full-color overview of UW camis published each fall.
To view online, visit:
Cathy A. Sandeen
www.uwc.edu
608-262-3786
Baraboo/Sauk County
Charles Clark
www.baraboo.uwc.edu
608-355-5200
Barron County
Keith Montgomery
www.barron.uwc.edu
715-234-8176
Fond du Lac
Martin Rudd
www.fdl.uwc.edu
920-929-1100
Fox Valley
Martin Rudd
www.uwfox.uwc.edu
920-832-2600
Manitowoc
Martin Rudd
www.manitowoc.uwc.edu
920-683-4700
To view current and past financial
Marathon County
Keith Montgomery
www.uwmc.uwc.edu
715-261-6100
reports, visit:
Marinette
Keith Montgomery
www.marinette.uwc.edu
715-735-4300
Marshfield/Wood County
Keith Montgomery
www.marshfield.uwc.edu
715-389-6500
Online and Distance Education Michael Bartlett
www.online.uwc.edu
608-270-2771
Richland
Charles Clark
www.richland.uwc.edu
608-647-6186
Rock County
Charles Clark
www.rock.uwc.edu
608-758-6565
Sheboygan
Jackie Joseph-Silverstein
www.sheboygan.uwc.edu
608-459-6600
Washington County
Jackie Joseph-Silverstein
www.washington.uwc.edu
262-335-5200
Waukesha
Jackie Joseph-Silverstein
www.waukesha.uwc.edu
262-521-5200
uwhelp.wisconsin.edu/introduction
Annual Financial Report
www.wisconsin.edu/financialreports
More than 36,000
Officer
broad spectrum of higher
puses and admissions guidelines
Fall Enrollment:
System Offices
14-15 Fact Book
UW Campuses
A Reference Guide to
University of Wisconsin System
Statistics and General Information
Universities
Freshman/sophomore
UW Colleges campuses
UW-SUPERIOR
UW-Extension offices in all 72 counties
UW-BARRON COUNTY
Rice Lake
UW-STOUT
Menomonie
UW-RIVER FALLS
UW-MARINETTE
UW-MARATHON COUNTY
Wausau
UW-EAU CLAIRE
UW-MARSHFIELD/WOOD COUNTY
UW-GREEN BAY
UW-STEVENS POINT
UW-FOX VALLEY
Menasha
UW-OSHKOSH
UW-LA CROSSE
UW-FOND DU LAC
UW-MANITOWOC
UW-SHEBOYGAN
UW-BARABOO/SAUK COUNTY
UW-WASHINGTON COUNTY
West Bend
UW-RICHLAND
Richland Center
UW-WAUKESHA
UW-MADISON
UW-WHITEWATER
UW-MILWAUKEE
UW-PLATTEVILLE
UW-ROCK COUNTY
Janesville
Office of the President
1700 Van Hise Hall, 1220 Linden Drive, Madison, WI 53706
(608) 262-2321
UW-PARKSIDE
Kenosha
DECEMBER 2015
wisconsin.edu