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Clif Smart, President

Frank Einhellig, Provost

September 29, 2014

State of the University Address

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Access to success

Public affairs integration

Engaged inquiry Responsible stewardship

Valuing and supporting people

Partners for progress1

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www.missouristate.edu/

eightgoals/

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We will keep cost affordable while

offering rigorous, high-quality

programs.

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Missouri State will make every

effort to improve the retention rate

of first-time, full-time students.

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73.50%75.43% 75.35% 75.25% 75.22%

60%

70%

80%

90%

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

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Goal: 80%

• Our facilities should match our

size and status.

• The Board is committed to

completing projects already

underway and undertaking

additional facilities projects as

appropriate.

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Welcome Center Occupational Therapy Building

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• Diversity does matter.

• Impacts student learning

experiences.

• Impacts both student and

employee recruitment

and retention.

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* Not including China campus

2,625

4,154

1,595

2,631

1,030 1,523

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2,500

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All diversity Underrepresented International*

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Enrollment: 6,804 Enrollment: 1,548

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Provost

22,385

15,000 17,000 19,000 21,000 23,000

Student total

Fall 2014 Fall 2013

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+2.7%*

* A new record

2,801

2,631

1,523

3,420

1,000 1,700 2,400 3,100 3,800

First time new in college

Students fromunderrepresented groups

International students

Graduate students

Fall 2014 Fall 2013

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+2.6%*

* A new record

+3.3%*

+9.0%*

+4.01%

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• Internet credit hours: +26.9%

• Second block class credit hours: +43.1%

• Students from 49 states, 88 countries

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696

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733

670

680

690

700

710

720

730

740

Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014

• Doctor of Nursing Practice

• 12 master’s degrees

• 9 graduate certificates

• 9 bachelor’s degree majors

• 2 undergraduate certificates

• General education, pathway to

complete

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• Doctor of Pharmacy

• UMKC and MSU collaboration; housed in Brick City

• Fall 2014 — Initial class of 30 students

• Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice

• Transitioning from the master’s

• Final HLC approval last week!

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Envisioning the future

• MFA, Visual Studies

• MS, Applied Behavior Analysis

• Master of Applied Second Language Acquisition

• MS, Interdisciplinary Studies

• 10 graduate certificates

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Majors and certificates

• BS, Modern Language

(comprehensive)

• BAS, Hospitality and

Restaurant Administration

• 5 certificate programs

Minors

• Construction

Management

• Disability Studies

• Diversity Studies

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Study Away, 2013–14

Participants 450

Scholarships $98,000

Exploratory

travel awards

$20,000

Honors College, fall 2014

Honors enrolled 1,302

New first-year 369

Transfer and

other

17

Accelerated

track

120

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• 75.2% first-year full-time student

second year return

• 55.2% 6-year undergraduate

graduation rate

• 68.5% 6-year graduate

graduation rate (combined full-

and part-time)

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Kelly Wood

Provost fellow for

student success

83.3%75.9% 78.7% 76.2% 76.9%

65.0%

78.6%70.1% 75.2%

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25%

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Freshman retention, fall 2013–fall 2014

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683 332 583 581 588

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Students not returningfrom fall 2013 to fall 2014

Freshman, first-time Freshman, all other Sophomore Junior Senior

Total: 2,767

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• New pilot program on Credit by Assessment Incentive

• Recommendation of the Task Force on Online and Alternative

Learning

• Purpose: To foster creative plans from departments that

provide students an opportunity to formally demonstrate their

knowledge of a course and thereby receive credit

• A faculty committee will recommend proposals for funding

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• Bachelor of General Studies

• MS in Cybersecurity

• Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning

• Specialist in Education — Teacher Leadership

• Graduate Certificate in Teaching and Learning

• Graduate Certificate in Teacher Leadership

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Classroom equipment

• Replacement of 310 PCs

• Upgraded over 150

classrooms with digital

projectors and associated

technology

• ITV upgrades for both on- and

off-campus sites

Mediasite expansion

• My Mediasite Desktop

available in faculty offices

• Added classroom units

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• Expanded support for faculty

• Blackboard Black Belt series by computer services

• FCTL Digital Professor Academy and drop-in help

• Mobile app now available

• Improved content management features — November 2014

• Community engagement tools — January 2015

• Blackboard Collaborate pilot — now going

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• Enhances the educational process by

fostering student learning

• Contributes to the public good and

benefits society

• Assists faculty development which is

passed on to students

• Increases academic quality and meets

standards of the 30+ accreditations of our

programs

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Book 29

Book chapter 71

Journal article 220

Exhibition 21

Performance 17

Total 358

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• MSU grants and direct helps

• Faculty research — summer fellowships

• Sabbaticals — provost fellow for writing

• College recognition and awards

• Faculty promotion including distinguished professor

• Professor Salary Incentive Program

• Mind’s Eye publication

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• Chris Barnhart, BIO

• John Bourhis, COM

• Deanne Camp, RFT

• Russell Carney, PSY

• Randy Dillon, COM

• Kanghui Guo, MTH

• David Gutzke, HST

• Cynthia Hail, CEFS

• John Havel, BIO

• Shouchuan Hu, MTH

• Beth Hurst, RFT

• Robert Jones, PSY

• Nancy Keith, MKT

• Paula Kemp, MTH

• Timothy Knapp, SOC

• Laszlo Kovacs, BIO

• Gerald Masterson, KIN

• Robert Mayanovic, PAMS

• Kevin Mickus, GGP

• Carol Miller, FGB

• Michael F. Murray, MUS

• Joel Paddock, PLS

• Richard Parker, MKT

• James Parsons, MUS

• Robert Pavlowsky, GGP

• Sarah Perkins, ART

• Eric Pervukhin, ART

• Mark Richter, CHM

• Allen Schaefer, MKT

• Vonda Yarberry, ART

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• Where you see things not just as

they are, but as they could be

• 2014 edition

• Features 14 MSU research

stories

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• Purpose: To advance the University mission in research

by assisting faculty in international presentations

• $100,000 available this year

• Matching funds from department and college

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• MSU-published journal — a point of pride

• Affiliated with the American Democracy Project

• Increases visibility and the public affairs mission

• Features a national editorial board and reviewers

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• Newly initiated — Dr. Mike Stout,

director

• Promote existing community

engagement efforts

• Conduct community-based research,

evaluations and assessments

• Mechanism for students to be trained in

community-based research

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Criteria to demonstrate

• Mission

• Integrity

• Teaching and learning

• Quality, resources and support

• Evaluation and improvement

• Resources, planning and

institutional effectiveness

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