Miami University Institution Snapshot Lesson 7 Institution Snapshot

Miami University Institution Snapshot Lesson 7: Institution Snapshot Blake Newsock HED 545

Introduction § History & Defining Moments Carnegie Classification & Rankings § §History & defining moments Leadership Structure § §Carnegie Classification and rankings Revenue Sources § §Leadership structure Conclusion § §Revenue sources

History & Defining Moments § Chartered in 1809 in Oxford, Ohio Mother of fraternities § §Chartered in 1809 in Oxford, Ohio. Cradle of Coaches § §Mother of fraternities Alumni § §Cradle of Coaches § Benjamin Harrison § Alumni Ben Roethlisberger § §Benjamin Harrison Michael C. Armstrong § §Ben Roethlisberger Richard T. Farmer § §Michael C. Armstrong § Richard T. Farmer

Carnegie Classification & Rankings § What are the Carnegie Classifications? § There are six basic classifications: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Undergraduate Instructional Programs Graduate Instructional Programs Enrollment Profile Undergraduate Profile Size & Setting Basic § How does this influence rankings? § Reliable § Grant Money

Carnegie Classification & Rankings § What is the Carnegie Classification of Miami? 1. Undergraduate Instructional Program: § Bal/SGC: Balanced arts & sciences/professions, some graduate coexistence 2. Graduate Instructional Program: § Comp. Doc/NMed. Vet: Comprehensive doctoral (no medical/veterinary) 3. Enrollment Profile: § VHU: Very high undergraduate 4. Undergraduate Profile: § FT 4/MS/LTI: Full-time four-year, more selective, lower transfer-in 5. Size and Setting: § L 4/HR: Large four-year, highly residential 6. Basic RU/H: § Research Universities (high research activity)

The Numbers 2013 national rank: 76 Carnegie Classification & Rankings 2014 national rank: 82 Miami University 2013 In-State Tuition Out-of-State Tuition Student Enrollment Acceptance Rate 6 year graduation rate Avg Freshman Retention Rate Score High School Counselor score (out of 5) Classes with fewer then 20 students Classes with 50 or more students Student-Faculty ratio Miami University 2014 $13, 799 $29, 598 17, 901 66. 8% 79. 0% 89. 0% 50 In-State Tuition Out-of-State Tuition Student Enrollment Acceptance Rate 6 year graduation rate Avg Freshman Retention Rate Score High School Counselor score (out of 5) Classes with fewer then 20 students Classes with 50 or more students Student-Faculty ratio http: //colleges. usnews. rankingsandreviews. com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities/data/page+4 $14, 287 $30, 987 15, 813 65. 8% 79. 0% 90. 0% 48 3. 9 32. 6% 10. 0% 17: 1

What do the numbers say? § More selective residential university with high focus on research. Carnegie Classification & Rankings § Offer an affordable education to in-state students § “home grown talent” § 17: 1 student to faculty § More intimate learning experience § High residential, low turnover § “Miami offers a unique college experience” § Key questions § What impact does alumni play? § What is the solution to a decline in graduation rates?

Organizational Flowchart Miami University 2014 Leadership Structure http: //www. units. miamioh. edu/oir/Fact. Book/FB_Current/University_Org_Chart. pdf

Miami University 2013 Undergraduate Diversity (Oxford Campus) https: //miamioh. edu/about-miami/diversity-snapshot/enrollment/

Organizational Flowchart Miami University 2014 Leadership Structure http: //www. units. miamioh. edu/oir/Fact. Book/FB_Current/University_Org_Chart. pdf

Revenue Source (Income 2013) http: //nces. ed. gov/ipeds/datacenter/Institution. Profile. aspx? unit. Id=adabafabadaf

Revenue Source (Expenses 2013) http: //nces. ed. gov/ipeds/datacenter/Institution. Profile. aspx? unit. Id=adabafabadaf

Conclusion § Autonomy § Miami has a great amount of autonomy as it reflects 7% in grant revenue § Leadership § The president is involved in internal affairs § The mission of the university is to provide a quality education on a large campus with a small school feel § Revenues/Costs § 13% state appropriations is typical for a public university as this is dependent on test scores and graduation rates. § Stakeholders § Students § Faculty § Alumni § Does Miami offer a high quality education for the price?

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