DATA DIGEST

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1 DATA DIGEST

2 DATA DIGEST Publication Date: January 2015 Any questions concerning material contained in this book should be directed to: Office of Institutional Research & Assessment Purdue University Calumet Lawshe Hall, Suite th Street Hammond, Indiana Telephone: (219) Fax: (219) E mail: oira@purduecal.edu URL:

3 DATA DIGEST Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to present the seventh edition of the Data Digest. The main purpose of the Purdue University Calumet Data Digest is to provide quick and easy access to a wide variety of quantitative information on the major dimensions of the university: students, faculty and staff, alumni, and finances. An additional purpose served by the Data Digest is to furnish official numbers. It is possible to measure many of the attributes of the University in a variety of ways, depending on definitions applied. Purdue Calumet's official numbers and definitions are often an important point of reference, which we hope you will consider when making comparisons or tabulations of your own. The compilation of the Digest has been useful in organizing data collection and management at the university level, and will help in guiding data collection efforts at the academic units level. Student enrollment, alumni, and workforce data is provided through Fall 2014, student degrees though the academic year, and financial data through the 2014 fiscal year (ending June 30, 2014). We hope this evolving publication is a valuable resource for official information about Purdue University Calumet. As always, we invite your comments and welcome suggestions on how future editions of the Data Digest can be improved. Acknowledgements: The preparation of this publication would not have been possible without the contributions of many individuals across the campus community. We give a special thanks to the Marketing and Communication staff for their help in the production of this document and website. Gillian Leonard Director of Institutional Research and Assessment

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS FAST FACTS Chancellor Timeline. Board of Trustees. Organizational Chart STUDENTS Historical Enrollment 5 Enrollment by Student Level 6 Enrollment by Gender.. 7 Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity.. 8 Enrollment by Full-time and Part-time.. 9 Class Size Enrollment by Course Level 10 Full-Time Equivalency and Credit Hours Enrollment by Residency Residency as a Percentage of Enrollment by Student Level.. 13 Enrollment by International Students. 14 Enrollment by Age Recent Trends in Average Age 16 First Generation Students Enrollment by Indiana County Enrollment by US State and Region.. 19 International Student Enrollment by Country 20 Retention and Graduate Rates of New First Year Students Academic Performance (undergraduate grade distribution) Degrees Conferred by Student Level and Degree Level. 23 FACULTY AND STAFF Faculty and Staff Headcount 24 Detail of Faculty and Staff Headcount 25 Faculty and Staff Headcount by Gender 26 Faculty and Staff Headcount by Race/Ethnicity FINANCE Undergraduate Cost of Attendance. Debt of Graduating Students Student Financial Aid Awards by Type and Sources Trends in Academic-Year Tuition and Required Fees Budget by Source of Funds Gift Giving by Category Market Value of Endowment. ADDITIONAL FACTS AND FIGURES Enrollment by School and Student Level Female Enrollment by Student Level by School... Degrees Conferred by College and Degree Level Graduates Remaining in Indiana. Distribution of Alumni by Residence Alumni Enrollment by Indiana County. Athletics and Intramurals Athletics. Student Organizations..... Student Activities. Library Academic Calendar DEFINITIONS AND TECHNICAL NOTES Definitions Technical Notes 48

5 FAST FACTS FAST FACTS CHANCELLOR TIMELINE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

6 Fast Facts Board of Trustees Headcount Enrollment Fall 2014 Student Housing Room Rate $5,485 Thomas E. Spurgeon, Chairman Undergraduate 8,491 Graduate 1, Students to Faculty Ratio 20 to 1 President Total 9,501 Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr. Faculty and Staff Headcount Fall 2014** Chancellor Students in Teacher Education Programs Faculty, Lecturers and Adjunct Faculty 504 Thomas L. Keon Fall Administrative and Professional Staff 264 Clerical and Service Staff 244 Location and Homepage Address Student Credit Hours for (summer, fall, and spring data) Graduate Student Staff th Street Student Credit Hours 94,486 Total 1,169 Hammond, Indiana Degrees Awarded Cumulative AY ( to ) Named Faculty 7 Accreditation Associate 69 13,130 The Higher Learning Commission Baccalaureate 1,700 27,973 Budgeted Revenues for (In millions of dollars) A Commission of the North Central Association Master's 380 8,677 State Appropriations South LaSalle Street, Suite Chicago, IL Total 2,149 49,780 Student Fees 51.5 Gifts, Grants, and Contracts 5.8 Carnegie Classification Certificates Awarded AY Facilities and Administrative Recovery 0.8 Master's College & Universities (larger programs) Certificate 35 Interest and Other Revenue 1.9 Post-Baccalaureate 20 Other Restricted Income 7.1 Office of Admissions Post-Master's 1 Auxiliary Enterprises 6.7 (219) Total 56 Student Aid 19.8 C. H. Lawshe Hall 130 Total Total Living Alumni 38,316 The Graduate School Sponsored Funding Awarded in (in millions) 7.2 (219) Student Organizations 98 C. H. Lawshe Hall 242 Student Financial Aid Awards in Tuition and Fees for Academic Year * Scholarships and Grants 19,948,971 Academic Colleges (based on 14 cr. hrs. for undergraduate and 9 cr. hrs. for graduate) Institutional/Statutory Fee Remissions 135,125 Business Undergraduate Resident $6,758 Loans 36,520,171 Education Undergraduate Nonresident $15,266 Employment and Employment Related 4,382,816 Engineering, Mathematics and Science Graduate Resident $5,732 Total $60,987,083 Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Graduate Nonresident $12,208 Nursing University Lands (in acres) 185 Technology Graduate School *Source for Tuition & Fees: IPEDS 1 **Preliminary numbers as of November 2014

7 Chancellors at Purdue University Calumet Millard Gyte, Director Gyte, as the first director of Purdue University's "Calumet Extension", single-handedly took on the difficult task of providing the school with its foundation. Securing a home for Calumet, starting a university faculty, and initiating a campus newspaper are among his many notable accomplishments. "Mr. PUC" passed away in July Carl Elliott, Director and Dean; Chancellor Elliott served Calumet for fifteen years: first as director, later as a director and dean, and finally, as its first chancellor in 1974; the year Calumet was autonomized. He contributed greatly to Calumet's growth during the years that nationwide unrest was experienced throughout many universities Richard J. Combs, Chancellor Combs is credited with guiding Calumet from its adolescent stage well into maturity. Under his supervision, enrollment increased to over eight thousand students, the faculty nearly doubled, infrastructure was enhanced, and the activities offered to students were extended and diversified. It was he who persuaded the trustees to rename the campus Purdue University, Calumet. Combs stayed with Calumet until his retirement in James Yackel, Chancellor Yackel's leadership was said to have prepared Calumet in such a way that it would make an invaluable contribution to how Northwest Indiana encountered the challenges of the 21st century. During his 10 year presence as chancellor, enrollment witnessed a ten percent surge, student scholarship dollars were increased, and new partnerships with industry and businesses were formed; he retired in July, Howard S. Cohen, Chancellor Dr. Cohen became Calumet's fourth chancellor in 2001, and helped further its growth and recognition. He helped increase enrollments, raise admission requirements and increase the diversity on campus simultaneously through the school's strategic planning effort. Under Chancellor Cohen's leadership, experiential learning as an undergraduate degree requirement was introduced, as was student housing to attract more degree-persistent students. He also established research centers and institutes to help advance Northwest Indiana. Chancellor Cohen believed that by realizing the vision for Calumet, the region would be transformed and headed for a bright future present Thomas L. Keon, Chancellor Dr. Thomas L. Keon has served Purdue University Calumet as its sixth campus leader and fifth chancellor since July 1, As head of the 9,500-student, Hammond-based, Purdue regional campus, Dr. Keon is overseeing efforts to transition Purdue Calumet into a destination university that continues to graduate large numbers while appealing to persistent, high-performing students. His vision for enhancing regional economic development is taking shape with the ongoing creation of a privately-funded Commercialization and Manufacturing Excellence Center. With his counterpart at Purdue North Central, Dr. Keon is collaborating to further the unification of Calumet and North Central into the emerging Purdue University Northwest. Source: Office of Advancement 2

8 Board of Trustees Purdue University's Board of Trustees consists of ten members, appointed by the governor of Indiana. Three of these members - one of whom must be a graduate of the College of Agriculture - are nominated by the Purdue Alumni Association. The 1975 General Assembly provided for the tenth member, a student. The Board selects the president of the University, decides major policy lines, approves the financial program and budget, approves the president's nominations for major appointments, and approves all construction and major contracts. Current Board Members 1 Sonny Beck Michael R. Berghoff, vice chairman JoAnn Brouillette Vanessa Castagna John D. Hardin Jr. Gary J. Lehman Kelsey Quin Thomas E. Spurgeon, chairman Don Thompson Bruce White Term Atlanta, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana West Lafayette, Indiana Dallas, Texas Danville, Indiana Lafayette, Indiana Peru, Indiana Peoria, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois ¹As of September, 2014 ²Selected by Purdue Alumni Association Chancellor's Advisory Board Current Advisory Board Members 1 The Chancellor Advisory Board at Purdue University Calumet was established to provide support and guidance for the university's strategic vision. Members are community leaders who help the Chancellor move PUC forward, while keeping a keen eye on the road foreseen for its success. Sources: Purdue West Lafayette Board of Trustees Office of the Chancellor Calvin Bellamy Mohini Chopra Jeff Gardner Dan Glavin Josh Halpern William Hasse Ron Hunter Thomas Keilman Thomas McDermott, Jr. Mary Kay Prasco Craig Pratt David A. Roberts Jeff Strack Michael Suggs Dale Wiersbe Deno Yiankees ¹As of September, 2014 Schererville, Indiana Chicago, Illinois Little Rock, Arkansas Dyer, Indiana Schererville, Indiana Calumet City, Illinois Hammond, Indiana Whiting, Indiana Hammond, Indiana Crown Point, Indiana Merrillville, Indiana Charlotte, North Carolina Highland, Indiana Gary, Indiana St. John, Indiana Merrillville, Indiana 3

9 Organizational Chart Source: Office of the Chancellor 4