State of the College 2011

J. Blaine Hudson,

Dean

College of Arts and Sciences

University of Louisville

Retiring FacultyRetiring Faculty

Ann Allen History (phased retirement)

Stow Chapman Fine Arts

Donald Dupré Chemistry

Clara Leuthart Geography and Geosciences

Wiley Williams Mathematics

New Tenured and Tenure-Track New Tenured and Tenure-Track FacultyFaculty

Mary Ashlock Communication

John Begley Fine Arts

Genevieve Carlton History

Amy Clukey English

Fabian Crespo Anthropology

Cherie Dawson-Edwards Justice Administration

Andrew Day Geography and Geosciences

New Tenured and Tenure-Track New Tenured and Tenure-Track FacultyFaculty

Marci DeCaro Psychological and Brain Sciences

Guy Dove Philosophy

Karen Freberg Communication

Pearlie Johnson Pan-African Studies

Janet Kelly Urban and Public Affairs

Monica Rodriguez Classical and Modern Languages

David Roelfs Sociology

New Tenured and Tenure-Track New Tenured and Tenure-Track FacultyFaculty

Ayman Shabana Humanities

Malissa Taylor History

Alicestyne Turley Pan-African Studies

Monnica Williams Psychological and Brain Sciences

Promotions to Associate ProfessorPromotions to Associate Professorwith Tenurewith Tenure

A. Glenn Crothers History

Jason Gainous Political Science

Stephen Hanson Philosophy

Yuxin Ma History

Promotions to Associate ProfessorPromotions to Associate Professorwith Tenurewith Tenure

Andrew Rabin English

Susanna Remold Biology

Ryan Schroeder Sociology

Granting of TenureGranting of Tenure

Assistant Professor Granted Tenure

William Tkweme Pan-African Studies

Associate Professor Granted Tenure

John Gibson Philosophy

Sandra Sephton Psychological and Brain Sciences

Promotions to ProfessorPromotions to Professor

Matthew Biberman English

Melissa Evans-Andris Sociology

Craig Grapperhaus Chemistry

Pawel Kozlowski ChemistrySergio Mendes Physics and Astronomy

(granted tenure)

Promotions to ProfessorPromotions to Professor

John Morrison Physics and Astronomy

Joanna Wolfe English

Francis Zamborini Chemistry

Xiang Zhang Chemistry (granted tenure)

New ChairsNew Chairs

Ying Kit Chan Fine Arts (January 2011)

Rinda Frye Theatre Arts

Robert Huber Military Science

Alan Leidner Classical & Modern Languages

Rodger Payne Political Science (January 2012)

Laurie Rhodebeck Political Science (Acting)

Richard Wittebort Chemistry (January 2011)

A&S Budget ComparisonA&S Budget Comparison

2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12$53,635,059 $58,079,457 $60,399,016 $60,023,034 $63,090,902 $68,538,788

+8.3 % +4.0 % -0.6% +5.1% +8.6%

A&S Fall Enrollment Breakdown A&S Fall Enrollment Breakdown and Comparisonand Comparison

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

Undergraduate 7833 7795 7843 8270 8386

Graduate 885 848 875 891 889

Total 8718 8643 8718 9161 9275

-0.9% +0.9% +5.0% +1.4%

Credit Hour ProductionCredit Hour Productionby Academic Unit, 2010-11by Academic Unit, 2010-11

Total Credit Hours % TotalA&S 286,452 52.3Education 59,092 10.8Business 49,105 9.0Speed 39,507 7.2Medicine 32,998 6.0Dentistry 21,478 3.9Nursing 16,328 3.0Law 12,243 2.2Music 12,129 2.2Kent 10,562 1.9Public Health 2,772 0.5

UofL Total 547,323

Distance Education RevenueDistance Education Revenue

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

$1,508,079 $1,915,204 $2,584,899 $3,300,462 $3,879,203 $4,776,814

+27.0 % +35.0 % +27.7% +17.5% +23.1%

Number of Full-Time Faculty Number of Full-Time Faculty ComparisonComparison

2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

380.4

FTE

391.04

FTE

400.91

FTE

394.06

FTE

399.90

FTE

404.90

FTE

+2.8 % +2.5 % -1.7% +1.5% +1.3%

Extramural Research FundingExtramural Research Funding(PIs Only)(PIs Only)

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

$10,966,772 $13,866,320 $8,472,228 $11,009,153 $9,083,873 $7,017,220

+27.4 % -38.9 % +29.0% -21.2% -22.8%

Number of Staff ComparisonNumber of Staff Comparison

2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

164.50 FTE

170.80

FTE184.80

FTE185.32

FTE203.53

FTE203.99

FTE

+3.8 % +8.2 % +0.3% +9.8% +0.2%

University Retention and Graduation RatesUniversity Retention and Graduation Rates

Graduated in:

Admitted 4 Years 5 Years 6 Years

1995 10.9% 25.8% 33.4%

1998 11.1% 27.1% 33.2%

2001 15.9% 35.6% 43.6%

2004 21.2% 42.0% 48.6%

Prepared by: Office of Institutional Research & Planning

A&S Priorities: 2011-2012A&S Priorities: 2011-2012

• Budget (and possible reduction)

• Improve retention and graduation rates

• Implement contingent faculty reduction plan

• Raise research productivity

• Strengthen programs

Please join us for a Reception

in the Hite Art Galleries

in Schneider Hall