The Pathways Plan and other

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The Money Trail

Financial Outlook

July 25, 2006


Loyola University New Orleans

                                                   

Property Purchases

Source of Information

Austin, TX (Concordia U.)

Wildes’ email (see Timeline), Wildes’ budget report 2/9/06 (unspecified cities)

Atlanta, GA

Unconfirmed rumor, Wildes’ budget report 2/9/06 (unspecified cities)

St. Joseph’s mother house
(NOLA, mid-city)

Wildes’ budget report 2/9/06

 

Damages

Source of Information

$4 million in damages

becomes

$4.2 million insured damages

becomes

$5-6 million for damages

Loyola, Chronicle of Higher Education, 11/15/05

 

Wildes, Finance report in Senate, 2/9/06

 

Wildes, The Times-Picayune, 5/19/06

Deficits

Source of Information

$20 million

becomes

$28-34 million

becomes

$15-16 million

becomes

$9 million

becomes

$10 million

Wildes, Faculty Senate Meeting 12/12/05

 

Wildes, Faculty Senate Meeting 1/1/06

 

Cartwright, Faculty Senate Meeting 4/6/06

 

Wildes, Chronicle of Higher Education, 4/26/06

 

Wildes, The Times-Picayune, 5/19/06


 

Revenues I (Students, Grants, Insurance, Annual Giving, Bonds, misc. )

Source of Information

91% (2,813) undergraduates return for Spring 06
82% (667) law students return for Spring 06
66% (?) undergraduates in City College returned
74% (?) graduate students in City College returned
Total:  4,914 (post-K) out of 5,500 (pre-K)
                      Returned = 89% of all students

Loyola Public Affairs (www.loyno.edu)

50% of projected Fall tuition recovered ($ not known at the time of the meeting)

February Finance Committee of the Board meeting

555 freshmen enrolled for Fall 2006

Dean Stieffel, 7/13/06

$430,000  (Bush-Clinton Fund, Dec. 7, 2005)

Loyola Public Affairs (www.loyno.edu)
Various media

$45 million (Bond sale)

City Business 6/9/06 issue

$8 million (Spring II tuition – faculty not paid)

Dean of A & S

$15 million (Interruption Business Insurance)

becomes

$5 million (Interruption Business Insurance)

Wildes, Faculty Senate 12/12/05

 

Wildes, Chronicle of Higher Education,4/7/06

$8.7 million (Federal and State aid)

Cartwright, Faculty Senate 2/9/06

$2.976 million (Annual Fund as of 2/16/06)

Vice President Frank, IA meeting
2/16/06, goal was $2 million

Revenues II (Employee Cuts)

Source of Information

15% salary cuts at University
20% operations cuts at University                 

Harris, Faculty Senate 12/12/05
                                                                           2/16/06

33% cuts in IA staff positions and eliminations    

Frank, IA meeting (Division of Institutional Advancement)], 2/16/06

Non-instructional employees:
797 full-time (2004) – 715 full-time (2006)
= 82 (10% decrease)
1024 part-time (2004)–816 part-time (2006)
= 208 (20% decrease)

Cornwell, Employee Head Count Comparison (11/04 vs. 01/06)

Instructional employees:
38% faculty lost in College of Arts and Sciences                                                                        Administration, Faculty
22% faculty lost in College of Business
__% faculty lost in College of Music (waiting for data)                                                            

10% faculty lost in City College (College is eliminated in Pathways)
15% faculty lost in University Library
    % faculty lost in Law School (waiting for data)

Administration, Faculty