Key Performance Indicators - Academics
Key Performance Indicators - Academics
Key Performance Indicators - Academics
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Goal 4: Align university programs<br />
and activities with community needs.<br />
Recent data<br />
FY 2009-10 FY 2009-10<br />
Number of graduates (bachelor’s, master’s,<br />
doctoral) in high demand disciplines 13 874 1,031<br />
Number of STEM graduates (includes<br />
bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral) 14 300 350<br />
Number of formal contractual collaborations<br />
with businesses 15 12 17<br />
Number of baccalaureate graduates 16 with<br />
high impact on Idaho's college completion<br />
rate 17<br />
>overall number of graduates 2,094 2,411<br />
Measure under<br />
>first generation Idaho-resident graduates<br />
development<br />
>Hispanic/Latino Idaho-resident graduates 111 139<br />
>Native American Idaho-resident graduates 17 18<br />
Measure under<br />
>Military veteran Idaho-resident graduates<br />
development<br />
>Bachelor of General Studies graduates 24 50<br />
Community survey: how effective are<br />
community partnerships<br />
Student participation in the community<br />
>NSSE question re: Participation in<br />
community projects<br />
Measure under<br />
development<br />
-- 59%<br />
>Service Learning participation 2,414 2,577<br />
>Student off campus internships<br />
Measure under<br />
development<br />
<strong>Performance</strong> Target (by<br />
2017) Comments<br />
Includes disciplines appropriate for<br />
the top 25% of jobs listed by the<br />
Idaho Department of Labor.<br />
We had a 35% increase in STEM<br />
degrees over last 3 years.<br />
Includes Material Transfer, Non-<br />
Disclosure, Joint Development,<br />
Services, Facilities Use, and License<br />
Agreements<br />
Target under<br />
development<br />
Target under<br />
development<br />
Target under<br />
development<br />
Target under<br />
development<br />
Boise State has great potential to<br />
impact the state’s 60% goal by<br />
targeting graduates from groups<br />
who are traditionally<br />
underrepresented in college.<br />
Includes service learning and offcampus<br />
internships.