Annual Report 2010/11

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surveys of baccalaureate students. In theCanadian University Survey Consortium(CUSC) survey of first-year students, MacEwanUniversity students expressed very high levelsof satisfaction with their educational experience,including class size, quality of teaching, and theirchoice of university. The university’s results notonly compared positively against the universitiesin its comparator group of 20 similar-sizedinstitutions, but also with all 39 participatinguniversities.In the National Survey on Student Engagement(NSSE), ratings by first- and fourth-year studentswere fully comparable with 13 similar Canadianuniversities on measures relating to level ofacademic challenge, active and collaborativelearning, student-faculty interaction, enrichingeducational experience and supportive campusenvironment. In the Globe & Mail’s 2011Canadian University Report, the universityranked first among its comparator group of 20universities on 5 of 17 measures—including mostsatisfied students, student-faculty interaction,and quality of teaching—and among the top fiveon all measures.a year ahead of plan. Campaign achievementsincluded the creation of nearly 2,500 new studentawards, establishment of a Student SuccessBursary endowment and a Health and NursingTechnology endowment. Between 2006/07 and2010/11, the university’s pooled endowment fundnearly tripled, from $13.5 million to $40.2 million.The Community Relations and FundDevelopment department continued to enhancecommunity investment in the university with aparticular focus on supporting student awards,facilities development, and academic initiatives.Over the next 10 years, the university will embarkon a campaign to raise $90 million in support ofthose three key areas.More detailed information can be found withinthe progress report portion of this publication,under “Community Investment.”Community relations and fund developmentThe university’s “Front and Centre” campaignreached its $40 million goal in September 2010,14 grant Macewan university
Core ProgramsPrograms 2008 / 2009 2009 / 2010 2010 / 2011Baccalaureate degrees* 19 19 24Applied degrees 4 3 3Degree transfer programs 7 5 5Career diplomas 37 37 36Post-diploma certificates 3 4 4Career certificates 10 10 11Other credit programs / projects 4 4 4Non-credit courses offered 1,703 1,395 1,468*Updated degree numbers reflect the number of individual degree majors as approved by Campus Alberta Quality CouncilEnrolment, Facility and Staffing InformationEnrolments and Applications 2008 / 2009 2009 / 2010 2010 / 2011Credit full-load equivalents (FLE) 10,212 11,221 11,721Credit student headcount 18,235 18,739 19,501Non-credit student headcount 16,733 16,279 16,010International student headcount 759 855 1,020Program applications (total) 16,539 18,441 18,503Program applications (per quota place) 2.5 3.5 2.8Facilities 2008 / 2009 2009 / 2010 2010 / 2011Total supported space (m2) 151,540 151,540 158,579Student capacity (FLE) 11,903 11,832 11,553% of capacity utilized 80.5% 90.0% 93.1%Staffing 2008 / 2009 2009 / 2010 2010 / 2011Credit faculty / instructional (FTE) 670 714 738Non-credit instructional (FTE) 66 64 73Non-academic staff (FTE) 755 772 774Administration (FTE) 121 131 142Total staff (FTE) 1,612 1,681 1,727Total staff (Headcount) 3,812 3,166 3,250Student / faculty ratio (FLE / FTE fac.) 15.2 15.7 15.9Annual Report 2010/2011 15
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