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University Residence Life Steven Hood Director

University Residence Life Steven Hood Director. Student Centered Services within the Engaged Metropolitan University. Mission Statement:. Provide attractive and safe living environment that is conducive to academic growth and development. Department Organization Chart.

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University Residence Life Steven Hood Director

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  1. University Residence LifeSteven Hood Director Student Centered Services within the Engaged Metropolitan University

  2. Mission Statement: Provide attractive and safe living environment that is conducive to academic growth and development. Students Are Important

  3. Department Organization Chart Students Are Important

  4. UTC Place Organization Chart Students Are Important

  5. University Residence Life Base Budget for 2006 - 2007 Employee Budget $818,735 Operating Budget $3,005,757 Total URL Budget $3,824,492 Projected Income $4,232,400 Proj. Reserve Deposit *$407,908 * Needed for PM or capital improvements Students Are Important

  6. University Residence Life Major Goals 2006-2007 • Achieve 95%/90% occupancy for North and South Campus • Continue efforts to unify service to North and South Campus residents • Centralize fee collection for South Campus residents • Strengthen financial health of North Campus Students Are Important

  7. University Residence Life Major Goals 2006-2007 • Improve South Campus security through installation of video cameras, BEST card access and ornamental fencing • Add 3 full-time resident directors for South Campus • Develop long-term plan for Lockmiller Apartments Students Are Important

  8. Claiming the Assets of Technology • Utilization of Web Based Software to Manage Housing. • Established BB community for residents of housing Students Are Important

  9. Recruit, Retain, Celebrate Diversity • Maintain 50% minority representation among full time staff. • Maintain 40% minority representation among residents living in campus housing. Students Are Important

  10. Improving The Potential of Partnerships Internal Partnerships • The cooperative effort with summer camps such as: Upward Bound, University Bound, Gov. School, Cont. Ed. Athletics, Food Services, etc. External Partnerships • Continue collaboration with UC Foundation and Place Properties in order to deliver quality housing to our students. Students Are Important

  11. Demonstrating Accountability • Transformation Project • Increased security at UTC Place. • Controlled Access • Security Patrol • Officers in Residence • Participation in new committees/task force • Safety/Judicial (Stu. Dev. CP) • Emergency Response (Counseling, Stu. Dev. CP) Students Are Important

  12. Enhancing the Learning Environment • Resident Assistant Programming • 159 programs attended by 4066 residents between August 2006 and February 2007 • Scholars in Residence Program • 700+ on the Dean’s List for Fall 06. Students Are Important

  13. Assessment for Continuous Institutional Effectiveness • Annual Satisfaction Surveys • Utilization of Ongoing Focus Groups with students to better determine cause of dissatisfaction. Students Are Important

  14. Three Year Budget Perspective FY 08 FY09 FY10 • Total $3,939,226 $4,057,402 $4,179,124 • Income $4,401,696 $4,533,746 $4,669,759 • Reserve $462,470 $476,344 $490,635 Students Are Important

  15. Key Budget Items • 4% rate increase for North Campus (0% for South Campus) • Assists in closing the gap between North and South Campus. • Helps to ensure financial health of UTC Housing. Students Are Important

  16. Key Budget Items Average Rate Comparison over past 4 years Students Are Important

  17. Key Budget Items • Facility Issues – Growth Maximum Occupancy – 2801 • 3% Growth – 2833 residents by Fall 08 • 2% Growth – 2834 residents by Fall 09 • 1% Growth – 2807 residents by Fall 10 Students Are Important

  18. Key Budget Items • Facility Issues • Lockmiller Renovation ($8.5 million) • Misc. Needs • Boling Ceiling Repairs ($60,000) • Boling Landscape ($60,000) • Johnson Village Flooring ($200,000) • Cosmetic upgrades • Competitive Salaries (market driven) Students Are Important

  19. Key Budget Items • Lockmiller Apartments 326 Residents, Home to UHON, 1 Resident Director, 9 RA’s Students Are Important

  20. Key Budget Items • Boling Apartments 411 Residents, 1 Resident Directors and 11 RA’s Students Are Important

  21. Key Budget Items • Johnson Village Apartments 449 Residents, 1 Resident Director, 12 RA’s Students Are Important

  22. Items unique to UTC Housing • Transition of combined offices (UTC Housing and UTC Place) • Advantages • One location for students • Challenges • We are 2 different entities serving UTC students • Enrollment management impact Students Are Important

  23. High Priority Opportunities withAdditional Funding Strategic Initiatives for Fall 2008 • Enrollment Management • Retention • Programming • Learning Communities • Safety • $40,000 for Campus Police Officer(s) designated for housing Students Are Important

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