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The University of Memphis Chairs’ & Deans’ Meeting

The University of Memphis Chairs’ & Deans’ Meeting. Delaware Cost Study & Benchmarking Ralph Faudree October 15, 2004. Delaware Study: # 1. Faculty Teaching Loads Instructional Costs Externally Funded Research Public Service Activities. Delaware Study #2.

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The University of Memphis Chairs’ & Deans’ Meeting

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  1. The Universityof MemphisChairs’ & Deans’ Meeting Delaware Cost Study& Benchmarking Ralph Faudree October 15, 2004

  2. Delaware Study: # 1 • Faculty Teaching Loads • Instructional Costs • Externally Funded Research • Public Service Activities

  3. Delaware Study #2 • Out-of Classroom Dimensions of Faculty Activity

  4. Activities Related to Teaching • Total Faculty FTE • # of New Courses Created* • # of Courses Revised* • Total Course Preps • # of Undergrad Advisees • # of Graduate Advisees • # of Grad Committees Chaired • # of Grad Committees – Service on • # of Students who have co-presented at a professional meeting* • # of Undergrad Senior Theses* • # of Students Directed – Individual Studies* (SIS) • # of Students Directed – Undergrad Research (SIS) • # of Students Directed – Grad Research (SIS) • # of Clinical, Practicum, and Internship Students (SIS) • # of Students who have co-authored papers* *Data may not be readily available on CVs.

  5. # of Refereed Journal Articles # of Non-Refereed Journal Articles # of Single-Author Books/Monographs # of Manuscripts # of Books Edited # of Articles, Books Reviewed* # of Editorial Positions Held # of Juried Shows # of Digital Programs or Development of Applications* # of Patents Issued* # of Faculty Works in Progress # of Invitations to Present # of Grants Submitted $ Value of Grants Submitted # of Continuing Grants Activities Related to Scholarship *Data may not be readily available on CVs.

  6. Activities Related to Service • # Activities related to Institutional Service • # of Faculty Outreach Activities related to Expertise • # of Activities related to Profession • # of Grant Proposals Reviewed* • # of Leadership Positions Held in Professional Associations *Data may not be readily available on CVs.

  7. Collection Approach & Timeline • Extraction from CVs where possible? • Input on Web-based Tool? – March/April • Chairs’ Verification of Input Data – March/April • Deans’ Approval of Input Data – April/May • Summary Extracts – May/June

  8. Use of Data • Reputation and Image • Peer Comparisons • Academic Planning • Benchmarking

  9. Benchmarking

  10. Undergraduate Benchmarks

  11. Graduate Student Benchmarks

  12. Faculty Benchmarks

  13. Faculty Benchmarks: Research

  14. Investing in People, Interdisciplinary Initiatives, Connected…

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