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Enhancing University Governance: 2010 Performance Indicators and Student Engagement Insights

This report outlines the 2010 Performance Indicators for Governance, focusing on the expansion of instructional and student engagement metrics. It includes new findings from the Graduate Student Survey, service learning measures, and updates on the international ranking results and research output. Additionally, it highlights the launch of innovative companies like Opalux, which is advancing nanotechnology for electronic displays and security applications. The report emphasizes improvements in data presentation methods and explores various strategies for student recruitment, retention, and completion rates.

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Enhancing University Governance: 2010 Performance Indicators and Student Engagement Insights

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  1. Performance Indicators for Governance 2010 Governing Council February 17, 2011

  2. The 2010 Project • Ranking results – broader range • Instructional engagement – expansion of measure • Student engagement – focus group results • Graduate student survey – new results • Service learning – new measures • Improvements – to presentation of results e.g. on-line

  3. The University’s Distinctive Role

  4. Faculty Honors & Awards

  5. International Ranking Results

  6. Research Output and Impact

  7. New Spin-Off Companies Opalux This company, founded by a recent PhD student and a U of T chemistry professor, is developing photonic ink (P-Ink) and elastic ink (Elast-Ink) using nano-sized crystals to create bright, power-efficient displays. P-Ink and Elast-Ink promise to bring full dynamic colour to electronic paper, banknote anti-counterfeit and product authentification devices, which are now becoming mainstream markets for nanotechnology.

  8. Space Inventory and Deferred Maintenance

  9. Total Space by Campus

  10. Student Recruitment, Retention and Experience

  11. Student Recruitment: Yield Rates ProfessionalMasters Programs

  12. International Students

  13. Completion Rates: Doctoral

  14. Instructional Engagement

  15. Service Learning: Assessment Survey

  16. NSSE Focus Group Results and Actions NSSE Benchmark Categories

  17. 2010 Graduate Survey Results: Overall

  18. 2010 Graduate Survey : Research vs. Professional

  19. Advancement and Long-Term Institutional Resources

  20. Annual Fund-raising Achievement

  21. Credit Rating Comparisons

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