2019-21 Biennial Budget Request Board of Regents Meeting - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2019-21 Biennial Budget Request Board of Regents Meeting August 23, 2018 Sean P. Nelson, Vice President for Finance Biennial Budget Recommendation Timeline August December June BOR Meeting BOR Meeting BOR Meeting Operating Budget


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2019-21 Biennial Budget Request

Board of Regents Meeting August 23, 2018 Sean P. Nelson, Vice President for Finance

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Biennial Budget Recommendation Timeline

  • Financial Aid

Wisconsin Grant

  • Compensation
  • Operating Budget:

 Outcomes-based Funding  Capacity-building Initiatives

  • Tuition
  • Authorities and

Accountabilities

  • Standard Budget Adjustments
  • Performance Measures and

Statutory Reporting

  • Capital

June

BOR Meeting

August

BOR Meeting

December

BOR Meeting

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 Financial Aid

  • At June meeting, BOR approved a funding

request to increase the Wisconsin Grant to the FY10 average award level

  • A total biennial increase of $6.5 million
  • BOR Request Approved by Higher Education

Aids Board (HEAB) on July 29, 2018

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 Employee Compensation

  • 2% + 2% Current Pay Plan for FY19
  • Study underway to benchmark faculty and

staff salaries against peers

  • Initial Recommendation is for a minimum of

CPI + CPI (≈ 2.5% + 2.5%) in the next biennium

  • Final Recommendation to the BOR at the

December meeting

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How Employee Compensation is Funded

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Funding Scenario: CPI + CPI Increase over Biennium

Tuition 30% General Purpose Revenue (GPR) 70%

$72.9M $30.1M $103M

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 Tuition

  • Not recommending an increase in resident tuition at

this time

  • Wisconsin Statutes grant Board of Regents the

authority set tuition and fees

  • Tuition Freeze has been legislatively-mandated since

2013-15 through provisions in biennial budget bills

  • An increase tied to the Consumer Price Index (CPI)

would generate $40M in revenue over next Biennium

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Tuition Balances

551.5 395.4 337.4 295.6 277.2 254.4 100 200 300 400 500 600 FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017

  • Est. FY 2018
  • Est. FY 2019

Millions of Dollars

Estimate FY18 – FY19 Biennium

T U I T I O N F R O Z E N

300.8

12% Reporting Threshold

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BIENNIAL BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS:

1) Outcomes-based Funding 2) Capacity-building Initiatives

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Outcomes-based Funding

  • 2017-19 Biennial Budget created outcomes-based

funding, establishing the following four goals:

1. Growing and ensuring student access 2. Improving and excelling at student progress and completion 3. Expanding contributions to the workforce 4. Enhancing operational efficiency and effectiveness

  • UWSA convened working group to develop model
  • Four metrics developed to support each legislative goal
  • BOR approved in December 2017; JFC approved in April 2018
  • Future Biennial Budget Performance Measures will be

based on Outcomes-based goals

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Requested Investment for Outcomes- based Funding

General Purpose Revenue (GPR) 2019-20 $27,500,000 $27,500,000 2020-21

  • $27,500,000

$27,500,000 $55,000,000 Biennium Total $82,500,000

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Capacity-building Initiatives

  • Requested Initiatives from all UW Campuses that are in

Alignment with UW System and/or Key State Priorities

Campus Initiatives Align with UWSA and State Priorities State Priorities:

  • Workforce

Development

  • Retain/Attract Talent
  • Entrepreneurship and

Innovation

  • Affordability

UWSA Priorities:

  • Transfer
  • Internships
  • Improve Graduation

Rates

  • Retention
  • Affordability

Align with UWSA and

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Capacity-building Initiatives (cont’d)

Two key focus areas from the initiatives emerged:

Enhancing Student Advising Supporting student services for transfers, adults, and veterans Focusing on internships and student employment Adding undergraduate research opportunities

Student Success

Increasing capacity and graduates in healthcare professions Improving access to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) programs Pioneering new programming to meet emerging state needs

Workforce Need

      

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Requested Investment for Capacity- building Initiatives

General Purpose Revenue (GPR) 2019-20

  • 2020-21
  • $25,000,000
  • $25,000,000

Biennium Total $25,000,000

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Biennial Operating Budget Investment Summary

  • Outcomes-based Funding: $82.5M total for

biennium

  • Capacity-building Initiatives: $25M for second

year of biennium

Requested Operating Budget Investment for the FY19-21 Biennium: $107.5M

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Recommended GPR Budget Investment

2.4% 4.7%

1010 1030 1050 1070 1090 1110 1130 1150 1170 1190 1210 1230

General Purpose Revenue (GPR) in Millions

2018-19 Budget 2019-20 Budget 2020-21 Budget

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Authorities and Accountabilities

  • The Biennial Budget request proposes

several legislative changes, most notably:

  • Program Revenue Project

Management

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Other Required Budget Detail

  • State statutes include additional requirements for

state agencies, including submission of:

  • A flat budget request
  • A 5% reduction plan
  • Base budget review
  • Standard Budget Adjustments (“Cost-to-Continue”)
  • Biennial budget resolution seeks authority for the

President to approve and submit the above items

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QUESTIONS?

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Acknowledgements

Chancellors, Campus Leadership

UWSA Budget Team: Aimee Arnold, Gary Buehler, Julie Gordon, Jennifer Goytowski, Chrissy Klappa, Mickie Krall, Renee Stephenson