University of Florida Where Performance Counts

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University of FloridaWhere Performance Counts

• Facts and Highlights
• 2000-2001

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UF Leadership

• Charles E. Young, President
• David Colburn, Provost and Vice President for
  Academic Affairs

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UF Leadership

• Gail F. Baker, Vice President for Public
  Relations
• Kenneth I. Berns, Vice President for Health
  Affairs, Dean College of Medicine
• Michael V. Martin, Vice President, Institute for
  Food Agricultural Sciences (IFAS)
• Winfred M. Phillips, Vice President for Research,
  Dean Graduate School

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UF Leadership

• Ed Poppell, Interim Vice President for
  Administrative Affairs
• Paul A. Robell, Vice President for Development
  and Alumni Relations
• James E. Scott, Vice President for Student
  Affairs
• Jeremy Foley, Director, University of Florida
  Athletic Association

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UF History

• Floridas oldest university
• Beginnings traced to 1853 when East Florida
  Seminary took over Kingsbury Academy
• Seminary consolidated with Florida Agricultural
  College to become UF in 1905 (through legislative
  action)
• First classes offered Sept. 26, 1906 to 102
  students

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UF Faculty

• 4,000 Total Faculty
• 2,886 Regular Faculty
• Of which 92 have terminal degrees

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UF Students

• Fall 2000 Enrollment
• 45,133 students (end of Fall drop/add)
• Undergraduate        33,442
• Graduate                8,643
• Professional      3,048
• Enrollment figure includes approx. 2,300
  students in distance education and other
  off-campus programs.
• Final enrollment figures will not be reported
  to BOR until January because of late
  registration, drop/add etc.

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UF Students

• Fall 2000 student distribution
• 21, 822 Men
• 23, 311 Women
• 45, 133 total

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UFs Colleges

• College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• Warrington College of Business Administration
• College of Dentistry
• College of Design, Construction and Planning

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UFs Colleges

• College of Education
• College of Engineering
• College of Fine Arts

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UFs Colleges

• College of Health and Human Performance
• College of Health Professions
• College of Journalism and Communications
• Fredric G. Levin College of Law
• College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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UFs Colleges

• College of Medicine
• College of Natural Resources and Environment
• College of Nursing
• College of Pharmacy
• College of Veterinary Medicine

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UF Facts

• UF ranks 2nd among public universities in the
  number of 1999 National Freshman Achievement
  Scholars.

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UF Facts

• 4th among public universities in the number of
  1999 National Freshman Merit Scholars.

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UF Facts

• 5th among public and private universities in the
  number of 1999 National Freshman Achievement
  Scholars.

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UF Facts

• Ranked 6th in largest enrollments in Fall 1999.

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UF Facts

• 7th among all private and public universities in
  the number of 1999 National Freshman Merit
  Scholars.

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UF Facts

• 8th among the top 20 public and private
  universities in 1998 royalty income.

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UF Facts

• Ranked 10th in U.S. patents awarded in 1998.
• The University of Florida is among the top 10
  public universities in National Hispanic
  Scholars.

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UF Facts

• 13th among AAU public universities in awarding
  the most earned doctorates in 1998.

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UF Facts

• 14th among AAU universities in total
  research-and-development spending for the fiscal
  year of 1998.

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UF Facts

• 15th among AAU public universities in the number
  of postdoctoral appointees in Science,
  Engineering and Health in 1997.
• 15th among AAU universities in 6-year graduation
  rate.

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UF Facts

• Ranked 17th in 1998-99 endowment assets.

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UF Facts

• 18th among public universities in the US News and
  World Report ranking of top universities in 1999
  and 54th overall.
• 19th among AAU universities in federal research
  and development spending for the fiscal year of
  1998.

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UF Facts

• The University of Florida is recognized as one of
  the 25 best universities for Asian Americans.
• In 2000, UF was honored for the number of
  doctoral degrees in math, physical sciences and
  engineering earned by African Americans, American
  Natives, American Indians and Hispanics.

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UF Facts

• In 1999, 175 students and 167 faculty members
  participated in the University Scholars Program
  which introduces undergraduate students at the
  University of Florida to the exciting world of
  academic research. 

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UF Statistics

• Entering freshmen at the University of Florida
  had a midpoint SAT score in 1275 in 1999.
• Entering freshmen at the University of Florida
  had a high school GPA of 3.9 in 2000.

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UF Research

• The University of Florida had 315 million
  dollars in sponsored research expenditures in
  1999-2000.

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UF Degrees Awarded

• 516 doctorate degrees awarded in 1999-00.
• 2224 masters degrees awarded in 1999-00.
• 7617 bachelors degrees awarded in 1999-00.

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UF Facts

• Over 2,000 UF students participate in study
  abroad programs.
• UF students study on 6 continents.

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Composition of Student Body

• Female in 2000 51.0
• Male in 2000 49.0
• Minority students in 2000 22.4
• Freshman retention rate in 1999 91.0

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1999-00 Operating Budget, by Category

• State (General Revenue and Lottery) 500,835,833.
  00
• Tuition fees 95,574,673.00
• Auxiliaries 171,149,929.00
• Contracts Grants 354,374,624.00
• Local Funds 254,372,954.00
• HSC Faculty Practice 212,264,081.00
• Other Trust Funds 17,678,389.00
• Total 1,606,250,483.00
• Proportion of Budget from State 31.18
• Source History Year Expenditures, Operating
  Budget

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UF Centers and Institutes

• Currently UF has 156 Centers and Institutes.

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UF Fact

• The University of Florida campus spans across
  2,000 acres.
• 917 Buildings
• 160 Buildings equipped with classrooms and
  laboratories.

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UF Library Holdings

• 1998-1999 Library Holdings
• Architecture/Fine Arts Libraries
• Education Library
• Health Sciences Center Library
• Humanities and Social Sciences Library
• Legal Information Center
• Marston Science Library
• Special and Distinctive Collections
• Total 3, 670, 418