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Facts & Figures Name:

University of Louisville

Mission: The University of Louisville pursues excellence and inclusiveness in its work to educate and serve its community through:

1. teaching diverse undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in order to develop engaged citizens, leaders, and scholars,

2. practicing and applying research, scholarship and creative activity, and

3. providing engaged service and outreach that improve the quality of life for local and global communities.

The University is committed to achieving preeminence as a nationally recognized metropolitan research university.

Established: 1798

President: Neeli Bendapudi, PhD

Student Body: 22,684

Faculty & Staf: 7,163 (excluding instruction/ research assistants)

Alumni: More than 151,000 residing in the United States and around the world

Operating Budget: $1.2 billion including $126.6 million from the Commonwealth of Kentucky

Endowment: $719 million (FY 2019)

Federal Funding: $88.8 million

Athletic Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference

Mascot: Cardinal

Carnegie Classifcations: • Community Engagement

• Research 1 Doctoral University (Very High Research Activity)

Accreditation: • Southern Association

of Colleges & Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC)

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Student Enrollment (FALL 2019)

Total: Male: 22,684 10,591 Full-Time: Full-Time 16,464 Equivalent

(FTE)*: Part-Time: 16,093 6,220

Female: 12,093 Graduation Rate Survey (GRS) Cohort**: 2,540 First Generation College Students**: 20.1% Pell-Eligible Students**: 39.6% Enrollment in Online Programs: 1,534 * As defned by the Kentucky Council

on Postsecondary Education

** Indicates all frst-time, full-time, baccalaureate degree-seeking students entering Summer/Fall 2019

Number of Online Programs Ofered Baccalaureate: 11 Master’s: 14 Certifcate: 11

Student Classifcation

(FALL 2019)

Freshman: 3,494

Sophomore: 2,981 Junior: 3,391 Senior: 4,422

Undergraduate Non Degree*:

482 High School Visitor:

1,132 Post Baccalaureate

Undergraduate Degree Seeking:

172 Auditor:

0 Undergraduate Total:

16,074

* Post Baccalaureate Non-Degree students are included in Undergraduate Non-Degree

** Enrollment as of the university s ofcial census date

Post Baccalaureate Certifcate:

185 Master s: 2,798

Specialist: 25

Graduate Non Degree: 172

Doctoral Degree Professional Practice (Medicine, Dentistry,

Law, Doctor of Nursing Practice):

1,619 Doctoral Degree Professional

Practice Non Degree: 15

Doctoral Degree Research/ Scholarship (Coursework):

595 Doctoral Degree Research/ Scholarship (Dissertation):

437 Graduate Total:

5,846 Post Doctoral Total:

90 House Staf Total:

674 Total:

22,684**

Growing access to healthcare Through the acquisition of KentuckyOne Health’s Louisville-area assets, including Jewish Hospital, the university expanded its UofL Health enterprise and the ability to ensure access to quality healthcare for patients across the entire community. About 5,500 former KentuckyOne employees joined UofL Health and the access to the additional facilities will boost training opportunities and research capacity for UofL students and faculty.

Fulbright full house UofL continued its impressive streak of Fulbright scholars, with 14 students winning the prestigious scholarship for international travel and study in 2019. Since 2003, 133 students have received Fulbrights, more than all other Kentucky public institutions combined.

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-In State*: Indiana - -Out of State**: 16,858 Reciprocity: 4,924

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C# of Countries # of U.S. States # of Kentucky Represented*: and Territories: Counties**:

91 53 119

urrent Student Origins

* Includes all students from other countries regardless of citizenship status ** Only one Kentucky county is not represented based on permanent

residence at the time of frst admission to UofL

Enrollment (TOTAL STUDENT POPULATION)

* Indicates permanent residence at the time of frst admission to UofL ** Excludes Indiana Reciprocity Total

Top 10 Kentucky Counties for In State Enrollment

(TOTAL STUDENT POPULATION)

Jeferson: Fayette: Daviess: 9,421 509 336

Oldham: Boone: Nelson: 901 437 304

Bullitt: Kenton: Shelby: 678 395 258

Hardin: 566

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity (TOTAL STUDENT POPULATION – FALL 2019)

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacifc Islander 0.05%

0.14%

0.33%

4.54%

American Indian or Alaskan Native

Race and Ethnicity Unknown

Nonresident Alien

Hispanic or Latino

Two or More Races

Asian 4.84%

5.04%

5.36%

Black 11.06%

White 68.63%

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Student Life (FALL 2019)

First-Time Freshmen Living on Campus:

68.1% Student Housing Occupancy Rate:

96.7% Recognized Student

Organizations: 465

National Greek Letter Fraternities and Sororities:

34

Students in Fraternities and Sororities:

13% Sports Clubs:

23 Living-Learning/Themed

Communities: 18

Students residing in a Living-Learning/Themed

Community: 952

Top Institutions from which Students Transfer

Four-year institutions:

1. University of Kentucky

2. Eastern Kentucky University

3. Western Kentucky University

4. Bellarmine University

5. Spalding University

Two-year institutions:

1. Jeferson Community & Technical College

2. Elizabethtown Community & Technical College

3. Owensboro Community & Technical College

4. Bluegrass Community & Technical College

5. Madisonville Community College & Somerset Community College (tied)

Student Government Association Ofcers President: Academic Vice President: Jasper Noble Sabrina Collins

Executive Vice President: Services Vice President: Kayla Payne Lydia Burns

Deans of Academic Colleges & Schools (AS OF FALL , 2019)

College of Arts and Sciences: Kimberly Kempf Leonard, PhD

David Owen, PhD** as of January 1, 2020

Brandeis School of Law: Colin Crawford, JD

College of Business: Todd Mooradian, PhD

School of Dentistry: T. Gerard Bradley, DMD

College of Education and Human Development: Amy Lingo, PhD**

The Graduate School: Paul DeMarco, PhD*

Kent School of Social Work: David Jenkins, PhD

School of Medicine: Toni M. Ganzel, MD, MBA, FACS

School of Music: Teresa Reed, PhD

School of Nursing: Sonya Hardin, PhD, MBA, MHA, CCRN, NP C, FAAN

School of Public Health and Information Sciences: Craig H. Blakely, PhD

J.B. Speed School of Engineering: Emmanuel G. Collins, PhD

University Libraries: Robert E. Fox, MLS, MBA

* Acting ** Interim

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Closing the Tech Gap Through the establishment of a new Skills Academy, UofL and IBM are bridging the digital divide. The skills academy is the frst of its kind that IBM has developed with a higher education institution and will provide curriculum and educational tools concentrated on eight fast growing technology areas: artifcial intelligence, blockchain technology, cybersecurity, cloud computing, internet of things, quantum computing, data science and design thinking.

Their World’s a Stage Theatre Arts graduate students Kala Ross and LaShondra Hood won the distinguished National Irene Ryan Acting Award at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Washington, D.C. It was the frst time students from UofLs theatre arts department took home the prestigious prize. Both students received scholarships for their win.

Top Rankings UofL once again landed among the top U.S. institutions for research activity. For the fourth time, the Carnegie Classifcation of Institutions of Higher Education designated UofL a Research 1” doctoral university

with “very high research activity.” Additionally, the university is recognized as a Carnegie Community Engagement University, making it one of only 69 schools in the country to receive both classifcations.

Planning for Success President Neeli Bendapudi launched the university s 2019 2022 Strategic Plan, geared to make the University of Louisville a great place to learn, work and invest while fostering diversity, equity and inclusion. Over the next three years, the campus community will focus on initiatives including experiential learning, increasing access to fnancial aid, adding professional development opportunities and increasing business and industry partnerships.

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Academic Accomplishments (AY 2018 19)

DEGREES/CREDENTIALS CONFERRED Doctoral Degree Professional Practice:

383 Doctoral Degree Research/Scholarship:

166 Post Master s Certifcate:

0 Master s: 1,443

Post Baccalaureate Certifcate: 119

Baccalaureate: 3,049

Associates: 10

Certifcate: 51

Total: 5,221

Have heart UofL researchers are hoping to prevent heart disease through nature. The Green Heart Project is a frst of its kind study of the efects of plants on human health. UofL joined forces with The Nature Conservancy to plant 8,000 trees and shrubs in South Louisville neighborhoods so researchers can examine how increasing greenness may lessen incidents of heart disease. The fve-year, $15 million project is funded by the National Institutes of Health.

GRADUATION RATE Six Year Graduation Rate for First Time, Full Time,

Baccalaureate Degree Seeking Students Entering Fall 2013:

58.6%

RETENTION RATE First Year Retention Rate for First Time, Full Time,

Baccalaureate Degree Seeking Students Entering Fall 2018:

80.1%

AVERAGE ACT Average ACT of First Time, Full

Time, Baccalaureate Degree Seeking Students Entering

Fall 2018: 25.6

ONLINE Degrees and credentials from online programs conferred:

433

Excellence in diversity UofLs diversity initiatives were rewarded with a sixth HEED (Higher Education Excellence in Diversity) award from Insight Into Diversity magazine. The committee recognized UofLs outstanding eforts toward diversity and inclusion, specifcally through the university s Black Male Initiative, its LGBTQ work and the law school s Human Rights Advocacy Program.

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Personnel (FALL 2019)

FACULTY

Professor 554 492 62 408 146 0 70 28 14 0 0 5 2 435

Associate Professor 540 490 50 303 237 0 78 23 19 2 11 8 4 395

Assistant Professor 667 614 53 336 331 1 91 45 19 1 65 4 2 439

Instructor 126 116 10 46 80 0 5 10 3 0 0 4 1 103

No Faculty Rank/Other* 763 16 747 304 459 1 19 59 22 1 10 14 13 624

Total 2,650 1,728 922 1,397 1,253 2 263 165 77 4 86 35 22 1,996

STAFF**

Administrator 96 94 2 53 43 0 2 12 2 0 0 1 1 78

Exempt Employee 1,793 1,735 58 652 1,141 3 83 145 26 3 74 21 4 1,434

Non-Exempt Employee 1,829 1,704 125 657 1,172 4 54 351 51 1 43 41 7 1,277

Other*** 795 792 3 478 317 3 100 34 22 1 82 13 38 502

Total 4,513 4,325 188 1,840 2,673 10 239 542 101 5 199 76 50 3,291

* Includes other teaching staf and excludes instruction/research assistants

** Categorized by UofL job grade and does not refect US Department of Education reporting categories

*** Includes positions such as staf on leave with pay, house staf, research fellows and visiting scholars

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Actual Grant & Contract Awards (FALL 2019)

FUNDING SOURCE Number of Awards Amount Received

Federal Government 212 $88,824,121

Federal Flow-Through 190 $23,788,910

Industry 61 $9,482,762

International 1 ($29,609)

Local Government 9 $1,060,894

Other 2 $38,773

Private Non-Proft 102 $9,918,331

State Government 33 $12,464,550

Subtotal 610 $145,548,732

Clinical Trials 340 $6,514,536

Total 950 $152,063,267

Source: Ofce of the Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation

Cards come together Several hundred UofL faculty, staf, students and alumni focked to sites across campus and the city for Cards Come Together, the university’s inaugural week of service. Volunteer service is a key component of being a Cardinal, with more than 2,000 community engagement activities designed to improve quality of life for the campus and its neighbors reported each year.

Budget (PROJECTED/BUDGETED DATA FOR FY 2019 20)

REVENUE EXPENDITURES Tuition and Fees: Salaries: $326,958,382 $575,197,629

State Appropriation: Fringe Benefts: $126,633,700 $144,697,499

Grants and Contracts: Operating Expense: $130,500,000 $346,523,621

Athletics: Student Financial Aid: $117,714,000 $135,352,478

Other*: Debt Service: $529,585,486 $29,620,341

Total: Total: $1,231,391,568 $1,231,391,568

* Other includes: Gifts, Endowments and Hospital Afliation Funds Source: Ofce of Budget and Financial Planning

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Raise Some L UofLs annual day of giving campaign brought in record breaking contributions this year totaling $920,160. Donations to the university fooded in from 44 states thanks largely in part to the 369 dedicated Cardinal ambassadors who helped champion the cause. The university received nearly 3,000 gifts and commitments that will help fund initiatives including student scholarships, cancer research and more.

Student Tuition & Fees

(AY 2019 20)

(Full time rate per semester1)

UNDERGRADUATE Resident: $5,866

Non Resident: $13,879

GRADUATE* Resident: $6,500

Non Resident: $13,557

BRANDEIS SCHOOL OF LAW Resident: $11,217

Non Resident: $20,922

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Resident: $17,249

Non Resident: $35,985

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Resident: $20,380

Non Resident: $30,991

1 Full-time for undergraduate equals 12 or more credit hours. Full-time for graduate equals 9 or more credit hours.

* Excludes MBA tuition rates

Board of Trustees (AS OF JAN. 1 2020)

Bonita Black

Scott Brinkman

Randall J. Buford

Raymond Burse

John E. Chilton

Sandra Frazier

Diane Medley

Mary Nixon

Jasper Noble

James Rogers

John Smith

Krista Wallace Boaz

Ronald Wright

Senior Leadership President:

Neeli Bendapudi, PhD

Executive Vice President and Provost:

Beth Boehm, PhD

Executive Vice President for Health Afairs:

Vacant

Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation:

Robert Keynton, PhD*

Kevin Gardiner, PhD as of January 27, 2020

* Interim

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Now on Display World renowned artist and double alum Sam Gilliam ’55, 61 is still working hard at age 85. The painter, widely known for his use of saturated color and his highly improvisational technique, entered into a partnership with Pace Gallery in New York City. The collaboration marks the frst time his work has been represented by a gallery in New York, but Gilliam is not a stranger to the art world. He has created dozens of public art pieces, some of which can be found in Detroit, New York, Atlanta, San Francisco and Boston. Gilliam s work is in the permanent collections of 56 museums and he has honorary doctorates from eight universities.

Training for Tragedies Alumnus Madison Kommor ’19 dedicated his fnal two years at UofL to training his peers for mass casualty disasters. Kommor and Associate Professor of Pediatrics Bethany Hodge designed the frst published disaster medicine certifcate series for medical students in the country and perhaps the world. More than 130 students took part in the certifcate series which is now the medical school s largest supplemental program.

Scoring in the Classroom UofL student-athletes achieved a record 91% graduation rate in the latest Graduation Success Rate Report. The Cardinals’ GSR has risen 25% since reporting began 15 years ago. All UofL student athletes combined to produce an average grade point average of 3.0 or better for each of the last 17 straight semesters. Cardinal student-athletes achieved a collective 3.25 GPA combined for the Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 semesters.

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Contacts & phone numbers (AREA CODE 502)

Admissions, Undergraduate ...................................................852 6531

Admissions, Graduate.................................................................852 3101

Alumni Association ......................................................................852 6186

Athletic Ticket Ofce ..................................................................852 5151

Belknap Theatre Box Ofce ....................................................852 6814

Communications & Marketing................................................852 6171

Dean of Students (Student Life)...........................................852 5787

Diversity and International Afairs ......................................852 5719

Development Ofce (University Advancement) ........852 6588

Ekstrom Library..............................................................................852 6757

External Afairs (Community Engagement) ..................852 6026

Financial Aid.....................................................................................852 5511

Gheens Science Hall & Rauch Planetarium.....................852 6664

Hite Art Institute ............................................................................852 6794

Housing & Residence Life .........................................................852 6636

Institutional Efectiveness........................................................852 6169

Institutional Research & Planning........................................852 6169

Metropolitan College ..................................................................852 2749

Public Safety ....................................................................................852 6111

Registrar s Ofce...........................................................................852 6522

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