University System: Mass. State Colleges Council of Presidents
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The MassachusettsState University System
Presentation of State College Council of PresidentsBoard of Higher EducationNovember 16, 2007
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Proposed Legislation Will: Create a state university system
Grant each institution the authority to change its name from “college” to “university”
Grant institutions the authority to offer doctoral degrees consistent with their mission and capability (with BHE and NEASC approval)
Not change current collective bargainingunits
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The Foundation is Strong
Excellence in undergraduate education
Strong graduate programs in numerous fields
Enroll 10,000+ graduate students
Grant 2,000+ master’s degrees and CAGS annually
Substantial scholarly activity, research and community service
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Competitive Positioning 45 of the 50 States have state universities
(Exceptions – Nebraska, Nevada, Rhode Island, Vermont and Massachusetts)
All Carnegie Classification “Post-Bacc Comprehensives” are universities except Massachusetts
90% of BHE-selected peer institutions arestate universities
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Evolution of Educational System Anticipate changes in educational needs of society:
Normal Schools Teacher’s Colleges State Colleges State Universities
Convey range of educational and scholarship opportunities available to students and faculty
Serving the changing needs of students, communities, regional economies and the state
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Ready to Advance: Bridgewater & Salem Students and Graduates
101 graduate programs 4,293 graduate students 998 graduate degrees
Academic Structure Provost and Academic Vice President Deans
Secondary Accreditation6
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Breadth of Institutions in One System Doctoral-Level Professional
Large Post-baccalaureate Comprehensive
Small Post-baccalaureate Comprehensive
Council of Public Liberal Arts College (COPLAC)
Special Focus
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Proposed State University System Will:
NOT change institutions’ core missions
NOT change the governance structure
NOT increase costs to the Commonwealth
NOT cause a proliferation of new programs
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The Future“The Commonwealth must guarantee access to
affordable, quality public higher education to ensure economic competitiveness and stability, as well as ever-
increasing quality of life for its citizens.”
BHE Chair Fred Clark, October 2007
A State University System advances this aim through competitive, expanded, high quality education for students
throughout the Commonwealth.
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