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UNM Facts 1996-97

Prepared by Office of Institutional ResearchJanuary 1997

The University of New Mexico

UNM Facts: Fall 1996UNM

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Students; Employees; Budget 1Students, Fall 1996 - Main Campus 2Students, Fall 1996 - Branches & Graduate Centers 3

Facts At A Glance 1996

UNM Main Campus, Students - Fall 1996

Undergraduate 4Graduate 5Law 6Medical 7PharmD. 8Non-Degree 9Beginning Freshmen 10 -11Transfer 12Headcount by Colleges, Schools, and Programs 13Degree Summary 14

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Summary 15Total Staff 16Total Faculty 17Faculty - Tenured and Tenure Track 18 -19Faculty, New Hires - Tenured and Tenure Track 20 -21

UNM Main Campus Employees - Fall 1996

UNM Main Campus - Trends - 1991 - 1996

Student Headcount 22Student Credit Hours 23Preparation, Retention, and Graduation Rates 24Student by Ethnicity and Sex 25Minority Student Headcount by Classification 26Tenured and Tenure Track Faculty - Ethnicity and Sex 27Faculty Scholarship and Library Rankings 28



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Current Fund Revenues & Expenditures, 1990-91 to 1995-96 29Undergraduate Tuition and Fees, 1991-92 to 1996-97 30Financial Aid - 1995-96 31Faculty Salaries - 1990-91 to 1995-96 32 Contract and Grant Awards by Source and Unit, 1995-96 33Contract and Grant Expenditures - 1987 to 1996 34

Financial Information

Branches and Education Centers - Fall 1996

Gallup Branch 35 - 37Los Alamos Branch 38 - 40Valencia Branch 41 - 43Taos Education Center 44 - 46Graduate Centers - Los Alamos and Santa Fe 47 - 49

UNM Facts: Fall 1996UNM UNM Facts: Fall 1996UNM


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The University of New Mexico 50Academic Affairs 51Student Affairs 52Business and Finance 53Health Sciences 54Institutional Advancement 55

Organization Charts

Other Information

UNM Colleges and Schools 56Baccalaureate Degrees and Majors 57Graduate Degrees 58Peer Institutions (per CHE) 59



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The University of New Mexico, in fall 1996, served 30,534 students, employed 2,733 faculty and 10,397 staff, and had a total operating and capital budget of about $950 million. UNM consists of a Main Campus located in Albuquerque and including the Health Sciences Center; three branch campuses that have a two-year degree mission: UNM-Gallup, UNM-Los Alamos, and UNM-Valencia; an Education Center that functions very much like a two-year college: UNM-Taos; and Graduate Centers at Santa Fe and Los Alamos.

The UNM-Main Campus also delivers courses across the state, partially using live TV and electronic transmission. In addition, there is a Division of Continuing Education that serves over 40,000 people every year in both credit and non-credit courses.

This Fact Book presents data for all these components, though the majority of the presentation focuses on the Main Campus. The Health Sciences Center and its programs, which include the School of Medicine, College of Nursing, College of Pharmacy, and University Hospital, is included in the Fact Book as part of UNM-Main, though other publications and reports sometime break the HSC components out separately.


Facts AtA Glance

UNM Facts At A Glance 1996

Students; Employees; Budget 1Students, Fall 1996 - Main Campus 2Students, Fall 1996 - Branches & Graduate Centers 3

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Students

Main Campus 23,617 Branches/ Grad. Centers 6,917 Total 30,534

Full-time Part-time TotalFacultyStaffStudents Total

1,5777,104

08,681

1,1563,2935,2329,681

2,73310,397

5,23218,362

Budget 1996-97--$949.2 MillionRevenues Expenditures

Sales/Services$244.4M--25.7%

Private$98.6M--10.4% Other

$147.3M--15.5%

State Appropriation

$207.0M--21.8%

Grants/Contracts

$165.4M--17.4%Local

$31.9M--3.4%

Tuition/Fees$54.6M--5.8%

Main Campus$395.9M--41.7%

Plant$98.6M--10.4%

UNM Hospital$207.9M--21.9%

Health Sciences Center

$228.8M--24.1%

Branches$18.0M--1.9%

Employees

Sources: Office of the Registrar; Office of Institutional Research; University of New Mexico 1996-97 Operating and Capital Budget Plans

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# of students % Average AgeUndergraduateGraduate SchoolLaw SchoolMedical SchoolNon-DegreePharmD.Total

15,0564,565

339302

3,27976

23,617

63.819.31.41.3

13.90.3

100.0

25353128352829

Total Headcount 23,617Full-time Equivalent 17,054

Enrollment

Hispanic34.9%

No Response--1.2%

African American3.1%

White, Non Hispanic50.5% Asian--4.3%

Foreign--0.8%

Native American - 5.1%

Female--56.1% Male--43.9%

UNMMain

Facts At A Glance 1996Students, Fall 1994

Students, Fall 1996

Source: Official Enrollment Reports, Office of the Registrar

Ethnicity


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UNM Facts At A Glance 1996Branches


Students, Fall 1996 - Branches/Graduate Centers

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TaosLos Alamos

Valencia

Santa Fe

Gallup . Main Campus

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Headcount FTEGallup BranchLos Alamos BranchValencia BranchTaos Education CtrLos Alamos Grad CtrSanta Fe Grad Ctr Total

3,0791,0021,491

967104274

6,917

1,64936385537224

1083,371

UNM Main Campus, Students, Fall 1996

UNM MainStudents

Undergraduate 4Graduate 5Law 6Medical 7PharmD. 8Non-Degree 9Beginning Freshmen 10 -11Transfer 12Headcount by Colleges, Schools, and Programs 13Degree Summary 14

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Undergraduate Students, Fall 1996

EnrollmentTotal Headcount 15,056Full-time Equivalent 12,296Full-time 10,803--71.8%Part-time 4,253--28.2%Average Student Load 12.25 hours/semesterAverage Age 25

Ethnicity

Bernalillo County51.2%

OtherCountries

1.5% Other States18.8%

Other NMCounties

28.5%

Residency

Hispanic28.7% Asian--3.2%

White Non Hispanic57.5%

African American

2.7%

Foreign--1.0%

No response1.8%

Native American

5.0%



(At Time of Application for Admission)

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Graduate Students, Fall 1996


OtherCountries

10.2%

Other States31.6%

Other NMCounties

15.4%

Enrollment

Ethnicity



African American--1.4%

Foreign9.0%

No response--1.1%Native American

2.3%

Total Headcount 4,565Full-time Equivalent 2,878Full-time 2,154--47.2%Part-time 2,411--52.8%Average Age 34


Residency


(At Time of 1st Application for Admission)

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Law Students, Fall 1996

Enrollment

Total Headcount 339 Full-time Equivalent 427Full-time 337Part-time 2Average Age 31

Ethnicity

Hispanic23.0%

Asian--3.0%



Foreign0.9%

No response--3.8%

Native American8.0%



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UNMMain

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Medical Students, Fall 1996

EnrollmentEthnicity

Hispanic25.5%

Asian--5.0%


Native American--5.0%

Total Headcount 302Full-time Equivalent 302Full-time 302Part-time 0Average Age 28



No Response--1.3%


UNMMain

PharmD. Students, Fall 1996

EnrollmentEthnicity


White Non Hispanic 48.7%

Hispanic 26.3%

Asian17.1%

Foreign 2.6%


No Response 1.3%

Native American 1.3%


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Total Headcount 76Full-time Equivalent 89Full-time 74Part-time 2Average Age 28

UNMMain

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Non-Degree Students, Fall 1996

Enrollment

Total Headcount 3,279Full-time Equivalent 1,062Full-time 258--7.9%Part-time 3,021--92.1%Average Student Load 4.86 hours/semesterAverage Age 35

Ethnicity

Hispanic16.0%

Asian--2.2%



Foreign--2.3%

No response--5.1%

Native American3.2%



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Beginning Freshmen - Fall 1996

Applied 3,288Admitted 2,876Enrolled 1,629


OtherCountries

1.2%Other States16.5%

Other NMCounties

32.6%


Residency

Minority Demographics

HispanicNative

AmericanAfrican

American

NM HS Graduates 37.2% 10.1% 1.9%

College Bound '95-96 * 36.6% 11.4% 1.8%

UNM FreshmenFrom NM High

Schools39.2% 5.2% 2.1%

* College Bound are those high school students who took the ACT or SAT tests.

(At Time of Application for Admission)

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Beginning Freshmen, Fall 1996

Ethnicity

Hispanic39.2%

Asian--4.4%


African American

2.1%Foreign--0.8%

No response--1.1%

Native American5.2%

All Beginning Freshmen Beginning Freshmen fromNM High Schools

Hispanic35.0%


AfricanAmerican

3.1%

Asian--4.3%

No response--1.2%

Native American5.1%


Foreign--0.1%

UNMMain

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UNMMain

Transfer Students, Fall 1996

UNM Branches Gallup 43 Los Alamos 33 Valencia 62 Taos Center 19Total from Branches 157Albuquerque T-VI 267Other NM 2-year 133NM 4-year 147Other States 573Foreign 13 Total Transfer Students 1,290


From:

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Headcount by Program, Fall 1996

Undergraduate Graduate/Professional

Anderson School of Management 789Architecture & Planning 156Arts & Sciences 4,056Dental Programs 73Education 972Engineering 1,148Fine Arts 477Misc. Allied Health 166Nursing 501Pharmacy 322Undergraduate Studies 5,286BUS 1,026Assoc. Programs 61Cert. Programs 23Total Undergraduate 15,056

Anderson Graduate School of Management 452Architecture & Planning 191 Arts and Sciences 1,495Education 1,298Engineering 562Fine Arts 180Interdisciplinary 27Law 339Medicine 302Nursing 133Pharmacy 16PharmD. 76Public Administration 117Medical Science 94

Total Graduate/Professional 5,282

Non-Degree 3,279


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Degree Summary, 1995-96

Record High Number of Degrees 4,106--up by 0.7%Bachelors 2,509Masters 1,242Doctorate 210Professional 186Associate/Certificate/Education Specialist 75


Ethnicity--Bachelors Degree

Hispanic24.9%


Asian--2.4%


Ethnicity--Total Degrees

Hispanic21.0%

Asian--2.4%





Foreign &No Response--2.2%

Foreign &No Response--5.7%

Record Highs Up 8.6% Up 7.0%

UNMMain

UNM Main Campus Employees - Fall 1996

UNM MainEmployees

Employees - Summary 15Total Staff 16 Total Faculty 17 Faculty - Tenured and Tenure Track 18 - 19 Faculty, New Hires - Tenured and Tenure Track 20 - 21

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UNMMain

Employees, Fall 1996

The figures on the following two pages do not correspond precisely to the category and overall totals above because of differences in timing and definitions. The data on this page were compiled as of October 31, 1996 using payroll files. The figures on the following pages were taken from UNM's Affirmative Action Plan as of October 1, 1996 in accordance with requirements of the EEOC. Also, the figures above include University Hospital, but the following pages do not because University Hospital prepares its own affirmative action plan.

Full-time Part-time TotalFacultyStaffStudents Total

1,4896,921

08,410

7613,2404,9938,994

2,25010,161

4,99317,404

Cont. Ed. Health Sci. Univ HospFacultyStaffStudents Total

270546

330

6782,915

8534,446

03,211

03,211

Source: Office of Institutional Research

Selected Subcategories:

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UNMMAIN

Total Staff, 10/1/96

Ethnicity

Source: Equal Opportunity Programs Office


Hispanic 29.5%

Asian--2.0%



Female--61.4% Male-38.6%

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UNMMain

UNMHSC

Total Faculty, 10/1/96

Ethnicity

Source: Equal Opportunity Programs Office

0 20 40 60 80 100 120



Hispanic--9.6%

Asian--4.3%

African American 1.0%


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UNMMAIN

UNMMain

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Faculty*- Fall 1996






* Tenured and Tenure-Track

UNMMain


African American

Asian

Hispanic

Native American

Unknown

White Non Hispanic

Total

8

49

113

16

6

929

1,121

Ethnicity

Unknown--0.5%

UNMMain

UNMMain

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Faculty*- Fall 1996


Ethnicity

Hispanic12.5%

Asian--3.5%



Junior Faculty (Asst. Prof.)

Female--44.9% Male--55.1% Female--25.8% Male--74.2%

Hispanic8.1%

Asian--4.7%




Senior Faculty (Assoc/Full Prof.)

Ethnicity



Unknown--1.4%Unknown--0.2%

UNMMain

UNMMain

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Faculty*- New Hires 1996

* Tenured and tenure-track


Hispanic10.7%

Asian--7.1%

White Non Hispanic80.4% African American--0%



African American

Asian

Hispanic

Native American

White Non Hispanic

Total

0

4

6

1

45

56

Total New Hires - Ethnicity

UNMMain

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Ethnicity

Senior Faculty (Assoc/Full Prof.)

Ethnicity


Faculty*- Fall 1994UNMMain

Hispanic17.1%

Asian--8.6%


African American--0%


9White Non Hispanic

90.0%


Female--20.0%

Male--80.0%

Faculty New Hires,*- Fall 1996


1Asian10.0%

Junior Faculty (Inst., Asst. Prof.)

Faculty*- New Hires 1996UNMMain

UNM Main Campus Trends 1991 - 1996

UNM MainTrends

Student Headcount 22Student Credit Hours 23 Preparation, Retention, and Graduation Rates 24Student Ethnicity and Sex 25Minority Student Headcount by Classification 26Tenured and Tenure Track Faculty - Ethnicity and Sex 27Faculty Scholarship and Library Rankings 28

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Total Headcount

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

Fall Semester

Headcount by Classification

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,000

9,000

10,000

Fall Semester

Non-Degree

Lower Division

Upper Division

Graduate/Professional

22Source: Official Enrollment Reports, Office of the Registrar

Student Headcount - Fall 1990-96UNMMain

Total Credit Hours

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000

Fall Semester

Credit Hours by Classification

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

Fall Semester

Non-Degree

Undergraduate

Graduate/Professional

23Source: Official Enrollment Reports, Office of the Registrar

UNMMain

Student Credit Hours - Fall 1990-96

Preparation, Retention, & Graduation RatesUNMMain

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Beginning Freshmen Retentionto 2nd Fall Semester

1990 69.4%1991 71.5%1992 70.3%1993 67.7%1994 67.3%1995 69.4%

Note: Retention is shown from one fall semester to the next fall semester. For example, of the 1,771 beginning freshmen in Fall 1995, 69.4% of these students returned in Fall 1996.

Average HS GPA Plan A* Admissions919293949596

3.153.123.173.193.313.31

71.7%75.7%77.6%81.1%80.9%86.1%

* Plan A - College preparatory curriculum

Source: Official of Institutional Research

90-91 91-92 92-93 93-94 94-95 95-960

10

20

30

40

50

Year of Graduation% F

resh

men

Gra

du

atin

g A

fter

6 Y

rs

Plan A Freshmen

All Freshmen

Preparation - Entering Freshmen

Graduation Rates

Fall

Fall 1996Fall 1991

Ethnicity

Hispanic21.9%

Asian--2.1%


African American--2.0%Foreign--2.6%

No response--0.2%

Native American3.5%


Ethnicity




Foreign2.7%

No response--2.5%

Native American4.3%

Student Diversity by Ethnicity & SexUNMMain

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1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

10

20

30

40

50

4 4 5 5 5 5

2 2 2 2 3 3

2627 27 27 28 29

3233

35 35 36 36

Medical Law

Minority Student Headcount by ClassificationUNMMain

Undergraduate Graduate/AGSM

Percentage of Total Students for 1991 - 96

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

10

20

30

40

50

4 4 4 4 4 5

1 1 0 0 1 2

1716

20

23 2426

2221

24

2729

32

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

10

20

30

40

50

7 8 8 89

8

2 3 4 4 3 2

28 29 29

2527

23

3739 40

3739

33

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

10

20

30

40

50

2 1 2 2 2 21 1 1 1 1 1

13 13 12 12 13 13

16 15 15 15 16 16


19960

10

20

30

40

50

13

26

30

Native American

African American

Hispanic

Total

Pharm.D

Faculty Diversity - Tenured & Tenure TrackUNMMain

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1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

10

20

30

40

% of Total Faculty % of New Hires

1991 - 96

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 19960

10

20

30

40

% of Total Faculty % of New Hires

Women

Minority*


Total Faculty

Minority Faculty

Female Faculty

%

%

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

New Hire Asst. Prof.

New Hire Assoc. Prof

Minority Faculty

4

0

161

5

1

158

7

5

163

6

0

167

6

2

178

10

1

186

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

New Hire Asst. Prof.

New Hire Assoc. Prof

Female Faculty

11

2

297

9

1

298

16

4

322

13

2

332

20

4

333

18

2

343

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

Total New Hires

Total Faculty

58

1,147

48

1,130

60

1,156

59

1,150

73

1,149

56

1,121

* Includes African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Native American, and Hispanic. Statistics are as of October of each year.

Faculty Scholarship; Library RankingsUNMMain

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# of Faculty withResearch Grants

# ofGrants

Average AmountOf Grant

FulbrightScholars

90-9191-9292-9393-9494-9595-96

608618631583

1,0561,2491,5171,8451,4841,426

$67,459$69,611$75,514$90,292

$124,228$115,234

635864

Scholarship

ARL Library Rankings(Association of Research Libraries)

Year UNM Ranking Total Ranked

1990 61 1071991 60 1071992 53 1081993 61 1081994 53 1081995 52 108

Sources: Office of Research Services, General Library - Dean's Office

Financial Information

FinancialInformation

Current Fund Revenues & Expenditures, 1990-91 to 1995-96 29Undergraduate Tuition and Fees, 1991-92 to 1996-97 30Financial Aid - 1995-96 31Faculty Salaries - 1990-91 to 1995-96 32Contract and Grant Awards by Source and Unit, 1995-96 33Contract and Grant Expenditures - 1987 to 1996 34

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Current Fund Revenues & ExpendituresUNMMain

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1990-91 to 1995-96

Current Fund Expenditures*

* Excludes Component Units and Plant Funds** Includes Mental Health Cntr, Children's Psychiatric Hosp., Carrie Tingley~ Includes Internal Service, Auxiliaries, Athletics, Student Social & Cultural

90-9

191

-92

92-9

393

-94

94-9

595

-96

$0

$200

$400

$600

$800

Academic Year

Millions of Dollars

Other Indep**UNM HospOther Univ~Student Aid Public Service Research Instruction & General

Source: University of New Mexico Financial Reports, 1992-1996

Current Fund Sources of Revenue*

* Excludes Component Units and Plant Funds** Includes Mental Health Cntr, Children's Psychiatric Hosp., Carrie Tingley~ Includes Land & Permanent Fund, Interest, Indirect Costs Recovered

90-9

191

-92

92-9

393

-94

94-9

595

-96

$0

$200

$400

$600

$800

Academic Year

Millions of Dollars

Other Indep**UNM HospOther Univ~Sales&ServicesGifts,Grnts&CntrctsState&LocalTuit&Fees

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UNMMain

Undergraduate Tuition & Fees* 1991 - 1996UNMMain

91-92 92-93 93-94 94-95 95-96 96-97$0

$1,000

$2,000

$3,000

$4,000

$5,000

$6,000

$7,000

$8,000

$9,000

Resident Non-Resident1991-921992-931993-951994-951995-961996-97

$1,554$1,656$1,788$1,884$1,997$2,071

$5,520$5,880$6,468$7,115$7,542$7,822

Full Time Resident

Full Time Non-Resident

* Main Campus only, Academic Year Rate

Source: Budget Office

Financial aid for 1995-96 was $92,993,990. 86.1% of undergraduates and 13.1% of graduate/professional students were financial aid recipients.

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Selected ScholarshipsAmt. of 95-96 Award # of Scholarships 1995 Entering ACT 1995 Entering GPA

Regents

Presidential

UNM Scholars

NM Scholars

Zia Activity

Amigo

$6,540

$2,596

$1,997

$2,596

$500

$3,900

52

451

736

213

331

222

29

24

24

27

21

26

4.23

3.90

3.75

3.80

3.20

3.60

Financial Aid, 1995 - 96UNMMain

Type of Aid

Grants $14.7M

Employment $4.8M

Scholarships $12.7M

Loans $60.1M

Source of Funds

Institutional/ Private $11.1M

State $6.7MFederal $75.2M

Source: Financial Aid

Other $0.8M

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Faculty Salaries*, 1990-91 to 1995-96UNMMain

* Main Campus only

Average Faculty Salaries

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995$0

$10,000

$20,000

$30,000

$40,000

$50,000

$60,000

UNM

Peer Institutions*

* See page 59 for list of peer institutions

Fall

Average Salary

1990

% of Peers

Fall

Average Salary

1995

% of Peers

Full Professors

Asso. Professors

Asst. Professors

All Ranks

$51,900

$38,100

$35,200

$42,824

90.0%

90.3%

97.1%

91.6%

$63,700

$47,600

$39,900

$52,413

92.9%

96.1%

93.9%

94.0%


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Unit

UNMMain

Source of Funds

Source: Office of Research Services

Contract & Grant Awards,1995-96

Industry 10%

Labs--7%Other--10%

State--12%

Foundations 2%

Federal 59%

Health Sciences 31%

Financial Aid 11%

Other--5%

Arts & Sciences 18%

HPCERC8%

Education--5%

CASAA--2%

Ctr. High Tech--2%

Engineering 18%

87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96$0

$50

$100

$150

$200

56.3 60.1 67.2 71.380.8 86.6

94.7106.5

158.4148.6

Fiscal Years

Millions of Dollars

Research Public Service Instruction

Contract & Grant Expenditures* - 1986 to 1996UNMMain

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*Direct Costs Only

Branches & Education Centers, Fall 1996

Branches &Ed. Centers

Gallup Branch 35 - 37Los Alamos Branch 38 - 40Valencia Branch 41 - 43Taos Education Center 44 - 46Graduate Centers - Los Alamos and Santa Fe 47 - 49

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Gallup Branch - Students, Fall 1996 UNMGallup

Ethnicity

Hispanic 11.3%Asian--0.6%


African American 0.5%


Foreign--0.1%

No Response-1.1%

Headcount 3,079

FTE 1,649

.Gallup .Albuquerque


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Gallup Branch - Faculty, Fall 1996


UNMGallup

Ethnicity

Hispanic9.2%

Asian--1.3%



NativeAmerican

18.3%

Full Professor 1 Associate Professor 5 Assistant Professor9 Instructor 3Total tenure/t-track 18Non Tenure Track 47Temporary 88Total 153


Unknown--0.7%

UNMGallup

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Gallup Branch - Staff, Fall 1996


UNMGallup

Ethnicity

Hispanic18.6%

Asian--0%



Native American43.1%


Regular Temporary Total

Full-time 89 2 91

Part-time 8 3 11

Total 97 5 102

UNMGallup

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Los Alamos Branch - Students, Fall 1996 UNM Los Alamos

Ethnicity

Hispanic--27.9%

Asian--2.9%




Foreign--1.0%

No Response--4.7%

Headcount 1,002FTE 363

.Los Alamos.Albuquerque


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UNM LosAlamos


Ethnicity

Hispanic--6.4%

Asian--0%






Los Alamos Branch - Faculty, Fall 1996 UNM Los Alamos

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Los Alamos Branch - Staff, Fall 1996


UNM LosAlamos

Ethnicity

Hispanic36.6%

Asian--2.4%






Full-time 23 0 23

Part-time 5 13 18

Total 28 13 41

Unknown--7.3%

UNM Los Alamos

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Valencia Branch - Students, Fall 1996


Ethnicity

Hispanic--49.2%

Asian--0.9%


African American--1.1 % Native American--3.6%Foreign--0.2%

No Response--1.3%


.Valencia

.Albuquerque


UNMValencia

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Ethnicity

Hispanic23.3%

Asian--1.7%



Native American-1.7%



Valencia Branch - Faculty, Fall 1996 UNMValencia

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Valencia Branch - Staff, Fall 1996


Ethnicity

Hispanic55.2%

Asian--0%



Native American--0%


UNMValencia


Full-time 48 1 49

Part-time 4 5 9

Total 52 6 58

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Taos Education Center - Students, Fall 1996UNMTaos

Headcount 967FTE 372

Ethnicity

Hispanic50.3%

Asian--0.6%




Foreign--0.2%

No Response--7.6%

Taos

.Main Campus

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UNMTaos


Ethnicity

Hispanic--31.8%

Asian--0%



Native American--0%


Taos Education Center - Faculty, Fall 1996

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Taos Education Center - Staff, Fall 1996


UNMTaos

Ethnicity

Hispanic73.3%

Asian--0%


African American 0%Native American--0%



Full-time 11 0 11

Part-time 2 2 4

Total 13 2 15

Unknown 6.7%

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Graduate Centers - Students, Fall 1996UNM

Headcount 274FTE 108

Asian--0.4%

Native American1.8%

Ethnicity

Hispanic26.6%



Foreign--0 %

No Response--5.8%

Santa Fe Graduate Center

Ethnicity

Hispanic 20.2%


African American0 %

Foreign--1.0%

No Response--3.9%

Asian--3.9%


Headcount 104FTE 24

Los Alamos Graduate Center


UNM Graduate Centers - Faculty, Fall 1996


Full Professor 0 Associate Professor 1 Assistant Professor0 Instructor 0Total tenure/t-track 1Non Tenure 0Temporary 22Total 23

Asian--4.4%African American-- 0%

Ethnicity


Hispanic--8.7%White, Non Hispanic 78.3%


Unknown--4.3%

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UNM Graduate Centers - Staff, Fall 1996



Full-time 9 0 9

Part-time 5 6 11

Total 14 6 20


EthnicityAsian--0%African American--0%

Hispanic 30.0%

White, Non Hispanic 65.0%


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OrganizationCharts

Organization Charts

The University of New Mexico 50Academic Affairs 51Student Affairs 52Business and Finance 53Health Sciences 54Institutional Advancement 55

Table of Contents

UNM

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The University of New Mexico

Source: President's Office

VICE PRESIDENT FOR

STUDENT AFFAIRSEliseo Torres

PROVOST/VICEPRESIDENT FOR

ACADEMIC AFFAIRSWilliam Gordon

VICE PRESIDENT FOR

HEALTH SCIENCESJane Henney

VICE PRESIDENT FOR

BUSINESS & FINANCEDavid L. Mc Kinney

VICE PRESIDENT FORINSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

Orcilia Zuniga Forbes

BOARD OFREGENTS

PRESIDENTRichard E. Peck

UNIVERSITY COUNSEL Nick Estes

EXECUTIVE AFFAIRS OFFICER Judy Jones

INTERNAL AUDITSusan Mullins

EQUALOPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS Anne Thomas

UNM Academic Affairs

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PRESIDENTRichard E. Peck BUDGET

OFFICER

PROVOSTWilliam Gordon

DIRECTOR OF FACULTY SERVICES

DEANLAW

DEANARTS &

SCIENCES

DEAN LIBRARY

DEANANDERSON

SCHOOL OF MGT

DEAN CONTINUING EDUCATION

DEAN ARCHITECTURE &

PLANNING

DEAN ENGINEERING

DEAN EDUCATION

DEAN FINE ARTS

ASSOCIATEPROVOST

ASSOC PROVOST RESEARCH

DEANGRAD STUDIES

ASSOCIATE VP CIRT

ASSOCIATEPROVOST

ASSOCIATEPROVOST

ASSOC VP GOVT AFFAIRS


DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL

RESEARCH

ASSOCIATE VP FOR

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

ASSOCVICE PRESIDENT

UNM

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Student Affairs

ASSISTANT TO THEVICE PRESIDENT


VICE PRESIDENTSTUDENT AFFAIRS

Eliseo Torres

POLICE

CAREERSERVICES

RECREATIONAL SERVICES

STUDENTUNION

OUTREACHSERVICES

STUDENT HEALTH CENTER

STUDENTFINANCIAL

AID

ASSOC VPDEAN OF

STUDENTS


UNM Business & Finance

ASSOC VP forFINANCE & ADMIN

Health Sciences Center


VICE PRESIDENTBUSINESS & FINANCE

David L. Mc Kinney

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FACILITYPLANNING

PHYSICAL PLANT

REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC EVENTSMGMT GROUP

FISCALOVERSIGHT

HUMANRESOURCES

BUDGETASSOCIATE VP /CONTROLLER

BUSINESSSERVICES

RISKMANAGEMENT

DISPUTERESOLUTION

UNIV. BUSINESSPOLICIES


ATHLETICS

ELECTRONICMANAGEMENT

PARKING & TRANSPORTATION

UNM Health Sciences

VICE PRESIDENTHEALTH SCIENCESJane E. Henney, MD


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CARRIE TINGLEY

HOSPITAL

UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

CHILDREN'S PSYCHIATRIC

HOSPITAL

MENTAL HEALTH CENTER

CANCER CENTER

ASSOC VP FOR CLINICAL AFFAIRS

DEANNURSING

DEANPHARMACY

ASSOC VP FOR PLANNING &

DEVELOPMENT

ASSOC VPFINANCE &

ADMINISTRATION

DEANSCHOOL OF MEDICINE

VETERANSADMINISTRATIONMEDICAL CENTER

SENIOR ASSOCUNIVERSITY

COUNSEL

HEALTHSCIENCESLIBRARY

ASSOC VP FORSTRATEGICALLIANCES

UNM

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Institutional Advancement


ASSISTANT TO THE VP


VICE PRESIDENT FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

Orcilia Zuniga Forbes

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS

KNME TVPUBLIC AFFAIRS

ALUMNI RELATIONS

UNMFOUNDATION INC.

DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

ALUMNIASSOCIATION

Other Information

OtherInformation

UNM Colleges and Schools 56Baccalaureate Degrees and Majors 57Graduate Degrees 58Peer Institutions (per CHE) 59

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Colleges and SchoolsUNMMain

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Architecture and PlanningArts and SciencesContinuing Education & Community ServicesEducationEngineeringFine ArtsLawMedicineNursingPharmacyPublic AdministrationRobert O. Anderson Schools of ManagementUniversity Studies (Office of Undergraduate Studies)

Baccalaureate Degrees & MajorsUNMMain

Accounting Construction Engineering History Physical Science EducationAmerican Studies Construction Management Interdisciplinary Studies Physical TherapyAnthropology Creative Writing International Management PhysicsArchitecture Criminology Journalism & Mass Communication Political Science Art Education Dance Latin American Studies PortugueseArt History Dental Hygiene Liberal Arts Concentration Pre-GraduateArt Studio Earth & Planetary Sciences Life Science Education Pre-Law (English)Asian Studies Earth Science Education Linguistics Production & Operations ManagementAstrophysics Economics Management Professional Physical EducationAthletic Training Economics-Philosophy Manufacturing Engineering & Robotics Professional WritingBilingual/TESOL Education Electrical Engineering Marketing Management PsychologyBiochemistry Elementary Education Mathematics Religious Studies Biology English Mathematics Education Russian StudiesBusiness Computer Systems English-Philosophy Mechanical Engineering Sign Language InterpretationChemical Engineering Entrepreneurial Studies Medical Laboratory Sciences Social Studies EducationChemistry Environmental Design Music SociologyChild Development & Family Relations European Studies Music Education Southwest StudiesCivil Engineering Exercise Technology Nuclear Engineering SpanishClassical Studies Family Studies Nursing Special EducationCommunication Financial Management Nutrition & Dietetics Theatre Communicative Disorders French Occupational Therapy Training & Learning TechnologiesComparative Literature & Cultural Studies General Management Organizational Behavior/Human Resources Travel & Tourism ManagementComputer Engineering Geography Parks & Recreation University StudiesComputer Science German PharmacyConservation Biology Health Education Philosophy


American Studies Education (cont) ManagementAnthropology Nutrition MathematicsArchitecture Physical Education Medicine, Doctor ofArt History Recreation MusicBiology Secondary NursingBiomedical Sciences Special Optical Science Business Administrative Sciences Training & Learning Technologies Pharmaceutical SciencesChemistry Engineering Hospital Pharmacy Communication Chemical Pharmacy AdministrationCommunicative Disorders Civil Radiopharmacy Community & Regional Planning Computer Science ToxicologyComparative Literature Electrical & Computer PharmD.Economics Manufacturing PhilosophyEarth & Planetary Sciences Mechanical PhysicsEducation Nuclear Political Science Administration English Portuguese Adult French Psychology Art Geography Public Administration Counseling German Studies Public Health Elementary History Romance Languages Educational Foundations Juris Doctor Sociology Family Studies Latin American Studies Spanish Health Linguistics Theatre & Dance

Water Resources Administration

Graduate Degrees & MajorsUNMMain


UNM's Peer InstitutionsUNMMain

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University of Arizona University of Oklahoma, NormanUniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville University of OregonUniversity of Colorado, Boulder University of South Carolina, ColumbiaUniversity of Iowa University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleUniversity of Kansas - Main University of Texas, AustinUniversity of Kentucky University of UtahUniversity of Missouri, Columbia University of Virginia - MainUniversity of Nebraska, Lincoln University of Washington

Source: NM Commission on Higher Education (CHE)

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