State of the College.2010.Community(A) - SUNY OPT
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State of the College
David A. Heath, President12 October 2010
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Are we attracting the best and the brightest?
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*OptomCas process began with the class of 2014
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Admissions – Entering Class GPA
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Admissions – Entering Class TS OAT
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Admissions – Yield (% accepting offer)
55%
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Impact: NBEO Results (Part 1)
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SUNY Part INational Part I
Change in formatof examination
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Impact: NBEO Results (Part 2)
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SUNY Part IINational Part II
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Impact: NBEO Results (Part 3)
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SUNY Part IIINational Part III
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Impact: NBEO Results (Ultimate Pass Rate)
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Extramural Research Activity
Strategic Objective: $5,000,000 per year
+6%
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Research: Snapshot AY 2010
• Research Personnel– 14 NEI grants (12 R01, 1 R21, 1 T35)– 1 DoD, 2 NSF, 3 NIH subcontracts, 1 HF– Ranks 6th among the 20 Schools and College of
Optometry• SUNY Eye Institute (SEI) – Implementation• Clinical Collaboration Grants (2)• Impact
– 46 Articles, Books or Chapters (67/47)– 70 Presentations at ARVO, VSS or AAO (60/46)– 7 Invited Lectures at prestigious universities (13/9)– 16 Colloquia held (30)– Host of VisioNYC Colloquium Series
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UEC Patient Encounters
Fiscal Year Totals
FY04-05 59,250
FY05-06 65,305
FY06-07 69,582
FY07-08 70,938
FY08-09 74,285
FY09-10 73,061
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UEC - Revenues
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Fiscal Yr 05‐06 to 09‐10 Comparison
Fiscal Yr 05‐06 to 09‐10 Comparison 5441561 6091322 6316548 6766977 7352783
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$7,352,783+ 8.6%
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Strategic Goal of 3,000 Annual Referrals MetAnnual Encounters:FY 07-08 - 624FY 08-09 - 3,839FY 09-10 – 4,285
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GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITYUEC PUBLIC SERVICE EVENTS
Focused Area FY 08‐09 FY 09‐10Homebound Visits (number of visits)
148 145
Vision Screenings (including schools) (number of screenings)
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Charitable Care (number of patients receiving care)
# of Requests Honored = 576
# of Requests Honored = 581
Support Groups (Number of Programs)
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Community Lectures/Events (number of lectures)
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SUNY Optometry – Fund Balances
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Projected TlRFStabilizationSUTRAIFR
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Philanthropy & the OCNY
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The Vision and The Promise: Campaign for the SUNY College of Optometry
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Capital Improvements
Project Status Cost
Rehab. Elevators Completed $ 1,966,836
Fire Alarm System Near Completion $ 2,487,998
HVAC – Control & Balance Under Construction $ 3,436,000
Building Systems Design $15,027,000
Campus Center2, 3, 3M
Design/Nearing Bid(Constr. – 3.11)
$ 8,497,000
Rehab. Research17 & 16
Design(Constr. – 2011)
$ 2,815,000
Lobby Design $ 3,510,000
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Campus Center for Student Life and
Learning
$ 8.497 MProject
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Goals: AY 2011
• Strategic Planning: The SUNY State College of Optometry will continue the implementation of the 5‐Year Strategic Plan 2008 ‐ 2013.
• Accreditation: The College will complete the Institutional Self‐Study and host the joint accreditation visit of ACOE and MSCHE, April 10 – 13, 2011.
• Resource Development: “The Vision & The Promise: Campaign for the SUNY College of Optometry.” The College, through its Foundation will complete the quiet phase of its major gifts campaign and move into the public phase at the 2011 Eyes on New York Gala. Campaign Goal ‐$10M.
• Institutional Research: The College will complete the implementation of its institutional assessment program with “Key Metrics” published on the web for the community access.
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Goals: AY 2011
• Academic Affairs: Complete a review of the administrative/ department structure of Academic Affairs, make recommendations to the President regarding changes needed to support our strategic priorities, and initiate implementation.
• Academic Affairs: Begin the development and implementation of the Center for Clinical Research.
• Student Affairs: Review, revise and modify as needed the organization of Student Affairs to meet the needs of our students and programs.
• Student Affairs: Develop an implementation plan for the Center for Career Development.
• University Eye Center: Complete the selection and implementation of a new EHR.
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Goals: AY 2011
• Facilities Improvements: – “Ground‐breaking” for the new Center for Student Life and Learning on
the 2nd, 3rd and 3M floors will begin in early 2011. The project will be completed within one year.
– Bid documents for the renovation of the ground level will be completed with construction scheduled to follow completion of the Student Center for Life and Learning.
– Complete research facilities improvements on floors 16 and 17.– Continue electrical and mechanical systems upgrade project.
• Master Planning: In cooperation with the State University Construction Fund (SUCF), the College will complete a new Facilities Master Plan for the years 2013 – 2023.
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Thank You
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Graduate Education
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Plan (FTE)Actual (FTE)
• Graduate Stipends (Ph.D.) increased – FY 2009• New Ph.D. curriculum approved by DOE, AY 2009• Applicants for the Ph.D. program
– 2009: 15 applicants, 2 admitted, 2 enrolled– 2008: 9 applicants, 5 Admitted, 5 enrolled– 2007: 4 applicants, 2 admitted, 1 enrolled
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UEC: Patient Encounters by Unit
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UEC Challenges:
• Enhanced PR effort: Branding & communications• Changing vendor of Electronic Health Record system to improve
performance and to be “eye” specific ‐ ($1,000,000 project)• Overcoming limits of managed Medicaid – SUNY sponsored legislation• Addressing limitations to Community Outreach program expansion• Implementation of 24/7 on‐call access• Facilities capital improvement projects• Enhancement of quality assurance and compliance programs• Increase in collaborative relationships with NYC medical centers,
hospitals and community health centers.• Serving the upstate community• Increasing our capacity to provide care to the indigent population.