The STATE of STATE

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The STATE of NC STATE
Innovation in Action
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A COMMUNITY of ACHIEVERS

• NC State is Innovation in Action
• In teaching and learning In research In
  extension, engagement and economic development
• We put innovation into action to change lives,
  save lives and enrich society

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UNIVERSITY GOALS

• Scholarship for the 21st century
• Culture of innovation
• Commitment to diversity/inclusiveness
• Operational efficiency and effectiveness

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SCHOLARSHIP for the21st CENTURY
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SCHOLARSHIP for the 21st CENTURY

• Fueling innovation and discovery through relevant
  and responsive education and research
• Expanding minds and igniting imaginations

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SCHOLARSHIP for the 21st CENTURY

• Developing leaders of tomorrow

• Producing an entrepreneurial workforce

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UNIVERSITY FACTS and FIGURES

• Total budget 865 million
• RD expenditures 290 million (highest in UNC
  system)
• Total endowment 324.2 million (up from 157
  million 10 years ago

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UNIVERSITY FACTS and FIGURES

• 10 colleges and schools

• Bachelors degrees in more than 100 fields
• Masters in 108 fields
• PhDs in 61 fields
• DVM

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RETURN on tax-payer INVESTMENT

• NC State grads pump 2.9 billion into North
  Carolinas economy each year
• 96,000 jobs are associated with NC State

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RETURN on tax-payer INVESTMENT

• Every dollar of state funding generates 7.98 in
  total income for North Carolina

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The BEST and brightest FACULTY

• Approx. 1,800 faculty and field faculty
• 9 members of National Academy of Sciences
• 8 members of National Academy of Engineering
• 1 member of Institute of Medicine

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The BEST and brightest FACULTY

• 85 NSF Career/Presidential Awards in past 10 years

• UNCs O. Max Gardner Award NC State faculty
  have won 7 times in the past 10 years

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Technology-rich LEARNING

• Quality Enhancement Plan Learning in a
  Technology-rich Environment (LITRE)
• Classroom technology improvements
• Collaborative workspaces for students

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Technology-rich LEARNING

• Grants program for innovative teaching 19
  awards in 2004

• SACS full reaffirmation of accreditation in 2004

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Outstanding STUDENTS

• 30,000 students from all NC counties and 110
  countries
• Entering freshmen average 4.11 GPA, 1216 SAT, 46
  in the top 10 of their high school class

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Outstanding STUDENTS

• National Scholarships and Fellowships more than
  100 in past 5 years including 14 Goldwaters, 7
  Udalls, 4 Gates Cambridges, 3 Mitchells, 2
  Trumans, 1 Marshall

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Instilling values and inspiring FUTURE LEADERS

• General Hugh Shelton Leadership Initiative
• Park Scholars, Caldwell Scholars, Merit
  Scholars, University Scholars and University
  Honors Program
• Service Learning offers 35 classes
• NC State named one of top US Colleges with a
  Conscience
• Enrichment through ARTS NC STATE

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COMMITMENT to DIVERSITY/INCLUSIVENESS

• Encouraging diversity and inclusiveness through
  communication and responsiveness
• World cultures, ideas, people and viewpoints
• Campus enriched by international students

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COMMITMENT to DIVERSITY/INCLUSIVENESS

• Campus dialogues/workshops on diversity

• Minority recruitment and retention programs
• Web-based diversity education

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Forging innovative PARTNERSHIPSFueling
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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Building RELATIONSHIPS

• NC State aids local communities in solving
  problems, creating jobs
• CES offers research-based assistance to more than
  2.2 million citizens each year
• IES helps businesses remain competitive, saving
  or creating 956 jobs in 2003 alone

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

• A new land-grant model for the 21st century
• 9th in US in patents awarded to public
  universities more than 490 total.
• 6th in US for technological strengths of patent
  portfolio

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

• More than 50 spinoff companies since 1980

• More than 2,000 jobs have been created as a
  result of NC State start-ups

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NC State is a LAUNCHING PADfor NEW BUSINESS

• SAS the world largest privately held software
  company
• Cree 300 million in revenues
• ZettaCore molecular memory technology
• Nitronex semiconductors/wireless technology

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NC State is a LAUNCHING PADfor NEW BUSINESS

• Biolex therapeutic proteins from plants

• Silicon Semiconductor power management devices
• Liposcience cardiovascular disease monitoring
• Sicel Technologies cancer treatment technology

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CENTENNIAL CAMPUS

• A national model for government, business and
  university partnerships and research
• 2.5 million square feet of space, labs,
  classrooms, residential
• 386 million in buildings
• 56 corporate partners, 21 incubator companies
• RD neighborhoods in communication technologies,
  biosciences, advanced materials, education,
  environmental science.

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Centennial BIOMEDICAL CAMPUS

• An extension of original Centennial Campus
  concept, anchored by nationally-ranked College of
  Veterinary Medicine
• Approximately 200 acres, 1.6 million square feet
  of space over the next 25 years
• Focus on biomedical applications, both to animals
  and humans

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Centennial BIOMEDICAL CAMPUS

• 3,348 square-foot Iams Pet Imaging Center is the
  areas first MRI facility dedicated for use on
  pets and domestic animals

• 35 million research building with nearly 100,000
  square feet was completed in April 2005

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Producing research RESULTS
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Culture of INNOVATIVE RESEARCH

• Producing relevant results
• Solving real-world problems
• Our research saves lives, changes lives, enriches
  society
• From sweet acidophilus milk to first synthetic
  aorta and artificial retina

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NC State PIONEERS NEW FIELDS

• Genomic sciences
• Nanotechnology
• Bioinformatics
• Biomanufacturing
• Biomedical Engineering (joint degree with UNC-CH)

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NC State PIONEERS NEW FIELDS

• Institute for Non-Profits

• Friday Institute for Educational Innovation
• Companion animal medicine and oncology
• Enterprise Risk Management

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Recent major GRANTS RECEIVED

• W.M Keck Foundation 1 million gift for research
  on RNA-mediated evolutionary materials chemistry.
  
• USDA 5 million grant for food safety research
  Veterinary Medicine and Agriculture and Life
  Sciences

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Recent major GRANTS RECEIVED

• Fletcher Foundation 1 million gift for
  Institute for Non-Profits in CHASS

• GSK Foundation 1 million for the Friday
  Institute in College of Education
• Golden LEAF 5.4 million grant to help NC
  businesses make parts for aging military aircraft

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Recent major GRANTS RECEIVED

• Bank of America 1 million grant to support
  Enterprise Risk Management Initiative

• Wachovia 1 million grant for undergraduate
  scholarships and graduate fellowships, diversity
  initiatives and support for minority students,
  and MBA Program enrichment activities

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BIOMANUFACTURING

• Biomanufacturing Training and Education Center
  (BTEC) opening in January 2007, Centennial
  Campus
• 33.5 million to NC State from Golden LEAF for
  training a new workforce in partnership with
  Community Colleges
• Positioning our state as the leader of one of the
  worlds fastest-growing industries
• Statewide education, economic development and job
  creation

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NEW FACILITIES thanks to HIGHER EDUCATION BOND

• Largest building project in NC State history
  468 million
• Will add more than 1.3 million square feet of new
  space
• Will renovate more than 900,000 square feet of
  existing space
• Providing a first-class student experience,
  attracting top faculty

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CELEBRATING the NC STATE COMMUNITY
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WOLFPACK ATHLETICS

• 35,000 football season tickets sold last year
  (the most in school history)
• Won men's ACC Cross Country title for fourth
  straight year and 13th overall under coach Rollie
  Geiger
• Womens softball finished fourth in the ACC in
  only its second year of competition
• Men's tennis won 15 matches, the most since 1988

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WOLFPACK ATHLETICS

• Women's golf team went to its fourth straight
  NCAA regional

• NC State was one of only 21 colleges to send both
  its mens and womens basketball teams to the
  NCAA Tournament
• Mens basketball team in fourth straight NCAA
  tournament reaching the Sweet 16
• Kay Yow completes her 30th year as head womens
  basketball coach, with more than 600 victories at
  NC State

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SCHOLAR/ATHLETES

• 333 of the 600 student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA
  or higher in 2004, earning scholar-athlete
  recognition from NC State.
• 183 student-athletes made the ACC Honor Roll
  with GPAs of at least 3.0 for 2003-04
• NC State leads the ACC in the number of student
  athletes who have won ACC postgraduate
  scholarships (27 since 1997)

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Building ATHLETIC TRADITIONS

• Murphy Football Center completed 2004
• Isenhour Tennis Center completed 2004
• Renovations/upgrades to Doak baseball complex
• Dail mens basketball complex opening 2005
• Upgrades to Reynolds Coliseum
• Vaughn Towers completed summer 2005

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PRIVATE GIVING more important than ever

• Private support supplements state funds
• 201.5 million raised in FY 2004
• Fundraising 16th in US among public universities
• Corporate fundraising 3rd in the nation among
  publics, 7th overall

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ACHIEVE!The Campaign for NC State

• Largest fundraising campaign in history more
  than 700 million to date
• Among the top priorities
• 109.5 million for student support
• 82.1 million for academic support
• 265 million for research support
• 217.1 million in facilities support
• 31.5 million in unrestricted support

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INNOVATION IN ACTION Tour

• Telling the NC State story across North Carolina
• Students and faculty share their experiences
• Reaching out to business leaders, media, alumni
  and prospective students
• Economic development impact of NC State
• Listening to the needs of our citizens

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NC State is a GREAT UNIVERSITY

• High quality education for students
• Scholarship for the 21st century
• Relevant, responsive, results-oriented
• Putting innovation into action to benefit our
  state, our nation, and our world
• Climate of inclusivity and diversity
• People/Innovation/Action

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