Transcript Spring Quarter 2004 - Ohio State University
EHE State of the College Spring 2009
Cheryl Achterberg, Dean
Strategic Plan Overarching Vision
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To become the nation’s top-tier, public College of Education and Human Ecology for undergraduate and graduate study.
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To use our expertise to resolve pressing social, educational and health/wellness needs locally, statewide and beyond.
2010 U.S. News and World Report Rankings
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College's overall ranking is 16th among the 278 public and private universities granting doctoral degrees in education 8 th among public universities
2010 U.S. News and World Report Rankings
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Six college graduate programs are in the top ten nationally:
Administration/Supervision Elementary Education Secondary Teacher Education Curriculum/Instruction Student Counseling & Personnel Services Vocational and Technical Education tied for 5 th tied for 5 th 5 th 5 th tied for 6 th 2 nd
2010 U.S. News and World Report Rankings
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Four more specialty areas ranked in the top 20 nationally
Education Policy tied for 17 th Educational Psychology Higher Education Administration tied for 16 th tied for 17 th Special Education 16th
Philosophy of EHE
Student Rules and Policies Teacher
Context History
Subject Matter
Who We Are
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6,299 students 4,659 undergrads 1,640 grads
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And our college has almost 200 faculty, 350 staff members and 86,000 living alumni We are a very diverse college: 14.6% diverse students 15.2% diverse faculty 17% diverse staff
Highlights
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Schoenbaum Family Center at Weinland Park
700 Ohio State students trained in one year in a state-of-the-art environment • •
Metro High School
A Franklin County public school focused on science, technology, engineering, and math
Labs in Life at COSI, Columbus
Featuring working laboratories that showcase research using state-of-the-art equipment
Partnerships
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We partner with schools
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Teacher and administrator professional development
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Provided 104 customized, graduate-level courses for 2,103+ school teachers and administrators in Franklin County in ’07-’08.
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Research projects
The Power of Research
$26M in EHE Research Grant Awards, FY’08 53% increase over FY’07
Financial Summary
Financial Summary Fiscal Year
State Program Grants & Contracts Earnings and Conferences Development Other State Funds Total
2005-2006
$37,994,848 $17,703,913 $5,773,631 $2,535,113 $64,007,504
2006-2007
$40,043,852 $18,563,259 $5,860,717 $2,329,398 $189,350 $66,986,576
2007-2008
$44,249,241 $22,563,890 $7,429,100 $2,640,453 $170,415 $77,053,099
Strategic Plan GOAL 1: Recruit the Best Students and Promote Their Success GOAL 2: Build an Extraordinary Faculty GOAL 3: Conduct Research and Scholarship to Advance the Quality of Life for Individuals, Families, Schools and Communities GOAL 4: Come Together in Concert with All Constituencies
More Challenges
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More diverse students More content New standards, new curricula
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More accountability Governor’s reform
Governor’s Reform Teacher Career Ladder
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Residency – 4 years (?) Professional – 5 years (?) Mentor Lead teacher
On the Horizon
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Shift to semesters Ed.D. degree program Autumn 2010 Ed.S. degree program/M.Ed. For lead teachers and mentor teachers Bachelor teacher licensure Fall 2011
Conclusion