FY 2012 Budget Reduction Options

 

Option 1

Amount

State-Supported vacancies without PINS with no activity

$407,393

State-Supported vacancies with PINs

$1,325,181

Other Items (Fin Aid, R&R, & PeopleSoft)

$903,073

Total Reductions

$2,635,647

  

Option 2

Amount

State-Supported vacancies without PINS with no activity

$407,393

State-Supported vacancies with PINs with no activity

$576,302

Other Items (Fin Aid, R&R, PeopleSoft, Fac Dev Travel, & Student Workers)

$1,651,952

Total Reductions

$2,635,647

  

Option 3

Amount

State-Supported vacancies without PINS with no activity

$407,393

State-Supported vacancies with PINs with no activity

$576,302

6.82% across the board cut to the operating budget

$1,651,952

Total Reductions

$2,635,647

  

Option 4

Amount

State-Supported vacancies without PINS with no activity

$407,393

State-Supported vacancies with PINs

$1,256,494

4% across the board cut to the operating budget

$971,760

Total Reductions

$2,635,647


Notes:

State-Supported vacancies without Personnel Identification Numbers ( PINs) with no activity: This category consists of vacant positions in various departments that rolled from last fiscal year. These positions do not have an assigned PIN and no recent recruitment activity.

State-Supported vacancies with PINs: This category consists of all the University vacant positions with PINs, regardless of status (recruitment or no activity). The University's current vacancy report, as of 8/19/10, consists of 31 positions or 6% of the total authorized positions for the University. The total amount for this category is $1.9M.

Other Items: This category consists of University operating funds such as:

Financial Aid - decreasing the planned growth by $160K.

Undergraduate Students - reducing the number of undergraduate students.

Graduate Students - reducing the number of graduate students with the exception of those enrolled in the Graduate Assistantship Program.

R&R - reducing future deferred maintenance projects.

PeopleSoft - eliminating budgeted funds due to project ending in FY 2011.

CETL Fac Dvlpmnt Travel - reducing budgeted funds by 50% within the Colleges. This reduction does not affect the travel funds allocated in the academic departments operating budget.

Across the board cut to the operating budget: This category consists of all University budgeted funds with the exception of Salaries, Summer & Winter Session, Accreditations, Auxiliary, Access and Success, Shady Grove, Telecommunications, and Health & Debt Service.