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The UIC School of Public Health is dedicated to excellence in protecting and improving the health and well-being of the people of the metropolitan Chicago area, the State of The School

Paul Brandt-Rauf, DrPH, MD, ScD Dean

July 19, 2012

The UIC School of Public Health is dedicated to excellence

in protecting and improving the health and well-being of

the people of the metropolitan Chicago area, the State of

The School achieves this mission by:

• educating scientists, professionals and the public;

• conducting research to develop solutions to public health problems;

• providing public health service; and helping shape public health policy

UIC SPH Mission Statement

History

• 1970 School of Public Health established

• 1972 Fully accredited; first class of 38 students admitted

• 1975 Relocated from St Mary’s Convent to 2121 W Taylor

• 1992 Organized into program divisions

• 2001 Relocated to 1603 W Taylor

Quick Facts

• Only fully accredited school of public health in Illinois

• 95 Faculty (50 tenure system, 45 non-tenured)

• 3 masters degrees, 2 doctoral degrees, 18 concentrations,

1 undergraduate degree, 8 certificates

The School of Public Health has global presence through its research, service and

educational programs

= SPH presence

SPH Divisions / Academic Units

Epidemiology & Biostatistics

Community Health Sciences

Health Policy & Administration

Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences

DrPH Program

SPH Centers & Institutes

Institute for Health Policy & Research

Chicago Projects for Violence Prevention

Center for the Advancement of Distance Education Community Outreach Intervention Programs

• 2005 Master of Health Administration (MHA)

• 2012 Bachelor of Arts in Public Health (BA)

2011-2012 New Student Enrollment

Programmatic Areas of Impact

• IHRP - Fit & Strong

• HEAL

• Community Outreach Intervention Projects

• CeaseFire

• Great Lakes Center

• Environmental Research Center

• IHRP – Center for Eliminating Health Disparities

Ranking by NIH Funding Received, 2011

3 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES* $57,077,887

4 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL $46,074,069

5 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT PITTSBURGH $45,340,905

7 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA TWIN CITIES $37,699,666

8 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR $34,334,085

9 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM $22,939,314

16 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES $14,336,590

17 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HLTH SCI CTR HOUSTON $12,761,258

Categories of Performance Metrics

• Student Access & Enrollment

• Student Outcomes

• Research Performance

• Faculty

• Financial Indicators

University of Illinois—Chicago

University of Michigan Ann Arbor University of Minnesota Twin Cities University of North Carolina Chapel Hill University of Pittsburgh

University of Texas Houston University of Washington

Comparative Schools

Applicant Trends 2006-2010

UIC SPH has experienced an increase in applications consistent with that of comparative schools of public health

MPH Applicants 2010

UIC SPH’s male/female applicant ratio is consistent with that of all U.S schools of public health

Students Applied, Accepted, Enrolled 2010

Enrolled Accepted Applied

The UIC SPH acceptance rate

(average, 43%)

MPH Student Access to Financial Aid AY10

Scholarship, 9.4% Scholarship- External,

1.5%

Subsidized Loans, 34.1%

Unsubsidized Loans; 32%

Waiver, 22.9%

Work Study, 0.4%

Average Loan Indebtedness: $23,097

Received Aid; 70%

Did Not

Receive

Aid; 30%

Student Total Enrollment 2010

UIC SPH’s male/female student ratio is consistent with that of all U.S schools of public health

Between 2006-2010 UIC SPH experienced a 13% increase in enrollment compared to a 9.5% average increase among

comparative schools

Total Student Enrollment by Ethnicity

or American 56.90% White

African-3.45% Two or More

3.45% Race Unknown

4.35%

Hispanic/Latino

0.52% American Indian/Alaskan Native

14.87% Asian 9.11% Black or

African-American

0.17%Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

Average, 2010

Underrepresented Minority Students

Masters Program Graduate Trends AY05-

AY10

Between 2005-2010, the number of graduates from UIC SPH increased by 17% compared

to the comparative school average increase of 13%

Urban Health & Diversity Programs

of Under Represented Minorities (URM's) within the field of public health

The recruitment, retention, and educational efforts of UHDP are invaluable to achieving and sustaining the ethnic diversity of UIC SPH The overwhelming majority of underrepresented minority student graduates have received

academic or financial support through programs offered by UHDP

Underrepresented Minority Graduation

The number of underrepresented minority graduates has more than doubled since 2006, surpassing the comparative school average

2011 MPH Job Placement

17% – Yes, new position

28%– Yes, current position

13% – No, but seeking

39% – No, but

furthering education

3% – No, not seeking

45.1% of MPH graduates are employed upon

graduation in various sectors (shown) 71% of

those who are not employed seek to further

their education

Government, 12%

Non-Profit, 14%

Health Care, 28%

Private Practice, 7%

University/

Research, 32%

Proprietary, 2%

Non-Health Related, 5%

How many MPH

grads are working?

Where are MPH grads working?

2011 MPH Graduate Starting Annual

UIC College Summary of Sponsored

Research Expenditures

(Dollars in Thousands)

College Expenditures Rank Expenditures Rank Expenditures Rank Expenditures Rank Expenditures Rank

ng $18,311 4 $17,958 4 $17,472 5 $20,285 5 $19,880 5

Research Dollars Earned per Capita

UIC SPH earns more research dollars per full-time faculty member than most public health programs in the U.S

Faculty Ethnicity Breakdown

White 80%

Asian 13%

Average Faculty Salary, 2011-2012

Associate Professor

Professor

Comparative School Average

UIC All

Income and Revenue by Source FY11

State Allocation &

Research, 56%

Training/Student Support; 2%

New Initiatives

MPH Revisions

• Case based, integrated

• Pilot program begins Fall 2014

Undergraduate Program

• 2-yr program; Students declare major in Junior year

• Accepting first class Fall 2012

Health Disparities Certificate

• Emerged out of Center for Eliminating Health Disparities

• One of only five health disparities certificates offered in the U.S

Online DrPH

• One of four of its kind in the U.S

• Professional degree in public health leadership