In January 2023, the CSU Chancellor's Office unveiled a plan to reallocate state funds from campuses that are 10% or more below their targets to campuses that are 10% above their targets.
As one of the campuses that are over 10% below target, Cal State East Bay established two new administrative committees or Tiger Teams. Led by teams of administrators, these committees will focus on developing a specific plan and timeline to increase our our California resident undergraduate enrollment, recruitment and retention; and identifying options to close the budget gap.
Enrollment Gap Tiger Team
Members:
Katie Avila
Director, Student Outreach
Rafael Hernandez
Deputy Provost, Academic Resources and Planning
Jake Hornsby
Associate Vice President & CIO, Information Technology Solutions
Balvinder Kumar
Special Assistant to the President, Office of the President
The following achievements reflect our progress and ongoing commitment to improving the enrollment rate of our university. Please view the Enrollment Tiger Team infographic for more information.
Embracing an Online Education
Spotlighting online programs.
Developing new fully online 2-year and 4-year bachelor's degree programs.
Offering online tutoring, advising, accessibility, and library services.
Meeting Students Where They Are
Partnering with community colleges to develop pathways for cross-enrollment.
Developing blended programs, allowing students to apply for BA/BS and MA/MS degrees at entry.
Enhancing Recruitment and Retention Strategies
Targeting "no-shows" for deferred enrollment with streamlined application process with no fee.
Marketing to eligible and discontinued students.
Incorporating learning support in high DFW courses.
Recording from March 28 Enrollment Deep Dive:
Budget Gap Tiger Team
Members:
Myeshia Armstrong (Chair)
Vice President, Administration and Finance
Monique Cornelius
University Budget Officer, Budget & Finance
Rafael Hernandez
Deputy Provost, Academic Resources and Planning
Fa'aalu Lealaimatafao
Director Budget & Operations, Student Affairs
Maureen Pasag
Associate Vice President, Financial Services
Veronica Salvador
Director Administrative Processes, Administration and Finance
The following achievements reflect our progress and ongoing commitment to improving the financial stability of our university.
Driving Financial Progress: Deficit Reduction and Strategic Budgeting
Reducing current budget deficit by 26% with the elimination of vacant/open positions.
Further decreasing budget shortfall with surplus balances from the Divisions.
Implementing strategic budget reductions in FY 2023-24 based on the marginal cost of instruction.
Implementing Utility Savings Pilot Program to reduce energy consumption and utility costs.