CAMPUS FACTS

ESSENTIAL FACTSIN SIMPLE FORMATS

Updated May 23, 2014

ABOUT THIS SLIDE DECK

This deck was updated May 23, 2014 and is current as of this date.

The facts are drawn from numerous official campus sources, each of which is listed in the NOTES section of each slide.

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HISTORICAL MILESTONES

1905: University founded

1908: First students admitted

1914: Women students admitted

1922: First 4-year degree program

1959: Designated a general campus of the University of California

1961: Graduate Division established

1977: Medical Center established

THE CAMPUS

5,300 acres (largest campus in UC system)

Located in Yolo and Solano counties

15 miles west of state capital, Sacramento

72 miles northeast of San Francisco

LOCATION

Davis

STUDENTS AND ALUMNI

34,155 students as of fall 2013

221,914 living alumni with UC Davis degrees

FACULTY AND STAFF

Number of full-time equivalent employees: 22,442

3,910 faculty

18,532 staff

COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS

4 colleges

Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

Biological Sciences

Engineering

Letters and Science

6 professional schoolsEducation

Law

Management

Medicine

Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing

Veterinary Medicine

DISTINCTIONS

9th ranked public university byU.S. News & World Report

Research funding:

14th among U.S. ranked public universities

22nd among public and private universities

4th in Sierra magazine's 2013 Cool Schools survey

10th happiest U.S. college campus (Newsweek College Rankings 2011)

One of 61 members of the prestigious Association of American Universities

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

100 undergraduate majors

90 graduate programs

23 intercollegiate sports (NCAA Division I)

BUDGET

State restricted, 1% Student Fees, 4%

Tuition, 11%

State unrestricted, 9%

Indirect cost re-covery; 3%

Grants and contracts, direct; 14%

Other Federal 2%Sales and Service, Auxiliary; 11%

Gifts, endowments, in-terest, 4%

UC Davis Medical Center, 41%

2013-14 Revenue: $3.8 billion

EXTRAMURAL FUNDING

Research: $754 million

Private support: $149 million

Endowment: $807 million

ECONOMIC IMPACT

For Northern California, UC Davis generates:

$6.9 billion in annual economic activity

69,000 jobs

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