independent colleges of washington 2011 factbook

2011-12Invest in Washington. One student at a time.

FACTBOOK

ICW Colleges

Gonzaga University

Heritage University

Pacific Lutheran University

Saint Martin’s University

Seattle Pacific University

Seattle University

University of Puget Sound

Walla Walla University

Whitman College

Whitworth University

Confer

1 5baccalaureate and advanced degrees awarded in the state

IN 2%Our students receive

of the state higher education budget through student aid

Independent Colleges of Washington

PART OF THE SOLUTION

Boosting Local Economies Across Washington

Contribute $2.5 billion dollars to state and local economies

With over 7,000 employees, 13th largest non-governmental employer

Engage communities with over 500,000 hours of volunteer service

The 10 private, non-profit members of Independent Colleges of Washington:

Steady Enrollment Growth Helps Achieve State Goals

2001-02 2004-05 2007-08 2010-11

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ICW Productivity: Degree Production Growing Faster than Enrollment

19%

Enrollment Degrees

29%

Fall enrollment 1997–2006, degrees four years later

SOLUTIONS

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ICW colleges develop leaders by equipping students with communication, problem-solving, ethical, and critical thinking skills.

Helping Low Income Students

Washington Spends 87% More at Public Research Universities for Each Low-income Student Served by the State

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the state spends on student aid per ICW degree...

Degrees: For every

$1 $6is spent per degree at a public baccalaureate

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PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY

90%of ICW students receive grant aid from their college, averaging $13,900 per year

$10in ICW private aidin state aid

$1 LEVERAGES

Independent Colleges Serve Diverse Communities

PERCENTAGE OF ICW STUDENTS

Low Income

28%

First Generation(neither parent attended)

28%

Students of Color

23%

Transfer Students(of juniors and seniors)

32%

Debt at Graduation Moderately Higher for ICW Students

Public Research Universities

ICW

$40$200($1,000s)

OPPORTUNITY

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students choose ICW member colleges

40,0002/3are Washington residents, representing all 39 counties

93% of classes have fewer than 40 students

12:1 student/faculty ratio with no graduate teaching assistants

2011-2012 average tuition: $30,625

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Pacific Lutheran UniversityFounded: 1890, Tacoma, Washington

President: Loren J. Anderson Enrollment: 3,550 Notable Programs: Business, education, nursing.

253.531.6900 PLU.edu

Seattle Pacific UniversityFounded: 1891, Seattle, Washington

President: Philip W. Eaton Enrollment: 4,100Notable Programs: Undergraduate research, sciences, pre-medicine, John Perkins Center for Reconciliation, business, music performance, theater.

206.281.2000 SPU.edu

Seattle University Founded: 1891, Seattle, Washington

President: Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. Enrollment: 7,800 Notable Programs: 116 undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs, including law, education, and nursing.

206.296.6000 SeattleU.edu

University of Puget SoundFounded: 1888, Tacoma, Washington

President: Ronald R. Thomas Enrollment: 2,800 Notable Programs: Traditional liberal arts, interdisciplinaryprograms, civic scholarship, international political economy, business leadership, Asianlanguages, pre-law and pre-med.

253.879.3100 PugetSound.edu


EXPAND CHOICE

10Distinctive members

Saint Martin’s UniversityFounded: 1895, Lacey, Washington

President: Roy F. HeynderickxEnrollment: 1,800 Notable Programs: Business, education, engineering, interdisciplinary studies, psychology.

360.491.4700 StMartin.edu

CHOICE

Heritage UniversityFounded: 1981, Toppenish, Washington

President: John BassettEnrollment: 1,250 Notable Programs: Education, business administration, social work, science.

509.865.8500Heritage.edu

Walla Walla UniversityFounded: 1892, College Place, Washington

President: John McVay Enrollment: 1,800 Notable Programs: Business, engineering, environmental science, nursing, social work.

509.527.2615 WallaWalla.edu

Whitworth UniversityFounded: 1890, Spokane, Washington

President: Beck A. Taylor Enrollment: 3,000Notable Programs: Education, biology, computer science, theology, music and physics.

509.777.1000 Whitworth.edu

Gonzaga UniversityFounded: 1887, Spokane, Washington

President: Thayne M. McCulloh Enrollment: 7,750 Notable Programs: Law, engineering, business, education, nursing, entrepreneurship, interdisciplinary programs in leadership.

509.328.4220 Gonzaga.edu

Whitman CollegeFounded: 1883,Walla Walla, Washington

President: George S. Bridges Enrollment: 1,550 Notable Programs: Classic liberal arts, global studies, theater, debate, Semester in the West.

509.527.5111 Whitman.edu

Fall 2010 Enrollment listed above. The ICW 2010 unduplicated headcount was 39,700 students. The 2011 headcount is expected to be higher.

Reaching OutNineteen off-site locations in Washington:

BellevueBremerton CentraliaEverettJoint Base Lewis-McChordMarysvilleMoses LakeOlympia

RedmondRentonSeattle (2)Spokane (2)StanwoodSunnysideTacomaTri-CitiesYakima

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CULTIVATE SUCCESS

80%of graduates finish in 4 years or less

Employers say communication and analytical skills are among the most important qualities they look for when hiring.

As liberal arts based colleges, ICW institutions excel in developing these critical thinking skills.

Asian/PI Black Hispanic White

More ICW Graduates Finish in Four Years

PERCENTAGE OF GRADUATES

American Indian

ICW

Public Baccalaureates

40%

60%

80%

SUCCESS

1 5bachelor’s and advanced degrees in Washington are produced at ICW colleges

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Independent Colleges Contribute Significantly to High Demand Degrees

ICW SHARE OF UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PRODUCTION IN WASHINGTON

Math

36%

Nursing

35%

Engineering

20%

Science

23%

3,135Advanced degrees in 2010

5,750Bachelor’s degrees in 2010

Conferred

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Summa Cum Laude Level $100,000 and over

Alaska Airlines/Horizon Air (32)

The Anderson Foundation (49)

The Boeing Company (56)

Magna Cum Laude Level$50,000 - $99,999

COSTCO Wholesale (18)

Council of Independent Colleges /

Foundation for Independent

Higher Education (17)

Expeditors International of

Washington, Inc. (14)

Fluke Corporation (45)

PEMCO Foundation Inc. (31)

The Wollenberg Foundation (49)

Cum Laude Level$25,000 - $49,999

Nordstrom (43)

PACCAR Inc (58)

The UPS Foundation (36)

U.S. Bancorp Foundation (32)

Benefactors Level$10,000 - $24,999

Norman Archibald Charitable

Foundation (33)

BNSF Foundation (52)

Violet A. Boyer (12)

Gene Colin (6)

Kenneth J. and

Beryl N. Goodchild (17)

Independent Colleges

of Washington (6)

Puget Sound Energy (51)

Red Lion Hotels Corporation (9)

Sheraton Seattle Hotel (18)

ICW thanks the many corporations, foundations, and individuals that provided Washington students with over $1 million in scholarships and other support in the 2011 fiscal year ending June 30, 2011

Your gifts provide our students opportunity, choice, and success!


2011 DONORS

Totem Ocean Trailer Express, Inc.

(15)

Anonymous (30)

Richard E. Bangert (26)

Banner Bank (6)

George D. Bartell (12)

CMBell Company (2)

Columbia Bank (10)

Dupar Foundation (29)

Ferguson Construction (8)

The O. D. Fisher Charitable

Fund/The Seattle Foundation

(30)

Foss Maritime Company (40)

Green Diamond Resource

Company (52)

Gull Industries, Inc. (28)

William W. Kilworth Foundation

(10)

Franz E. Lazarus (1)

Miller Nash LLP (7)

Principal Financial Group (14)

Sustainers Level$1,000 - $2,499

Loren J. and MaryAnn W.

Anderson (8)

Dawn and Dick Bangert II (9)

Barbieri Charitable Foundation

(5)

John and Kay Bassett (1)

C. Michael Bell and DeLona Lang

Bell (4)

Brooks Manufacturing Company

(35)

Craves Family Charitable

Foundation (3)

Glenn Johnson and Michael

Melancon (3)

James Linardos (9)

Linda and Rick Linneweh (1)

Thayne M. McCulloh (2)

Greg Montgomery (4)

P&G Fund of The Greater

Cincinnati Foundation (37)

Parker Smith & Feek, Inc. (19)

H. Len Parris (2)

Neal Piliavin and Therese Joyce

(3)

Rabel Family Advised Fund/

The Seattle Foundation (48)

Todd and Melaine Ruberg (3)

Doloros Saletic (12)

Skanska USA Building Inc. (8)

The Spokesman-Review (53)

The Titus Will Families

Foundation (42)

Washington State Auto Dealers

Association (37)

Wells Fargo Foundation (6)

Howard S. Wright Constructors

(2)

Wright Runstad & Company (17)

Supporters LevelBelow $1,000

Gary and Pat Andeen (2)

Association of Independent

Colleges and Universities of

Michigan (3)

Heather Barbieri (2)

Chadd and Elizabeth Bennett (2)

Edward O. & Debra Blews (2)

George S. Bridges (4)

Jonathan Brown (2)

Anne Cassidy and Bob Fuller (3)

Analisa M. Castaneda (3)

Michael and Patty Daniels (8)

Kearney Dietz (2)

Philip W. and Sharon K. Eaton (9)

Federation of Independent

Illinois Colleges and

Universities (2)

Tom Fitzsimmons (3)

Bill Garvin (4)

Rick Gross (6)

John V. Hartung (2)

Roy F. Heynderickx (3)

Independent Higher Education

of Colorado (2)

Don and Ann Jenkins (13)

David B. Laird, Jr. (2)

Isabelle S. Lamb (19)

Leigh Ann Lucero (4)

Carol L. McDonald (2)

John and Pam McVay (4)

Microsoft Corporation (17)

Steve Mitchell (4)

John and Kathy O’Halloran (1)

Thomas O’Neill, Jr. (2)

Laura and Jim Rehrmann (3)

Brendan Riley (1)

Steven T. Seward (7)

Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. (6)

Dr. and Mrs. Beck A. Taylor (1)

Ron and Mary Thomas (6)

Cleven J. and Connie B. Ticeson

(6)

Ellen J. Wallach and Tom Darden

(5)

Joseph H. Ward (3)

John B. Wilson (2)

Wisconsin Association of

Independent Colleges and

Universities (2)

Donors in blue have given to ICW for over 25 years

SUPPORT

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LEADERS FOR TOMORROW

In order to remain competitive, leaders for tomorrow must think critically and have the courage and imagination to lead us boldly forward. Students who attend our academically rigorous ICW colleges and universities are some of the best prepared to take on these challenges. Our future does indeed look bright!

You can help! One gift can support all 10 member colleges and their students. 100% of every gift goes directly to our colleges to help students receive a great education.

For more information:Visit ICWashington.org/give, or contact Anne Cassidy at 206.623.4494 / [email protected]

• Leaders for Tomorrow Scholarship

A gift of any size

helps students at

every ICW college

across the state.

• Named Scholarship

Give a scholarship

in your name, with

criteria you choose,

with a minimum

investment of

$10,000.

• Endowed Scholarship

Provide students with

the gift of education

in perpetuity with a

minimum investment

of $20,000.

• Matched College Savings Program

Reward very low

income students for

saving money for their

college education by

providing matching

funds.

• In-kind Gifts

New or gently used

equipment for our

colleges’ classrooms

help keep operating

costs down.

• Planned Giving

Create a bequest in

your will, establish a

charitable trust, or

donate paid-up life

insurance policies,

shares of stock, or

retirement plans,

to leave a legacy

and guarantee

Washington’s future.

Independent Colleges of Washington 600 Stewart Street, Suite 600, Seattle, WA 98101 | P 206.623.4494 E [email protected]

Loren J. AndersonPresident, Pacific Lutheran

University

Richard E. BangertEmeritus

Richard E. Bangert IIV.P., PACCAR Inc

Heather BarbieriRetired, Red Lion Hotels

Corporation

John BassettPresident, Heritage University

DeLona Lang BellPresident, CMBell Company, Inc.

Violet A. BoyerPresident and CEO, ICW

George S. BridgesPresident, Whitman College

Analisa M. CastanedaV.P., Weider Global Nutrition

Deborah CushingRetired attorney and community

volunteer

Philip W. EatonPresident, Seattle Pacific University

Tom Fitzsimmons COO, Lorig Associates, LLC

Bill GarvinLawyer/Lobbyist

Kenneth J. GoodchildEmeritus

Rick GrossV.P., The Boeing Company

Chris HemanSenior V.P., US Bank

Roy F. HeynderickxPresident, Saint Martin’s University

Glenn S. JohnsonPresident, Horizon Air

Laura Lawton-ForsythPresident, Lawton Printing

Franz E. LazarusSenior V.P., COSTCO Wholesale

James LinardosSenior V.P., Wells Fargo Bank

Richard W. Linneweh, Jr.President and CEO, Yakima Valley

Memorial Hospital

Leigh Ann LuceroAttorney, Microsoft Corporation

Thayne M. McCullohPresident, Gonzaga University

John McVayPresident, Walla Walla University

Greg MontgomeryPartner, Miller Nash LLP

Steve MyersSuperintendent, Educational

Service District 105

John O’HalloranRetired, Rainier Investment

Management

H. Len ParrisOwner, Chandler Reach Vineyards

Neal M. PiliavinSenior Director, Microsoft

Corporation

Rodney G. ProctorPresident, Gladstone Enterprises

Laura Rehrmann, FAHPPresident, Group Health

Foundation

Todd RubergV.P., Procter & Gamble

Ahmadou SeckAlum, Saint Martin’s University

Steve SewardAttorney, Van Ness Feldman

Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J.President, Seattle University

Beck A. TaylorPresident, Whitworth University

Ronald R. ThomasPresident, University of Puget

Sound

Joseph H. WardExecutive V.P. and Chief Credit

Officer, Fortune Bank

ICW Colleges

Gonzaga University

Heritage University

Pacific Lutheran University

Saint Martin’s University

Seattle Pacific University

Seattle University

University of Puget Sound

Walla Walla University

Whitman College

Whitworth University

Board of Directors

Invest in Washington. One student at a time.

Learn More:

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• Scholarships for students

• Positive public policy

• Collaborative activities

SaveStudentAid.org

• Advocacy of student financial aid

ProjectOpportunity.net

• College planning

guidance for students

and families

Independent Colleges of Washington provide educational opportunity, choice, and success for students.

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