Spring 2017 State of the University Presentation

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State of Dixie State University



Overview Dixie State University is a public, comprehensive university dedicated to rigorous learning and the enrichment of the professional and personal lives of its students and community by providing opportunities that engage the unique Southern Utah environment and resources.

July 2015: Two bachelor’s degrees in Dance added

July 2015 : Bachelor’s degree in Individualized Studies added

August 2015: DSU’s new “active learning. active life.” motto revealed

August 2015: Women’s volleyball wins PacWest Championship

August 2015: Groundbreaking for new housing, Campus View Suites, takes place

September 2015: Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies added

September 2015: Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies added

December 2015: Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science added

September 2015: DSU’s Strategic Plan kickoff

January 2016: Burns Offices addition is completed

January 2016: DSU holds second annual MLK Jr. Day Celebration and dedicates a bench to Pastor France Davis for his service

March 2016: DSU students help with disaster relief in New Orleans for Alternative Spring Break

March 2016: DSU & U of U receive annual appropriation of $1.5 million from legislature for physician assistant master’s program partnership

April 2016: DSU unveils the Trailblazer athletic identity and Brooks the Bison as mascot

April 2016: Legend Solar donates $10 million to DSU’s stadium project

April 2016: Men’s golf wins PacWest championship

April 2016: DSU partners with UVU to offer international studentteaching experience

June 2016: Zions Bank donates Steinway piano worth $162,000, helping DSU work toward All-Steinway School status

May 2016: DSU & Duy Tan University in Vietnam form international partnership in film production

July 2016: Smith’s Computer Center remodel completed

July 2016: Bachelor’s degree in Digital Film approved

Trailblazing from status to stature VISION

CORE THEMES

VALUES

Encouraging Excellence, Cultivating Creativity, and Pioneering Pathways

Learning, Engagement, Opportunity

• Student-Centered Success • Academic Excellence • Equity and Inclusion

• Accountability • Service leadership

• Creativity and Innovation • Local and Global Resources

August 2016: LGBTQ+ Center opens


Defined Identity



Branding


Branding


Awards: •The Sammy Award -Sales & Marketer of the Year – PR Launch -Utah Business •Best Viewbook – Paragon Award •Best College Promotional Brand Video – Paragon Award •Best Video Shorts (single or series) Paragon Award •Best Original Photography-Manipulated – Paragon Award •The Medallion GOLD Award for the Outdoor Media – Single or Series –NCMPR •The Medallion GOLD Print Ad- Single – Single or Series –NCMPR •The Medallion SILVER Award for Notes/Cards/Invitations -Singer Series –NCMPR •The Medallion SILVER Award for Original Photography – Manipulated –NCMPR •The Medallion SILVER Award for Sports Brochure or Sports Program –NCMPR •The Medallion SILVER Award for Successful Recruitment or Marketing Program


New Learning Motto


active learning. active life.



Academic Vision


Designing our Academic Programs • Our History • Regional Workforce Development • Regional Economic Development


Polytechnic Approach

• • • • •

Technology Engineering Business Applied Sciences Health Sciences


4,700+ Colleges and Universities in US 32 Institutes of Technology/Polytechnics

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New Programs


New Degrees: • Bioinformatics • Applied Sociology • Studio Art • Health Administration • Population Health- Public Health • Recreation and Sport Management • Information Systems and Data Analytics


U of U Partnership Program



Digital Film Program


Looking Glass


Institute of Politics


Osmond


Dixie Online Ryan Hobbs


Innovation Plaza

• Success Academy expansion • Technology, Innovation & Entrepreneurship (TIE) Center • Dixie Innovation Guidance & Solutions Program (DIGS)


Dr. Wayne Provost


Dixie Innovation & Guidance Solutions (DIGS) • 35 students, 4 faculty, and 20 community members • 8 community members with patent applications • 2 student patent applications in the que • 3 student patent applications • 1 faculty patent application


K–16 Pipeline 41,800 K–12 STUDENTS FROM 5 SOUTHERN UTAH COUNTIES *

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

24 bachelor’s degrees 10 minors 2 associate degrees 2 certificates Plans for masters of science in computer science

MINECRAFT

LEGO LEAGUES

Of the 400 DSU CIT students in 2015, there were 40 graduates. We aim to not only boost the number of students but also increase the number of qualified, job-ready graduates.

GIRLS GO DIGITAL

The goal of the DSU STEM K–16 Pipeline is to build and sustain an educational and engaging course for students in Southern Utah to fill the demand for qualified tech talent in the local private sector and fuel the robust labor market.

CODE CAMP

INTERNSHIPS

COMPUTER CAMPS

CODE CHANGERS

CODE SCHOOL

SUCCESS ACADEMY

DXATC

DESIGN SCHOOL

TECH SAVVY

eSMART

WCSD PROGRAMS

*Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane, Washington

FIRST Lego League: grades K–9 Minecraft: grades K–9 Tech Savvy: girls grades 6–9 eSmart: girls grades 7–8 Code Camp: grades K–adult CodeChangers: grades 2–12 Computer Camps: grades 2–12 WCSD Concurrent Enrollment: grades 10–12 Girls Go Digital: grades 2–12 SUCCESS Academy: grades 10–12 Code School: 18 years–up Design School: grades 11–up Internships: University level DXATC: grades 10–up

25K

OPEN JOBS IN REGIONAL TECH MARKET indeed.com



Dr. Peter Gitau

Darlene Dilley

Vice President for Student Affairs

Associate VP of Enrollment Services


Multicultural Inclusion Center Daneka Souberbielle


Multicultural Inclusion Center


Dr. Catherine Odera

Director of International Student Affairs


Accommodating Growth


Meeting the Demand for Student Housing


Campus View Suites Open House


Human Performance Center


DSU Health & Counseling Center

Dr. Dylan Matsumori


Campus Master Plan


Current Campus


Campus Master Plan 15,000 students


Expanded Dining Services



Legend Solar Stadium


Legend Solar Stadium



DSU Athletics


4-time PacWest Community Engagement Award Winners 3-time Winner of the NCAA Community Engagement Award Student athletes have an average of 3.08 GPA since 2013


Honoring Coach Allred


2015-2016 NCAA Regional Appearances

• Volleyball 3 Consecutive Year

Golf • Men’s 8th Consecutive Year

• Baseball 5th Consecutive Year

• Softball 8th Consecutive Year

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PacWest Soccer Champions


Thank You!


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