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Enrollment Growth Allocations

Multi-year Enrollment Growth Funding

Commitments by Division - FY25 Enrollment Growth Funding
Division Description Amount (USD)
Academic Affairs Implement Faculty Workload Policy Consistent with System Office Regulations and Additional Staff Hires Needed to Support Research and Critical Workforce Initiatives. (R2 Appropriation) $2,627,109
Achieve graduate student stipends competitive with the market. $103,500
Achieve graduate student stipends competitive with the market. (R2 Appropriation) $753,080
Provide support for students in two new PhD programs. (R2 Appropriation) $264,250
Academic Affairs Total: $3,747,939
Business Affairs Supports the Facilities staffing needs to operate approximately 90,000 square feet on new general fund-supported campus facilities, including the Administrative Annex, Film Studies, Coastal Engineering, Modular, and Truist buildings that were not supported with building reserves. $554,700
Fund four new Facilities permanent positions, due to Veterans Hall building reserves shortfall. $171,000
Fund four new permanent positions due to Veterans Hall building reserves shortfall. (R2 Appropriation) $158,000
Assistant AVC Facilities: Establish a deputy position to support Facilities leadership and ensure continuity of operations in the AVC's absence. $195,000
System maintenance for University-wide AiM Perm Funding. $120,000
IT Programmer - to provide continuing support of campus app. $114,194
Linux Systems Administrator to support Linux systems on campus (applies to number of research applications). (R2 Appropriation) $107,900
Facilities Project Management Support: Adds one new project manager to support upcoming lab and research projects across campus. (R2 Appropriation) $91,000
Finance (Student Accounts) Increased customer service support position to accommodate for the growth of the University's student body. $63,425
Ongoing cost: Chrome River (Imburse) PRO Analytics module $30,000
Ongoing cost: Chrome River (Imburse) new Travel Agency integration $30,000
Ongoing cost: Chrome River (Imburse) SPEND module $25,000
Business Affairs Total: $1,660,219
Student Affairs Career Development Counselors: Add 3 additional counselors to provide counseling services for our growing population of students and alumni. $155,941
Non-Clinical Case Management Support: Expands growing student needs by adding one new case manager to promote student success, well-being, and retention. $89,800
Funds four new positions in the Disability Resource Center, including an Accommodations Coordinator, two Disability Specialists, and an Office Manager, to support increased demand and improve service capacity. $159,600
Salary and benefits funding realignment for a staff position in Campus Advocacy, Resources, and Education (CARE) from Auxiliary Services and Housing & Residence Life to General Fund support. $67,807
Disability Resource Center: Seahawk rides driver salaries to address increased usage of service. $26,400
Student Affairs Total: $499,548
Chancellor's Division Move time-limited photographer position to permanent status to support campus event coverage and strengthen marketing efforts. $83,892
Deputy Title IX Director: Establish a permanent Deputy Title IX Director position to support compliance efforts and case management. $46,666
HR Acuity Software $21,000
Chancellor's Division Total: $151,558
Total Divisional Priorities $6,059,264
Commitments by Division - FY24 Enrollment Growth Funding
Division Description Amount (USD)
Academic Affairs Faculty Support - Faculty Promotion Increases: This amount represents the salary and benefits associated with faculty promotional increases granted in 2022-2023 and effective 7/1/23. $329,691
Org. Structure Alignment/Improvement: Support for establishment of two new colleges. Funding will cover salary and benefits for an additional dean and executive assistant. $407,862
QEP Support: Establish a budget for the institutional quality enhancement plan selected as part of the SACSCOC reaffirmation process. $350,000
Academic Affairs Total: $1,087,553
Business Affairs Infrastructure Improvement: To support costs associated with Helio Campus. Functionally, the service will enable campus to more effectively convert institutional data into actionable intelligence to support strategic decision making. In addition, it will enable more effective monitoring/tracking of key metrics associated with the new strategic plan. (Non-Recurring) $248,000
Business Affairs Total: $248,000
Student Affairs New Programming: The investment would enable the hiring of a new staff member to establish an Inclusive Postsecondary Education Program. Permanent funding for the position would be contingent upon the receipt of additional external resources. (Non-recurring) $92,433
Mental Health Support: Additional funds to enable the hiring of a Sports Psychologist instead of a counselor. While this position would ultimately be available to serve all UNCW students, they would also be trained to provide specialty care/support for student athletes. $25,000
Enhancing Graduate Student Success: Would support hiring of a Director of Graduate Student Services to offer a unique integration of academic and experiential guidance while focusing on the co-curricular aspects of the life of a grad. student. $117,433
Student Affairs Total: $234,866
University Advancement Org. Structure Alignment/Improvement: Will enable the hiring of an additional Major Gifts Officer to support the establishment of an additional college. $123,293
Enhanced Engagement: To fund the permanent hiring of an Events Coordinator to support additional engagements with key university stakeholders. $64,222
University Advancement Total: $187,515
Total Divisional Priorities (University Total) $1,757,934
Commitments by Division - FY23 Enrollment Growth Funding
Division Description Amount (USD)
Academic Affairs New/Growing Programs Support (Investment Fund Agreements $1,586k, Non-Investment Fund $405k) $1,991,006
Faculty Recruitment and Retention (New Faculty startup packages $250k, Promotion & Tenure $238.7k, Initial Investment in QEP & Strategic Initiative funding for Faculty Affairs $50k, Instructional Designer $98.5k, Administrative Specialist $40k) $677,237
Faculty and Undergraduate Student Recruitment and Support (Program Coordinator for Office of Community Engagement & Partnerships, Stipends for teaching HON courses, advising costs, Reclassification of Risk Management Coordinator, transfer of Center funding to increase transfer enrollments) $254,391
Research Infrastructure Support (Director of new Research Development Office, updating existing position classifications in SPARC, funding for split funded positions in CMS) $399,910
Other Divisional Infrastructure and Operating Support (CSB - Assistant Dean of Admin & Finance) $145,025
Academic Affairs Total: $3,467,569
Business Affairs Staffing Needs Information Technology (Web Technician) $61,827
Operating Support Information Technology (Professional Development) $38,000
Business Affairs Total: $99,827
Chancellor Staffing Needs (Program Coordinator Centro Hispano Ctr, University Ombudsman) $193,316
Chancellor Total: $193,316
Student Affairs Staffing Needs (DRC Testing Coordinator, DRC Interpreters & GA Salaries, CARE Prevention Coordinator, Hrly rate increases for CARE & ULC Peer Educators) $286,963
DRC Operating Support $35,947
Student Affairs Total: $322,910
University Advancement Staffing Needs (Proposal Writer) $72,894
University Advancement Total: $72,894
University-Wide Reserve - Strategic Initiatives $191,133
University-Wide Total: $191,133
University Sub-Total Enrollment Growth: $4,347,649
Graduate Non-resident Tuition Remission (Academic Affairs) $488,329
Faculty & Staff Retention Fund (University-Wide) $401,342
University Sub-Total CITI: $889,671
University Total: $5,237,320