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May 2022 Appendices

APPENDIX A

2022-23 OPERATING BUDGET

West Kentucky Community and Technical College

 
Source of Funds Unrestricted Restricted Total
Tuition and Mandatory Fees $14,786,100 $0 $14,786,100
State Allocation 14,335,100 0 14,335,100
Government Grants and Contracts - Federal 0 14,382,700 14,382,700
Government Grants and Contracts - State 1000 1,967,200 1,968,200
Noncredit Tuition 697,400 0 697,400
Private Funds 0 497,600 497,600
Sales/Services Educational Activities 1,880,300 0 1,880,300
Other Sources 5,200,000 0 5,200,000
Budget Reserve "NR" 1,009,000 0 1,009,000
System Services amd Systemwide Contracts (4,459,500) 0 (4,459,500)
Total Revenues 33,449,400 16,847,500 50,296,900
 
Function of Expenses Unrestricted Restricted Total
Instruction $17,420,800 $1,923,900 $19,344,700
Public Service 797,900 55,000 852,900
Academic Support 1,072,800 16,000 1,088,800
Libraries 444,400 0 444,400
Student Services 2,916,700 1,027,400 3,944,100
Institutional Support 3,266,300 359,100 3,625,400
Operation and Maintenance 4,358,200 80,000 4,438,200
Student Financial Aid 2,163,300 13,386,100 15,549,400
Budget Reserve "NR" 1,009,000 0 1,009,000
Total Expenses 33,449,400 16,847,500 50,296,900
 
Object of Expenses Unrestricted Restricted Total
Personnel Costs $20,754,000 $2,162,400 $22,916,400
Operating Expenses 8,764,600 1,125,000 9,889,600
Capital Outlay 641,600 174,000 815,600
Grants in Aid 2,163,300 13,386,100 15,549,400
Transfers 116,900 0 116,900
Budget Reserve "NR" 1,009,000 0 1,009,000
Total Expenses 33,449,400 16,847,500 50,296,900

APPENDIX B

 
Goal Objective Key Performance Indicator (KPI)
1: Organizational Success: Invest in infrastructure (personnel, facilities, technology, and programs) to provide students as well as educational and community partners with nationally recognized educational experiences. 1A: Foster a culture that attracts, develops, supports, and retains talented faculty and staff that advances organizational success.

1AI. Number of applicants for a position (disaggregate where appropriate)

1AII. Employee Retention Rate (disaggregate where appropriate)

  1B: Ensure a sustainable funding base. 1BI. Dollar Amount
  1C: Improve and expand academic facilities, technology, and programs to maintain relevancy in an ever-changing environment.

1CI. Strategic Needs Analysis

1CII. Annual review/report of Campus Master Plan

2: Student Supports: Provide all students access to equitable, high-quality learning experiences and holistic supports to achieve learner success. 2A: Enhance a "Recruit-to-Retain" Culture.

2AI. Enrollment (URM, Low-Income, Non-traditional, Gender)

  2B: Maximize attainment of students' educational goals.

2BI. Graduation Rate - All Credentials (URM, Low-Income, Non-traditional, Gender)

3: Economic Development: Align academic programs and workforce offerings to meet area needs with clear pathways, enhanced transfer opportunities, and tailored trainings for a strengthened workforce. 3A: Promote clear educational and career pathways that lead to successful transfer and/or employment outcomes.

3AI. Transfer Rate (URM, Low-Income, Non-traditional, Gender)

3AII. Employment Rate (URM, Low-Income, Non-traditional, Gender)

  3B: Meet regional Workforce training needs through customized training and continuing education.

3BI. Workforce Enrollment (URM, Non-traditional, Gender)