Tabor College Annual Report 2016

Tabor College A Year in Review 2016

Tabor’s story is one of success.

At the beginning of each year our board of directors and executive team review the previous year to celebrate recent successes.

Each of our executive team has contributed what they feel are the top accomplishments in their area. These accomplishments have been compiled so that we may share the Tabor’s story with our constituents.

Top 10 Accomplishments in 2016 Received $1 million from MABEE FOUNDATION Construction began on the Shari Flaming Center for the Arts

Donors generously contributed $4.1 MILLION to Tabor

15 athletic teams were named as NAIA SCHOLAR TEAMS PENNER CLUBHOUSE was completed as indoor baseball facility

Significant spiritual, vocational and life-focus DECISIONS made by students Athletics continued to excel: 9 TEAMS advanced to national competition

Faculty received HONORS and ACCOLADES Welcomed new senior LEADERSHIP to Tabor

Two NEW programs launched: MSN, Faith Front

Financial Overview Other 1% Churches 7%

More than 1,700 donors gave

Alumni 42%

$4.1 million

Giving by Source

Business/ Foundations/ Organizations 43%

Friends 7%

General and Administrative 3% Unrealized Gain on Investment 0.88% Other Income 2.03% Investment Income 1.34%

Auxiliary Enterprises 18.41%

Endowment Income 0.47% Government Grants Contracts 0.85%

Fundraising 2%

Auxiliary Services 15%

Where does the money come from?

Contributions 17.86%

Tuition 40% Gross Tuition 58.16%

Institutional Support 7%

Scholarships and Grant in Aid 34%

Where does the money go?

Athletics 10% Student Services 10%

Academic Support 4%

Endowment Fund 2016

$8,723,730

2015

$8,701,859

2014 $8,400,000

Instruction 15%

$8,535,363 $8,450,000

$8,500,000

$8,550,000

$8,600,000

$8,650,000

$8,700,000

$8,750,000

Tabor has a strong financial outlook.

Our faculty and staff make an effort to be good stewards of the funds we receive.

The majority of income received is spent supporting students in academic, spiritual, social and life pursuits. We are humbled to receive the contributions from a generous group of supporters. In 2016, we changed the focus of the Tabor Fund to give 100% to student scholarships.

Tabor student statistics speak for themselves.

Our students’ academic performance continues to be a point of honor and humility for our faculty. We love seeing our students achieve and grow in the classroom.

Student Data and Achievements

108

562 HILLSBORO

Undergraduates

57

GRADUATE Students

WICHITA Undergraduates

3 associates degree programs, 26 bachelor’s degree programs, 3 master’s degree programs

80.6%

UNDERGRADUATES earn a bachelor’s degree in four years or less

Summa Cum Laude 15.9 percent Magna Cum Laude 5.3 percent

American Indian/ Alaskan Native Asian 0.45% 0.90%

Cum Laude 15.9 percent

Black/ African American 10.45%

72%

Fall to Fall RETENTION

Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander 0.30%

Hispanic 12.69%

Tabor College Students by Ethnicity White 72.99%

No Answer/ Unknown 2.69% Non-Resident Alien 4.03% Two or more races 4.03%

Academic Accomplishments 79 percent of students who graduated in 2016 had participated in a PRACTICUM or INTERNSHIP

37.1

PERCENT of students made the DEAN’S LIST for fall 2016

16

faculty publications/ presentations during the past year

$21,206 AWARDED for 20 Hope Scholars grants for the 2016-17 year

61,318

print library RESOURCES available, 22 online databases for journals and books

38 full-time FACULTY

Tabor has high academic standards.

We are proud of their efforts and the support our faculty provide. Our faculty are known for the care they offer both in and out of the classroom.

Not only do they work toward student success, but they also strive to advance in their own fields of study. Without their constant attention, these statistics wouldn’t be possible.

Tabor athletes work toward excellence.

Tabor has consistently grown in athletic accomplishment. We are proud to have nationally recognized teams. Our student athletes are competitive both on the field and in the classroom earning accolades for academic achievement and character awards.

ATHLETIC INVOLVEMENT

1 9

NAIA Player of the Year

9

National Championship Tournament Appearances

15

NAIA

Scholar Athlete Teams

62

NAIA

All Americans

1

KBCA Coach of the Year

NAIA Academic All Americans

Tabor College – Champion of Character Institution

Student Life and Leadership

12

service projects completed in Hillsboro, Marion, and Newton during freshman orientation

Nearly 3,000 hours volunteering

17.5:1 students to student life staff (including resident assistants)

22

201

students who have campus employment

34

50

Resident Assistants

students in Presidential Leadership Program

students leading 18 student organizations

Student Organizations: Student Senate Student Activities Board Campus Ministries Council Wichita Urban Ministries Plunge (WUMP) Share, Prayer & Dare (SP&D) Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Women’s Mentoring Underground men’s Bible study Eve to Eve women’s Bible study

Multicultural Student Union Science Club Math Club Business Club Social Justice Club CHUMS mentoring program Java Jays coffee shop Tabor College View, campus newspaper Bluejay, yearbook

Tabor is incredibly proud of our student body.

Our community is known for its involvement and participation in multiple activities. A number of students take on additional work and leadership roles during their time on campus.

Tabor College Wichita TCW continues to be a solid resource for students seeking to complete their education, start in a new field or take on a graduate program. Our faculty work diligently to ensure quality education and a high level of student attention. In 2016 we enrolled the first Master’s of Science in Nursing students.

TCW by the Numbers 100%

92%

of courses are available ONLINE

students take advantage of FINANCIAL AID

38%

84

of students are Pell eligible

24

months to COMPLETE a degree

credit hours may be TRANSFERRED into TCW’s bachelor’s programs

2

Tabor’s ranking on the TOP 50 Most Affordable MBA programs (credit: Best Value MBA)

0

TESTS and PRE-REQS needed to enroll

6-8

WEEKS to complete most courses

$348-521 cost of TUITION per credit hour

Tabor Arts 1 in 5 students participate in performing arts programs

20 faculty

teach performing and visual arts

28

52,318

performances

total square feet

in 2016

4 student studios

830 seats in the Richert Auditorium

Art gallery

to showcase student and faculty work

Tabor Arts Tabor is making a concerted effort to increase student involvement in the arts. After a 50 year dream, we’ve begun construction on the Shari Flaming Center for the Arts to support and enhance education and performance opportunities for our students and the Hillsboro community.

The direct impact to student success and potential growth is incredible.

Thank You! Thank you for your participation in building the Shari Flaming Center for the Arts! We have already achieved many goals along the way and we look forward to dedicating the building at the end of 2017.

BUILDING A DREAM

50

years waiting for a performing arts auditorium

5

years raising funds

$13,600,000 facility cost

$12.4M already raised

$1.2 M Because of You Chapel houses the entire student body to worship together twice a week Student actors and theater crews have access to professional set, sound and stage equipment Graduates influence the world

needed to complete debt free

Vocal and instrumental groups perform on campus for thousands Art students inspire the creativity in others

Patrons, like you, experience the joy of investing in students

Tabor College 400 South Jefferson Hillsboro, Kansas tabor.edu

Tabor College Wichita 7348 W. 21st St. N, Suite 117 Wichita, Kansas tabor.edu/adult