Financial_Ratios
The Financial Ratios report contains the Return on Net Assets, Financial Cushion, Debt Service Ratio, Endowment per Student Ratio, and the Operating Margin.
Indirect_Cost_4_Year_Revenue_Analysis
The indirect cost revenue report is 4 year trend of revenues by area proportioned out by the recipients (Provost, Dean, Department, Principle Investigator, and Library & CITS) agreed upon rate. The University uses the long form in calculating the indirect cost rates.
R_and_D_Expenditures
The research & development expenditure summary is a 5 year breakout by funding source of restricted expenditures not including financial aid. Included in these expenditures is the indirect cost expense associated with each funding source
UMD_FY12_OP_Bud_Tables
The Operating budget report is submitted to the Board of Trustees every year for approval. The Board of Trustees use this report as a tool to ensure that the University is properly managing its funds. The Operating budget format mirrors that of the financial statements. The Operating budget is comprised of 2-years of actuals, which are directly off of the financial statements, the operating budget submitted for the current fiscal year, and the projected operating budget for the next fiscal year; both are done on an accrual basis. The University uses assumptions provided by the President's office, as well as, campus assumptions on enrollment and strategic initiatives in developing the operating budget. Several supplementary schedules are submitted along with the Operating budget: Spending by type of expense or natural classification, Summary of Full-time equivalent employees, and headcount/FTE student enrollment.
UMD_FY12_-_16_Capital_Plan_Update
The UMass Dartmouth capital plan is a list of all the projects the university would like to complete. The list is arranged in order of priority. Projects will also be listed even if funding is not available. Projects can be funded from various sources, including University (Internal) funds, State funds, External fundraising, etc. As funding does become more available, project priorities may change. The Capital Plan is also the mechanism the Board of Trustees use to approve all projects over $1.0 million.
