Fact Sheet 2012

Fact Sheet
Oklahoma State University Center for Veterinary Health Sciences
Fall Semester 2012

Enrollment in DVM degree program: 352		1. Professors – 26
Total Faculty: 121		2. Associate Professors – 21
Enrollment in graduate program: 55		3. Assistant Professors – 11
Total Alumni 1951 – 2012: 3,485		4. Clinical Faculty – 15
OSU Alumni Association Members: 423 (12% participation)		5. Lecturers – 4
Class of 2016 Annual Tuition and Fees:		6. Research Scientists – 9
Residents $16,640		7. Post Doctoral Fellows – 6
Nonresidents $36,900		8. Residents – 21
Endowed Chairs and Professorships: 17		9. Interns – 8
Established and fully funded: 14
Awaiting matching funds: 3

Admissions – Class of 2016	Total Applications	Positions
Residents:	106	58
Nonresidents/contract:	549	24
Total:	655	82

Academic Profile for Matriculated Students	Core GPA: 3.533	Cumulative GPA: 3.579

GRE Scores:
Verbal 153	Quantitative: 150	Analytical: 4.0

Females: 65	Males: 17

Scholarships Awarded for 2011-2012 Academic Year:

Endowed Scholarships:		$6,492,479
Earnings available for awards:		$201,400
Non-endowed awards:		$43,900
Total available for awards:		$312,630
Total scholarships available:		181

Budget Highlights:

FY2013 State Appropriation Base Funding:		$10,806,637, an increase of 0.2% from FY 2012
Estimated Tuition revenue FY2013:		$ 7,558,000
Expenditures FY2012:		$ 25,769,777
FY2012 Teaching Hospital Revenue:		$ 4,036,440
FY2012 Diagnostic Laboratory Revenue:		$ 1,221,791
Sponsored Research Total Expenditures FY2012:		$ 8,702,447
Federal:		$4,982,866
State:		$ 423,667
OAES:		$ 338,495
Private:		$2,930,474
Capital Improvements:		$26,945

Building Projects Completed 2011-2012:

Small Animal Reproductive Laboratory Renovation: Veterinary Teaching Hospital (private gift) $30,000
National Center for Veterinary Parasitology: Sustaining Phase funded and completed (private) $875,000
MRI project (GE 1.5T EchoSpeed Plus mobile unit installed on-site): $450,000 (CVHS funded)
Fluoroscopy Room upgrade (GE Precision 500D): $250,000 (Kirkpatrick Foundation, CVHS, VCS Ross funds)
Resurfacing concrete (Large Animal Clinic Client Area): $35,000 (VCS Ross funded)
Food Animal Hydraulic Flying W chute: $18,000 (VCS Ross funded)
Scintigraphy Equipment Upgrade: $110,000 (Kirkpatrick Foundation)

Building Projects under Development for 2012-2013:

Major Development Projects:

Endowment of CVHS – $40 million	Equine Critical Care Unit – $3.5 million
Deanship Endowment – $2 million	Endowed Chairs – $3 million
Academic Center Building – $12.1 million	Graduate Student Endowment – $1 million
Endowed Scholarships – $5 million	Biomedical Research Fund – $1 million
Alumni and Friends Endowed Scholarship Fund – 1,000 each Giving $1,000 Campaign – $1 million

Points of Pride:

2012 Pfizer Distinguished Teacher Award: Dr. James Meinkoth (Veterinary Pathobiology)
2012 Pfizer Animal Health Award for Research Excellence: Dr. Susan Little (Veterinary Pathobiology)
2012 McElroy Award: Jason Duell
2012 Regents Distinguished Research Award: Dr. Pamela Lloyd (Physiological Sciences)
Regents Professors: Drs. Anthony Confer, Robert Fulton, Kathy Kocan, Susan Little, Lin Liu, and Carey Pope
Regents Service Professor: Dr. Michael Lorenz
Professorships & Chairs: Drs. William Barrow, Ken Bartels, Anthony Confer, Michael Davis, Robert Fulton, Reed Holyoak, Katherine Kocan, Susan Little, Lin Liu, Dianne McFarlane, Carey Pope, Mark Rochat, and Lara Sypniewski
OSU Eminent Faculty Award Recipients: Drs. Sidney Ewing and Anthony Confer
2012 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients: Drs. Fred Enright (’70), John Otto (’90), and posthumously Solomon Gartman (’51)
Class of 1963 2012 Distinguished Lectureship: Dr. Corrie Brown, Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor, Department of Veterinary Pathology, University of Georgia
Dr. Roger Panciera (’53) is a Distinguished Fellow in the American College of Veterinary Pathologists. He is also a member of the Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame.