Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.

[AllHusky]

We are 56th in revenue.

Am I reading it wrong or are we 3rd in 1 yr growth at 65mil?

 

[CL82]

This guy has some interesting charts. UConn looks good here.

https://x.com/tjaltimore/status/1732405615920599143?s=46

We are third in absolute dollars after California and ASU.

If you look in the "alumni stuff" thread you will see that the university is planning on expanding the Hartford campus to add research facilities. It would be smarter to add those at the main campus. If you look at that chart above it notes that it only includes research dollars spent at the primary campus. That is the same approach that the AAU takes.

 

[ZooCougar]

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We are third in absolute dollars after California and ASU.

If you look in the "alumni stuff" thread you will see that the university is planning on expanding the Hartford campus to add research facilities. It would be smarter to add those at the main campus. If you look at that chart above it notes that it only includes research dollars spent at the primary campus. That is the same approach that the AAU takes.

I know. I posted the chart.

 

[AllHusky]

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We are third in absolute dollars after California and ASU.

If you look in the "alumni stuff" thread you will see that the university is planning on expanding the Hartford campus to add research facilities. It would be smarter to add those at the main campus. If you look at that chart above it notes that it only includes research dollars spent at the primary campus. That is the same approach that the AAU takes.

Which is supposedly one of Radenka Marics strengths, she also seems to be strongly aligned with Athletics.

 

[Chin Diesel]

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We are third in absolute dollars after California and ASU.

If you look in the "alumni stuff" thread you will see that the university is planning on expanding the Hartford campus to add research facilities. It would be smarter to add those at the main campus. If you look at that chart above it notes that it only includes research dollars spent at the primary campus. That is the same approach that the AAU takes.

I'll assume there's not a legal, ethical way for the money to go to Storrs and then Storrs does an intra-university transfer to Hartford's facilities?

 

[Dizzy21]

Am I reading it wrong or are we 3rd in 1 yr growth at 65mil?

You are and you are not reading it wrong. Yes we are third in monetary growth among the top percentage growers, but a lot of the schools not on the list have huge research budgets, so large amounts of money make a less percentage growth. For instance if Michigan grew at $165 M this year, that would be only 10% and they would not be on the list at all, but have a much bigger $ growth.

 

[AllHusky]

Always thought Depot Campus was an overlooked gem of a resource. Out of box thinking could put all sorts of research facilities, industry/university partnerships(didn't we lose Pfizer??), possibly an adjunct Health Center Campus. Lots of Research $$$ on the "Main" Campus

Maybe, heaven forbid, a Football Stadium??!!

Thought the EO Smith/Depot campus swap was an interesting rumor.

Have you ever been in the Innovation Partnership Building on Discovery Drive? Amazing

Go Huskies.

 

[AllHusky]

I'll assume there's not a legal, ethical way for the money to go to Storrs and then Storrs does an intra-university transfer to Hartford's facilities?

To your point, an adjunct Depot Campus Health Center devoted to Research as well as undergraduate education could probably finesse some of those moneys into the right column.

 

[huskymedic]

Always thought Depot Campus was an overlooked gem of a resource. Out of box thinking could put all sorts of research facilities, industry/university partnerships(didn't we lose Pfizer??), possibly an adjunct Health Center Campus. Lots of Research $$$ on the "Main" Campus

UConn eyes $5M campus property sale for autonomous vehicle test track, research facility

the-boneyard.com

 

[ZooCougar]

Is it because of the AAU that they emphasize research dollars on the main campus?

It seems looking at it that way is short sighted since many schools have things spread across multiple campuses for practical purposes.

 

[CL82]

I'll assume there's not a legal, ethical way for the money to go to Storrs and then Storrs does an intra-university transfer to Hartford's facilities?

Doesn't matter. I think it's a physical location kind of a thing.

 

[CL82]

I know. I posted the chart.

Lol. Relax chief, I'm just commenting on your post.

 

[Kolumbo]

Their never has been a separate NC State system. The current governance structure makes each campus independent from each other but they all answer to BOG. So you are correct in that the Chancellor/BOT's at UNC have no authority over NCSU, ECU UNCC etc

That makes sense. And things always unravel in these threads. This is the wording below from the tweet in post 19,722 which appears to be correct in terms of affecting the "UNC System:"

"The next UNC chancellor may have to decide what athletic conference the Tar Heels play in — a move that could have huge implications for the university, the state, the ACC, other UNC System schools (most notably NC State) and its rivalry with Duke. No biggie."

 

[FfldCntyFan]

Doesn't matter. I think it's a physical location kind of a thing.

It is, but the thing is the health center is in Farmington (and from what I understand aligned with Hartford hospital) so this school needs to be on the vicinity of those two.

Of a major medical center existed in or near Mansfield our entire medical school could be within the campus.

 

[CL82]

It is, but the thing is the health center is in Farmington (and from what I understand aligned with Hartford hospital) so this school needs to be on the vicinity of those two.

Of a major medical center existed in or near Mansfield our entire medical school could be within the campus.

Put it in Storrs, and use a shuttle bus to take the students between campuses

 

[Vowelguy]

Put it in Storrs, and use a shuttle bus to take the students between campuses

lol.
There is NOT going to be a medical school in Storrs. Med schools need patients, meaning a local population to serve.

 

[ZooCougar]

lol.
There is NOT going to be a medical school in Storrs. Med schools need patients, meaning a local population to serve.

Which is why I question why only main campus research “counts”.

 

[Bongo Fury]

That makes sense. And things always unravel in these threads. This is the wording below from the tweet in post 19,722 which appears to be correct in terms of affecting the "UNC System:"

"The next UNC chancellor may have to decide what athletic conference the Tar Heels play in — a move that could have huge implications for the university, the state, the ACC, other UNC System schools (most notably NC State) and its rivalry with Duke. No biggie."

Envy that “tough” decision

 

[AllHusky]

UConn eyes $5M campus property sale for autonomous vehicle test track, research facility

the-boneyard.com

Gotta start reading the Alumni Stuff also!!

 

[CL82]

lol.
There is NOT going to be a medical school in Storrs. Med schools need patients, meaning a local population to serve.

Nice strawman . There's no need to move the medical school it's expensive wasteful and as you point out logistically poor, however, research should be done on campus. You understand those are different things, right?

 

[Patman]

Nice strawman . There's no need to move the medical school it's expensive wasteful and as you point out logistically poor, however, research should be done on campus. You understand those are different things, right?

As a UConn PhD, no I don't. Please tell me how you're going to do research on patients in a small isolated population town in Eastern Connecticut? You're going to have to spend all kinds of money at the facility proper. You think you're the only one trying to goose the AAU figures via work arounds and technicalities?

 

[Kolumbo]

Nice strawman . There's no need to move the medical school it's expensive wasteful and as you point out logistically poor, however, research should be done on campus. You understand those are different things, right?

Well, I don't think so. I'm no doctor but I think medical research occurs primarily in medical centers and hospitals.

It is, but the thing is the health center is in Farmington (and from what I understand aligned with Hartford hospital) so this school needs to be on the vicinity of those two.

Of a major medical center existed in or near Mansfield our entire medical school could be within the campus.

I'm not sure what "aligned" means in this context but I think UConn Health in Farmington is completely separate from Hartford Hospital.

I haven't researched thoroughly but I think UConn research includes UConn Health.

UConn’s Growing Research Strength Reflected in HERD Survey Rankings - UConn Today

Influential survey lists institutions according to research expenditures

today.uconn.edu

 

[CL82]

As a UConn PhD, no I don't. Please tell me how you're going to do research on patients in a small isolated population town in Eastern Connecticut? You're going to have to spend all kinds of money at the facility proper. You think you're the only one trying to goose the AAU figures via work arounds and technicalities?

You have to invest the money in either location so when I built it on campus. Eastern Connecticut isn't Siberia.

 

[Patman]

You have to invest the money in either location so when I built it on campus. Eastern Connecticut isn't Siberia.

you aren't going to get patients to flock to Storrs.

 

[CL82]

you aren't going to get patients to flock to Storrs.

There is a whole lot of supposition involved in that statement.