SUB TO SUBCOMMITTEE HAVE HERE
WHERE MY OTHER MEMBERS OF PLATE
WILL BE HERE SOON BUT I KNOW
THE SHOW GOES ON WE HAVE PUBLIC
TESTIMONY IN THREE PANEL SO WE
WANT TO GET- TO TODAY'S HEARING
AS WELL AS THE PUBLIC COMMENT
THIS IS OUR INTRODUCTORY
HEARING THIS YEAR FOR THE
FAMILY BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE
NUMBER TO EDUCATE FINANCE THAT.
THIS IS GETTING A I JUST CYCLE
WE LOOK FORWARD TO ABOUT- DE
PLUS HEARING THIS YEAR IN ABOUT
FIFTY HOURS OF TESTIMONY SO
THIS IS THAT THIS IS THE
BEGINNING AND A CERTAINLY PLAYS
A HAVE ALL OF OUR MEMBERS
RETURNING THAT RIGHT NOW BUT
THIS IS A VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE
GROUP THIS IS OUR THIRD FOURTH
FIFTH YEAR WORKING TOGETHER
LESS SO. WE ARE THE EIGHT IS AN
CERTAINLY ONE OF THE THIS TOPIC
TODAY HIGHER EDUCATION NEXT
WEEK WE HAVE A THE ON QUE TO
AND ADD BUILT UP IS TO GO OVER
THE GOVERNOR'S TWENTY- TWENTY
TWENTY ONE FOR THE JANUARY
TENTH BUDGETS BUT ALSO WANTED
TO GET BIG LOOK OF THE HIGH
EDUCATE. AND WE'RE CALLING THAT
CENTER AND OUR
HAVE THE- WHAT'S FOR IN
TOMORROW. I SEE JOINT S. INSERT
BE PROUD OF LAST YEAR'S BY.
HIGHER ED A SEVEN FOR IN OVER.
FOR THE USE. ALMOST PER FOR YOU
FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE WE HAD
YOU KNOW FOR FUNDING OF PROP
NINETY EIGHT WERE ABLE TO FIND
THIS YEAR FREAKING COLLEGE SO
ONTHE ACCESS FRONT WE ARE VERY%
STRONG- FIVE THOUSAND NEW SPOTS
FOR YOU SEE. ABOUT TEN
THOUSAND- NEW SPOTS FOR CSU WE
KNOW BACK HOME IN OUR COMMUNITY
THAT'S WHEN THE TOP THINGS
PEOPLE TALK TO US ABOUT ACCESS
TO OUR HIGHER EDUCATION
SEGMENTS THE UC IN THE CSU. AND
THIS THIS BUDGET BEFORE STATE
IS THAT A GOOD STARTING POINT
IT'S KIND OF A BASELINE- BUDGET
FRANKLY FOR YOU SEE CSU IN THE
CLINICAL JUST THROUGH THEIR
COLA ONE THING THAT WE DO WE
WILL WE WILL WANT TO GO IN ON.
IS A LITTLE BIT DISAPPOINTED WE
DIDN'T HAVE RESOURCES IN THE
JAN BUDGET FOR ENROLLMENT
GROWTH THAT YOU SEE IN CSU
SOMETHING THAT YOU REALLY WANT
TO FOCUS ON AND ARE THE MORNING.
ABOUT REAL THE NEED IN AND TO
ME THEIR ARE CAL SO WITH THAT
WE ARE GOING TO BEGIN TODAY
HEARING BY INVITE UP. HE I T.
AND HANS JOB IN TO GET SET UP
NOW AND KIND OF WHAT US THROUGH
A ARE WHERE WE ARE WITH HIGHER
AT. AND THANK YOU MAKE YOU WANT
THANK THANK YOU TERM OCCUR
SPLIT TO BE HERE I'M I'M REALLY.
TO REPORT ABOUT WHAT HAS BEEN
HAPPENING IN CALIFORNIA WITH
RESPECT TO CLOSING WHAT WE- ALL
THE DEGREE GAP AND JUST. BY WAY
OF CONTACTS PP I SEE ABOUT FIVE
YEARS AGO DID IT HERE'S A
STUDIES LOOKING AT CALIFORNIA'S
ECONOMY AND OUR HIGHER
EDUCATION SYSTEMS AND WE
IDENTIFIED THAT OUR ECONOMY IS
INCREASINGLY DEMANDING MORE
HIGHLY EDUCATED WORKERS WE HAD
A LARGE NUMBER OF BABY BOOMERS
THAT WERE RETIRING WHO ARE VERY
HIGHLY SKILLED IN HIGHLY
EDUCATED. AND AS A RESULT-
BECAUSE WE NOT PROVIDING
SUFFICIENT ACCESSING COMPLETION
OF STUDENTS WITH RESPECT HIGHER
EDUCATION IN OUR STE IF WE
FACED A GAP OF ONE POINT ONE
MILLION WORKERS WITH AT LEAST A
BACHELOR'S DEGREE BY TWENTY TO
THIRTY AND I GOT BY MEAN A
SHORTAGE OF SUPPLY RELATIVE TO
WHAT HAD PROJECTED ARE COMPANY
COULD BE ACTED OUT. AND IF FIVE
YEARS SINCE WE ISSUED OUT PART
AND NOW I'M GOING TO TALK ABOUT
WHAT WE'VE DONE AND IT WAS CAL
IS ACTUALLY ON A- TO CLOSE THIS
GAP AND IT IS A TESTAMENT TO
THE ACTIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE
AND THE GOVERNOR SYSTEMS. UPS
MOST OF THE LATEST DO. LET TO
THE MARKHAM INCREASE ONLY
ACCESS BUT ALSO COMPLETE IN AT
USE AND SEE WHICH FOCUS OF MY
TO HERE. I WOULD NOT. TO PLAY.
ON A ANSWER. THERE ARE WHEN HE
GETS ISSUE THESE REPORTS AND SO
I DO A HAND FOR THE OF YOU WHO
LIKE TO FOLLOW ON CALIFORNIA'S
ON TO THIS GAP AND IF YOU'LL TO
SLIDE THREE THAT IS ACTUALLY
THE SO CHO I THINK FACING.
EVEN SO THIS LOOKS OUT THE PIPE
I'M NINTH GRADE TO A BACHELOR'S
DEGREE OCT COMPARING THAT
PIPELINE FOR LOW INCOME
STUDENTS VERSUS NON LOW INCOME
STUDENTS AND THESE ARE
ESTIMATES WITH A LARGE TO MOST
THE BASE TO BE ABLE TO MORE
PRECISELY IDENTIFY THESE
PATHWAYS AND MORE CLOSELY
IDENTIFY WHAT'S WHAT. BUT THE
MAIN STORY IS IT YOUR BE OUT OF
THOSE ONE TRADERS THERE'S
DIFFERENCES IN TERMS OF WHO HI.
THE COLLEGE AND FINALLY AT THE
VERY END WHO ARE BOUNCERS
DEGREE. WITH FORTY FOUR FOR.
NOW LOW INCOMES. IN CALIFORNIA
CURRENTLY ON A TREE. TO
COMPLETE A BACHELOR'S DEGREE
THAT'S HIGHER THAN WHAT YOU
GUYS HE SAID WE NEED TO FAR
CONNIE WHICH WAS- 40% OF
WORKERS. WITH A BACHELOR'S
DEGREE BY TWENTY THIRTY AND YET
ONLY NINETEEN PERCENT- HUNDRED
EIGHTY SEVEN OUT OF THOSE ONE
THOUSAND NINTH GRADERS ON A
PACE. TO EARN ABOUT FIRST.
THAT'S WHAT COUNTS PRESS IN
CALIFORNIA ALSO GIVEN THAT THE
MAJORITY OF OUR STUDENTS IN OUR
HIGH SCHOOLS ARE ACTUALLY
ELIGIBLE FOR FREE AND REDUCED
PRICE LOCK SO. THIS IS NOT JUST
ABOUT IMPROVING. THE SUPPLY OF
THE LABOR FORCE BUT IT'S
ACTUALLY ABOUT IMPROVING-
ECONOMIC MOBILITY AT IN OUR
STATE AND IMPROVING THE LIVES
OF HEALTH AND- SO FULL OP. ALSO
OVER THE COUPLE SLIDES WHICH
ARE. DIED TARA THE PEOPLE I SEE
IS BALBOA AND THAT THE
INSTITUTIONS OF RESPONDED TO
WITH RESPECT TO SET UP. AND
ANNOUNCED SIX US AS DEFINED BY.
RATE THE NAY MESSAGE HERE IS
THAT. BOTH INCREASED ACCESS AND-
DO. TO COMPLETE YES. TOGETHER
THERE ANDIF YOU SEE A POP.
ROLL MORE STUDENTS IN HIGHER
EDUCATION THAN ANY OTHER SYSTEM
AND SERVICE THE INCREDIBLY
IMPORTANT CONDUIT THROUGH THE
TRANSFER FUNCTION. TO UC AND
CSU. SO THE MAIN SLIDE HERE-
THAT I WANT TO TALK ABOUT AND
THAT IS BASICALLY THE CREATED
THE TITLE OF MY PRESENTATION.
IS SLIDE SIX WHICH SHOWS THE
NUMBER OF BACHELOR'S DEGREES
AWARDED EACH YEAR AT UC. YES TO
THE ORANGE LINE IS WHAT WE HAD
SAID WAS THE BASS LINE THAT WAS
THE BUSINESSAS USUAL. APPROACH
THE DOCTOR. LINE IS WHAT D. I.
C.'S WAS NOT. TO THE SCHOOL GAP
AND THEN I'M SORRY THE THIRD
CALL IS NOT REALLY THE EASY TO
RE BUT IT'S A- LINE AND THE
GRAY LINE IS ACTUALLY WHAT HAS
HAPPENED SENSE- FALLACIES
PROJECTIONS. AND THE VERY VERY
GOOD NEWS IS THAT IN THE FIVE
YEARS SENSE WITHOUT SHE'S
PROJECTIONS. BOTH A CSU AND YOU
SEE ARE ISSUING MORE ABOUT
FIRST AGREES THAT WE HAD SAID
WAS NECESSARY IN CLOSING THE
SKILLS GAP THAT'S FANTASTIC. OF
COURSE YOU'LL SEE THAT THE
UPWARD SLOPE ABOUT BLUE LINE IS
PRETTY REAL LET'S CONTINUES. SO
THAT WILL MAKE GREAT EARLY
PROGRESS THERE'S STILL A LOT
MORE WORK TO BE DONE. AND SO
THEN I JUST LIKE TO TAKE A
COUPLE MINUTES TO EXPLAIN. HOW
HOW THE SYSTEMS. STATE BUT SHE
DOES RESULTS. SLOT SEVEN SHOWS
ENROLLMENT OF. OF TIME FOR AN
ENTRY IS TO CSU ALLOWED AND YOU
SEE ON EIGHT. AND YOU'LL SEE
THAT IN THE CASE THE NUMBERS
HAVE BEEN GOING UP. CA HAS HAD
CAN. IN PRE AND IN THE MOST
RECENT YEAR OF DATA THIS IS FOR
FALL- ADMIT ACTUALLY ENROLLEES-
THERE'S A PRETTY SHARP
INCREASE. AND THEN YOU SEE HAD
DONE AT THE LEVEL IN THE EARLY
TWO THOUSAND POUNDS OF ABOUT
FORTY EIGHT. FORTY SEVEN
THOUSAND PER YEAR AND JUMPED UP
FROM. TWO THOUSAND FIFTEEN TO
TWO THOUSAND SIXTEEN TO FIFTY
FIVE THOUSAND AND HAS REMAINED
AROUND THAT LEVEL. SENSE THEN-
AND THAT. JUMPED FROM TWO
THOUSAND FIFTEEN SIXTEEN IS
WORTH DISSECTING A LITTLE BIT
BECAUSE WHAT HAPPENED AND WAS.
THE STATE SAID WE WILL PROVIDE
AN ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION FOR
YOU SEE IF THEY AND- WHEN WHAT.
OF NEW FRESHMEN AND YOU
TRANSFER STUDENTS. AND YOU
AGREE TO DO SO OUR- DEAD SO.
AND HAPPENED WAS WE ALL THAT.
EIGHT THOUSAND STUDENTS
INCREASE IN NEW AND WILL IS IN
A SINGLE PAYER THAT LARGE
LISTING FOR. YEAH AT LEAST
YEARS. PERHAPS EVER. AND ALSO
VERY AND INCLUDED LAW NUMBERS
OF STE WHO HAVE THAN
HISTORICALLY UNDERREPRESENTED
AT UC SO FOR EXAMPLE FROM TWO
THOUSAND FIFTEEN TO TWO
THOUSAND SIXTEEN THERE IS OVER
ON A 17% INCREASE IN NEW
TRANSFER STUDENTS AND A NEW
FRESHMEN ENROLLEES IT THAT YOU
SEE THE INCREASE FOR LATINOS
WITH TWENTY FIVE PERCENT. AN
INCREASE FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS
WITH 36% IN A SINGLE YEAR SO I
THINK THE LESSON THERE IS THE
LESS THAN THAT ALSO I HOPE YOU
TAKE FORWARD GO AS YOU GUYS
ABOUT. IT AND- ROMAN PIECES.
THAT THE EXPANDED IT
DIVERSIFIED. THE OTHER PRIMARY
WAYS THE UC AND CSU HAVE
IMPROVED THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS
WHO ARE SUCCEEDING AND EARNING
**** AGREES IS THROUGH
PERSISTENCE AND GRADUATION
RATES TO SLIDE EIGHT SHOWS YOU
THOSE PATTERNS- OVER THE LAST
TEN YEARS ARE THESE ARE FOR
ENTERING COHORTS SO ON THE VERY
FAR RIGHT HAND SIDE THERE FOR
YOU SEE IF YOU SEE THE LATEST
ERIKO HOT ADDRESS FOR TWO
THOUSAND BEING SUBSISTENCE
GRADUATED WITHIN SIX BY TWO
THOUSAND NINETEEN. AND THE
STORIES VERY GOOD AGAIN AND
THIS INCLUDES. IN STUDENT
SUCCESS ESPECIALLY STARTING
AROUND BUT TO SEVEN COHORT THAT
WOULD HAVE BEEN THE COVERT
GRADUATING IN TWO THOUSAND
THIRTEEN OR SO. THAT HAVE
CONTINUED TO THIS DAY- CSU IS
ACTUALLY HAD STEP VERY
AMBITIOUS GRADUATION. RATE
GOALS ARE PARTLY AGAIN IN
RESPONSE TO SOME OF THE WORK WE
DID IT PP I SEE. THOSE GOALS
WERE TO REACH I THINK IT WAS
70% DROUGHT. BY TWENTY TWENTY
FIVE AND THEY ARE ACTUALLY ON A
PACE TO REACHED OUT WITH MANY
PEOPLE SAID WHEN THEY
ESTABLISHED TACKLE THAT'S
THAT'S- TO INVEST IT'S NOT
REALLY. THEY'RE ACTUALLY ON A
PACE TO REACH THAT THERE ARE
STILL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LOW
INCOME STUDENTS AND HIGH INCOME
STUDENTS. SO I'M SHOWING YOU
FOR BOTH UC AND CSU THE PAL-
SIX. TELL STUDENTS PICTURE
GRADUATION RATE AND THE NOT
HELD. AT SEE A YOU ARE THE GAP.
REMAINS FAIRLY WIDE AT 57% OF
HEALTH STUDENTS FINISHING
WITHIN SIX YEARS COMPARED 267%
OF NON TELL STUDENTS. ARE THAT
AGAIN DRAMATIC INCREASES FOR
BOTH GROUPS OF STUDENTS AND
THEN YOU SEE ARE OBVIOUSLY HAS
LESS ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT
PARTLY BECAUSE THEY ALREADY HAD
VERY HIGH. DURATION RIGHT.
DURATION EVEN AS THEY EXPAND
THE POOL OF STUDENTS- AND THE A
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PAL STUDENTS
AND NON TELL STUDENTS AT UC IS
QUITE SMALL WHICH IS REALLY
ENCOURAGING AS WELL. AND SO
THIS GOES TO THE HEART OF
THINKING ABOUT HIGHER EDUCATION
AS A LADDER OF ECONOMIC
MOBILITY IT'S HAPPENING IT'S
HAPPENING MORE NOW THAN IT USED
TO HAPPEN- AND VARIAS YES STILL
SOME MORE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT
ESPECIALLY CSU. BUT THE
TRAJECTORY IS VERY GOOD- AND
THEN IF WE GO TO SLIDE NINE-
HERE WE SEE THE PROJECTED. ARE
CLOSING THE GAP SCENARIO
PROVIDE LIGHT OF THE PROGRESS
THAT WE'VE MADE. AND PAIN THAT
YOU'RE BOTH YOU SEE AND CSU IS
WE STILL NEED TO FIND MORE
ENROLLMENT GROWTH IF. YOU NEED
THE GAP AGAIN WE'VE DONE SO ARE
IN THE RECENT PAST. SIR OVER
THE LAST FIVE. AND TOLD. IN
STRONG ONCE STUDENT SASS FIVE
EIGHT. SLIDE AND JUST
SUMMARIZES AND ALSO POINTS TO
SOME POLICY AND PROGRAM ISSUES
THAT WE THINK ARE VERY
IMPORTANT AT. P. P. I SEE. THE
GOOD NEWS IS THE- BRING TO ME
BECAUSE TO SET. GOALS I TEMPER%
STUDENT. AND SIX. ARE FUND HAS
MADE DIFFERENCE THE OTHER PART
OF THIS HAVEN'T REALLY TALKED
ABOUT TOO MUCH ARE- WHAT'S THE
DEMAND FOR HIGHER EDUCATION PP
I SEE SURVEYS SHOW THAT THE
VAST MAJORITY ABOUT 80% OF
CALIFORNIA PARENTS WANT THEIR
CHILD EARN. AT LEAST A DOCTOR'S
DEGREE- AND IN FACT ALMOST HALF
WANT THEIR CHILD- UNDERGRADUATE
DEGREE- BUT MORE TO THE POINT
IS EVEN AS THE NUMBER HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES IS MAIN REMAIN
FAIRLY FLOUT OVER THE LAST FEW
YEARS AS PROJECTED REMAIN
FAIRLY FLAT. THE SHARE
COMPLETING THE EIGHTH U. G.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSES
REQUIRED BY YOU SEE AND SEE IF
YOU CONTINUES TO GO UP- AND SO
THERE ARE STILL STRONG
INCREASES IN DEMAND. AMONG HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATES WHO ARE
MEETING THOSE A TO G.
REQUIREMENTS. FINALLY THERE'S
NEW PROGRAMS THAT HAVE BEEN
IMPLEMENTED AT THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES THE REMEDIATION REFORM
OF CSU ALSO WITHOUT REMEDIATION
REFORM. AND A NEW TRANSFER
AGREEMENTS LIKE THE SOCIO
DEGREE FOR TRANSFER- WE BELIEVE
WILL LEAD TO AN INCREASE IN
DEMAND FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS
AND WE'RE DOING A STUDY ON THAT
RIGHT NOW THAT WILL BE OUT
LATER THIS SPRING. AND THEN
FINALLY YOU SEE AND ESPECIALLY
SEE ISSUES GRADUATION
INITIATIVES AS I'VE ALREADY-
HIGHLIGHTED. ARE SHOWING REAL A
STRONG PROGRESS AND THERE ARE
STILL SOME MORE ROOM- FOR OF
UPSIDE POTENTIAL THERE WELL SO
THAT'S SOME REX'S MY COMMENTS
AGAIN I. A FANTASTIC NEWS SO
FAR- BUT OBVIOUSLY THAT A LOT
MORE WORK TO BE DONE. IN THE
EYES IF YOU ASK. FOR YOU. SO
YOU FOR A FEW YEARS HERE YOU
INCOME TO THESE FOR WILL IT BE
BEFORE MY- TENURE HERE AS WELL
TALKING ABOUT WHERE WE NEED TO
GO IN CALIFORNIA AND IT IS YOU
KNOW GREAT NEWS THAT WE HAVE-
STEPPED UP TO THE CHALLENGE
AND- I FRANKLY UC AND CSU
SPECIALLY UC HAVE EVEN AND
ROLLED MORE CALIFORNIANS THAT
WE I REQUEST AND IN IN THE
BUDGET LAST FEW YEARS SO. WHERE
AT MINDFUL OF THAT AND JUST A
COUPLE QUESTIONS SO. THIS OF
COURSE IS YOUR IS YOUR TREND
HERE. BUT DO YOU THINK THAT OUR
CURRENT POLICY ESPECIALLY THAT.
MASTER PLAN POLICIES OF 12% FOR
YOU SEE IN THIRTY THREE
PERCENT- MEET. BASICALLY THE
TWO TESTS I THINK ALL OF THE
LIGHTWEIGHT ONE. WHAT WE NEED.
FOR THE WORK FORCE FOR TODAY
AND TOMORROW. AND ALSO WHAT THE
REALITY IS THAT SO MANY HIGH
SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO ARE.
STEPPING UP AND TAKING A THREE
G. COURSES AND- AND GRADUATING
HIGH SCHOOL. COLLEGE READY. I
DON'T THINK THEY- AND HAVE
FIRST LIKE FOR- LEFT. FIVE AS
PART OF. THE NECESSARY WITH.
ONLY THEIR CLOTHES READOUT. FOR
EASY. RECOMMENDED. THE ERROR
VALID FOR SEVENTY ONE FIVE IS
THAT RIGHT THEY DO NOT REMEMBER
VERY. FIFTY EIGHT WE RECOMMEND
FOR YOUR STUFF. FIVE IT IS THE
CASE THE MOST COLLEGE GOING TO
STUDY. THE. THE PROPER FEMALES
UP. AND AN CSU WAS TO TOP 4% SO
IN PER. SOME OF Y. WE SAID WE
SHOULD BE THE GO HAVE ACTUALLY
OCCUR AND WE THINK IT WOULD BE
EIGHT MUST ON THE PART OF THE
STATE OR THIS TO WRAP BACK. THE
LEVEL BY FORD INCREASING THE A
THREE G. REQUIREMENTS IN A WAY
THAT WOULD RESTRICT ACCESS SO.
I THINK WE HAVE SAID TO
STUDENTS IF YOU DO THESE THINGS
I CERTAINLY THERE'S MORE THAN
JUST TAKING THE COURSES THERE'S
THE GRADES YOU AFTER EARNED-
THERE'S THE SAT SCORES AS WELL
THAT THAT HAVE MATTERED. BUT WE
SHOULD WE SHOULD HONOR THAT
COMMITMENT THAT STUDENTS ARE
ACTUALLY RISING TO THE
CHALLENGE AND MEETING IT AND AS
MORE STUDENTS MEET THAT-
ELIGIBILITY LEVEL WHICH HAS
BEEN HAPPENING WE SHOULD FIND
WAYS FOR THEM TO ENROLL IN AND
UC AND CSU. SO ON THAT FRONT.
CAN WE DO WITH OUR EXISTING
POLICIES OR DO WE NEED TO GO
BACK AND- CHANGE THAT THRESHOLD
UNDER THE MASTER PLAN GRAND
MASTER PLAN HIS SISTER DOT AND-
IT'S NEVER. RATHER INSTEAD. BOB
IT IS KIND OF A- OUR GUIDING.
AS FAR AS THE 12% POLICY FOR
YOU SEE AN THIRTY THREE FOR
CSU. AND YOU KNOW IT'S KIND OF
THE BACK OF HER HEAD AS ARE AS
ARE AS OUR GOAL SO SHOULD WE-
STILL HAVE THAT THERE OR TAKE A
LOOK AT. YOU KNOW AND NUMBER WE
SHOULD WE SHOULD TAKE A LOOK AT
A NEW NUMBER WE CAN WHAT AND
WHAT WE DID THOSE NUMBERS BE
WRITING FOR YOU SEE IT SHOULD
BE SEVENTEEN POINT 5% AND FOR.
CSU IT SHOULD BE FORTY PERCENT.
AND THERE IS EVIDENCE ALREADY
THAT. STUDENTS ARE ON A
TRAJECTORY TO REACH THAT. LEVEL
OF ELIGIBILITY JUST BASED ON
WHAT THE CURRENT REQUIREMENTS
ARE IN TERMS A FEW COURSES. AND
AGAIN WHEN WE'VE SEEN THE
EXPANSION OF THE POOL. OF
STUDENTS WERE BEING ADMITTED TO
UC AND CSU. WE'VE SEEN THAT
THOSE STUDENTS ARE SUCCEEDING
WHICH MEANS THAT- WE ARE
REACHING STUDENTS WHO HAVE
DONE. THE WORK THAT'S
NECESSARY. TO BE PREPARED TO
SUCCEED AT THOSE INSTITUTIONS
CERTAINLY BOTH YOU SEE
ESPECIALLY CSU TO PROVIDE.
SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS WHO MIGHT
BE STRUGGLING ACADEMICALLY THEY
SHOULD. BUT I DON'T- SEE ANY
REASON WHY WE WOULD NOT WANT TO
REVISIT THOSE LEVELS. AND
REMEMBER THOSE LEVELS WERE
SEVEN NINETEEN SIXTY. WHEN
ABOUT 11% OF WORKERS IN
CALIFORNIA HAD AT LEAST A
BACHELOR'S DEGREE. SO I WAS
VERY FORWARD THINKING THAT YOU
WOULD PLAN FOR YOU KNOW A THIRD
TO GO TO CSU. WHEN YOU ONLY
HAVE 11% YOU WORKFORCE. TODAY
OUR WORKFORCE IS AROUND A THIRD
HAVE AT LEAST A BACHELOR'S
DEGREE. AND THOSE LEVELS
HAVEN'T CHANGED SO- RIGHT NOW
THEY'RE THEY'RE REGRESSIVE
CERTAINLY IN TERMS OF OUR
PROJECTIONS TO. OKAY AND THEN
MY OTHER QUESTION IS ON YOUR
SLIDE. SITE NUMBER THREE. WHERE
TO FEW STUDENTS EARN A COLLEGE
DEGREE. AND YOU START OUT WITH
JUST A NUMBER OF ENTERING NINTH
GRADERS. AND FIRST OF ALL
DISAPPOINTING THAT YOU KNOW THE
HUGE DROPOFF IN LOW INCOME
STUDENTS AT THIS TO THE PEOPLE
WHO JUST FINISHED HIGH SCHOOL
SO ROUGHLY 20% OF THAT BASED
UPON MY MATH SO THAT THEY DON'T.
INITIAL HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA LOW
INCOME STUDENTS. BUT THE THING
THAT'S REALLY TROUBLING IS- AN
ANALYSIS NOT POINTING AT YOU
WOULD JUST MAYBE CAN ENLIGHTEN
US. IS THAT THE NUMBER OF
STUDENTS WHO GO TO. COLLEGE
ACTUALLY GO TO A FOUR YEAR
COLLEGE AS A FRESHMAN AND
TRANSFER. AND EARNED A DEGREE
SO UNDER THAT BASED UPON MY YOU
KNOW MATH THAT. THEN THE NON
LOW INCOME STUDENTS ABOUT
ALMOST 80% OF THE ENTER COLLEGE
THE GET THE DEGREE BUT OF THAT
LOW INCOME STUDENTS IT'S LESS
THAN 60% YEAH O THEN THAT IS A
COMBINATION OF A PROBLEM AND
EFFECTIVELY YOU SAID MOST OF
OUR STUDENTS IN CALIFORNIA OF
OUR DEFINITION HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENT RIGHT LOW INCOME YEAH
AND SO WHAT WE NEED TO DO TO
ADDRESS AND A SENSE WHY WE
FOCUSED ON STUDENTS SIX US ARE
AMONG. COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE
ALREADY IN THE SYSTEM BECAUSE-
THAT IS WHERE WE WOULD HAVE. WE
HAVE THE LOWEST HANGING FRUIT
DECISIONS ARE ALREADY THERE
LET'S GET THEM TO SUCCEED SO
THERE'S A NUMBER OF THINGS
THAT. ARE HAPPENING AND ITEMS
THAT WE THINK NEED TO CONTINUE
TO HAPPEN SO FIRST OF ALL FOR
LOW INCOME SINCE A LOT OF LOW
INCOME STUDENTS AND UP-
STARTING OFF IN THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES VERSUS FOUR YEAR
COLLEGES- AND SO THAT TRANSFER.
WAY HOUSE TO BE IMPROVED THERE
ARE STEPS THAT BEEN TAKEN LIKE
THIS SO CITY FOR TRANSFER WHICH
ARE STEPS IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION. BUT THEY'RE NOT
SYSTEMATIC THEY'RE NOT
COMPREHENSIVE THEY'RE NOT-
THEY'RE DEPENDENT ON INDIVIDUAL
CAMPUSES WORKING WITH THE
INDIVIDUAL CAMPUSES. ARE SO WE
NEED SOMETHING I THINK MORE
SYSTEMATIC THERE AND THEN
GENTLY WE NEED TO PROVIDE MORE
ACCESS TO OUR FOUR YEAR
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES SIX
FORTY RANKS. ARE IF THREE CARE
OF GRADUATE DEGREE RECKLESS.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE WE WERE. NEAR
THE BOTTOM OF FORTY SOUTH TO
COUNTRY THE SHERIFF I GRADUATES
TO GO TO A FOR YOU COLLEGE FOR
YOUR. SO THAT MEANS THAT NOT
ONLY IS THE- FUNCTION.
CRITICALLY IMPORTANT AT ALL.
MEANS THAT WERE. FROM MY PURSE.
ON AND ROLLING. AND FOR YOUR-
AND YOU. ARE AND AGAIN AS WE
HAVE MORE STUDENTS MEETING
THOSE A THREE G. REQUIREMENTS.
WE SHOULD FIND SLOTS FOR THEM
AND FOR YOUR UNIVERSITIES THAT
WILL IMPROVE GRADUATION RATES
FOR LOW INCOME STUDENTS. AS
THEY ARE ABLE TO ACCESS THOSE-
UNIVERSITIES CERTAINLY
FINANCIAL AID PLAYS A VERY
IMPORTANT ROLE IN THIS. AND
THEN FINALLY- THE CAMPUSES AT
CSU. HAVE IMPLEMENTED A BROAD
pRANGE OF POLICIES TO- AND YOU
SEE AS WELL- AND COMMITTEE
CONSCIOUS FOR THE FOR THAT
MATTER. BUT IT'S ISSUES WHERE
WE SEE YOU KNOW THE BIGGEST
UPSIDE POTENTIAL AND WHERE WE
SEE THE BIGGEST INCREASES IN
GRADUATION RATES. AND
ACTIVITIES THAT THEY'VE ENGAGED
AND- ARE ARE MAKING A
DIFFERENCE AND THEY RANGE FROM.
FIFTEEN TO FINISH CAMPAIGNS. TO
COURSE SCHEDULE AND MAKING SURE
THAT TO DO CAN TAKE THE COURSES
THEY NEED TO TAKE THE COURSES
SO THAT THEY CAN GRADUATE
GRADUATE ON TIME. AGAIN THERE'S
A LOT OF ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT
WE'RE DOING SOME WORK NOW
LOOKING AT. A FOUR CAMPUSES IT
CSU TO IDENTIFY SPECIFICALLY
WHAT PART OF WHAT WHAT THEY DID
IN TERMS OF POLICIES. LED TO
SOME OF THE STUDENT GAINS THAT
WE'VE BEEN SAYING. OKAY AND MY
LAST QUESTION FOR YOU. IS AS
FAR AS INCREASED ACCESS AS LAST
POINT AND FRANKLY WHEN WE GET.
HER WE GET. HIT UP A LOT AND
ALL OF OUR DISTRICTS ABOUT
ACCESS. WE WE'VE IN AS WE
TALKED EARLIER WE'VE INCREASED
ENROLLMENT AT ALL SEGMENTS A
LAST. BY THE SEVEN YEARS. WHAT
DO YOU THINK THE APPROPRIATE
NUMBER IS FOR THE NEXT FEW
YEARS THE TRICK FOR CSU WILL
TAKE IT BACK FOR YOU SEE. WE'VE
BEEN BETWEEN TWENTY FIVE
HUNDRED AND ROUGHLY FIVE
THOUSAND FOR THE LAST FIVE SIX
YEARS THE NUMBER OF.
UNDERGRADUATE CALIFORNIA SPOTS
AND AGAIN CALIFORNIA STUDENTS
IS OUR PRIORITY. AND CSU-
ANYWHERE BETWEEN FIVE THOUSAND
AND TEN THOUSAND PER YEAR
RIGHT- I THINK. THE HIGH END OF
THOSE NUMBERS IS WHAT WE SHOULD
BE SHOOTING FOR I ACTUALLY HAVE
DATE I COULD I COULD- SEND ON
TO OF THAT. THAT IS ABOUT F. T.
E. ENROLLMENT AND WHAT WOULD BE
NECESSARY TO CLOSE THE SHOP-
AND I THINK- MARK- HOW'S- START
DATE OF BIRTH YES I GUESS I'LL
TRY BUT BUT BUT BUT LET ME JUST
TAKE. THERE'S LET'S IT ALSO TO%
IMPART TO KEEP IN MIND THAT. AS
THE SYSTEMS ARE BETTER
ESPECIALLY AGAINST THE ISSUE AT.
MOVING SOON PURSE. KEEPING A
STUDENT FROM DROP OUT MEANS
THAT ADDS TO YOUR AFTER THE
WELL SO THAT THAT'S ANOTHER OF
THIS YEAR. SO I ASK HAVE BEEN
NUMBERS IN MY PACK BACK THERE
BUT I DON'T HAVE RIGHT IN FRONT
OF ME. OKAY YES SO IT'S NEW
SLOTS. IT'S RETAINING STUDENTS
AND- IT'S THE FOUR YEAR DEGREE
INITIATIVE PROBLEMS LIKE THAT
AT CSU YEAH YEAH. OKAY ALREADY
LIKE TO WELCOME OUR OTHER
SUBCOMMITTEES ARE THAT CHAIR OF
THE ASSEMBLY ADD COMMITTING A
FROM HIGHER END ALWAYS
APPRECIATE OUR PARTICIPATION IN
MISTER MURATSUCHI WELCOME BACK
QUESTIONS FOR MANY MANY MEMBERS
MISTER MEDINA. SO I THINK WE
MAY HAVE MENTIONED I'M SORRY
FOR COMING IN A LITTLE BIT LATE
OF. THE GAPS BETWEEN STUDENTS
BASED ON SOCIAL ECONOMIC- BASED
ON RACE AND ETHNICITY. ARE HOW
ABOUT. THE GAPS ARE THE
DIFFERENCES FROM GEOGRAPHIC-
PARTS OF THE STATE YEAH WE'VE
DONE WORK LOOKING AT THAT AND
THE INLAND EMPIRE AND THE SAN
JOAQUIN VALLEY HAVE SOME OF THE
LARGEST COPS IN THE STATE. IN
THE INLAND EMPIRE ONE OF THE-
BIGGEST CHALLENGES WITH SIMPLY
COLLEGE GOING ITSELF SO THIS
CHART ON PAGE THREE I ACTUALLY
HAVE SIMILAR VERSIONS OF THAT
CHART FOR THE INLAND EMPIRE AND
FOR THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY. AND
WHAT YOU SEE IN THE INLAND
EMPIRE IS THERE'S A BIG DROP
OFF JUST FROM HIGH SCHOOL TO
COLLEGE GOING. AND THEN THERE
ARE A DROP OFF IN TO MAKE IT TO
A FOUR YEAR COLLEGE AS WELL FOR
THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY. ARE
SURPRISING TO ME AT LEAST WAS A
COLLEGE GOING RATE THERE ARE
ACTUALLY HIGHER THAN IN THE
REST OF THE STATE. BUT IT'S
PRIMARILY TO COMMUNITY COLLEGES
AND THEN THAT TRANSFER PATHWAY
TO FOUR YEAR COLLEGES WAS. LOOK
MUCH. MORE THINLY POP. THAN IN
IN THE REST OF THE STATE SO
THEY'RE THE CHALLENGE WAS.
THINKING ABOUT THAT TRANSFER
FUNCTION THERE'S A LOT OF WORK
GOING ON IN BOTH REGIONS TO TRY
TO IMPROVE THOSE THOSE OUTCOMES
AND WHAT OTHER. KIND OF
SUGGESTIONS MIGHT YOU GIVE TO
DO THOSE REGIONS. CENTRAL
VALLEY AND INLAND EMPIRE. SO I
WORKING TO IMPROVE THEIR
COLLEGE GOING RATE SO ONE OF
THE THINGS THAT'S HAPPENING IN
THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY RIGHT
NOW THAT I THINK IS REALLY
ENCOURAGING. IS THERE ARE
DISCUSSIONS ABOUT CREATING A
LONGITUDINAL STUDENT DATA
SYSTEM WITHIN THE REGION I
THINK THE STATE SHOULD CREATE
ONE AND- HELP THE REGION'S- BY
PROVIDING THE INFORMATION- BACK
TO THEM SO THAT NOT EVERY
REASON CALIFORNIA HOUSE TO
CREATE. ONE OF THESE
LONGITUDINAL STERN DATA SYSTEM
BUT ONE OF THE THINGS IS
HAPPENING THE SAN JOAQUIN
VALLEY'S JUST FIGURING OUT.
WHERE STUDENTS ARE DROPPING OFF
THE PATHWAY AND WHY SO RIGHT
NOW WE DON'T EVEN KNOW BECAUSE
WE DON'T HAVE THIS LONGITUDINAL
SYSTEM WE DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW
MANY A THROUGH G. ELIGIBLE.
ACOG STUDENTS WHO ARE ELIGIBLE
FOR YOU SEE ACTUALLY EVEN APPLY
THE UC. OR PS OR CSU FOR THAT
MATTER SO THE FIRST PLACE TO
START IS FIGURING OUT. WHO WHO
SUCCEEDED AND WHAT AND DID THEY
MOVE ON OR NOT. AND IF NOT WHAT
CAN WE DO TO HELP THEM MOVE ON.
CERTAINLY THERE'S A LOT OF WOK
TO BE DONE ON THE K. TWELVE
SIDED IMPROVING. COLLEGE
COMPLETION SOME. HIGH SCHOOLS
OF FOR EXAMPLE IN THE FRESNO
REGION NOW HOW. ADOPTED YOU
HAVE. BEEN A THREE G. COURTS
RATHER THAN OFTEN TO IT. KINDS
OF THINGS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
IN TERMS GETTING READY FOR
COLLEGE. AND THEN FINALLY.
TERMINATION TO STUDENTS PARENTS
AT THE TWO. THEY KNEW ABOUT
WHAT'S REQUIRED TO GET INTO
COLLEGE. AND WHAT RESOURCES ARE
AVAILABLE TO THEM IF THEY DO
GET IN. OUR CENTRAL SO THOSE
ARE PROGRAMS LIKE SWEETWATER
UNIFIED SUBCOMPACT FOR SUCCESS
THE EARLY COLLEGE COMMITMENT
PROGRAMS. ARE YOU REACH DOWN TO
MIDDLE SCHOOL TALK TO NINTH
GRADERS AND THEIR PARENTS AND
SAY. IF YOU TAKE THESE COURSES
IN HIGH SCHOOL AND GET THESE
GRADES. ARE YOUR TUITION AT CSU
OR SAN DIEGO STATEMENT PACE IN
THE CASE THE SWEET WATER-
CONTACT WITH SENDING THE STATE.
WILL BE FULLY COVERED- THOSE
KINDS OF PROGRAMS- I THINK OUR
CENTRAL. THANK YOU. OKAY THE
QUESTION. THANK YOU ONCE FOR
YOUR PRESENTATION ALREADY GET
TO THE TO THE MEAT OF TODAY'S
HEARING WE'RE GOING TO HEAR
FIRST FROM THE LA OWN
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ON THE
TWENTY TWENTY HIGHER AT
PROPOSALS IN THE GOVERNOR'S JAN
TEN BUDGET ANDTHEN WE'LL GET
TO THE SEGMENTS AND THEN PUBLIC
COMMENT SO WE'LL HAVE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE START US
OFF AND THEN WE WILL PROCEED
TO. THE LA OUT. I NEED TO BLOW.
BOB GOOD MORNING HI. GOOD
MORNIN CHAIR AND MEMBERS
MACHON NEW IN WITH THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. I'M
GOING TO BEGIN TODAY WITH A
HIGH LEVEL OVERVIEW OF THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET FOR HIGHER
EDUCATION THEN I WILL HAND IT
OFF TO MY COLLEAGUE. BRAIN
RUTLEDGE WILL THEN PROVIDE AN
OVERVIEW OF THE GOVERNMENT
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSALS FOR
THE UNIVERSITIES AND STUDENT
FINANCIAL AID. THEN I'LL TURN
IT BACK TO ME AGAIN- AND- CLOSE
OUT WITH THE MAJOR SPENDING
PROPOSALS FOR THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
PROPOSES SIGNIFICANT A JET
INVESTMENTS FOR ALL THREE OF
THE STATE'S. HIGHER EDUCATION
SEGMENTS AND FOR STUDENT
FINANCIAL AID. TO INCREASE
ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION.
IMPROVE STUDENT SUCCESS. A AND
TIMELY COMPLETION OF A DEGREE
OR PROGRAM. AND TO BETTER
ENSURE THAT COLLEGE REMAINS
AFFORDABLE. THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET PROPOSES TOTAL FUNDING
OF THIRTY SIX BILLION DOLLARS
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. WHICH IS
MADE UP OF TWENTY ONE POINT TWO
BILLION GENERAL FUND AND LOCAL
PROPERTY TAX. AND FOURTEEN
POINT EIGHT BILLION IN OTHER
FUNDS. THIS TOTAL REFLECTS BOTH
DIRECT FUNDING TO THE PUBLIC
SEGMENTS AND FUNDING FOR
FINANCIAL AID THAT STUDENTS MAY
RECEIVE AT ELIGIBLE
INSTITUTIONS. THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET PROVIDES A YEAR OVER
YEAR ON GOING FUNDING INCREASES
OF TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
POINT SEVEN MILLION GENERAL
FUND FOR THE UC. A HUNDRED AND
NINETY NINE MILLION GENERAL
FUND FOR THE CSU. AND ABOUT
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY EIGHT
MILLION PROPOSITION NINETY
GENERAL FUND FOR THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. BUILDING UPON LAST
YEAR'S INVESTMENTS THE
ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTS
CONTINUED INVESTMENT IN HIGHER
EDUCATION WITH THE EXPECTATION
THAT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
WILL CONTINUE TO WORK TOGETHER.
AND WITH THEIR EMPLOYER FACULTY
AND STUDENT PARTNERS. A AS A
WAY TO ENHANCE THE CURRENT
HIGHER EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT MODEL TO ENSURE
THAT STUDENTS CAN ACHIEVE BOTH-
HIGHER- START CAN ACHIEVE BOTH
UPWARD ECONOMIC MOBILITY AND
THAT THEY ARE DEVELOPING THE
SKILLS NEEDED. TO MEET THE
STATE'S EVOLVING WORKFORCE
NEEDS WITH THAT- HANDED OVER TO
MY COLLEAGUE BRIAN RUTLEDGE.
GOOD MORNING BRIAN RELIGIOUS
DEPARTMENT FINANCE SO WILL
BEGIN WITH THE UNIVERSITY'S.
LAST YEAR BETWEEN THE
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
THE STATE INVESTED MORE THAN
SIX HUNDRED MILLION ONGOING
GENERAL FUND. THIS YEAR BETWEEN
THE TWO SEGMENTS THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET PROPOSES AN ADDITIONAL
INVESTMENT OF MORE THAN FOUR
HUNDRED MILLION ON GOING
GENERAL FUND. SO PROPOSING MORE
THAN A BILLION NEW PERMANENT
FUNDING OVER A TWO YEAR PERIOD
WELL MARK ONE OF THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL. OF MOMENTS OF
INVESTMENT IN ACROSS THE
SEGMENTS IN STATE HISTORY. I
WILL ALLOW BOTH CSU AND YOU SEE
TO ADDRESS OPERATIONAL
PRESSURES WHILE ALSO PURSUING
LONG LONGER TERM POLICY GOALS.
SO THE ADMINISTRATION IS
PROPOSING THIS YEAR'S
INVESTMENTS WITH THE
EXPECTATION THAT BOTH SEGMENTS
CONTINUE MAKING PROGRESS IN
SEVERAL AREAS. WE EXPECT CSU IN
YOU SEE TO IMPROVE
AFFORDABILITY TO EXPAND ACCESS
TO IMPROVE TIMELY DEGREE
COMPLETION AND TO CONTINUE
ADDRESSING- ACHIEVEMENT GAPS
ACROSS POPULATIONS. SO THE
STRATEGY WERE THE
ADMINISTRATION PURSUED THIS
YEAR IS VERY SIMILAR BETWEEN
CSU AND YOU SEE. THE BIGGEST
COMPONENT IN BOTH SEGMENTS IS A
5% BASS AUGMENTATION SO FOR CSU
THAT'S AN INCREASE OF A HUNDRED
AND NINETY NINE MILLION ON
GOING GENERAL FUND. AND FOR YOU
SEE THAT'S AN INCREASE OF A
HUNDRED AND SIXTY NINE POINT
TWO MILLION ON GOING GENERAL
FUND. SAID THOSE. 5% BASS
AUGMENTATIONS ARE FLEXIBLE%
FLEXIBLE SO THAT THE
UNIVERSITIES. CAN BOTH ADDRESS
OPERATIONAL COST PRESSURES WILL
ALSO FOR FILLING THE
ADMINISTRATION'S EXPECTATIONS.
SO ANOTHER MORE TARGETED
INVESTMENT TOUCHES BOTH CSU AND
YOU SEE AND GOVERNOR'S BUDGET.
IS SIX MILLION ONE TIME FOR CS
USE CONTINUING AND EXTENDED
EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND FOUR
MILLION ONE TIME FOR UC'S
EXTENSION PROGRAMS. SO THOSE
FUNDS ARE MEANT TO EXPAND OR
DEVELOP DEGREE COMPLETION
PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS THAT HAVE
SOME UNITS ALREADY BUT HAVE NOT
COMPLETED A COLLEGE DEGREE. AND.
AND ARE CURRENTLY NOT ENROLLED
IN HIGHER EDUCATION. IT'S ALSO
IMPORTANT FOR BOTH CSU AND YOU
SEE. IS A PROPOSED EXTENSION OF
SUMMER FINANCIAL AID SO THE
TWENTY NINETEEN BUDGET ACT
PROVIDED SIX MILLION GENERAL
FUND TO CSU AND FOUR MILLION
GENERAL FUND TO UC. FOR SUMMER
FINANCIAL AID AND THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSES
EXTENDING THAT FUNDING FROM
DECEMBER THIRTY FIRST. TWO
THOUSAND TWENTY ONE TO JUNE
THIRTIETH TWO THOUSAND TWENTY
THREE. AND PROVIDES FOR
REVISITING THE SUSPENSION DATE
DURING THE TWENTY TWENTY THREE
BUDGET. FOR CSU THESE
INVESTMENT THESE INVESTMENTS
MEAN THAT THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
IS PROPOSING A TOTAL GENERAL
FUND APPROPRIATION OF ABOUT
FOUR POINT TWO BILLION. IN TWO
THOUSAND TWENTY TWENTY ONE THIS
REFLECTS AN INCREASE OF TWO
HUNDRED FIVE MILLION OF WHICH A
HUNDRED NINETY NINE IS ON GOING.
THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
CURRENTLY SERVES ABOUT FOUR
HUNDRED AND TEN THOUSAND FULL
TIME EQUIVALENT STUDENTS ACROSS
TWENTY THREE CAMPUSES AND ACTS
AS A CRITICAL INSTITUTION FOR
EDUCATING. STUDENTS AND SOME OF
THE STATE'S MOST UNDER RESOURCE
REGIONS INCLUDING THE FAR NORTH
THE INLAND EMPIRE AND THE
CENTRAL VALLEY. THE CSU IS ALSO
CURRENTLY STRIVING TO FULFILL
ITS MISSION IN THE FORM OF THE
GRADUATION INITIATIVE TWO
THOUSAND TWENTY FIVE WHICH AIMS
TO INCREASE. GRADUATION RATES
FOR BOTH FRESHMEN AND TRANSFER
STUDENTS AND DECREASED EQUITY
GROUP GAPS ACROSS STUDENT
POPULATIONS. SO PROVIDING A
SUBSTANTIAL BASE INCREASE FOR
CSU WOULD HELP FULFILL THIS
MISSION AND ACHIEVE THOSE
POLICY GOALS. FOR THE UC IN
ADDITION TO BASE FUNDING AND
CONTINUING EDUCATION FUNDING.
THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET ALSO
INCLUDES SEVERAL OTHER TARGETED
INVESTMENTS. CURRENTLY THE UC
IS SERVING MORE THAN TWO
HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND
STUDENTS ATTEND CAMPUSES AND AN
ADDITIONAL FOUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND STUDENTS THROUGH
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS
THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSES
APPROXIMATELY FOUR BILLION. AS
A TOTAL GENERAL FUND
APPROPRIATION FOR THE UC IN TWO
THOUSAND TWENTY TWENTY ONE.
THIS REFLECTS AN INCREASE OF
TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY THREE
MILLION OF WHICH TWO HUNDRED
SEVENTEEN POINT SEVEN IS ON
GOING. SO THE ONGOING GENERAL
FUND INCREASES FOR THE UC. ARE
THE ONE HUNDRED SIXTY NINE
POINT TWO BASS AUGMENTATION
THAT I MENTIONED. TWENTY FIVE
MILLION FOR THE UC RIVERSIDE
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. FIFTEEN
MILLION FOR THE UC SAN
FRANCISCO SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
FRESNO BRANCH CAMPUS IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH YOU SEE MERCED.
THREE POINT SIX MILLION FOR THE
UC DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE
NATURAL RESOURCES. THREE
MILLION FOR THE UC SAN DIEGO
CENTER FOR PUBLIC PREPAREDNESS.
WHICH IS A MULTI CAMPUS
RESEARCH INITIATIVE. AND TWO
POINT THREE MILLION OF WHICH
ONE POINT SIX IS ON GOING TO
OFFSET DECLINING PROP FIFTY SIX
REVENUES THAT SUPPORT GME
RESIDENCY SLOTS. SOTHE ONE
TIME GENERAL FUND INVESTMENTS
IN THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET FOR
YOU SEE INCLUDE FIFTY MILLION
FOR AN ANIMAL SHELTER GRANT
PROGRAM OPERATED BY UC DAVIS
CORD SHELTER MEDICINE PROGRAM.
FOR MILLION FOR THE UC
EXTENSION THAT I MENTIONED. AND
ONE POINT THREE MILLION FOR A
UC SUBJECT MATTER PROJECT IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE. THESE%
INVESTMENTS WILL STRENGTHEN THE
UC'S ABILITY TO FULFILL ITS
MISSION OF PROVIDING
INSTRUCTION RESEARCH AND PUBLIC
SERVICE. THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
ALSO PROPOSES A ONE POINT FOUR
MILLION BASED AUGMENTATION FOR
THE UC HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE
LAW. TURNING NOW TO THE
CALIFORNIA STUDENT AID
COMMISSION OF FINANCIAL AID THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROJECTS
APPROXIMATELY FOUR HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY THOUSAND STUDENTS
RECEIVE NEARLY TWO POINT SEVEN
BILLION IN AID. IN TWO THOUSAND
TWENTY TWENTY ONE. THE CAL GROW
THE CAL GRANT PROGRAM WHICH IS
THE STATE'S LARGEST STUDENT
FINANCIAL AID PROGRAM. IS
EXPECTED TO SERVE ABOUT FOUR
HUNDRED AND SEVEN THOUSAND
STUDENTS AND PROVIDE MORE THAN
TWO POINT FOUR BILLION IN AID.
THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET REFLECTS
A DECREASE OF ONE HUNDRED SIXTY
POINT EIGHT MILLION IN TWENTY
NINETEEN TWENTY AND A DECREASE
OF SIXTY THREE MILLION IN TWO
THOUSAND TWENTY TWENTY ONE.
THAT'S TO REFLECT AN ADJUSTMENT
FOR PREVIOUS PROJECTIONS THAT
OVERESTIMATED THE NUMBER OF A
WORD EASE. THE TWO THOUSAND.
NINETEEN BUDGET ACT ESTABLISHED
OR INCREASE ANNUAL ACCESS
AWARDS FOR STUDENTS WITH
DEPENDENT CHILDREN ATTENDING UC
CSU AND THE CCC'S. AND THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET CONTINUES TO
SUPPORT STUDENT PARENTS BY
PROVIDING AN ADDITIONAL TWENTY
ONE POINT SIX MILLION ONGOING
GENERAL FUND TO REFLECT AN
INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF
ESTIMATED RECIPIENTS IN TWO
THOUSAND TWENTY TWENTY ONE. THE
ADMINISTRATION ALSO PROPOSES
FIVE MILLION ONE TIME GENERAL
FUND TO A STUDENT LOAN WORKING
GROUP. AND STUDENT LOAN
OUTREACH. THE STUDENT LOAN
WORKING GROUP LOOKS FOR BEST
PRACTICES IN ADMINISTRATIVE
STRATEGIES TO BETTER ENSURE
THAT STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS. ADD
TO THE MOST BENEFICIAL LOAN
PROGRAMS REPAYMENT PROGRAMS AND
DEBT SERVICE FORGIVENESS
PROGRAMS. THE FUNDING WILL ALSO
SUPPORT THE CREATION OF A
WEBSITE THAT LISTS ALL
AVAILABLE STATE AND FEDERAL
LOAN REPAYMENT PLANS AND
PROVIDES INFORMATION ABOUT
LOCAL WORKSHOPS THAT HELP
POTENTIAL BORROWERS UNDERSTAND
FEDERAL LOANS. AND FEDERAL LOAN
REPAYMENTS. THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET ALSO INCLUDES A
SIGNIFICANT A SIGNIFICANT
INVESTMENT THAT IS NOT IN CS
YOUR UC'S BUDGET BUT WILL
AFFECT BOTH SEGMENTS. THE
ADMINISTRATION PROPOSES A SEVEN
TEN SEVENTEEN MILLION AT ONE
TIME GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATION
TO THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH OUR
OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH
TO SUPPORT THE FRESNO
INTEGRATED CASE SIXTEEN
EDUCATION COLLABORATIVE. SO THE
FRESNO INTEGRATED CASE SIXTEEN
INTEGRATED COLLABORATIVE WILL
HELP IMPROVE SOCIO ECONOMIC
MOBILITY IN THE GREATER FRESNO
REGION BY CREATING INNOVATIVE
EDUCATIONAL PATHWAYS. THAT
BETTER ALIGN THE REGION'S HIGH
SCHOOLS COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND
FOR YOU UNIVERSITIES TO SUPPORT
STUDENTS IN ATTAINING JOBS IN
HIGH WAGE HIGH GROWTH SECTORS.
AND WITH THAT I'LL TURN IT BACK
TO MY COLLEAGUE MICHELLE KNEW
WHEN TO CLOSE WITH THE
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGES.
THANK YOU BRIAN. FOR COMMUNITY
COLLEGES LOCAL ASSISTANCE BIG
PICTURE THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
PROPOSES TEN POINT TWO BILLION
AND PROPOSITION I NEED FUNDING
FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES IN ADULT
EDUCATION WHICH IS COMPRISED OF
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT
GENERAL FUND LOCAL PROPERTY
TAXES AND STUDENT FEES. THIS
FUNDING SUPPORTS BOTH GENERAL
PURPOSE PORTION MINUTES AND
MANY OTHER PROGRAMS AT THE
COLLEGES. ADMINISTRATION
CONTINUES TO SUPPORT STUDENT
SUCCESS IN CLOSING LONGSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENT GAPS IN THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM IN
ALIGNMENT WITH THE SYSTEMS
VISION FOR SUCCESS STRATEGIC
PLAN. THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
CONTINUES TO IMPLEMENT THE
STUDENT CENTERED FUNDING
FORMULA WHICH IS NOW IN ITS
SECOND YEAR OF IMPLEMENTATION.
AFTER ADOPTING THE REVISED
EIGHTEEN AND MAKING FURTHER
ADJUSTMENTS IN TWO THOUSAND
NINETEEN. IS GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
PROPOSES NO ADDITIONAL
REFINEMENTS TO THE FUNDING
FORMULA FOR FISCAL YEAR TWENTY
TWENTY TWENTY ONE. THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE CONTINUES
TO MAKE IMPROVEMENTS TO ITS
DATA COLLECTION AND IT AND
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN TO IMPROVE
THE ACCURACY OF THE DATA
REPORTED BY DISTRICTS FOR
PLANNING PURPOSES OF THE
FUNDING FORMULA. IN ADDITION
THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROVIDES
FUNDING OF A HUNDRED AND NINETY
NINE MILLION PROPOSITION NINETY
GENERAL FUND FOR APPORTIONMENT
IN TWENTY TWENTY TWENTY ONE.
INCLUDING THIRTY TWO MILLION
FOR ENROLLMENT GROWTH AND A
HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN MILLION
FOR A TWO POINT TWO NINE
PERCENT. COST OF LIVING
ADJUSTMENT. COLE IS ALSO
PROVIDED FOR VARIOUS COMMUNITY
COLLEGE PROGRAMS AMOUNTING TO
ABOUT TWENTY TWO MILLION
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT
GENERAL FUND. THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET MAKE SEVERAL INVESTMENTS
IN APPRENTICESHIPS AND WORK
BASED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
TOTALING EIGHTY THREE POINT TWO
MILLION. PROPOSITION I NEED
GENERAL FUND. THIS AND OF
MILLION DOLLAR AUGMENTATION TO
THE EXISTING CALIFORNIA
APPRENTICESHIP INITIATIVE ALSO
KNOWN AS CA I. TWENTY MILLION
ONE TIME TO EXPANDWORK BASED
LEARNING MODELS AND PROGRAMS AT
THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES. AND
FORTY EIGHT POINT TWO MILLION
OF WHICH TWENTY POINT FOUR
MILLION IS ONE TIME TO SUPPORT
PROJECTED INCREASES IN
REIMBURSABLE APPRENTICESHIP
INSTRUCTIONAL HOURS ALSO KNOWN
AS RSI. THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET
CREATES THE CAN CALIFORNIA
COMMUNITY COLLEGES SYSTEM
SUPPORT PROGRAM WHICH
CONSOLIDATES FUNDING FOR BOTH
SYSTEM WIDE INITIATIVES AND
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SET ASIDES
INTO A SINGLE PROGRAM. THIS
PROGRAM IS INTENDED TO BETTER
ENABLE THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE
TO MEET THE COULD COMMUNITY
COLLEGE SYSTEMS TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE NEEDS BY CREATING A
BROADER APPROACH AND PROVIDING
FLEXIBILITY- TO PROVIDE SUPPORT
AS COLLEGES NEEDS EMERGE AND
EVOLVE OVER TIME. GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET PROPOSES FIFTEEN POINT
EIGHT MILLION PROPOSITION
NINETY GENERAL FUND TO SUPPORT
UNDOCUMENTED AND IMMIGRANT
STUDENTS ACROSS THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES. THIS INCLUDES TEN
MILLION FOR LEGAL SERVICES FOR
IMMIGRANTS STUDENTS FACULTY AND
STAFF AND FIVE POINT EIGHT
MILLION FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION
OF AB SIXTEEN FORTY FIVE TO
FIND DREAMER RESOURCE LIAISONS
AND STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
FOR IMMIGRANT STUDENTS IT. OR
IMMIGRANT STUDENTS ON COMMUNITY
COLLEGE CAMPUSES. GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET PROPOSES TWENTY FIVE
MILLION ONE TIME PROP NINETY
EIGHT GENERAL FUND AND FACULTY
RELATED INVESTMENTS INCLUDING
FIFTEEN MILLION FOR A STATE
WIDE PILOT FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
TO IMPROVE FACULTY DIVERSITY.
AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND
TEN MILLION FOR PART TIME
FACULTY OFFICE HOURS. THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSES
FIFTEEN MILLION PROPOSITION I
NEED GENERAL FUND TO SUPPORT NO
OR LOW COST INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENTS. THIS INCLUDES FIVE
MILLION AN ON GOING FUNDS FOR-
PROPOSED FOR INSTRUCTIONAL
MATERIALS FOR DUAL ENROLLMENT
STUDENTS AND TEN MILLION IN ONE
TIME FUNDING. FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT OF ZERO TEXTBOOK
COSTS DEGREES WHICH WAS LAST
PROVIDED FUNDING IN THE TWO
THOUSAND SIXTEEN BUDGET ACT.
FINALLY UP UP THE LOCAL
ASSISTANCE INVESTMENTS THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSES
ELEVEN POINT FOUR MILLION
PROPOSITION NINETY GENERAL
FUND. TO ESTABLISH YOUR SUPPORT
FOOD PANTRIES AS A WAY TO
SUPPORT BASIC NEEDS. ON
COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUSES. FOR
STATE OPERATIONS FOR THE
CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSES
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND ONE TIME
NINE NINETY EIGHT GENERAL FUND.
FOR A STAFFING CONTRACT ON
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ATHLETE
COMPENSATION PURSUANT TO SB TWO
OH SIX. IN ADDITION THE BUDGET
PROVIDES A HUNDRED AND SIXTY
SIX THOUSAND ON GOING NINE
PROPOSITION NINETY EIGHT
GENERAL FUND AND ONE POSITION
FOR AN ACCOUNTING POSITION AT
THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE.
FINALLY DO YOU HAVE TO WRAP UP.
FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE
FACILITIES PROJECTS THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET PROPOSES
TWENTY SEVEN POINT SIX MILLION
IN GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND
FUNDING FOR TWENTY FOUR NEW
PROJECTS TO ADDRESS CRITICAL
FIRE LIFE SAFETY ISSUES. AS FOR
CONTINUING PROJECTS FUNDING FOR
THESE PROJECTS WILL BE
CONSIDERED OVER THE SPRING AND
THE ADMINISTRATION IS WORKING
WITH THE CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE TO
A LINE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THOSE
CONTINUING PROJECTS WITH-
CONSISTENT WITH PROJECT
SCHEDULES. AND WITH THAT WERE
HAPPY TO. TAKE QUESTIONS WELL
AFTER THE ALLEY- PRESENTATION
THANK YOU WILL GO THE LA FIRST.
THEM BACK. GOOD MORNING
JENNIFER PATEL AT AT THAT
ALLEGE ANALYST'S OFFICE YOU
SHOULD HAVE A COPY OF OUR
HIGHER AT ANALYSIS. I WE DO
HAVE A FEW COMPANION BUDGET
REPORTS FOR EXAMPLE WE COVERED
THE TO UC MED SCHOOL PROPOSALS
IN A SEPARATE AN ANALYSIS BUT
ALL DISTRICT BE REFERRING TO
THE MAIN REPORT THIS MORNING.
AND GIVEN YOU'LL HAVE MANY
HEARINGS TO CALM THAT YOU'LL
DIE VERY DEEPLY INTO THE
SPECIFIC PROPOSALS I'LL KEEP MY
COMMENTS FOCUSED ON JUST THE
LARGER COMPONENTS OF THE
GOVERNOR'S PACKAGE SO STARTING
WITH THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES IF
YOU TURN TO PAGE FIVE OF THE
REPORT. YOU LOOK AT FIGURE TWO
YOU'LL SEE ALL OF THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE PROPOSALS THAT YOU JUST
HEARD ABOUT YOU'LL SEE THE
LARGEST AUGMENTATION THE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN MILLION
FOR POOR CEMENTS AS YOU HEARD
TWO. TWO NINE THANKS PAULA. I
WOULDN'T ASK THEM OF HOW MY CAN
YOU COLLEGE SYSTEM WIDE WOULD
NEED TO COVER THEIR PENSION
COST INCREASES THAT WE ALREADY
KNOW ABOUT FOR STARZ. HERS
THOSE ARE ESTIMATED AT A
HUNDRED AND TWENTY MILLION. SO
UNDER THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL
YOU'D HAVE LESS THAN FIFTY
MILLION LEFT FOR ALL OTHER
COMPENSATION RELATED. OPERATING
COSTS AND EXPENSES THAT THE
COLLEGE AS- IN MAY YOU'LL HAVE
POST APRIL TAX COLLECTIONS WILL
KNOW MUCH MORE ABOUT THE
STATE'S REVENUE PICTURE ABOUT
HOW MUCH MONEY IS AVAILABLE FOR
THE COLLEGE AS- AT THAT TIME
WERE FUNDING TO BE. ADJUSTED UP
OR DO YOU WANT TO TEMPLATE MORE
GENERAL PURPOSE FUNDING FOR THE
COLLEGES TO COVER. A STORY
INCREASES HOW INCREASE. AS WELL
AS PENSIONS. YOU'LL ALSO HAVE A
BETTER SENSE OF THE EXACT WHOLE
ARRAY AND THAT KIND OF APRIL
GET LOCKED OUT. WE HAVE SEVEN
EIGHT QUARTERS DATA RIGHT NOW.
BASED UPON BANCORP ISN'T IT.
THE COLD IT WOULD BE TO PUT 14%
RIGHT NOW I MEAN AND JUST.
LOWER GOVERNOR JANUARY I MY. IF
YOU LOOK AT THE BAR PART OF
JUST FIGURE TO. SEE THE ONE
TIME IN THIS. THAT YOU HEARD OF.
THERE'S SOME EACH IS TWENTY ARE
LESS FATAL NINETY MILLION. I WE
ALSO HAVE A PROP NINETY EIGHT
AS A- AND NOT REPORT YOU'LL SEE
ALL OF THE ONE TIME PROPOSITION
NINETY EIGHT SPENDING
PROPOSALS. IN TOTAL THE ONE
TIME PROP NINETY EIGHT IS TWO
BILLION SO WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO
THINK ABOUT FOR THE COLLEGES
FOR PROP NINETY EIGHT TOTAL.
CONSIDERING PULLING TOGETHER
TWO BILLION DOLLARS I'M
FOCUSING ON EXISTING
LIABILITIES BOTH THE SCHOOLS IN
THE COLLEGES. HAVE BILLIONS OF
DOLLARS AND PURRS STIRS
MAINTENANCE OBLIGATIONS. AND
WE'D ENCOURAGE YOU TO THINK
ABOUT DOING NOT BEFORE YOU
CREATE A LOT OF SMALL- TIME NEW
INITIATIVES. WE ENCOURAGE YOU
TO THINK ABOUT THAT EVEN ON THE
NINE NINETY EIGHT SIDE OF YOUR
BUDGET SO YOU'LL HEAR THROUGH
THE COMING MONTHS. NEW YOU SEE
YES TWO ONE. HOLES BUT BOTH.
THE STEP OFF. OF MY. AS AS
MAINTENANCE SITES. RIGHT SHIN
LIABILITIES. IF YOU TURN TO
PAGE TWENTY EIGHT FIGURE.
YOU'LL SEE OF THE COMMUNITY.
THE STILL PURPOSE BEING SO WITH
FIFTY ONE WE THINK THE GENERAL
PACKAGE OF FACILITY PROJECTS IS
REASONABLE IF YOU WERE TO
APPROVE THIS KIND OF PACKAGE OF
PROPOSALS YOU WOULD HAVE
DEDICATED ONE POINT SIX BILLION
OF YOUR TWO BILLION IMPROPER
FIFTY ONE MONEY SO YOU'D BE ON
TRACK TO SPEND IT OVER ABOUT A
FIVE YEAR PERIOD THERE'D STILL
REMAINING FOR TWENTY. TWENTY
TWO PROJECTS. WE THINK THE
GOVERNOR'S APPROACH ON THE
COLLEGE PROJECTS IS COMMENDABLE
HE'S DOING IT IN A VERY
INCREMENTAL WAY WHERE HE
FOCUSES ON FUNDING PLANNING AND
WORKING DRAWINGS FIRST ONCE
PULMONARY PLANTS HAVE BEEN
COMPLETED AND THERE IS A MUCH
BETTER ASK THE MEN OF THE COST
AND SCOPE. AND SCHEDULE OF THE
PROJECT THEN AUTHORIZING
CONSTRUCTION SO I THINK THIS IS
A VERY WISE PRUDENT INCREMENTAL
APPROACH TO DOING IT IT'S NOT
THE APPROACH THAT THE STATE HAS
BEEN USING THE LAST FEW YEARS
FOR UC AND CSU PROJECTS WHICH
IS DEFINED ALL PHASES- UP FRONT.
SIR TURNING TO THE UNIVERSITY
IS. WE THINK THE GOVERNOR'S
BASIC APPROACH THIS YEAR IS A
STEP BACKWARDS FROM LAST YEAR
IF YOU REMEMBER LAST YEAR HE
HAD. AUGMENTATIONS THEY WERE
CONNECTED WITH ACHIEVING
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES THIS YEAR
THEY'RE JUST 5% BASTING PROCESS
SO WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO THINK
ABOUT YOUR BUDGET PRIORITIES
HOW MUCH IT COVER IT COSTS TO
COVER ANY PARTICULAR PRIORITY.
AND BUILDING YOUR PACKAGE
ACCORDINGLY. IF YOU LOOK AT
PAGE THIRTY NINE. FIGURE
FOURTEEN. YOU CAN SEE WHAT
WOULD HAPPEN IF YOU LOOK AT THE
FIRST COLUMN HERE ARE LABELED
NO TUITION INCREASE YOU'VE
HEARD ABOUT CS USE THE 5%
INCREASE UNDER THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET A HUNDRED AND NINETY
NINE MILLION WE JUST GIVE YOU
AN A LUSTER TO THE BUDGET
PACKAGE TO WHAT IF YOU WANTED
TO COVER HEALTH CARE COST
INCREASES PENSION COST
INCREASES WHAT IF YOU WANTED TO
SUPPORT SALARY INCREASES OF
ABOUT 3% THAT'S ABOUT THE GOING
RATE OF INFLATION HOW MUCH
WOULD IT COST TO DO THAT AND
YOU SEE THAT UNDER. ALASTOR TO
EDGY WOULD HAVE TWELVE BILLION
REMAINING FOR ROAMING GROWTH
THE GRAD INITIATIVE STUDENT
MENTAL HEALTH WHATEVER
PRIORITIES YOU MIGHT ESTABLISH.
AS A STEP THIS YEAR BOTH. OF
THE BOARDS CSU BOARD OF
TRUSTEES UC BOARD OF REGENTS
HAVE ASKED FOR MORE THAN THE
GOVERNOR HAS PROVIDED IN THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET. SO YOU HAVE
TO OBVIOUS WAYS YOU CAN THINK
ABOUT INCREASING BUDGET
CAPACITY. ONE IS TO INCREASE TO
REST ON BOTH BOARDS ARE
CONTEMPLATING TUITION INCREASE
SAYS. SO THE SECOND COLUMN THAT
SAYS CSU SITUATION PROPOSAL IS
HOW MUCH ADDITIONAL REVENUE OR
BUDGET CAPACITY WOULD YOU HAVE.
IF YOU INCREASED TUITION BY
INFLATION ROUGHLY BY INFLATION
BY THREE PERCENT. YOU'D HAVE
ABOUT THIRTY MILLION BOTTOM
LINE MORE OR FORTY TWO TOTAL TO
COVER OTHER BUDGET PRIORITIES
LIKE ENROLLMENT GROWTH. GRAD
INITIATIVE EXCEPT FOR A-
ANOTHER WAY TO INCREASE BUDGET
CAPACITY IS TO THINK ABOUT
USING UC AND CSU RESERVE
STRATEGICALLY WHETHER THAT
WOULD BE FOR SEISMIC SAFETY
STUDIES FOR RETIREE IN THE
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE BACKLOG.
THAT OBVIOUSLY ONLY GIVES YOU A
ONE TIME BUDGET TOOL BUT IT'S
ALSO A WAY IN A PARTICULAR YEAR
YOU CAN EXPAND BUDGET CAPACITY.
IF YOU TURN ZERO AT- PAGE FIFTY
FIVE. FIGURE TWENTY FOUR YOU
CAN SEE THE SAME ALASTOR TO
BUDGET PLANS FOR YOU SEE YOU
CAN SEE WHAT WHAT HAPPENED WITH
AND WITHOUT A TUITION INCREASE
SO AS YOU HAVE HEARD ABOUT
EARLIER THE GOVERNOR HAS A
HUNDRED AND SIXTY NINE MILLION
AND BASS AUGMENTATION FOR UC.
IF YOU WERE TO BE SUPPORTIVE OF
A 3% SALARY INCREASE COVER
HEALTH CARE COST INCREASES
PENSION COST INCREASES. THAT
WOULD ACTUALLY COST ABOUT
ELEVEN MILLION MORE THAN THE
GOVERNOR HAS AND HAS PROPOSAL.
IF YOU WENT WITH- YOU SEE IS
CONTEMPLATING A FEW TUITION
POLICIES ONE WOULD BE LINKED TO
INFLATION IF YOU DID THAT YOU
WOULD END UP WITH ABOUT FIFTY
TWO MILLION BE ON WHAT'S IN THE
GOVERNOR'S BUDGET AVAILABLE TO
FUND ADDITIONAL YOU SEE
PRIORITIES WEATHER WOULD BE
ENROLLMENT GROWTH. A STUDENT
SUCCESS OR IMPROVEMENT
INITIATIVE STUDENT MENTAL
HEALTH AGAIN WHATEVER IT MIGHT
BE. WE THINK THAT TUITION
POLICY COULD NOT ONLY HAVE THE
BENEFIT OF ADDITIONAL
PREDICTABILITY FOR FAMILIES BUT
ALSO. GREATER EQUITY ACROSS
STUDENT COHORT RIGHT NOW IF YOU
TURN BACK JUST A FEW PAGES TO
PAGE FIFTY TWO WHEN OU LOOK AT
FIGURE TWENTY TWO IT SHOWS YOU
THE A FACT OF NOT HAVING A
TUITION POLICY WHERE YOU CAN
SEE TUITION ABS AND FLOWS WITH
THE ECONOMIC CYCLE. SO IF YOU
HAPPEN TO BE A STUDENT ENTERING
COLLEGE DURING OUR SESSION
YOU'RE LIKELY TO SEE STEEP-
TUITION INCREASES IF YOU HAPPEN
TO BE SORT OF LUCKY ENOUGH TO
ENTER DURING AN ECONOMIC
EXPANSION YOUR FEES ARE LIKELY
THE STATE FLAT. SO IF YOU ARE
TUITION PAINS STUDENT YOU ENTER
DURING A RECESSION YOUR TUITION
GOES UP YOUR SHARE OF COSTS
THAT YOU'RE COVERING GOES UP
AND IT MIGHT BE HAPPENING AT A
TIME WHERE YOUR FAMILY ISN'T
SEEN ANY WAGE GROWTH ARE MUCH
LOWER WAGE GROWTH AND A HOUSE
IN THE PAST. SO THE LAST LATE
THE CAPITAL OUTLAY ARE. FOR THE
UNIVERSE. IF YOU GO BACK TO
PAGE FORTY ONE. YOU CAN SEE ALL
OF CS USE REQUEST AS WELL AS
THE ONES THAT THE GOVERNOR HAS
PRELIMINARILY APPROVED. I'M SO
IF FOR THE YOU KNOW ABOUT THE
EDUCATION FACILITIES BOND IT'S
ON THE ELECTION HERE LESS THAN
A WEEK AWAY IF THE BOND MEASURE
PASSES THE ADMINISTRATION HAS
GIVEN AN INDICATION. BILL
REVISIT THIS LAST NAME MIGHT
REVISIT IT IN TWO WAYS THEY
MIGHT TAKE SOME OF THOSE
PROJECTS NOW BEING FUNDED WITH
THE CSU BOND AND CONVERTED OVER
TO A STATE GENERAL OBLIGATION
BOND OR IT MIGHT ADD ADDITIONAL
LIST. OF PROJECTS TO THE LAST
OF APPROVED PROJECTS. SO WE
JUST WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU THAT
IF THE MEASURED DOES PASS NEXT
WEEK TO TARA START THINKING
ABOUT WHETHER YOU WANT TO USE
THAT STATE GEO BOND MONEY IN
ADDITION TO UNIVERSITY BONDS OR
IN PLACE OF IT. OBVIOUSLY IF
YOU USE THAT ON TOP OF IT WOULD
OTHERWISE WITH UNIVERSITY UNTIL
MORE TOTAL CAPITAL PROJECTS FOR
THE UNIVERSITY IT'LL COME AT A
GREATER STATE COSTA SORT OF
OBVIOUS TRADE OFF FOR YOU TO
COME. IF YOU ARE PAGE. FIVE YOU
CAN I'M SORRY THE PHONE COMMENT
CS YOU IS THERE JUST A THE
SYSTEM IS JUST A- WEEKS. FROM
YOU A MORE YEAR. TO DEAL WITH
THEIR MAINTENANCE BACKLOG AS
WELL AS THEIR SEISMIC SAFETY
RESTS. SO IN JUST A FEW WEEKS
HE'LL BE MUCH BETTER POSITION
TO CONSIDER- WORKING WITH CSU
TO ADDRESS THOSE ISSUES. AS A I
ON PAGE SIXTY FIVE SO FINALLY
THE- YOU CAN SEE UC'S PROJECTS
YOU CAN SEE MANY OF THOSE
PROJECTS AND FIGURE THIRTY ONE
DEAL WITH SEISMIC SAFETY ISSUES.
AND MANY OF THE SAME ISSUES
APPLY HAS TO CSU SOME ARE
DIFFERENT YOU'LL TALKABOUT ALL
OF THAT IN THE FUTURE HEARING.
IF YOU TURN TO THE BACK OF THE
REPORT PAGE THE BEGINNING ON
PAGE SEVENTY ONE YOU CAN SEE
ALL OF THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSALS
THAT WE COVER IN THE REPORT AS
WELL AS OUR SUGGESTED ISSUES TO
CONSIDER. AND SO IN CONCLUSION
AS YOU GO ABOUT BUILDING YOUR
BUDGET ERE OVER THE NEXT
SEVERAL MONTHS THE WHOLE ELLIE
OFF HIGHER AT TEAM IS HERE TO
SUPPORT AND HELP YOU. FIX. OKAY
QUESTION. MR MEDINA. TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE THE TEN
MILLION ALLOCATED TO CSU. FOR
NON- UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS THIS
WOULD BE FIRST TIME IS THAT.
WRITER FIRST TIME THE TWO YEARS
AUDITORY COMMUNITY COLLEGES
IMMUNITY COLLEGE RIGHT SO THIS
IS A- THIS IS INTENDED TO MAKE
A ONE TIME INVESTMENT FROM THE
TWO THOUSAND EIGHTEEN BUDGET
ACTS INTENDED TO MAKE THAT
INVESTMENT ON GOING AND WHAT
WITH THAT TEN MILLION. PROVIDE
WELL THE TEN MILLION WOULD
PROVIDE. RIGHT RIGHT NOW IT
WOULD PROVIDE A LEGAL SEARCH-
AT CERTAIN HOST CAMPUSES THERE
WOULD BE- LEGAL SERVICES
PROVIDERS ON IS SET UP ON THIS
CAMPUS IS TO PROVIDE SERVICES
FOR VARIOUS IMMIGRANT STUDENTS
FACULTY AND STAFF. TO SOMETHING
SIMILAR TO WHAT YOU SEE HAS IN
PLACE NOW. THAT'S CORRECT AND
IN THE CSU ALSO HAS AN
INVESTMENT FOR IMMIGRANT LEGAL
SERVICES AND HOW FAR WOULD THAT
TEN MILLION GO FOR A HUNDRED
AND TWENTY SOME. DIFFERENT
CAMPUSES OF THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE. CAN BUT IT'S INTENDED
TO SERVE OF THE SYSTEM I MY
UNDERSTANDING IS RIGHT NOW THE-
THE COLLEGES ARE IN THE PROCESS
OF SETTING UP THAT SYSTEM FROM
THE TWO THOUSAND EIGHTEEN
INVESTMENT AND THAT THERE ARE
SOME DISCUSSIONS ABOUT FOR-
COLLEGES WHERE THEY ARE NOT A
HOST COLLEGE BUT THEY DO HAVE
IMMIGRANT STUDENTS REQUIRE
SERVICES HAD A ADDRESS THAT-
BUT- SO I THINK THOSE
CONVERSATIONS ARE STILL ONGOING
RIGHT NOW. THANK YOU SO ONE OF
MY COLLEAGUES AS LOOKING INTO
THE ISSUE AND WILL DO A POST
HERE SHORTLY IT'LL TALK ABOUT
WHAT THE WHAT THE SEGMENTS HAVE
DONE TO DATE ALL THREE YOU SEE
CSU COMMUNITY COLLEGES. HAVE
ALL RECEIVED SOME MONEY FOR
IMMIGRANT LEGAL SERVICES OVER
THE LAST THREE YEARS SO JUST DO
AN UPDATE ON WHAT THEY'VE SPENT
TO DATE HOW MUCH OF THAT MONEY
REMAINS ON SPENT AND THEN WHAT
AUGMENTATION OF ANY ONE OF MY
CONSIDER MOVING FORWARD OUR
UNDERSTANDING AS WITH THE
COLLEGES AND CSU. CAMPUSES SOME
OF THEM ARE BEING TREATED AS A
HOBBY CAMPUS THEY'RE HAVING A
NETWORK WITH A LEGAL SERVICES
AGENCY WHO IS COMING. FIRST.
HOW MANY AND SHOW IN. SORT OF
LIKE HOW MANY CON. OUR ARE A-
AND WHAT WOULD BE NEED AGAIN
MOVING FOR TO SOMETHING WHERE
STILL WORKING WITH THE SEGMENTS
TO FIGURE OUT. WHAT I WOULD I
WOULD ADD FROM MY OWN
EXPERIENCE- THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES ARE SHOULD CERTAINLY
NEEDING. OF THESE SERVICES THAT
OTHER. COLLEGE STUDENTS IN THE
CSU. AND THE UC HAVE HAD. SO
HAPPY TO SEE IT IN THE BUD.
OKAY I WANT TO GO BACK TO THE
TOPIC OF ENROLLMENT WE TALKED
ABOUT IT A LITTLE BIT WHILE AGO
WITH. CASEIN HANS JOHNSON. SO
pDEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. SO IN IN
THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL THEIR
RESOURCES MORE. GENERAL SENSE
THERE'S NOT WITH ANY TARGET SIR
KIND OF SPECIFIC DIRECTION FOR
THE UC RELATE TO ENROLLMENT
GROWTH. AND THEN I KNOW THE
GOVERNOR'S. IS PUBLICLY SAY
THAT HE DOESN'T SUPPORT THE
TWISTING INCREASES BUT THE
REGION'S LOOKS LIKE THEY DO AND
HE HAS ONE VOTE OF COURSE. AND
SO THAT WOULD BE ADDITIONAL
REVENUES FOR THE UC TO FILL
THEIR- THEIR BUDGET ASKS FROM
CALIFORNIA AND THE PEOPLE OF
CALIFORNIA STUDENTS THROUGH
TUITION BUT ALSO FRANKLY US TO
REPAY THAT CAL GRANT PIECE OF
THAT SO THAT COMES OUT OF THE
GENERAL FUND. AND WHAT ONE
THING I JUST WANTED TO PRESS
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ON IS
THERE'S NO. DOES NOT DOES
THERE'S NO CONVERSATION OR
GOALS FROM YOU ALL ABOUT
ENROLLMENT GROWTH THE WAY YOU
THINK IT'S IF IT'S A PRIORITY
OR NOT WE KNOW THAT MORE
STUDENTS ARE GRADUATE FROM HIGH
SCHOOL READY TO GO TO COLLEGE-
WE ALL HERE IN OUR DISTRICTS.
AND WE JUST HEARD FROM PP I SEE
THAT WE NEED THESE- NEW
STUDENTS TO FILL THE JOBS OF
TODAY AND TOMORROW THINK THE
NUMBER THAT THEY HIS HANS
PEOPLE LOOK AT YOUR CHART
INCLUDES FIVE THOUSAND FOR YOU
SEE. SO THERE IS NOT A
SPECIFIC- TARGETS IN THEIR
DIRECTION FROM THE DEPARTMENT
OF FINANCE AND WHY IS THAT SO.
THANK YOU FOR THE QUESTION SO
AT THIS TIME THE ADMINISTRATION
IS NOT PROPOSING- TARGET FOR
EITHER THE CSU ARE YOU SEE. WE
DO RECOGNIZE THAT. ENROLLMENT
WILL BE PART OF THE ONGOING
BUDGET CONVERSATION WITH THE
LEGISLATURE. WE WOULD ALSO NOTE
THAT IN THE TWENTY NINETEEN
BUDGET FOR THE UC. THERE WAS A
PRE FUNDED- PORTION OF
ADDITIONAL ROMAN SO THERE WAS
FORTY NINE POINT NINE MILLION
ON GOING GENERAL FUND TO
SUPPORT FOUR THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED AND SIXTY ADDITIONAL UC
RESIDENT AND UNDERGRADUATES
LOTS. AND BASED ON CURRENT
ENROLLMENT ESTIMATES IT'S
LOOKING LIKE IN THE TWELFTH TWO
THOUSAND TWENTY TWENTY ONE
ACADEMIC YEAR ABOUT SIXTEEN
HUNDRED ADDITIONAL UC STUDENTS
WILL BE ENROLLED THROUGH
FUNDING WAS PROVIDED IN TWENTY
NINETEEN SURE BUT THOSE ARE FOR
COMMITMENTS FROM PRIOR YEARS
NOT FROM STATE GOING FORWARD
AND AS THE CHART SAID FROM PP I
SEE WE NEED. THOUSAND NEW
ENROLLMENTS LOTS THIS YEAR AND
NEXT YEAR AND EVERY YEAR ON
GOING SO THAT THE DISCONNECT
AND SO SOMETHING THAT WE
PROBABLY WANT TO PRIOR TO THIS
AND OUR FINAL BUDGET IS HAVE A
TARGET IN THERE I THINK IF YOU
DON'T PUT IT DOWN AND HOPE FOR
THE BEST YOU'RE NOT GOING TO
SELL I THINK SOME THAT WE WANT
TO MAKE SURE THAT WE- WORK ON
AND I KNOW. WE HEAR THAT FROM.
THANK IT'S IN A FEW SECONDS.
ANY OTHER QUESTIONS MISS RIGHT
TO. YES I WANTED TO ALSO READER
THE CHAIRMAN'S AMPS ON THE AND
RAW GROWTH BUT FROM A DIFFERENT
PERSPECTIVE AND- FORGIVE ME FOR
THOSE THAT HAVE- HEARD ME SAY
THIS BEFORE BUT- YOU KNOW. I AM
IN IN MY DISTRICT LIKE HOW
DIFFICULT IT IS TO GET INTO BED
THEY UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA AND
I ALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY
AND- IT'S MY UNDERSTANDING
THAT. YOU KNOW THEY THEY THE
BASIC BIG PICTURE DYNAMIC IS
THAT YOU KNOW- OUR OUR
POPULATION THAT ARE STATEWIDE
POPULATION HAS HAS DOUBLED FROM
FROM A LITTLE OVER TWENTY
MILLION IN NINETEEN EIGHTY TWO
TO NOW- FORTY MILLION. WELL BE-
THE CAPACITY FOR THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA THE CALIFORNIA
STATE UNIVERSITY HAS NOT
DOUBLE- ESPECIALLY. GIVEN THAT
WE ARE ADMITTING MORE MORE- OUT
OF STATE STUDENTS- IN ORDER TO
ADD AT THE UNIVERSITY
CALIFORNIA IN PARTICULAR TO.
YEAH TO GET THOSE REVENUES SO
YOU KNOW NOT ONLY FROM- A WORK
FORCE PERSPECTIVE BUT ALSO IN
TERMS OF- JUST. KEEPING PACE
WITH OUR RAPIDLY GROWING STATE
POPULATION- THEY TO PROVIDE THE
OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR OUR KIDS
TO BE ABLE TO ATTEND THE
UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY I HOPE
THAT. I ENCOURAGE. LAND
ENROLLMENT- TARGET GROWTH- THIS
AND IS IT IS SO THAT WE COULD.
YOU KNOW PLAN FOR. YOU KNOW
EIGHT EIGHT EIGHT A LONG TERM
PLAN AND COME FIGURE OUT HOW TO
HOW WE'RE GOING TO PAY FOR
THAT. THANK YOU. OKAY THANK YOU
AND THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING
A WILL SEE YOU ALL IN THE
COMING WEEKS AND MONTHS. NOW WE
WANT TO GET TO OUR THREE
SEGMENTS TO GIVE US THEIR
PERSPECTIVE ON THE INITIAL
BUDGET PROPOSAL. FROM JANUARY
TEN AND WHERE WE SHOULD GO
GOING FORWARD SO WE'LL HAVE THE
UC HER CSU SYSTEM AT OUR
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. OKAY. THE
START UP WITH OUR COMMUNITY
COLLEGES THEY'LL BE ALWAYS THE
LAST TO LET THEM GO FIRST THIS
TIME. THAT'S USE THAT YES. GOOD
MORNING CHEN MCCARTY- AND
MEMBERS OF THE BUDGET
SUBCOMMITTEE- MY NAME IS LIZ
THAT NEVER AT- BY CHANCE FOR
COLLEGE FINANCING FACILITIES
PLANNING AT THEY LET ME NTER
AFTER JUST SAY CONGRATULATIONS
ON YOUR NEW ASSIGNMENT OF THE
COMMUNICABLE JUST THINKING OF
THEM THANK YOU I LOOK FORWARD
TO WORKING WITH ALL OF YOU SO-
AS I MENTIONED- AND WITH IT.
THE TEAMSTERS OFFICE- AND I
WANTED- SHARED OVER VIEW OF THE
CALIFORNIA COMING COLLEGES
BUDGET AND OUR PERSPECTIVE. AS
YOU MAY KNOW CALIFORNIA COMING
COLLEGES SERVE OVER 70% OF THE
PUBLIC HIGHER EDUCATION STUDENT
POPULATION IN THE ENTIRE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA WITHCOMPRISE THE
VAST MAJORITY OF THE STUDENTS.
THAT ENTER THE WORK FORCE- AND
PROVIDE THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
AND CIVIC MOBILITY FOR OUR
STATE. CALIFORNIA COMEY
COLLEGES ARE AT THE FOREFRONT
IN COMBATING INCOME INEQUALITY
IN TRAIL BLAZING IN SUPPORTING
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC MOBILITY.
WE BELIEVE THAT THE-
ADMINISTRATION AND THE
GOVERNOR'S JANUARY BUDGET
PROVIDES AN IMPORTANT FIRST
STEP- IN THE BUDGET DISCUSSIONS
OF HOW WE CAN BEST SUPPORT OUR
STUDENTS. SO HIGHLIGHT SOME
BROAD CATEGORIES OF THE BUDGET
AND PROVIDER PERSPECTIVES IN
THE WAYS THAT AS AS THESE
INVESTMENTS CAN SUPPORT OUR
STUDENTS ARE DISTRICTS IN A
LINE WITH THE VISION FOR
SUCCESS. SO FIRST START WITH
TALKING ABOUT- DISTRICT
CAPACITY IN MEETING THE SCF
BATH. WE BELIEVE THAT PROVIDING
RESOURCES INCLUDED- OF FOR THE
COLA TWO POINT TWO NINE. AND
NINETY NINE I MILLION DOLLAR
ARE CRITICAL ENSURING THAT
DISTRICTS HAVE OPERATIONAL
DOLLARS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND
SERVICES DIRECTLY ON CAMPUSES-
THESE- INVESTMENTS WILL SUPPORT
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STUDENT
CENTER FUNDING FORMULA WHICH
WENT INTO EFFECT AND TWENTY
EIGHTEEN. ANOTHER CATEGORY ONE
ALSO MENTION IS AROUND
AFFORDABILITY WE KNOW THAT
THAT'S BEEN A BIG DISCUSSION
FOR THE LEGISLATURE AND- WE SEE
MANY AREAS OF INVESTMENT HERE
THAT ARE GOOD FOR STARTS. ONE
OF THE ONE OF THEM IS AROUND
FOOD PANTRIES ARE ONES THAT WE
KNOW THAT THIS AS A COMMITTEE
HAS BEEN A HUGE PROPONENT AB IF
THE TWENTY PROPOSAL WOULD
PROVIDE ONGOING FUND SO THAT
WE- CREATE MORE CONSISTENT
GRAHAM FOR A FOR. GOOD INSTEAD
MEDIAN AID. THE CHAIR OFFICE
HAS I JUST THESE RESOURCE SAYS
TO COLLEGES ARE BASED ON- THEIR
APPLICATIONS BUT ALSO THE
ABILITY TO CONNECTS YOU DIDN'T
STICK HEALTH FRESH OTHER
RESOURCES THAT WE CAN HELP IN
THE CONVERSATION A BASIC NEEDS
AND SECURITY. THIS SPECIFIC
PROPOSAL ALLOWS US TO PROVIDE A
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
EACH CAMPUS SO THAT CAN BUILD
OUT THIS AND STRUCTURE. AND I
WANT TO ADDRESS ASSEMBLYMEMBER
MEDINA OUR GREAT QUESTION
ABOUT UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS ONE
OF THE INVESTMENTS THAT WE'VE
SEEN AND THIS BUDGET THAT
PROPOSED IS TEN MILLION FOR
UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS.
CURRENTLY WE'RE- PLANNING TO
RELEASE OF THE- COLLEGES ARE
PREPARING AND UNDERGOING
TRAINING TO- MAKE LEGAL
SERVICES AVAILABLE ON CAMPUSES-
THE TWENTY EIGHTEEN TWENTY
NINETEEN INVESTMENT ALLOWED.
SIXTY FIVE COLLEGES TO OFFER A
LITTLE SERVICES ON CAMPUS THERE
ARE A WHOLE HOST OF THEM ARE
ONE ON ONE CONVERSATION THE
LEGAL PROVIDER. OTHERS ARE
AVAILABLE REESE SAYS ONLINE.
EVER AND THAT WE HAD A HUNDRED
TEN COLLEGE APPLY TO ACTUALLY
SERVE WE WEREN'T TO FIND- ALL
OF THE COLLEGES THAT HAD AN
INTEREST IN THIS ONGOING FUND
WILL ALLOW US TO EVALUATE HOW
WE CAN BEST REFINE THOSE
INVESTMENTS THAT ALL OF THIS
COLLEGES THAT ARE INTERESTED IN
OFFERING THE SUPPORTS TO
STUDENTS. ARE ABLE TO DO SO.
AND THEN GOING BACK TO OUR-
INVESTMENTS IN AFFORDABILITY-
WE ALSO SEE AN INVESTMENTS
AROUND ZERO TEXT ACOSTA AGREES.
A DISTINCTION THAT IS MADE IN
THIS PROPOSAL IS THAT- THE
PROPOSAL WILL NOW LOOK AT
CREATING ZERO COST TO BE
PATHWAYS. IN TWENTY SIXTEEN WE
SIGN INVESTMENT THAT ALLOWED I
TWENTY TWO COLLEGES OFFER ZERO
TEXT ACOSTA AGREES. ON THAT
THOSE INVESTMENTS ARE AT
ANTICIPATED TO RESULT IN FORTY
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS IN
SAVINGS STUDENTS JUSTIN TEXT
ACOSTA LOAN SO THIS IS ONE OF
THE- ONE OF THE COMPREHENSIVE
WAYS THAT WE CAN MEET THEIR
ATTACKS. ACOSTA GREAT. AND ALSO
VARIOUS INVESTMENT IN. TRAINING
CURRENTLY COMMUNITY COLLEGES
OFFER- AS SERVE ABOUT A NINETY
FOUR THOUSAND STUDENTS AN
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS THESE
ARE IN A VARIETY OF AREAS
INCLUDING- EARLY CHILDHOOD
DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC SAFETY ARCH
BUILDING TRADES AMONGST OTHERS.
HE INVESTMENT THAT WILL TALK
ABOUT IN HERE AND WE'LL SHARE
MORE DETAILS AT FUTURE HEARINGS
ARE AROUND- APPRENTICESHIP
PROGRAMS IN NEW AND EMERGING
INDUSTRIES THE BUDGET PROVIDE
PROVIDES ONGOING RESTORED OR
ONE TIME RESOURCES AND ON GOING
RESOURCES TO EXPAND THOSE NEW
AND EMERGING FIELD SO THAT WE
CAN MEET THE NEEDS OF
CALIFORNIA. FORCE OF THE FUTURE.
IN TERMS OF OTHER AREAS WHERE
WE SEE A GOOD START TO THE
CONVERSATION ONE OF THEM IS
AROUND FACULTY DIVERSITY WE ARE
THANK DAY GOVERNOR INSPIRATION
FOR INCLUDING FIFTEEN MILLION
FOR FACULTY DIVERSITY FOR A
PILOT PROGRAM. THAT'LL ALLOW
OUR DISTRICTS TO OF CREATE A
PILOT PROGRAM THAT CAN- WORK
WITH- AND ENGAGE NEW STAFF AND
FACULTY TO COME TO OUR COLLEGES
THAT ARE MORE REPRESENTATIVE OF
THE STUDENTS THAT WE SERVE
TODAY. OUR THIS IS AN IMPORTANT
START HOWEVER WE BELIEVE THAT
THERE ARE SOME AREAS OF
IMPROVEMENT FOR FUTURE.
INVESTMENTS IN FACULTY
DIVERSITY. AND OTHER AREAS
WHERE WE HOPE TO CONTINUE
CONVERSATIONS- IS AROUND-
OPERATIONAL RESOURCES TO HELP
OUR COLLEGES SUCH AS PENSION
RELIEF AS WAS MENTIONED BY THE
ALLEY- NAM LAST YEAR'S BUDGET
INCLUDED A ROBUST INVENT AND
INVESTMENT AND PENSION RELIEF.
THAT HELP- THE- GROWING COST A
TO MAINTAIN OUR COMMITMENTS TO
PAST EMPLOYEES TO RETIREMENT
SYSTEMS WE'RE HOPING THAT IT
CONVERSATIONS CAN HAPPEN WITHIN
THIS BODY AROUND- PENSION
PROGRAM RELIEF THAT CAN BE
PROVIDED FOR GENERAL FUND
RESOURCES. TO SUPPORT A
COLLEGES AND ENSURE THAT
OPERATIONAL DOLLARS A GO TO
COLLEGES CAN BE- DIRECTED
TOWARDS DIRECT SERVICES OF
STATE SO. WITH THAT- IF YOU
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE LET
ME KNOW BUT THANK YOU VERY MUCH
AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO A MORE
DETAILED CONVERSATION- BUDGET-
DURING THE APRIL AND MAY
HEARINGS OKAY THANK YOU. CSU
RIGHT COME BACK GOOD MORNING
THANK YOU MISTER CHAIR MCCARTY
AND MEMBERS GOOD TO SEE YOU ALL
AGAIN THIS YEAR MY NAME IS RYAN
STORM ON THE ASSISTANT VICE
CHANCELLOR FOR BUDGET FOR THE
CSU CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE. I THE
FIRST A HIGH LEVEL POINT I WANT
TO MAKE IS THAT THE CSU
APPRECIATES THE ONE HUNDRED
NINETY NINE MILLION DOLLARS OF
NEW ON GOING FUNDING- FROM
GOVERNOR NEWSOME- IT INDICATES
IS RECOGNITION. OF OUR CAREFUL
STEWARDSHIP OF STATE FUNDS AND
THE SUCCESSES WE HAVE BEEN ABLE
TO DEMONSTRATE WITH PREVIOUS
STATE SUPPORT. SO I WANT TO
BRIEFLY DEMONSTRATE SOME OF THE
SUCCESSES AND ACTS OF GOOD
STEWARDSHIP THROUGH A FEW
ITEMS- IN THIS PARTICULAR HEAD
OUT HE HAS A- PICTURE OF A-
SCENE AT ONE OF OUR CAMPUSES
HERE. AND ONE OF THOSE EXAMPLES
I'D LIKE TO ILLUSTRATE HAS TO
DO WITH THE GREATNESS OF- AND I
THINK IT'S THE MOST COMPELLING
EVIDENCE- OF A TEST IT'S ON
PAGE TWO THIS HANDOUT SHOWS THE
PROGRESS WE'VE MADE WITH FIRST
TIME AND TRANSFER STUDENTS-
GREENWICH OF TWENTY TWENTY FIVE
WAS INITIATED IN TWENTY
SIXTEEN- WITH AGGRESSIVE GOALS
FOR IMPROVING GRADUATION RATES
AND WHILE IN. THE LIMITING X.
GAPS OF FOR UNDERSERVED
STUDENTS AND PELL GRANT
RECIPIENTS. WE HOPE TO BE FOR
ALONG IN A AT EQUITY GAPS IN
FACT ALL STUDENT GROUPS- WITH
WITH THROUGHOUT THE CITY ISSUE
OF ACTUALLY INCREASED IN TERMS
OF THEIR RATES OF GRADUATION
BUT EQUITY GAP IS STILL
STUBBORN. AND VERY YOUR TO YOUR
LITTLE BIT BUT WORK- WELL
THAT'S A LITTLE BIT OF A
STUBBORN- ITEM FOR US- WE ARE
CERTAINLY PROUD OF THE FACT
THAT THE SYSTEM GRAD RATES FOR
FIRST TIME AND TRANSFER
STUDENTS. ARE AT ALL TIME HIGHS
I THINK WE REPEAT THAT EVERY
YEAR I REPEAT THAT EVERY BUT
THAT'S TRUE KEEPS CLIMBING
CLIMBING SAID GREAT NEWS RATES
ARE IMPORTANT BUT THINK OF IT
THIS WAY- AND I THINK DOCTOR
JOHNSON WAS ALLUDING TO
EARLIER. WE HAVE OVER A
1-008-100-7000 UNDERGRADUATE.
STUDENTS HAVING EARNED A
BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN TWENTY
NINETEEN- BUT THAT'S THE
LARGEST NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN
OUR HISTORY. AND IF YOU COMPARE
THAT TO FIVE YEARS AGO THAT
20000 DEGREES JOB JUST FIVE TO
GO. SO PRETTY SIGNIFICANT
INCREASED. GRADUATE AT C. H. WE
NEED YOUR HELP THOUGH AGAIN
CHAIR OF FOR THE FOURTH YEAR
THIS IS OUR FOURTH YEAR OF A
SIX YEAR INVESTMENT IN GRAD
MISSION OF- WE'RE SEEKING
ADDITIONAL FUNDING TO HELP
CONTINUE TO HIRE ADDITIONAL.
TENURE TRACK FACULTY- TO ADD
MORE COURSE SECTIONS OBVIOUSLY.
ADD ADDITIONAL ACADEMIC
ADVISORS. AS WELL AS DEVELOP
NEW STUDENT ACADEMIC SUPPORT
PROGRAMS. CURRENTLY THE AVERAGE
NUMBER OF UNITS ARE
UNDERGRADUATES ARE TAKING IS
ABOUT THIRTEEN POINT FOUR UNITS
PER TERM SO YOU NEED FIFTEEN IN
ORDER TO GRADUATE IF YOU'RE ON
A FOR YOUR TRACK- JUST TO
INCREASE THAT AMOUNT UP TO
FOURTEEN UNITS ACROSS THE
ENTIRE SYSTEM ARE. YOU KNOW
FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND
STUDENTS. THAT WOULD TAKE
INVESTMENT OF ABOUT A HUNDRED
AND FORTY TWO MILLION DOLLARS
TO HIRE THE ADDITIONAL FACULTY
AND TO OFFER THOSE ADDITIONAL
COURSES. NECESSARY FOR STUDENTS.
SO WITHOUT THAT HELP IT IT'S
GONNA BE A CHALLENGE FRANKLY TO
IF WE DON'T KEEP PLODDING ALONG
IN INVESTING MORE AND MORE
RECURRING FUNDING TO THE GRAND
ISSUE THAT'S GOING TO BE A
CHALLENGE IN THE OUT YEARS. SO
IF YOU TURN TO PAGE THREE OF
THE HAND OUT THE SHOWS- SEE
ISSUES. AND YOUR COMMITMENT TO
THE STUDENT ACCESS. SO SINCE
TWENTY THIRTEEN FOURTEEN I USE
THAT YOUR BECAUSE THAT'S THE
FIRST. SIGNIFICANT YEAR OF
REINVESTMENT AFTER THE OF THOSE
MANY TOUGH YEARS OF A GREAT
RECESSION. TO SENSE IN THIS
ISSUE INCREASE RESIDENT
ENROLLMENT CAPACITY BY MORE
THAN FORTY ONE THOUSAND FULL
TIME EQUIVALENT STUDENTS.
THAT'S EQUIVALENT TO FORTY
THOUSAND HEAD COUNT- THAT IS
ESSENTIALLY CREATING TWO NEW
CSU CAMPUSES WITHOUT ACTUALLY
BUILDING ONE. OR TWO OF THEM I
SHOULD SAY- THAT'S THE SIZE OF
SACRAMENTO STATE AND CAL POLY
COME UPON A COMBINED SO IT'S A
PRETTY SIGNIFICANT SCALING OVER
THESE YEARS AND IT'S JUST BEEN
BY A RECURRING PLOTTING ALL. OF
THAT A NEW ENROLLMENT BOTH IN
TERMS OF INITIAL FUNDING THAT
WE RECEIVED EARLY ON AND HAD
DISCRETION OVER AND CHOSE TO
PUT TOWARDS A MOMENT. AND THEN
START A I IN RECENT YEARS TEN
SPECIFIC THAT NUMBERS THAT YOU
HAVE ADDED IN THE BUDGET EACH
AND EVERY YEAR SO FORTY WENT
OUT TO THE GROUP BOTH IN
PLANNING. I'M SO OUR ENROLLMENT
CURRENT THOUGH 4% OVER ARE
FUNDED LEVEL SIXTY THIS WITH TO
THE PINKISH RED BOXES ARE KERN
ENROLLMENT OR FUNDED TARGETS
ARE THREE HUNDRED SEVENTY FOUR
THOUSAND STUDENTS WERE ACTUALLY
OVERRULED BY ABOUT 160004%
OVER- AND IN ORDER FOR THIS YOU
SHOULD TO EDUCATE MORE TRANSFER
AND FIRST TIME STUDENTS WE WILL
OBVIOUSLY NEED ADDITIONAL
RECURRING FUNDING. ABOVE THE
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL AND CHAIR
MCCARTY MEDINA INFERRED THAT
EARLIER BECAUSE THERE THERE IS
A- IN THE EXCHANGE WITH
DEPARTMENT FINANCE THERE IS A
DISCUSSION ABOUT HOW THERE
WASN'T FUNDING INCLUDE THE
BUDGET SPECIFICALLY FOR
ENROLLMENT WE WOULD WE WOULD
SAY THAT'S THE ACTUALLY
NECESSARY IF THAT'S A SHARED
GOAL. THAT WE NEED. OF ON PAGES
FOUR AND FIVE TO SHARE A LITTLE
BIT ABOUT EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION.
SO STARTING AT PAGE FOR- JUST
ONE POINT OUT TO SEE IF SHE WAS
A PEOPLE POWERED INSTITUTION WE
EDUCATE PEOPLE AND WE EDUCATE
PEOPLE WITH PEOPLE RIGHT. SO WE
EMPLOYEE FIFTY THREE THOUSAND-
FACULTY AND STAFF. AND AS YOU
CAN SEE A PAGE FOR
APPROXIMATELY SEVENTY FIVE
PERCENT- OF SEE ISSUES OPERATE
BUDGET WHICH IS OUR GENERAL
FUND OUR TUITION AND FEES.
THAT'S COMMITTED TO SALARIES
AND BENEFITS OF MOST OF OUR
LABOR AGREEMENTS- FOR
BARGAINING ARE FOR BARGAINING
UNIONS UNITS EXPIRE ON JUNE
THIRTIETH OF THIS YEAR. SO
THEREFORE ANY INCREASES-
NEGOTIATE IN THIS ROUND OF
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING WILL
REQUIRE SIGNIFICANT SUMS OF
MONEY. AND JUST TO GIVE YOU A
SCALE- IN ORDER TO RAISE
SALARIES FOR ALL OF OUR
EMPLOYEES BY BY ONE PERCENT. IN
INCREMENTS OF ONE PERCENT. COST
ABOUT FORTY SIX POINT SIX
MILLION DOLLARS SO IT'S A
PRETTY PRICEY ENDEAVOR TO COVER
COMPENSATION. A PAGE FIVE SHOWS
THAT THE CSU HAS MADE-
COMPENSATION A REGULAR PRIORITY
SINCE THE GREAT RECESSION ENDED
UP FOR SEVEN STRAIGHT YEARS
THIS ISSUE HAS PROVIDED
COMPETITION INCREASES TO NEARLY
EVERY EMPLOYEE GROUP WHICH IS
THE RIGHT ACTION TO TAKE AS
ENCOURAGEMENT AND RETENTION OF
FACULTY AND STAFF ARE ESSENTIAL
TO THE C. ISSUES OVERALL
SUCCESS. SO TO SUM UP OUR SIX
SAYS WE HAVE SEEN HISTORIC
PROGRESS IN THE GRADUATION
INITIATIVE. STUDENT ROMAN AND
IN EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION. IT'S
MORE THAN PROGRESS IT IS
MOMENTUM. IN MOMENTUM MADE
POSSIBLE BY THE SKILLED AND
DEDICATED FACULTY STAFF
ADMINISTRATION. WERE LEADING
CAMPUS TO FOCUSED EFFORTS TO
SUPPORT STUDENT SUCCESS AND
ACHIEVEMENT. IT REPRESENTS THE
DIVIDENDS- THE STATE'S
INVESTMENT ISSUE AND GRADUATION
ISSUE SPECIFICALLY. SO NOW TO
LAST SLIDE. BUT HERE'S A
REFINER CELLS AT THIS EARLY
STAGE IN THE BUDGET PROCESS IT
SHOWS THAT THIS MOMENTUM IT'S
SUCH A COULD BE IN JEOPARDY IT
SHOWS THAT THE SEIZURE BUDGET
PLAN OF SIX HUNDRED FORTY EIGHT
MILLION DOLLARS IN NEW ON GOING
UNDING IS OVER TO THE LEFT IN
THAT COLUMN. IN THE
ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSAL OF
ONE HUNDRED NINETY NINE MILLION
DOLLARS TO THE RIGHT. THE
CLEARLY THERE'S A SECOND GAP
THERE. SO IF THE ONE HUNDRED
NINETY NINE MILLION IS NOT
INCREASED BEYOND WHAT'S
PROPOSED WE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO
APPROPRIATELY INVEST IN OUR
AREAS OF GREATEST SUCCESS.
THAT'S RENDITION OF ENROLLMENT
GROWTH AND EMPLOYEE COP. SO
TAKING IN THINKING THROUGH THE
VARIOUS BUDGET SNARLS AND MISS
PATEL OF MENTIONED THAT EARLIER
FROM THE LA JOH- ONE OF THE
STARS IT'S IN HER ANALYSIS
WE'VE DONE SOMEWHERE ELSE IF I
THINK WE HAVE ALMOST THE
PERFECT SCENARIO THAT MATCHES
UP COMPARE THAT COULD BRING
THAT TO US. BUT IF WE JUST FOR
EXAMPLE IF WE WERE TO JUST ONE
OF THOSE THREE AREAS I
MENTIONED GRAD INITIATIVE
EMPLOYEE COMP. UP WE IF WE- IF
WE DID THAT WE WOULD. WE WOULD
FULLY FUND ONE AREA
POTENTIALLY. BUT IT WOULD BE AT
THE AT THE COMPLETE LOSS OR
DETRIMENT TO THOSE OTHER AREAS
SIMILARLY IF WE PROPORTIONALLY
ALLOCATED THAT ONE HUNDRED
NINETY NINE MILLION OVER THOSE
THREE SUCCESS SERIOUS I THINK
IT WOULD BE. IF IT SHOULD BE
VERY THIN- AND WE HAVE LITTLE
OR NO SUCCESS I WOULD I WOULD
SAY THAT WE COULD BE CLAIMING
IN THOSE AREAS FOR THIS
PARTICULAR A PROPOSED AMOUNT OF
FUNDING. SO TO WRAP UP THE C.
SHE REMAINS FIRMLY COMMITTED-
TO PROVIDING ALL QUALIFY
CALIFORNIANS WITH THE
OPPORTUNITIES. MADE POSSIBLE-
BUT HIGHER EDUCATION. DON'T
TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT IN
NOVEMBER OF TWENTY NINETEEN-
COLLEGE THAT RELEASED ITS
SOCIAL AND MOBILITY INDEX. A
LISTING OF THE NATION'S TOP
UNIVERSITIES- PROPELLING
STUDENTS AND FAMILIES IN THE
HIGHER ECONOMIC STRATA. AND
NEARLY TWO THIRDS OF CSU
CAMPUSES PLACE IN THE TOP
TWENTY OF COLLEGE NETS ANNUAL
RANKINGS. SO ON A MASSIVE SCALE
WE PREPARE PEOPLE TO MAKE
MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
STATE'S ECONOMY AND TO OUR
FUTURE PROSPERITY THE STATE AND
THEMSELVES FRANKLY. IN THE
SCOPE OF OUR MISSION REQUIRES A
ROBUST FINANCIAL COMMITMENT
FROM THE STATE OR TO DO ALL
THIS. SO I THINK THE GOVERNOR
FOR HIS INITIAL BUDGET PROPOSAL
IT'S A GOOD START. IT DOES FALL
SHORT OF NOT ONLY THE FULL
NEED- BUT ALSO THE CORD
NECESSARY NEEDS OF THE
UNIVERSITY. WE ASK THAT YOU
MAKES ISSUE A TOP PRIORITY-
THIS BUDGET CYCLE FOR ADDING
RESOURCES TO THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSAL. SO WE CAN CONTINUE
THAT MOMENTUM AND ENSURE
ADEQUATE FUNDING FOR THOSE
SHARE PART OF PRIORITIES AND
SUCCESSES THANK YOU. OKAY THANK
YOU TO YOU SEE NOW WELCOME BACK
TO SAY A THANK YOU SO MUCH
THANK YOU TERM MCCARTY AND
MEMBERS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE-
I'M SAVER CANNON AND I WILL
DISCUSS THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA BUDGET WITH YOU
TODAY. THE SERGEANT HAS
DISTRIBUTED A HANDOUT THAT I
WILL. A REFER TO DURING MY
PRESENTATION. THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA SHARES WITH THE
LEGISLATURE OF THE PRINCIPLES
OF AXIS AFFORDABILITY AND
QUALITY. UNIVERSITIES TWENTY
TWENTY ONE BUDGET REQUEST THE
LEGISLATURE TOUCHES ON ALL OF
THESE ASPECTS OF OUR
PRINCIPLES. BEFORE I GET INTO
THE DETAILS OF THE UNIVERSITY'S
BUDGET PROPOSAL I WOULD LIKE TO
SET THE FINANCIAL CONTEXT
WITHIN WHICH TO UNIVERSITIES
SUPPOSE ARE BEING ADVANCED. THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BUDGET
IS SHOWN ON THE SLIDE THREE. ON
THE LEFT ARE ALL THE FUN
SOURCES FROM ICE UNIVERSE.
OPERATION CHECK THE TOTAL USED
TO BUT IN. TO THIRTY. TO AB
SOLVE FOR FUN. OWN IN THE. AT
THAT ARE RELATIONAL YOU BIG
CAMPUS OPT RATIONS. THE
UNIVERSITY FOR ARE IN THE CHART
ON THE RIGHT BUT WHEN THE REACH
REQUEST THE STATE FUND AUGMENT
THAT FOR SINCE TO SUPPORT COURT
OPERATE OF THE- COMBINE THE
CORE FUNDS PROJECT TO TOTAL
NINE FOUR FOUR IN TO. SO FOR
DOZENS THE SINCE END THE GROUP
RECESSION THE TOTAL FUNDING FOR
STUDENTS IN THE UC SYSTEM HAS
INCREASED. WHILE THE NOMINAL
DOLLARS OF STATE INVESTMENT FOR
YOU SEE INCREASED BY ABOUT ONE
POINT ONE BILLION. OF THE PER
STUDENT STATE INVESTMENT HAS
DECLINED SLIGHTLY THE REASON IS
THAT YOU SEE IN ROLLED OVER
FIFTY SIX THOUSAND NEW STUDENTS
BETWEEN TWENTY TEN AND TWENTY
NINETEEN AND THIS GRAPH SHOWS
THE PER STUDENT FUNDING. SLIDE
FIVE DEMONSTRATES THE IMPACT OF
THE ADDITIONAL COST BURDENS. ON
THE AMOUNT OF FUNDING THE
UNIVERSITY HAS AVAILABLE PER
STUDENT SINCE TWENTY TEN THE
CAR SHARE OF MANDATORY
RETIREMENT AND DEBT SERVICE
PAYMENTS COMBINED WITH
FINANCIAL AID. HAVE GROWN TO
EXCEED TWO BILLION DOLLARS
ANNUALLY. EVEN THE STATE HAS
INVESTED IN YOU SEE THAT
INVESTMENT HAS ALLOWED TO
UNIVERSITY TO CLOSE OUR SYSTEM
EXTENT AND UP. ANTICIPATED COST.
IT IS WITH THIS FINANCIAL CALL
THAT OUR YOU TO TURN SLIDE SIX
COVERS THE REGION'S BUDGET FOR.
THE END OF CALIFORNIA'S
REQUESTING AN ADDITIONAL FOUR
HUNDRED THIRTY THREE MILLION.
IN A DISH IN NEW ONGOING
FUNDING THIS REQUEST WITH
SUSTAIN QUALITY INSTRUCTIONS
AND OPERATIONS AT THE
UNIVERSITY BY COVERING
MANDATORY BASED BUDGET
INCREASES. ALLOWING FOR
INVESTMENTS INTO INSTRUCTION ON
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES AS
WELL AS SUPPORT NEW ENROLLMENT
FOR CALIFORNIA UNDERGRADUATE
STUDENTS GRADUATE STUDENTS AND
MEDICAL STUDENTS. SLIDE SEVEN
SUMMARIZES THE GOVERNOR'S
JANUARY TEN BUDGET INTRODUCTION
FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA. WE ARE THANKFUL TO
THE GOVERNOR FOR HIS SUPPORT OF
THE UNIVERSITY WHICH TOTALS TWO
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN POINT
SEVEN MILLION- IN ON NEW ON
GOING FUNDING. THE GOVERNOR
INCREASES CAMPUS OPERATIONS
BASE BY 5% MAKE SIGNIFICANT AND
MUCH NEEDED NEW INVESTMENT INTO
MEDICAL EDUCATION IN
UNDERSERVED AREAS. AND MAKES
INVESTMENT IN AGRICULTURE
NATURAL RESOURCES AS WELL AS
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT. WE
RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT YOU
SUPPORT THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET.
SLIDE EIGHT SUMMARIZES THE
FUNDING NEEDED BY THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IN
ADDITION TO THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE OUR
SHARED GOALS OF ACCESS
AFFORDABILITY AND QUALITY YOUR
REQUEST THE LEGISLATURE FOR TWO
HUNDRED THIRTY FIVE MILLION IN
ADDITION TO THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET. THE LARGEST COMPONENT
OF THE VERSYS BUDGET REQUEST IS
SUSTAINING CORE OPERATIONS OF
THE CAMPUSES. TO RETAIN THE
MOST QUALIFIED FACULTY AND
STAFF PROVIDE STUDENT SERVICES
MAINTAIN FACILITIES AND ENSURE
THAT THE UNIVERSITY OF
RETIREMENT PLAN FUNCTIONS AS
INTENDED. THERE ARE DIGITAL
COSTA RUNNING TO UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA TEN CAMPUS SYSTEM.
THE REGION'S REQUEST THAT THE
STATE FOR AN ADDITIONAL TWO
HUNDRED SIXTY FOUR POINT THREE
MILLION FOR THESE CRITICAL
OPERATIONAL. COST INCREASES
WHILE THIS MAY SEEM LIKE A
LARGE AMOUNT. EQUIPPED TO A TWO
POINT PERCENT INCREASE. ALL THE
COR THIS. THE COVER PROVIDED TO
YOU IN A- HUNDRED AND SO NINE
TWO MILLION BASED BUDGET
INCREASE. WHEN THE NEW FUNDING
PROPOSED BY THE GOVERNOR IS
STRETCHED ACROSS ALL OF THE
CAMPUS OPERATIONS THEY COVER A
ONE POINT 8% INCREASE FALLING
SHORT OF THE AMOUNT NEEDED BY
NINETY FIVE MILLION. WHILE THE
STATE PROVIDED MORE CONSISTENT
ANNUAL INCREASES THE UNIVERSITY
SPACE BUDGET FUNDING TO THE LOT
DURING THE LAST EIGHT YEARS.
THIS FUNDING HAS COME WITH
ADDITIONAL EXPECTATIONS RELATED
THE CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT GROWTH
TRANSFERRING ROMAN AND LIMITING
NON RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE
ENROLLMENT. THE UNIVERSITY HAS
MET OR EXCEEDED THESE
EXPECTATIONS WITH MINIMAL
INCREASES IN SYSTEM WHY TUITION
AND FEES OVER THE PAST EIGHT
YEARS. DOING SO HOWEVER HAS PUT
PRESSURE ON THE UNIVERSITY'S
ABILITY TO MAINTAIN A HIGH
QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ITS
GROWING STUDENT BODY. CAN I
CONTINUE FIRST TUITION LEVELS
SIGNIFICANCE THE NUMBER. THE RE
HAPPENED AN ARE CONSIDERING A
VOTE ON A NEW TUITION
STABILIZATION PLAN. ONE OPTION
BEING CONSIDERED UNDER THIS
PLAN IS A COVERT BASE TUITION
MODEL THIS MODEL WOULD INCREASE
FEES FOR THE INCOMING STUDENTS
ONLY AND MAINTAIN THOSE FEES
STUDY FOR SIX YEARS. NO CURRENT
STUDENTS WOULD SEE A SYSTEM
MIGHT BE INCREASE UNDER THE
COHORT BASED TUITION MODEL.
THIS MODEL WILL PROBABLY
PROVIDE PREDICTABILITY TO UC
SYSTEM WIDE STUDENT CHARGES AND
ALLOW FAMILIES THE PLAN FOR THE
COST OF EDUCATION. CENTRAL TO
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
TWENTY TWENTY ONE BUDGET
REQUEST OF THE STATE. IS
FUNDING FOR ENROLLMENT AND
ACCORDING CLOSING DEGREE
ATTAINMENT GAPS SLIDE NINE
SHOWS THAT OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH
THE LEGISLATURE AND OUR
DEDICATION TO SERVING
CALIFORNIA STUDENTS HAS LED TO
THE LARGEST ENROLLMENT GROWTH.
OVER A FIVE YEAR PERIOD THE
UNIVERSITY'S HISTORY SINCE
TWENTY EIGHTEEN UC ADDED
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
CALIFORNIA UNDERGRADUATES. BY
TEN PROVIDE SOME HIGH LEVEL
FROM ON WHO OUR STUDENTS ARE
AND HOW THE ETHNIC COMPOSITION
OF OUR STUDENT BODY COMPARES OR
A LOT OF RAIN FACULTY. YOU SEE
MAKES ENROLLMENT DECISIONS IN
MARCH WELL BEFORE THE STATE
BUDGET IS APPROVED BY THE
LEGISLATURE TEST MAKES IT
DIFFICULT FOR THE CAMPUSES TO
ENROLL THE NUMBER STUDENTS THAT
THE LEGISLATURE WANTS TO
SUPPORT. SLIDE ELEVEN SHOWS THE
NUMBER OF UNFUNDED STUDENTS
ENROLLED SINCE TWENTY FIFTEEN
WHILE WE'RE EXTREMELY HAPPY
THAT THE UC SYSTEM AS HAD A
SURGE OF CALIFORNIA
UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT. OVER
FIVE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED OF
THOSE STUDENTS RECEIVE NO
MARGINAL COST OF INSTRUCTION
FROM THE STATE. AS WAS SHOWN ON
AN EARLIER SLIDE UC'S
REQUESTING TWENTY TWO POINT
FIVE MILLION FOR PRE FUNDING
ENROLLMENT IN TWENTY ONE TWENTY
TWO. THESE FUNDS WOULD FULLY
SUPPORT A THOUSAND NEW
CALIFORNIA UNDERGRADUATES IN A
THOUSAND GRADUATE STUDENTS. IN
ADDITION AS WAS SHOWN ON AN
EARLIER SLIDE WE ARE SEEKING
THIRTEEN MILLION TO SUPPORT NEW
ENROLLMENT IN TWENTY TWENTY ONE.
SLIDE TWELVE DISCUSSES THE
WASTE THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA ALSO SEEKS TO MEET
THE STATE'S WORKS FOR NEEDS
WORK FORCE NEEDS BY CLOSING THE
CHARACTER AGING CAPS FOR PELL
AND YOUR CHIU STUDENTS. BY
INVESTING IN STUDENT SERVICES
AND FACULTY WHO CAN HELP
STUDENTS GRADUATE IN A TIMELY
WAY YOU SEE CAN REMAIN A GREAT
WAY TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR
OUR STUDENTS. THE LAST
COMPONENT OF OUR DIVISIONAL ON
GOING FUNDING REQUEST RELATES
TO SAY POP. THE STUDENT
ACADEMIC PREPARATION AND
EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS WORKS
PRIMARILY WITH HIGH SCHOOL AND
COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS TO
PREPARE THEM FOR FULL
PARTICIPATION IN A FOUR YEAR
INSTITUTION. THESE PROGRAMS
HAVE PROVEN EFFECTIVENESS IN
HAVING PARTICIPATING STUDENTS
BETTER PREPARED FOR ADMISSION
TO A UNIVERSITY INCLUDING THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. THESE
METHODS OF PRE FUNDING AND
ROMAN FULLY FUNDING NEW
ENROLLMENT FOCUSING ON CLOSING
DEGREE ATTAINMENT GAPS AND
WORKING WITH LOW INCOME
STUDENTS TO PREPARE THEM FOR
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION ARE
WASTING UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA IS PROPOSING TO HELP
STATE MEET WE FUTURE WORKFORCE
NEEDS. THE UNIVERSE IS
REQUESTING TWENTY FIVE MILLION
AND ONE TIME FUNDS TO LINK YOU
SEE RESEARCH TO ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT THROUGH TH
INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
INITIATIVE. THESE FUNDS WILL
HELP THE UNIVERSITY CONNECT
GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH TO
LOCAL ENTREPRENEURS AND APPLY
THE KNOWLEDGE FROM THE CAMPUSES
THE CALIFORNIA ECONOMY. AT A
TIME WHEN THE STATE HAS A MULTI
BILLION DOLLAR SURPLUS THIS
INVESTMENT IN UC'S TIMELY WITH
GREAT DIVIDENDS FOR THE STATE
THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
CAN ONLY ACHIEVE THE GOALS OF
ACCESS AND AFFORDABILITY IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH THE
LEGISLATURE AND THE GOVERNOR.
WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT
YOU INVEST AN ADDITIONAL TWO
HUNDRED THIRTY FIVE MILLION IN
ADDITION THE GOVERNOR'S
PROPOSED BUDGET IN THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA THANK
YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU ALL
FOR YOUR PRESENTATIONS-
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS FROM THE
COMMITTEE. THE SERVERS TO
CHOOSE. THANK YOU MS A VIRGIN
AND- COULD YOU- EXPLAINED THE
RATIONALE FOR THE COHORT BASED
TUITION INCREASE PROPOSALS. OF
pBASED TUITION INCREASE IS TO
PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH STABILITY
THAT THEIR FEES WOULD REMAIN
THE SAME WHILE THEY'RE ENROLLED
THAT WILL ALLOW FAMILIES TO
PLAN FOR SPECIFIC- LEVEL OF
STUDENT FEES WITHOUT THE KINDS
OF INCREASES THAT WE SAW IN TWO
THOUSAND NINE TWENTY TEN. AND
TWENTY ELEVEN IN THE UC SYSTEM-
ALSO COVERT BASED TUITION FEES
WILL PROVIDE ADDITIONAL
FINANCIAL AID TO THE NEEDIEST
STUDENTS IN THE UC SYSTEM.
PROVIDING THEM WITH ADDITIONAL
LIVING COSTS THE SYSTEMS THAT
THEY ARE CURRENTLY NOT GETTING
WHILE STUDENT FEES ARE
REMAINING FLAT COVERT BASED
TUITION MODEL WILL ALSO PROVIDE
THE UNIVERSITY WITH
PREDICTABLE. UP REVENUE
INCREASES THAT WILL ALLOW US TO
COST AND COVER INFLATIONARY
COSTS. IN OUR- SERVICES THAT
ARE CURRENTLY PAID FROM WITH
TUITION. I KNOW THAT- UNDER
GOVERNOR BROWN THE GOVERNOR IS.
PROPOSALS TO INCREASE YOU SEE
FUNDING WAS CONDITIONED ON THE
UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA NOT
INCREASING THE TUITION-
GOVERNOR NEWSOME IS OFFERING A
5% INCREASE. WHY SHOULD WE NOT.
SUPPORT WHAT WE HAD DONE UNDER
GOVERNOR BROWN THAT WE
CONDITION A INCREASE FOR IN THE
UNIVERSE A CALIFORNIA ON- NOT
SUPPORTING ANY TUITION INCREASE.
WELL WE REALLY APPRECIATE
GOVERNOR NEWSOME'S INCREASE THE
UC BASED BUDGET IT IS ON 42% OF
OUR CORE FUNDS SO STATE FUNDS
PAY 4402% OF THE CAMPUS
OPERATIONS. TUITION AND FEES
PAY FOR ANOTHER 40% IF WE ONLY
INCREASE THAT STATE FUND SLICE.
THAT INCREASE ACTUALLY ENDS UP
BEING ONE POINT 8% ACROSS ALL
CAMPUS OPERATIONS AND THAT'S
NOT ENOUGH TO COVER INFLATION
AND IT'S NOT ENOUGH TO INCREASE
SERVICES FOR EXISTING STUDENTS.
AND CERTAINLY NOT ENOUGH TO
UNDERTAKE SOME OF OUR- HOPE FOR
A NEW INITIATIVES LIKE CLOSING
GRADUATION AND DEGREE
ATTAINMENT GAPS. THANK YOU THEY
CAN. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS WOULD
NOT I WANT TO ECHO- THE CHAIRS-
WELCOME TO VICE CHANCELLOR
NUMBER AT. AND POINT OUT THAT
THERE IS A PERSONAL PRIDE IN
THAT SHE IS A- ORIGINAL
RIVERSIDE SO WELCOME AND VICE
CHANCELLOR NEVER AT. AND IF
THERE ARE NO OTHER QUESTIONS
AND SEE NO OTHER QUESTIONS WILL
GO TO PUBLIC COMMENTS. AND WE
WILL LIMIT- PUBLIC COMMENTS TO
SIXTY SECONDS A MINUTE AND
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR
PRESENTATIONS AND WE LOOK
FORWARD TO SEEING YOU HERE
AGAIN. AND IF YOU WILL OF BEGIN
WITH IDENTIFYING YOUR YOUR-
YOUR NAME GIVEN US YOUR NAME
AND WHAT ORGANIZATION YOU
REPRESENT. ALL. GOOD MORNING
MEMBERS MY NAME IS KATHY VAN
AUSTIN I REPRESENT JOHN BURTON
ADVOCATES FOR YOUTH AND I'M
HERE TODAY TO SUPPORT A THREE
POINT THREE MILLION DOLLAR-
ALLOCATION TO EXPAND SUPPORT
FOR FOSTER YOUTH THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES- FOSTER YOUTH WE KNOW
COMPLETE COLLEGE AT RATES
DRAMATICALLY LOWER THAN OTHER
STUDENTS- ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO-
THE LEGISLATURE CREATED THE
NEXT UP PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES
TARGETED SUPPORT FOR FOSTER
YOUTH AT A FORTY FIVE OF OUR
COLLEGE CAMPUSES. UP AND BUT
WHAT WE FOUND IS THAT MANY OF
OUR FOSTER YOUTH OF STUDENTS
CAN'T ACCESS NEXT UP BECAUSE
THEY DON'T MEET THE AGE
CRITERIA- SO WE SPONSORED ALL
TO LOWER THE AGE CRITERIA WHERE
YOU WOULD HAVE TO BE IN FOSTER
CARE AT AGE SIXTEEN OR OLDER
GROUP THING THAT THIRTY BECAUSE
WE ALLOW OF YOUTH X. FOSTER
CARE AFTER THIRTEEN. BECOME
BACK MAYBE DON'T- AND CURRENTLY
THESE YOU CAN ACCESS ARE THE
NEXT STEP PROGRAM- TO ALLOW FOR
EXPANSION WOULD LIKE TO SUPPORT
AT. MILLION FOR ALL OF MY THEM
FOR NEXT STEPS THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. MORNING MA'AM MANY MISTER
AND SO SERVE RELIGIOUS CORE FOR
CALIFORNIA CONNECTION A
NONPROFIT ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION
COMPRISED THE CURRENT OR FORMER
BOSS YOU'VE TO TRANSFORM THE
FOSTER CARE SYSTEM THROUGH
LEGISLATIVE POLICY AND PRACTICE
CHANGE AND ON BEHALF OF SEE WHY
SEE WERE ALSO IN SUPPORT ON THE
BUDGET AUGMENTATION OF THREE
POINT THREE MILLION DOLLARS FOR
NEXT UP PROGRAMS TO EXPAND
ACCESS. TO PRO- TO FALL SHE
USED IN CITY COLLEGES TO GET
SOME- SUPPORT AND SERVICES-
WITH THEIR EDUCATIONAL
STABILITY I HAVE A FIRST HAND
EXPERIENCE IN WORKING WITH THE
WHITE SEA MEMBERS HOW OF AN
AFICIONADO HAS BEEN TO OBTAIN
EDUCATIONAL STABILITY NEXT A
PROGRAM. AND TO EXPAND
ELIGIBILITY ON FOR YOUTH WHO
ARE AGES THIRTEEN AND OLDER IN
THE FOSTER CARE TO ACTS THE
SERVICE IS A HUGE BENEFIT FOR
MEMBERS MAKE SURE THEY OBTAINED
EDUCATE THE BILL. AND BEAT THE
STATISTICS THAT WE REPEATEDLY
HEAR ABOUT YOUTH IN THE FOSTER
SYSTEM SO WE'RE IN SUPPORT OF
THIS OUR PATIENTS WERE NEXT.
THANK GOOD KRISTIN HOW FEEL I
BUILDINGS RIGHTS WE ALSO
SUPPORT THAT THREE POINT THREE
MILLION DOLLAR I'M FOR THE NEXT
A PROGRAM TO SUPPORT THAT
ACADEMIC AND EDUCATIONAL
ACHIEVEMENTS FOR A FOSTER YOUTH
AND FORMER FAST YOU THANK YOU.
GOOD MORNING OBJECT RENDER WITH
THE CAMPAIGN FOR COLLEGE
OPPORTUNITY- WANT TO THANK
GOVERNOR NEWSOME FOR HIS
CONTINUED FOCUS ON- INCREASING
SUPPORT FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
BUT HOPE THAT WE CAN WORK WITH.
THIS COMMITTEE ANOTHER
LEGISLATORS TO MAKE SURE THAT
WE GO EVEN FURTHER AND BUILD
UPON THAT A FEW AREAS- WHERE WE
THINK WE CAN DO MORE AS A STATE
WERE TOUCHED UPON IN THE
CONVERSATION TODAY.
PARTICULARLY AROUND THE NEED TO
SET SPECIFIC ENROLLMENT TARGETS
AT BOTH THE CSU AND THE UC TO
SERVE MORE CALIFORNIA RESIDENT
STUDENTS. AS HANS OUT FROM P.
P. WHEN THE POLLS EXPANDED WERE
ALSO HELPING DIVERSIFIED- OF
THE STUDENT BODY WERE SERVING
MAKING IT MORE LIKE CALIFORNIA.
TRY TO NOT ONLY PROMOTE SOCIAL
MOBILITY FOR FAMILIES BUT MEET
THESE CONTINUED SKILLS DEGREES
GAPS THAT WE SEE IN THE
ECONOMY- WE ALSO HOPE THAT WE
CAN. CONTINUE TO SUPPORT
EFFORTS BY THE LEGISLATURE TO
REFORM THE CAL GRNT SYSTEM AND
WE KNOW THAT THE BIG PRICE TAG
BUT HOPE THAT WE CAN REALLY
MAKE A MEANINGFUL FIRST STEP.
HERE START TAP SAYS WELL WE
HAVE THE RESOURCES TO MORE
EFFECTIVELY SERVE STUDENTS
KNOWING THAT SO MANY THOUSANDS
OF STUDENTS WERE LOW INCOME ARE
STILL NOT RECEIVING ANYTHING
AND FINANCIAL AID- AND FINALLY
ON THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SIDE
OF THE BUDGET. I'M WE SUPPORT
GOVERNOR NEWS CONTINUE FOCUS ON
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STUDENT
CENTERED FUNDING FORMULA WALL
UNIT HOW WE CAN REFINE HOW THAT
FORMULA WORKS TO ALSO ADDRESS.
A FOR GENERATE COLLEGE. THROUGH
THIS WOMAN ONCE IT ALLOCATION.
AS WELL AS TO FURTHER WORK THAT
THIS. REALLY HELPED LEAD OVER
REMEDIAL EDUCATION REFORM. BY
HOW WE CAN BEST RECTOR SOME
FUNDING OR PROFESSION DEVELOP
PRACTICE. TOPICS THE USE OF
BEST PRACTICES AND HOW WE
DELIVER. WORK TOWARD PEACE
THANK YOU THANK YOU HELLO
AMERICAN- FROM THE ADVOCACY
NETWORK ARE YOUR AGO I CAME FOR
THE SAME COMMITTEE MEETING- TO
ADVOCATE FOR INCREASING
FINANCIAL AID- TODAY CAME AS-
UC BERKELEY STUDENT TRANSFER UP
AND I'M A MEMBER OF THE UC
ADVOCACY NETWORK. IN CAN YOU
ADVOCATING FOR INCREASING
FINANCIAL AT THE CREASE OF
FINANCIAL BURDENS IN HIGHER
EDUCATION FOR ALL THOSE THAT
WISH TO ATTAIN IT- THIS IS THE
BEST SELLING INFINITE TOLL
THERE'S AN EDUCATION ONLY MEANT
A HIGH THIS HE'LL WORK FOR IS
THE WE MUCH NEED AS THE PUBLIC
INCIDENT OF. POLICY OF
CALIFORNIAWHAT PARKING EARLIER
IT'S ALSO AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
OUR PERSONAL BOTH A TO ME. IT
WILL IT HI. ON THE SERVER CAN.
I CALIFORNIA ALLEGE. MET MADE
PROMISE A HUNDRED FORTY YEAR
AGO THAT I PLAY. WILL HAVE A
TUITION FREE SAYS. AND THAT WAS
A TRUE OP WHEN THE NINE
EIGHTIES ARE SO WE NEED TO KEEP
THE TO COME. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. A GOOD MORNING COMMITTEE
MEMBERS MY NAME IS VALERIE
JOHNSON I AM A AT YOU BERKELEY
I'M A TRIPS STUDENT ALSO SAID
ON THE UC'S TO SAYS BOARD OF
DIRECTORS AS THE TRANSFER
STUDENT AFFAIR OFFICER- AND
I'M HERE TODAY YEAH TO
HIGHLIGHT SOME AREAS OF STUDENT
PRIORITIES AND TO SHARE
GRATITUDE FOR THE FUNDING THAT
THE GOVERNOR HAS ALICE
ALLOCATED IN THE FOR THE UC-
FIRST YOU CSA HAS REQUESTED AN
ADDITIONAL TWENTY THREE MILLION
DOLLARS IN ONGOING FUNDS TO
ADJUST SAY POP PROGRAMS AT OUR
UC CAMPUSES- SAY PEPSIN
UMBRELLA PROGRAMS. THAT FOCUSES
ON RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION
FOR UNDER RESOURCE COMMUNITIES
ON OUR CAMPUS ESPECIALLY FIRST
GENERATION LOW INCOME AND
STUDENTS OF COLOR- AT THE
LEGISLATURE SHOULD CONSIDER
THESE PROGRAMS ARE REALLY TOP
PRIORITY FOR THE UC AND AN
ESSENTIAL MEANS OF MAKING OUR
CAMPUS IS ACCEPTABLE TO
TRADITIONALLY UNDER REPRESENTED
AND UNDER RESOURCE STUDENTS SO
PLEASE CONSIDER THAT ASK FROM
THE UC STUDENT ASSOCIATION
ADDITIONALLY WOULD URGE THE
LEGISLATURE TO INVEST IN THE
SUMMER CAL GRANT PROGRAM AND
MAKE IT AN ELEMENT GRAHAM.
A CAL GRANT SUMMERS IS AN THE
RESULT IN A BIG OF BUILDING
STUDENTS TO COMPLETE I AM. BUT
OF. BOXES THAT ARE VERY. I'M
STUDENT INVEST THE FOUR OF HIS
FINANCIALLY AND STAUNCHLY A TO
A INCREASE IN AN FORM THAT AN
ACT FOR BASS TUITION OR TO IT
TO AND THANK YOU. GOOD MORNING
CHAIRMAN KERN MORNING MEMBERS
OF THE THING THAT YOU CAN. MY
NAME IS AND I MISS IT IN THE
EAST DAVIS A COMPUTER SCIENCE.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED
SUPPORT OF AT. IN ORDER TO.
TUITION AND HOUSING AT UC DAVIS
I WORK AS A RESIDENT ADVISER IN
THE ON CAMPUS AND THE DORMS AND
INTERNET A TECH COMPANY AS A
SOFTWARE ENGINEER. PLEASE HELP
UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS LIKE
MYSELF. TO GET A DEGREE AND
SUCCEED IN THE STEM FIELDS. BY
KEEPING YOU SEE AFFORDABLE. AND
FUNDING INNOVATION AND
ENTREPRENEURSHIP THANK YOU
THANK YOU. HELLO GOOD MORNING
MY NAME IS HARD TO COME- I
WOULD STUDENT FROM UC DAVIS.
HELLO THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR
GIVING US A NUMBER ONE FOUR
OPPORTUNITIES I'M A
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FROM
JAPAN. I HAVE BEEN DREAMING TO
BE A UC STUDENT TO BE HERE THE
STRONG DATA YEAR GIVE ME OUR
POWER TO ACROSS THE OCEAN AND
GET HERE IN THE UNITED STATES.
NOW I AM UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA
AT UC DAVIS STUDENT. WHICH IS
ABOUT TOP UNIVERSITY IN THE WAR.
DEBATING THEM AS A INTERNET
STUDENT I WOULD LIKE TO SAY YOU
SEE SYSTEM ARE SO VALUABLE
UNDER SO UNIQUE. I AM PAY MORE
THAN TWO EASTERN COMPARED TO
REGULAR STUDENT BECAUSE OVER MY
STATUS INTERNATIONAL. HOWEVER I
THINK ABOUT LIKE THAT WHAT DO
THESE. SO MANY EDUCATIONAL
SYSTEM SAID JUMP MANY
OPPORTUNITIES AND GRASS. ORDER
THESE LEVEL FOR ME TO BE HERE I
SAY YOU SEE STUDENT IT'S SUCH A
WONDERFUL GIFT FOR MY LIFE. SO
FOR ME I WANT TO INCREASE I
WANT TO MORE INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT TO ADDRESS THESE UC
SYSTEM THIS WAY YOU SEE BECAME
MORE DIVERSE AND MORE UNIQUE.
SO I WOULD SAY WHEN YOU
CONSIDER STATE FUNDING PLEASE
DO NOT FORGET THE INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT POPULATION WHO WEEKEND
A DESIRE. AND WAITING TO OUR
GRACED OXY'S DID THESE
WONDERFUL YOU SEE EDUCATION
OPPORTUNITIES THANK YOU SO
MUCH. THANK YOU FOR YOUR
TESTIMONY. HELLO MISTER CHAIR
MY NAME'S JULIE CASTLE I AM THE
CEO AT BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL
SOCIETY. WE RUN A SHELTER AND
LOS ANGELES IN MISSION HILLS.
AND I'M HERE TODAY TO VOICE MY
SUPPORT FOR CALIFORNIA FOR ALL.
THE FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR
PROPOSAL TO SUPPORT CALIFORNIA
SHELTERS SO WE WOULD REALLY
REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT
THE ANIMALS NEED IT. WE ARE SO
CLOSE TO CALIFORNIA SAVING AS
MANY LIVES AS WE CAN THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. GOOD MORNING MISTER
CHAIR IS STILL MORNING MY NAME
IS MATT ROBINSON WAS SHOT YOUR
AND THREE SCHMELZER AND LAYING
ON BEHALF OF THE HUMANE SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED STATES AND CAL
ANIMALS- WE ALSO SUPPORT THE
FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR REQUEST IN
THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET FOR THE
CORRECT SHELTER MEDICINE
PROGRAM AT UC DAVIS AS THE
PREVIOUS SPEAKER NOTED WE THINK
SHELTERS IT MAY NOT HAVE ACCESS
TO RESOURCES- MOVING CLOSER TO
A CALIFORNIA BECOMING A NO KILL
STATE. APPRECIATE YOUR
CONSIDERATION. GOOD MORNING
MISTER CHAIR MEMBERS OF THE
SUBCOMMITTEE ON MY NAME IS
KERRY WEITZMAN ON THE PRESIDENT
OF THE SAN DIEGO HUMANE
SOCIETY. I'M ALSO HERE IN
SUPPORT OF GOVERNOR'S SIMS
BILL. TWO OF CALIFORNIA FOR
ALL. A TO SUPPORT THE ANIMAL
SHELTERS GRANT PROGRAMS
ADMINISTERED BY THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS
CORRECTIONAL FOR MEDICINE
PROGRAM. THIS IS CRUCIAL FOR
ANIMALS THROUGHOUT OUR STATE.
AND WE'RE HOPEFUL THAT YOU ALL
SUPPORT AT TO SAVE LIVES
THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA THANK YOU VERY MUCH
THANK YOU. THE MORNING TERM A
COURTESY AND THE MEMBERS OF
SUBCOMMITTEE MY NAME IS JOBS
MOLD BONHAM HERE AS A STUDENT
FROM UC DAVIS. AND ALSO AND
STUDENT BASSER FOR THE C. OUT
BECAUSE THE NETWORK. I ASK THAT
YOU PLEASE KEEP THE UC'S
AFFORDABLE ESPECIALLY FOR
MIDDLE CLASS STUDENTS WHO
CANNOT AFFORD- THE FULL PRICE
OF TUITION AND ARE NOT ALLOWED
AT THE- OF FINANCIAL AID THAT
LOWER INCOME STUDENTS. ARE ARE
WE NOT FOR ANY TUITION HIKES
AND I THANK YOU FOR YOUR
PREVIOUS SUPPORT FOR FINANCIAL
AID- FOR THE EDUCATION SYSTEM
AND I ASK THAT YOU CONTINUE
THAT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. I'M
SENT THEM HERE WITH THE COFFEE
IS AN ASSOCIATION WHICH
REPRESENTS OUR THE NEARLY HALF
A MILLION STUDENTS CSU
STUDENTS. WHILE WE APPRECIATE
THE INITIAL INVESTMENT FROM THE
GOVERNOR THAT THE LEVEL FUNNY
FAILS TO MEET EVEN THE
MANDATORY. COSTS OF THE
INSTITUTION LET ALONE HOW TO
FIND STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES.
ADDITIONALLY WE HAVE PARTNERED
WITH THE UC INTRICACY STUDENTS
FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW.
IN ASKING THE LEGISLATOR
GOVERNOR FOR COMPREHENSIVE
FINANCIAL AID REFORM. WE ARE
EXCITED BY THE CALIFORNIA
STUDENT A COMMISSION'S PROPOSAL
AND HOPE TO SEE FUNDING
ALLOCATED IN THIS YEAR'S BUDGET
AFFIX FINANCIALLY THANK YOU.
THANK YOU. GOOD MORNING MR TERM
MEMBERS MEDICINE BY ON BEHALF
OF MARS INCORPORATED HERE TODAY
TO FOR STRONG SUPPORT FOR THE
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS- FOR THE
SHELTER- ANIMAL SHELTER GRANT
PROGRAM I APPRECIATE THE
COMMITTEE'S CONSIDERATION OF
THE ITEM. THANK YOU THANK YOU.
GOOD MORNING AMANDA NICK INS
FROM THE STUDENT SENATE FOR
CALIFORNIA COMMITTEE COLLEGES-
WE ENGAGE IN A CONSULTATION
PROCESS- WITH THE CHANCELLOR'S
OFFICE IN COORDINATION OTHER
SYSTEM STAKEHOLDERS TO IDENTIFY
AND PRESENT. BUDGET PROPOSALS
TO THE GOVERNOR MORE PLEASE-
THAT HE'S RECOGNIZED MANY
ISSUES OUR STUDENTS FACE.
BEFORE WE ASK THE FALLING TO
PROPOSALS BE GIVEN ADDITIONAL
CONSIDERATION EMPIRE BUDGET AX-
WE RECEIVED A POINT FIVE
MILLION ONGOING ARE ONE TIME
FUNDING FOR PRISON RENT. PRISON
EDUCATION REENTRY PROGRAMS- AND
AS PART OF THE CONSTITUTION
COUNCILS ASK OF TEN MILLION
ONGOING FOR PRISON EDUCATION
WAS NOT MATS WOULD LIKE TO
RETURN REITERATE THAT PROPOSAL.
AS WELL AS TEN MILLION ONGOING
FOR TO A MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
FOR STUDENTS AS IT'S SOMETHING
THAT'S IN TOTALLY UNDERSTOOD
IS- SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS.
STUDENTS ABILITY TO- ATTAIN
THEIR EDUCATIONAL GOALS THE
MUCH THANK YOU. GOOD MORNING
CHARACTER MERYL BEHALF THE
HISPANIC ASSOCIATION OF
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES WHILE
WE APPRECIATE THE GOVERNOR'S
ORIGINAL INVESTMENT WE DO LOOK
FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU.
NOT ONLY ON ENROLLMENT FUNDING
BUT ALSO ON STUDENT SUCCESS WE
APPRECIATE THE SEGMENTS WORK IN
CLOSING THE ACHIEVEMENT GAPS
BUT WE NEED TO DO MORE WHEN OUR
AVERAGE FAMILY INCOME WAS FORTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS- WHEN 40%
OF WHAT THE MOTIONS AREN'T
TUNING A DEGREE AT THE UC. IN
FOR YOUR MEANS WE'RE ADDING TO
THE CULTURE FOR THE PROBLEM
BECAUSE ARE PAYING OUT OF
POCKET FOR THE FIFTH YEAR. AND
WE CONTINUE TO THINK GOVERNOR
AND THE LEGISLATURE FOR ITS
SUPPORT DOCUMENTED STUDENTS
THANK YOU. GREETINGS MY NAME IS
DAVE OKAY I AM- MATH FACULTY
MEMBER IT SHOULD BOW COLLEGE IN
HAYWARD I'M ALSO PRESIDENT OF
THE SHOULD BOW LAST PROCEED AS
FACULTY ASSOCIATION. I'M ALSO
REPRESENTING A CONSORTIUM OF
FIFTEEN OF COMMITTEE BECAUSE
DISTRICTS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO
BAY AREA. THAT ARE FACING A
SEVENTY ONE MILLION DOLLAR
REDUCTION IN FUNDING IF NOT.
FOR THE HOLD HARMLESS
PROVISION- THE HEY. IS GIVE
OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE THE STUDENT
CENTER FUNDING FORMULA FOR
COMMITTEE COLLEGES THEY ISSUED
THEIR PARTY ONE REPORT IN
DECEMBER. AND INNER
RECOMMENDING THAT THE STUDY BE.
CONDUCTED IN THE TWENTY TWENTY
ONE FISCAL YEAR AND THE PURPOSE
OF STUDY IS AT A MINIMUM TO
ASSESS THE END. OF THE SCALE.
AND THE SUPPLEMENT. CAN ON CALL
LOOK I'M STUDENTS STUDENTS ASK
RACIAL EQUITY. AND GAP. IN THIS
IS IN A HIT IN THAT SUBJECT IS
HEADED THE DEFINING LOW INCOME
IN HIGH COST REDUCTIONS. IN THE
ATTACHED BARBARA END UP THERE
SHOWS A VIVID DISPARITY BETWEEN
POVERTY RATES IN FINANCIAL AID
UTILIZATION IS A CASE IN POINT.
STUDENT IN THE BAY AREA HAVE
ABOUT HALF UTILIZATION. MY
SCHOOL. THEN IN THE IN MY NAME.
IS MILLER ANYWAY. COME IN RENT
AND STILL CAN'T GET FINANCIAL
AID BECAUSE THEIR INCOME IS
ABOVE THE THRESHOLD- THAT THAT
IS NOT INDEX STATEWIDE FOR COST
OF LIVING. SO THE SUPPLEMENTAL
LOG ALLOCATION IS YOU KNOW IS
BASED ON THE COUNTER
FINANCIALY UTILIZATION BUT IF
ACCESS TO FINANCIAL AID IS
INEQUITABLE. THEN THOSE
STUDENTS ARE DOUBLY
DISADVANTAGED IN SO FAR AS THE
SKIFF FORCES A REDUCTION IN
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. TO THE
DISTRICTS AND SERVE THEM THEIR
FORM I'M ASKING YOU THAT THAT
YOU INSIST THAT THE
SUPPLEMENTAL STUDY. DRILL DOWN
ON THE IMPACT OF STUDENTS IN
HIGH COST REGIONS WITH RESPECT
TO THIS BURDEN IN ACCESS.
FINANCIAL AID AND THE DEGREE TO
WHICH WE CAN ENSURE THAT THE
SCRIPTURES ALL OF OUR STUDENTS
EQUITABLY. INCLUDE AN
APPROPRIATE. LIVING HELLO.
THANK GOOD MORNING GRANDMA
SOMEHOW WHICH ABOUT LOS TO SEE
JUST CALL JUST WHO IS A OF A
DISTRICT BAY AREA COALITION TO
LOOK AT THE SCHEDULE AND
IMPLEMENTS FUNDING
IMPLEMENTATION. THE FIFTEEN
DISTRICTS TO SUPPORT THE
STUDENT CENTERED ON STUDENT
SUCCESS STUDENT CENTERED
FUNDING FORMULA AND THE
CHANCELLOR'S VISION FOR
SUCCESS- THE FORMULA PRIORITIZE
IS THE MOST VULNERABLE STUDENTS
BUT THERE ARE SOME INEQUITIES
THAT HAVE BEEN BUILT INTO THE
FORMULA. BUT THE DISTRICTS
WOULD LIKE TO CONSIDER HI
ACOSTA ENGINES WITHIN THE STATE
ARE SEEN- REDUCTIONS IN OUR
OVERALL FUNDING BECAUSE PART OF
THE FORMULA IS BASED UPON
STUDENT FINANCIAL AID
PARTICIPATION. AND BECAUSE
THOSE HIGH COST AREAS IN THE
STATE. STUDENTS ARE MAKING MORE
MONEY IN ORDER TO LIVE IN THOSE
AREAS. BUT IT IS BASICALLY
PREVENTING STUDENTS FROM
ACCESSING TELLING COMMUNITY
COLLEGE GRANTS. SO WHAT WE
WOULD REQUEST IS THAT AS WE
HAVE THIS CONVERSATION THIS
YEAR ABOUT THE IMPLEMENTATION
FORMULA AND THE WORK GROUP
CONTINUES THEIR WORK. THAT WE
LOOKED AT EQUITY AT A COST OF
LIVING INDEX WITH IN THE
SUPPLEMENTAL ALLOCATION GRANTS
TO CONSIDER THE FACT. THAT
THESE STUDENTS- ARE MAKING MORE
MONEY BUT STILL IN THE SAME
POVERTY OF. OF OTHER AREAS OF
THE STATE THANK YOU. HELLO
TEAMER CONNIE I'M REPRESENTING
THE FACTLY SO STATION OF
CALIFORNIANS MANY COLLEGES. AND
A COUPLE THINGS FOR YOU TO
CONSIDER ONE IS THAT- WOULD
LIKE TO SEE MORE FUNDING
FUNDING FOR ON. A FULL TIME
FACULTY HIRES THAT WOULD FOCUS
ON DIVERSE DIVERSITY IN DIVERSE
HIRES- WE WOULD LIKE YOU TO
ALSO CONSIDERED THE FUNDING
CALIBRATE. M. MOVING THAT MONEY
MORE SUPPORT FOR THE CURRENT
EXISTING ONLINE PROGRAMS THAT
WE HAVE. COMMITTED COLLEGE.
REALLY APPRECIATE THE FUNDING
FOR FOOD PANTRIES. BUT WE'D
LIKE TO HAVE YOU CONSIDER
TAKING A AT LEAST A PORTION OF
THOSE FUNDS. THE HELP THE OF
SUPPORT AB FORTY THREE WHICH IS
A TO SEE A FOR CAUGHT CORRECT
ME COLLEGE STUDENTS. THIS WOUL
IS. IMPOSSIBLE OF THOSE FUN
MEETS STUDENT. THIRTY PAYMENT
FOR. A STUDENT FROM HOW HOLD TO
SEE MIRACLE OF PAYMENT PERJURED
AN AB DRUG OF PAIN OF RENTAL
CURRENT OR REPAIR THAT WILL
ALLOW THEM TO HAND THE
TRANSPORTATION TO WE THINK THAT
THIS EXTRA WE PROVIDE GREATER
FORCE. THE MORE STOOD NAY WE
ALSO WORK AGAIN GREATER SUPPORT
FOR FUNDING PROGRAMS SUCH AS OF
MILLION CARS FOR INSTANCE ENTER
PAPPAS'S ALSO FOR THE OUR
PRISON PROGRAM AND ALSO THE
WHOLE FOR ALL STUDENTS. THE
THAT'LL. TO THINK ABOUT. I AM
FORTY THIS THE CHARGE. HAS
BECAUSE THE NUMBER OF OUR SOME
OF OUR FAQ. AND SMALLER
CLASSIFIED IN OUR STUDENTS TO
LOSE THEIR HEALTHCARE- SOMEHOW
WE HAVE TO ADDRESS THIS ISSUE
BECAUSE IT'S A VERY UNFORTUNATE
SITUATION THAT WE'VE LEFT. SOME
VERY QUICKLY AND VERY-
PRODUCTIVE PEOPLE- IN A VERY
VERY VULNERABLE SITUATION THANK
YOU. GOOD MORNING STEPHANIE
GOLDMAN ON BEHALF OF THE
EXTENDED OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS
AND SERVICES UPS AND THE
CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ASSOCIATION FOR OCCUPATIONAL
EDUCATION CCC A. O. E. BOTH
ORGANIZATIONS ARE DEEPLY
CONCERNED FOR THE PROPOSED A
HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE MILLION
COMMUNITY CALLED SYSTEM
SUPPORT. SEE SEE SEE A WITH
SERVICE THE REDIRECT OF TWELVE
POINT FOUR MILLION FROM STRONG
WORK FORCE. YES IS CONCERNED
WITH THE RE DIRECTED POINT
EIGHT MILLION FROM THE NEXT UP
OFF SPOT FOR YOUTH PROGRAM.
THERE SHOULD BE SOME OVERSIGHT
OVER THE SYSTEM TO ENSURE THAT
THE MONEY IS BEING YOU. THIS ON
BEHALF OF THE AMPS ADDITIONALLY
UPS'S REQUESTING INCREASED
FUNDING FOR THE DREAMER LIAISON
PROGRAM AS A PROPOSED SIX THE
END UP THIS IS NUTS. TO COVER
THE FULL COST PROGRAM. GOOD
MORNING. MY NAME IS REBECCA LOW
I'LL AND THE NEXT THE- AT TEN
WAS A JUNIOR COLLEGE. AND I AM
HERE TO SUPPORT A BUDGET
AUGMENTATION OF THREE POINT
THREE MILLION TO THE NEXT THE
PROGRAM. TOOK THAT. TO EXPAND
ACCESS TO THE PROGRAM FOR
FOSTER THAT COMMUNITY COLLEGES.
I'M ALSO ASKING THE YOU
CONSIDER POSING THE PROPOSAL TO
REDUCE THE CASE HE'S NEXT THE
BUDGET BY ONE MILLION. TO
TRANSITION ADMINISTRATIVE SET
ASIDE A SINGLE POT FOR
CATEGORICAL PROGRAMS BUT NOT
GUARANTEED FUNDING FOR THE-
PROGRAM. THANK YOU. GOOD
MORNING MY NAME IS CANDY
BRIDGER'S AND I AM A NEXT STEP
SPECIALIST AT THE SANTA ROSA
JUNIOR COLLEGE. AND I'M HERE TO
SUPPORT A BUDGET AUGMENTATION
OF THREE POINT THREE I'M SORRY
THREE POINT THREE MILLION TO
THE NEXT A PROGRAM TO EXPAND
ACCESS. TO THE PROGRAM FOR
FOSTER YOU THAT THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGES THANK YOU. MORNING MR
SHARE MEMBERS LARRY PLEASE GO
COMMUNITY COLLEGE LEAVE
CALIFORNIA WITH A STATEWIDE
ORGANIZATION. OF FOR ALL ONE
HUNDRED FIFTEEN DOLLARS AND
SEVENTY THREE DISTRICTS AND WE
APPRECIATE THE GOVERNOR'S
ATTENTION TO THE CALIFORNIA
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. AND WE
WOULD HOPE THAT ALL OF YOU
PRIORITIZE OP FOR AREAS-
SPECIFICALLY ONE WOULD BE. JUST
AN INCREASE IN BUT- FUNDING.
REALLY CRITICAL FOR OVERALL ARE
ALSO A PENSION BY DOWN AS WAS
MENTIONED IN THE LA- IS REALLY
IMPORTANT TO PREVENT US FROM
USING OPERATIONAL DOLLARS FOR
THAT AND HONORING THE PENSION
OF OUR EMPLOYEES THIRD
FINANCIAL AID WE'RE VERY
EXCITED ABOUT THAT CAL GRANT
REFORM WE THINK SOME KIND OF A
DOWN PAYMENT SEND A STRONG GEN.
SO THE FOR MAINTENANCE AND A
QUICK HELLO INVESTMENT THERE
WILL PAY DIVIDENDS IN THE LONG
RUN SO THANK YOU. HI GOOD
MORNING PERSONAL KIDDOS HERE ON
BEHALF OF A CALIFORNIA FACULTY
ASSOCIATION WE'RE HERE TO
EXPRESS OUR SUPPORT FOR THE
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSAL FOR THE ONE
HUNDRED NINETY NINE MILLION IN
NEW AN ONGOING FUNDING. FOR
THIS. WITH MORE SINCE IN THE
SYSTEM THE CSU IS IN NEED A
STABLE AND SECURE FACULTY AND
COUNSELING WORKFORCE FOR TO
SERVE ITS STUDENTS WHICH IS WHY
WERE ADVOCATING FOR FIFTY
MILLION AND DEDICATED FUNDING
FOR HIRING OF TENURE TRACK.
FACULTY TWENTY MILLION-DEDICATED FUNDING FOR THE
HIRING OF TENURE TRACK
PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELORS IN NO
INCREASE IN STUDENT FEES THANK
YOU. HELLO MY NAME IS RON GOMEZ
AND I'M THE ORGANIZING DIRECTOR
FOR YOU SEE OUR ANSWER ON THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR YOU SEE
A SAY AS THE CHAIR AS A VICE
CHAIR FOR THE CAMPUS ACTION
CN. WE'RE ASKING THAT THIS
COMMITTEE CONSIDER THE KICK
INCREASING A STATE THAT FUNDING
TO THE CHOSEN A BUDGET OF
EIGHTY FIVE MILLION AS- THE
FUNDING HAS INCREASED BY TWENTY
ONE POINT 6% OVER THE LAST FEW
DECADES. SUPER FUNDING IS CHRIS
EVERT HARD TO. DURING THAT
MARGINALLY STUDENTS WILL TEAM
THE RESOURCES NEEDED IN. SPACE
AFTER THE- BAND CALIFORNIA
PASSAGE NINETY NINE YOU SEE I
THE CAMPUS. MOSTLY WE'RE CLASS
OF COLOR WHO HAVE THEMSELVES
BENEFITTED FROM SAFE PROGRAM.
AND ARE FROM THE LOCAL INCOME
AREA OF THE LOOK AND THEN
EMPIRE THE BENEFITS THESE PUT
THEIR ALSO. IN USE ARE BEING.
NATIONAL LEADER FOR. THE THIS
YEAR. THANK YOU. HELLO MY NAME
IS BUT DECEMBER THE LESS I'M
HERE A STUDENT YOU SEE OUR THE
HELP OF YOU I WANTED TO
HIGHLIGHT MY FOR THE FIVE POINT
THREE MILLION ON GOING FUND ASK
MENTAL SERVICES THE UC PRIVACY
ON BEING A IN A AND GEN BUT
IT'S NOT VESTED STUDENTS AND
THEIR EDUCATION PROVIDING
RESOURCES FOR MENTAL VISIT THE
MONTH HOPE PROVIDE FOR STUDENTS
OFFER. MEETING AND ITS PROBLEM.
YOU ITSELF DOES NOT THE CROP TO
TEND ALSO NEEDS AN RATHER INCUR
STUDENTS TO GO TO ALL COME
RESEARCH AS A STUDENT HAVE USED
YOURS NUMBER CALL SERVE IT WAS
TO MY DISBELIEF THAT MONTHLY AT
LIKE A LOGICAL FOR THAT YOU SEE
ARE COULD AND BY ONE THING IN
REGARDS TO MY PURSE IS. BECAUSE
I WAS NOT ACCORDING TO A.
HIGHLIGHTS OUR MENTAL SYSTEM
DOES NOT REFER THE PREVENTATIVE
KERR'S. AND RATHER A LAST
RESORT RESOURCE THE GOVERNOR
HAS EMPHASIZED THE IMPORTANCE.
OF MENTAL HEALTH WHICH
PREVENTED IF KERR THE
SIGNIFICANT FACTOR IN
ADDRESSING MENTAL HEALTH. THIS
WILL PROVIDE CAMPUS IS LIKE YOU
SEE OUR WITH A- FUNDING FOR
MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT. ISN'T
STRONG NEED FOR MORE COUNSELORS
AND QUITE FRANKLY MORE QUALITY
RESOURCES. AND PURSUIT FOR NEED
THANK YOU SO MUCH. GOOD MORNING
MY NAME ONLY HAWKINS I'M THE
PACIFIC REGIONAL DIRECTOR WITH
BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SOCIETY.
WE'RE HERE TODAY IN SUPPORT OF
GOVERNOR NEWSOME'S FIFTY
MILLION DOLLAR ANIMAL SHELTER
GRANTS PROGRAM TO BE
ADMINISTERED BY UC DAVIS CREDIT
SCHOOL OF. MEDICINE THANK YOU.
HELLO MY NAME IS DAVE HERNANDEZ
I AM A FORMER FOSTER USE AND
I'M A STUDENT HERE- CURRENTLY-
VIEW COLLEGE. I AM WITH THE CIC
CHAPTER AND I JUST WANT TO SAY
THE ANSWERI AM IN SUPPORT OF A
BUDGET AUGMENTATION OF THREE
THREE MILLION TO THE NEXT
PROGRAM TO EXPAND ACCESS TO THE
PROGRAM FOR FOSTER YO THAT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. AND FAVOR
BILL NINE FIVE EIGHT AND MY
EDUCATED BELIEVE EMPOWERING OUR
THE- OUR COUNTRY'S FUTURE DOES
TO DISENGAGE WITH ADVERSITY
THAT STANDS OUT IS DENTED AS
THE ECONOMY CHANGES VASTLY
IMPROVING OUR- THE WORK. I HAVE
COME TO A CONCLUSION THE IN
GERMANY FIFTY NINE FIRST OF
PERCENT OF THEIR MADE OF
WORKFORCE COMES FROM TRAINS
THEM OCCASIONAL WORK- IMAGINE
THE GROWTH OF INFRASTRUCTURE-
BUT WE ARE SEEING IN CALIFORNIA
IS THE- GRADUATE. ARE UP. BUT
THE LGBT FOR THE CITY'S ARE
DOWN SO I HAVE COME TO
UNDERSTAND THAT IF WE WERE TO
MOVE AWAY FROM THAT IS. OUR
FUTURE GOING TO COLLEGES. N.
APPLYING RESOURCES WERE CAN BE
FILLED I WE CAN BETTER. USE
VERY THANK VERY MUCH. HELLO AND
GOOD MORNING- MY NAME SAFINA
MESSA AND I'M A FORMER FOSTER
YOUTH IN THE STUDENT AT YOU
COMMUNITY COLLEGE I'M HERE IN
SUPPORT OF A BUDGET
AUGMENTATION OF THREE POINT
THREE MILLION TO THE NEXT UP
PROGRAM TO EXPAND ACCESS TO THE
PROGRAM FOR FOUGHT. AT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES BEING A
FOSTER YOU THERE'S MANY
EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC
SETBACKS BY PASSING THE SENATE
BILL NINE FIVE EIGHT YOU'LL BE
LIFTING THE DISADVANTAGE FOR
THEIR CURRENT SITUATIONS IN
ENSURING THE BATTERING
EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC TO
FURTHER GUARANTEE THE SURVIVAL
OF OUR DEMOCRATIC RIGHT. THANK
YOU. THANK YOU. HELLO MORNING
MY NAME IS ANA GARCIA I'M A
FORMER US YOU IN THE AMERICAN
DO NOT BE. ICE OF THIS YEAR
THREE POINT THREE BILLION OR
THE THREE AUGMENTATION THE NEXT
THE PROGRAM FOR FOSTER YOUTH
BEING FORMER FOSTER YOUTH
MYSELF US BASE TO SUPPORT AND
SUPPORT FOR THE FOR STUDENTS
TODAY'S EDUCATION ISN'T
STRUGGLING TO BE SUCCESSFUL I
URGE AFFECT PROGRAMS LIKE THESE
ARE VERY WELL AND POUR INTO A
SELF IS BE SUCCESSFUL TRACES
THAT AND SHE VIRGINIA SERVICE
THINKER THANK. GOOD MORNING MY
TURN NUMBER IS MY NAME IS IV RE.
I AM AN ANIMAL'S. MY AT THE OF
A SO ANIMALS OR- PART. I AM
HERE TODAY SUPPORT OF GOVERNOR
NEWSOME'S FIFTY MILLION ANIMAL
A FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR. ANIMAL
SHELTER GRANTS PROGRAM TO BE
ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE UC
DAVIS COURT SHELTER MEDICINE
PROGRAM. ARE THE CENTRAL VALLEY
COULD. DEFINITELY BENEFIT FROM
THIS PROGRAM. AND WILL
IMMEDIATELY AFFECT THE SAFE
RATES ACROSS THE STATE THANK
YOU THANK YOU. GOOD MORNING I'M
READING OF. CA AND UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA ALUMNI I ALSO
URGE YOUR SUPPORT OF THE
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSED FIFTY
MILLION DOLLAR INVESTMENT IN AN
ANIMAL SHELTER GRANTS PROGRAM
TO BE ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE
UC DAVIS CORRECT. SHELTER BUT
PROGRAM THANK YOU. THANK YOU.
HI GOOD MORNING MY NAME IS EMMA
BINGO MISS A COME AS AN
EDUCATOR- THANK YOU FOR
ALLOWING ME THE TIME TO SPEAK.
YOU SEE I COME FROM- A FAMILY
OF IMMIGRANTS ARE THEY REYES
TEN OF US IN EAST LOS ANGELES
AND I'VE LEARNED THAT NOW AS AN
EDUCATOR THAT STUDENTS IS
DIFFERENT CHALLENGES I'M HERE
TO SUPPORT- AUGMENTATION OF
THREE POINT THREE MILLION FOR
THE NEXT THE PROGRAM AND TO
REDUCE THE AGE FROM SIXTEEN
THIRTEEN I'M- VERY GRATEFUL TO
BE A PARENT OF THREE CHILDREN.
AND DO MY BEST TO BE A PARENT-
I MAKE A LOT OF MISTAKES BUT
MORE IMPORTANTLY. I'M A PARENT
TO THE CHILDREN THAT I HAVE AND
NEXT THE PARTICIPANTS HAVE AN
OLD PERRANCE. AND. IT'S HARD
FOR STUDENTS TO WHEN THERE'S A
LOT OF THIS FUNCTION AROUND
THEM- ON BEHALF OF THE OPENNESS
PROGRAM CASE MANAGEMENT
APPROACH- OUR PROGRAM IS IN
TACT WITH COUNSELORS TO BE ABLE
TO SUPPORT NEXT THE
PARTICIPANTS. THANK YOU. THANK
YOU. GOOD MORNING COMMITTEE
MEMBERSMY NAME ISEDDIE
AGUILAR AND I'M A STUDENT
SUPPORT SPECIALISTS AT YOU
COMMUNITY COLLEGE I'M ALSO A
FORMER FOSTER YOUTH AND I'M
HERE TO SUPPORT THE BUDGET
AUGMENTATION OF THREE POINT
THREE MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE
NEXT STEP PROGRAM TO EXPAND
ACTS AROUND FOUGHT. FOR YOU
THINK COMMUNITY BUT JUST. FOR
SPECIAL I WORK ONE ON ONE WITH.
ON A DAILY BE. I CAN THINK OF
WHY PARTICULAR STUDENT WHO
WOULD HAVE BENEFITTED FROM THIS
PROGRAM- THE STUDENT WITH A
SPENT MOST OF HER LIFE IN
FOSTER CARE EVENTUALLY EXITING
OUT AT THE EIGHT FIFTEEN.
THROUGH GUARDIAN SHIP WHICH
THAT FAILED. THE STATE BECAME.
AND THEN I GRADUATED SOMEHOW
HIGH SCHOOL IN A VERY- QUICK
MANNER- WENT TO COMMUNITY
COLLEGES AND HAS. SPENT FOR
FIVE YEARS IN COMMUNITY
COLLEGE. SHE'S GONNA TRANSFER
ON FOUR YEAR HOWEVER SHE'S USED
MOST REBEL GROUP WHICH WILL.
GET HURT. SUCH WHERE AS LIMITED.
THE PROPOSAL I SUPPORT THE NEXT
UP FUNDING THANK. ABOUT THANK
YOU. GOOD MORNING MANY IS JUST
YET AGAIN ON THE MAYOR OF CAL.
THE HOME USE BERKELEY THE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
SYSTEMS FLAGSHIP CAMPUS AND I
WANNA START BIKE KNOWLEDGE IN
THE PROGRESS MADE BY THE
GOVERNOR AND THE LEGISLATURE
AND THE UC SYSTEM IMPROVING
ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITY AS A
FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE
STUDENT UC GRADUATE I WANT TO
HEAR THAT STUDENTS
PARTICULARLY. LOW INCOME STILL
THE SAME OPPORTUNITIES AGO SUCH
CATION HOWEVER I AM HERE TODAY
IN A DIFFERENT NOTE TO INFORM
ME OF THE ONGOING CHALLENGES IN
NEGOTIATING A WITH YOU BERKELEY
BRED CREASING. GROWTH AND
REQUESTING A SECOND IT BUDGET
FUNDING FOR UC BERKELEY THAT
CAMPUS AND IT IS BEING DIRECTED
TO REACH OVERALL SETTLEMENT ON
THE- WHICH IS. SIGNET PACKS.
CITY OF BERKELEY PROVIDE USED
TO. SINCE TWO THOUSAND FIVE SEE
BURKE STREET IN BY THAT
ADDITIONAL. WHICH IS ROUGHLY A
THIRD THREE PER AND IN. THIS IS
OBVIOUSLY CREATED IMPACTS ARE
HELPING MARKETS ON A FIRE
EMERGENCY SERVICES ARE POLICE
DEPARTMENT AND OUR CITIES
INFRASTRUCTURE AND A BERKELEY
IS DEALING WITH THE IMPACTS OF
THE SIGNIFICANT GROWTH- THE
ACTUAL SCHOOL IMPACT THAT WE
DEMAND IS ABOUT TWELVE MILLION
DOLLARS CITY ON A BASIS.
BECAUSE THE SIGNIFICANT PRES.
ASIAN THE CITY OF BERKLEY WAS
IN IN AN M. POSITION OF HOW TO
SEE YOU USE BERKELEY YEAR AND
THIS IS ONE OF SEVERAL LAWSUITS
THAT THE COMMUNITY MEMBER
COMMUNITY HAS FILED OVER THE
CAMPUS IS FAILURE TO COMPLY
WITH LEGAL REQUIREMENTS TO
ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF OUR
COMMUNITY I BELIEVE THAT YOU
SEE ADMINISTRATOR SHOULD BE
WORKING IN GOOD FAITH IN
COOPERATION CITY AND COMMUNITY
GROUPS WE JUST LET TO MAKE IT
DISAPPEAR IMPACTS CAUSED BY YOU
SEE BURKE ADDING ELEVEN
THOUSAND DIGITAL ST OUR
COMMUNITY. THE CITY WRECKED THE
IMPORTANCE OF WORK SLEEP UBER
BUT THE CAR MINISTRY ACTIONS
SEVEN EIGHT THAT INCREASINGLY
DIFFICULT AND I BELIEVE THIS
KIND OF PLANNING BY LITIGATION
STRATEGY. HARPER I ASH COSTING
YOU KNOWING DOLLARS THAT GO
TOWARDS. HELPING HIGH RIDGE IN
WORE A THESE MP SO ARE HE TO
YOU TO WRAP UP YES I YOUR YOUR-
REGULAR TIME UP BUT I WILL THAT
AND- I UNDERSTAND YOU'RE HERE
YOU'RE MERRITT C. ON BEER SO.
LIKE YOU LOOK ARE THAT LITTLE
PERPLEX THIS IS AN COURT RUMOR
OF TO HOW THIS DISCUSSION. THIS
IS ABOUT THE TWENTY TWENTY
BUDGET PROPOSAL THIS BILLY IS
GERMANE WHAT. SING ON THIS YEAR
SO I WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU TO.
WORK A LOCAL GOVERNMENT DOWN
THERE AND ALSO FOCUSED ON YOUR-
STATE SENATOR SKINNER AND-
RELAX BECAUSE- NOBODY HAS
CRESTED. DANCE NOT REALLY THAT
THIS BODY BEFORE IT. THANK YOU
FOR COMING THANK YOU THANK YOU.
MY NAME IS FOR Y. EN THE- OF
SABRE NAME. AND WE'RE HERE TO
ADD THE CAN TO CAN. HOW BACK OF
THE BURKE UC BERKELEY'S BUDGET
UNTIL THE CAMPUS ADMINISTRATORS
REACH AN OVERALL SETTLEMENT. I
THINK. I HEAR YOUR COMMENT
ABOUT IT NOT BEING APPROPRIATE
BUT I DO THINK THAT- THE ON
BUDGET PROCESS IS THEIR PROPER
PLACE TO DO THIS BECAUSE THE
GROWTH- IN BERKELEY HAS- AT UC
BERKELEY HAS BECAUSE REALLY
SEVERE IMPACTS AND I THINK.
THAT THE UC BERKELEY THAT
CHANCELLOR CREST AND CAMPUS
COUNCIL ROBINSON HAVE FAILED
TO- IN THEIR LEADERSHIP IN
TERMS OF TRYING TO. HELP OF THE
CITY AND THE UNITY OF REACH A
REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION SO WE
WOULD ASK YOU- AND THEY'VE ALSO
PURSUED A VERY SCORCHED EARTH
LITIGATION STRATEGY AND- UP TO
AND INCLUDING- FILING A SLAP.
IT WHICH IS WHAT THEY- WANT TO
GET STUCK. PRO OFFICERS OF CAN
ASSOCIATION SO I DO THINK THIS
IS A- AND BECAUSE THERE AS AS
THE THEY CAN'T. TO THIS AND THE
YOU KNOW OUR CLAIM AS WELL WHY
SHOULD THE CITIZENS AND
BERKELEY SUBSIDIZE THE
ENROLLMENT GROWTH OF PRIMARILY
EIGHT THOUSAND OUT OF STATE
STUDENTS WHO ARE WEALTHY AND
HAVE FOR STAFF. MANY OF OUR LOW
INCOME TENANTS SO I WILL HOPE
THAT YOU'LL CONSIDER THAT AND
WHAT WE WILL GLADLY TRADE THOSE
EIGHT THOUSAND AND NON RESIDENT
RATE THAT SOME CALIFORNIA'S
FROM TWELVE CENTS. ACKERMAN
SACRAMENTO PLUS MORE CELL YEAH
YOU WE TO THANK YOU. NOW WE
GIVE YOU MORE STUDENTS ANOTHER
YOU WANT WHEN I WANT TO DO. THE
ISLANDS ARE TO BE VERY IN
CONTROL BERKELEY FAR AS ACCESS
CALIFORNIANS TO GET THE
FLAGSHIP. OF THE BERKELEY THANK
YOU. SO THIS IS ANOTHER COM ON
THIS. THING OUR WILL MEMBERS MY
NAME IS LESLIE I MEAN TEN AND
I'M PRESIDENT OF MAKE YOU SEE A
GOOD NEIGHBOR. AND CO FOUNDER
OF THE BERKELEY ARCHITECTURAL
HERITAGE ASSOCIATION. A GROUP
OF LONG TIME COMMUNITY MEMBERS
IN BERKELEY START IT MAKE YOU
SEE A GOOD NEIGHBOR IN ORDER TO
HOLD UC BERKELEY LEADERSHIP
ACCOUNTABLE. FOR THE SEVERE
IMPACTS OF ITS GROWTH. ON THE
CITY AND ON OUR NEIGHBORHOODS.
CHANCELLOR CAROL CRIST IN
CAMPUS COUNSEL DAVID ROBINSON
HAVE REFUSED TO EVEN DISCUSS
ANY MEDICATIONS FOR THE GROWTH
WITH NEIGHBORS. AND HAVE
PURSUED A SCORCHED EARTH AGAIN
A SCORCHED EARTH THE GEISHA
STRATEGIES. MIL OF TAXPAYER
DOLLARS THAT SHOULD BE USED TO
EDUCATE OUR YOUNG PEOPLE. WE
ASK THAT YOU PLEASE WITHHOLD A
PORTION OF THE UC BUDGET UNTIL
MRS CREST THIS IS CHRIS AND
MISTER ROBINSON SIT DOWN AND
REACH A REASONABLE SETTLEMENT
THANK YOU. THANK YOU. GOOD
MORNING MISTER CHAIR OF MEMBERS
MY NAME IS DOUG DR JEANINE
BURGER I'M AT THE VICE
PRESIDENT AT THE SAN FRANCISCO
SPCA AND I'M HERE TO STRONGLY
SUPPORT THE GOVERNOR'S A FIFTY
MILLION DOLLAR AN ANIMAL
SHELTER GRANT PROGRAM TO BE
ADMINISTERED BY DEATH IS DEEMED
UC DAVIS CORRECTION MEDICINE
PROGRAM. WITH SUCH TARGETED
FUND AND EXPERTISE A CALIFORNIA
WILL SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVE THE
LIVES OF PETS AND PEOPLE BY
TWENTY TWENTY FIVE THANK YOU
VERY MUCH. THANK YOU GOOD
MORNING MISTER CHAIR AND
MEMBERS MY NAME IS GENESIS
TIMELINE I'M AN OFFICE
ASSISTANT FOR THE CITY OF
ISAURIA ANIMAL SERVICES I'M
HERE TODAY IN SUPPORT OF
GOVERNOR NUISANCE FIFTY MILLION
DOLLAR ANIMAL SHELTER GRANTS
PROGRAM TO BE ADMINISTERED
THROUGH THE UC DAVIS CORRECTION
MEDICINE PROGRAM. THE GOOD
MORNING MISTER CHAIR AND
MEMBERS MY NAME IS HAVE TEN I'M
THE AND SERVICES MANAGER TULARE
ANIMALS IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY
HERE IN CALIFORNIA I'M HERE
THIS MORNING TO STRONGLY
SUPPORT THE GOVERNOR'S PROPOSED
FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR IN A MOTOR
GRANTS PROPOSAL TO BE
ADMINISTERED BY UC DAVIS IS
CORRECTIONAL TO MEDICINE
PROGRAM. AS A SHOULDER DIRECTOR
OF ONE OF THE MORE RURAL AREAS
IN THE CENTRAL VALLEY HERE IN
CALIFORNIA BUT TO COMMENT ON
THE FACT THAT THIS PROGRAM NOT
ONLY AFFECT ANIMAL WELFARE NOT
BUT IF SOME OF VULNERABLE IT IS
THAT WE SERVE IN THE. AND ALLOW
JUST THROW THE STATE THEM
EASILY. UNABLE TO FOR SERVICE
TO THOSE CA. IS THE ABILITY TO
GO INTO CAN. AND MAKE AMENDS.
THANK YOU. GOOD MORNING MISTER
CHAIR AND MEMBERS- JULIE IN A
TIGHT LOW DIRECTOR OF
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS FOR SAN
DIEGO HUMANE SOCIETY ALSO HERE
IN STRONG SUPPORT OF THE
GOVERNOR'S PROPOSED- A FIFTY
MILLION DOLLAR SHELTER GRANTS
PROGRAM. I'M ALSO WEARING A
SECOND HAT AS A MEMBER OF THE
BOTH ENDS OF THE LEASE
COALITION WHICH REALLY LOOKS
THAT. I FINISHED PUZZLES AND
LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS FROM THE
LANDS OF- CARE FOR ANIMALS AND
THE PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR THEM.
REALLY STRONGLY SUPPORT THIS
INITIATIVE WHICH STANDS TO
INCREASE- LIFESAVING IN THE
STATE TREMENDOUSLY THANK YOU.
MY MISTER MEMBERS BRIAN NOW
WITH THE CALIFORNIA FEDERATION
OF TEACHERS AND HERE TO TALK
ABOUT TWO THINGS ONE. THE
GOVERNOR THERE PROPOSED A ONE
TIME TEN MILLION DOLLARS FOR
PART TIME FACULTY OFFICE HOURS
WE WANT THIS COMMITTEE TO
CONSIDER CONVERTING DATA TO
ONGOING. AS ONE TIME FUNDING
JUST WON'T DO ANY. POSITIVE ONE
HAVE ANY POSITIVE OUTCOME FOR
US THE OTHER THING IS WE ARE
STILL REMAIN- WE ARE STILL ON
VEHEMENTLY OPPOSED TO CALIBRATE
I. HOPE TO WORK WITH THIS
COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND STAFF. TO
WORK ON A SOLUTION HERE THANK
YOU. GOOD MORNING MY NAME IS
REESE VAN HONK AND ARE YOU THE-
VOICES YOU CENTER AS AS A FOR
FOSTER YOUTH. I'M HERE TO
SUPPORT THE BUDGET AUGMENTATION
OF THREE POINT THREE MILLION-
THE NEXT UP PROGRAM AND
HOPEFULLY- HAVE TO HAVE. EXTEND
THE ACCESS TO THE PROGRAM FOR
FORMER VICE USING THE COMMUNITY
COLLEGE. THANK YOU. HI MY NAME
IS JULIE BEGINNING- I'M FROM
VOICES YOU CENTER- BUT WERE A
NONPROFIT PROGRAM AND NAPA
COUNTY WORKING WITH CURRENT AND
FORMER FOSTER YOUTH- AND I'M
ALSO HERE. TO SUPPORT A BUDGET
AUGMENTATION OF THREE POINT
THREE MILLION. TO THE NEXT A
PROGRAM TO EXPAND ACCESS TO THE
PROGRAM FOR FOSTER YOUTH AT
COMMUNITY COLLEGES. THANK YOU.
HI MY NAME IS PLEDGES AROSE A-
I'M OF STE THE YOUTH STAFF OF
VOICES AND I'M ALSO HERE TO
SUPPORT A BUDGET OF THAT THREE
POINT MILLION TO THE NEXT A
PROGRAM SPENT ACCESS TO THE
PROGRAM TO FOSTER. AT THE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE THANK YOU.
HELLO MY NAME IS EDWIN. I'M A
LEGISLATIVE LEGISLATIVE AIDE
FOR THE UC STUDENT ASSOCIATION.
AND AS MENTIONED BEFORE I JUST
WANT TO HIGHLIGHT. THE
IMPORTANCE OF TWENTY THREE
MILLION DOLLARS ONGOING FOR SAY
PROGRAMS- TWENTY MILLION
DOLLARS GOING TO SERVICES FOR
FOSSE'S FORMALLY INCARCERATED.
AND UNDOCUMENTED STUDENTS AND
THE IMPORTANCE OF FOR THE
INVESTMENT ON SUMMER CAL GRANT
THANK YOU. HI GOOD MORNING MY
NAME IS HEIDI THE IV LINE AND I
AM THAT INTERIM YOUR PS NEXT
STOP AND CARE COORDINATOR AT
SAKS CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND
I'M HERE TODAY IN SUPPORT OF A
THREE POINT THREE MILLION
DOLLAR AUGMENTATION FOR THE
NEXT A PROGRAM. AS A PART OF
THE PROGRAM OUR STUDENTS NOT
NOT ONLY BENEFIT FROM A
CONSISTENT AND PORTED NETWORK
THROUGH OUR COUNSELORS AND OUR
STAFF BUT THEY ALSO BENEFIT
FROM THINGS SUCH AS BOOK
ASSISTANCE GAS CARDS. AND
SUPPLIES THAT HELP THEIR DAYS-
THAT HELP THEM GET THROUGH
SCHOOL AND MAKE IT A LITTLE BIT
EASIER FOR THEM TO FOCUS ON
THEIR STUDIES SO AGAIN I'M HERE
IN SUPPORT OF THE AUGMENTATION
THREE POINT THREE MILLION
DOLLARS FOR NEXT STOP. THANK
YOU. GOOD MORNING MR TO NUMBER
AND YOU AND HERE BEHALF OF THE
CITY OF FRESNO- WE ARE
SUPPORTIVE OF THE GOVERNOR'S
BUDGET PROPOSAL FOR A FIFTY
MILLION DOLLARS TO THE UC
DAVIS- CRAP MEDICAL CENTER. I
THIS PROPOSAL IS RATHER TIMELY
EYES WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING
ON BUILDING OUT OUR OWN ANIMAL
SHELTER. I WE JUST ACQUIRED
LAND FOR THAT AS WELL AND HAVE
BEEN WORKING WITH I'M UC DAVIS
ON FUTURE PROGRAM AND PROVIDING
SERVICES FOR THE REGION. FRESNO
HAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST
EUTHANASIA RATES IN THIS IN THE
STATE AND SO WE ARE ACTIVELY
TRYING TO. MEET THE STATE'S
GOALS TO ENSURE THAT NO
ADOPTABLE DOG OR CAT. AND I
THINK YOUNG. THE MORNING
CHAIRMAN RESTED SHE JENNIFER
FEARING HERE TODAY WEARING TWO
HATS FIRST PROFESSIONALLY AS
THE REPRESENTATIVE HERE FOR THE
SAN DIEGO HUMANE SOCIETY THE
SAN FRANCISCO SPCA AND BEST
FRIENDS ANIMAL SOCIETY WANT TO
URGE- YOUR SUPPORT OF THE
FUNDING FOR UC DAVIS THAT WOULD
ADDRESS CRITICAL NEEDS IN
COMMUNITIES. FOR ANIMALS AND
PEOPLE LIVE THERE- AND THEN
PERSONALLY WEARING MY HAT IS A
FORMER DIRECTOR OF THE CAL
AGGIE AMONG THIS IS THE ASIAN
AND A PROUD UC DAVIS GRADUATE.
I DON'T WANT TO AMPLIFY THE
VOICES OF STUDENTS I HEARD HERE
TODAY AND HOPE THAT THE STATE
BUT- WILL BE ABLE TO SERVE THE
NEEDS IN WAYS THAT. THINK IT'S
BEEN A LONG TIME. BUS THREE
HUNDRED ALL QUARTER PART OF
WHAT STUDENT OR EXPERIENCE SO I
JUST WANTED TO AMPLIFY THEIR
VOICES THANK YOU. YOUR MCCARTY
MISTER MAYOR DO BALLOT. WITH
CSU. YOU WE HAVE A COUPLE OF
CONCERNS THAT WILL BE COMING
BACK AND- SHARING LANGUAGE WITH
THE COMMITTEE ONE IS ON THE
GRADUATION INITIATIVE. WHILE
THE CSU. CLAIMS PROGRESS IN
THERE HAS BEEN PROGRESS THERE
IS STILL NUMBER OF CAMPUSES ARE
NOT DOING WELL LOS ANGELES HAS
AN 11% GRADUATION RATE FOR FOUR
YEARS SAN FRANCISCO'S INCREASED
BY 6% SINCE THE INITIATIVE
BEGAN THERE IS AN AUDIT THAT
WAS RELEASED IN TWENTY
SEVENTEEN ONE OF THE
RECOMMENDATIONS WERE THAT THAT
THAT THERE OUGHT TO BE MORE-
STATE OVERSIGHT. INDICATE THE
OF HOW THIS YEAR IT WAS
EXPANDED STUDENTS AS PROGRAMS
AND SO WE HAVE SOME LANGUAGE
WILL BE SUBMITTING. AND FINALLY
THE ART OF THE COUNTRY LAST
YEAR JUST WANT TO REMIND THIS
COMMITTEE THE CSU RIGHT NOW HAS
A FOUR BILLION DOLLARS SURPLUS.
OF WHICH ONE POINT FIVE BILLION
DOLLARS IS DISCRETIONARY NON
GOING. WE HAVE ROUGHLY TWENTY
THOUSAND SUPPORT STAFF HAD BEEN
MISTREATED BY THAT THIS
INSTITUTION FOR OVER TWO
DECADES. OUR IN BARGAINING
RIGHT NOW TRYING TO GET
PROBABLE SALARIES FOR SOME OF
OUR WORK WORKING POOR- BUT THE
FACT THAT THIS ISSUE HAS ONE
POINT FIVE BILLION DOLLARS IN
ONGOING DISCRETIONARY. IT'S NOT
BE A NEED FOR A DAY STATE FUNDS
THANK. THANK YOU. THANK YOU
MISTER CHAIR AND MEMBERS OF THE
COMMITTEE OF MY NAME'S JOSH
LEWIS I CURRENTLY SERVICE THE
LABOR RELATIONS DIRECTOR FOR
THE UC STUDENT ASSOCIATION I
DON'T THINK YOU OFFER THE
ABILITY TO SPEAK HERE TODAY I'M
SURE THERE'S NOT MUCH I CAN SAY
THAT THANKS WITH ALREADY
THOUGHT ABOUT HIS PRIORITIES
FOR THIS USE. IS A VICTORY FOR
THE UC FIVE MILLION TO HELP
EXPAND THE TWENTY I COULD USE
AND THE TWENTY MILLION AND- I
JUST WANNA STE. UNDER A LOT IN
USE MY- IS THE LAST PERSON
PUBLIC COME HERE BEFORE TODAY.
I DISTRUSTS. TOLD AND COMPLETE.
TO ANY PER. THAT IN. TUITION IN.
TUITION ARE DANGEROUS AND
NEGATIVELY IMPACT STUDENTS
DIRECTLY THESE PROGRAMS THAT WE
ARE CALLING FOR THESE ASKED
THAT WE ARE MAKING. TO BE
INCLUDED IN THE BUDGET ASK LIKE
MENTAL HEALTH EXPANSION ****
LIKE SAY BUT PROGRAM EXPANSION
OR DIRECTLY COUNTERED BY BEING
FUNDED WITH TUITION. INCREASES
QUESTION INCREASES IMPACTS
STUDENTS- AT A REGULAR LEVEL
AND WHEN COUPLED WITH THE CALL
FOR RELATIVELY ON FOR THE NEXT.
TEN OF IN ROMAN. IS THAT RIGHT
WE'RE GOING TO IN. NEED FOR
MENTAL HEALTH SO AS WE CAN
INCREASE THE NEED FOR SAY
APPROACH. AND A LEVEL OF
FUNDING IS NOT GOOD BE ABLE TO
WORK FOR THOSE LEVEL OF TUITION
THAT ARE BEING FROM IN A TO AN
ON FUND FOR XP ROMAN. THANK YOU.
OKAY THANK YOU SO MUCH THAT
CONCLUDES TODAY'S OVER HEARING
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION WE'LL SEE
YOU IN THE COMING WEEKS AND
MONTHS AND NEXT WEEK WE'LL TALK
ABOUT. OUR K. TWELVE BUDGET
PROPOSAL AS WELL AS EARLY
EDUCATION THANK YOU. THIS YEAH
YEAH HI. OKAY. YEAH YEAH YEAH.
FIVE THE ONLY REASON I YEAH I
JUST WANNA SAY THAT TO YOU.
YEAH NUMBER WORKING WITH JAY.
YEAH.
YES YEAH. I BELIEVE.
NUMBER EIGHTY EIGHT ZERO ONE
OKAY SEVEN HUNDRED. FOR THE
RECORD. YEAH YEAH. YEAH YEAH.
WELL NO THE LOOK AT THE-
DOMINO'S YEAH YEAH. YEAH. ALL
THE OFFICERS ARE NOT ALREADY.
OKAY SURE YEAH. THE. YEAH YOUR-
I. YEAH. WATER. FOR THAT YEAH
YEAH YEAH YEAH. WE'RE LOOKING.
ON. SAID MICHAEL WRIGHT PYLON
HAPPENS TO DOING IS FOR THAT
OKAY YEAH. YEAH SO ONLY.
AMERICA THE FOLLOW IN MY OFFICE
ABOUT YEAH YOU'RE- BUT YEAH. AB
OKAY A LOT. THEY SAY THAT YEAH
YEAH. YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH
YEAH. YEAH YEAH. WHAT WHAT YEAH
BUT THE. ALL. FOR ME. ALL THE
TIME. EVERY EVERY- YEAH THE
REST WILL NOT WORK YEAH.
BASICALLY RIGHT. YE