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Staffing at UW-Green Bay

By Will RosignalApril 18, 2024
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The University of Wisconsin System recently had financial reports conducted for all its campuses in the hope of detailing what each campus could do to improve its fiscal situation. Of the first half of school reports made available (reports on the remaining campuses will be released later this year, and UW-Madison was not part of the review), all campuses were described by analysts as struggling financially, at risk for future financial troubles.

The direst situations, according to analysts’ descriptions, are at UW-Oshkosh, UW-Green Bay and UW-Platteville. Here, we augment the news with staffing and enrollment trends for UW-Green Bay (having already presented staffing and enrollment trends for UW-Oshkosh).

Line graph of UW-Green Bay staffing and enrollment 2003 2022

Reports on the remaining universities will be released by the UW System later this year.

The underlying numbers

Enrollment 
4,810 in 2003
6,382 in 2022 
Teaching Staff 
201 in 2003
380 in 2022 
Nonteaching Professional Staff 
146 in 2003
236 in 2022 
Administrative Leaders 
51 in 2003
87 in 2022 

Staffing is by headcount. Enrollment is by full-time equivalents. 

2011 data is missing; UW System accountability dashboard blames incomplete data.

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