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Staffing at UW-Milwaukee

By Will RosignalMarch 14, 2024
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The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee recently announced that its Waukesha campus will close after the spring 2025 semester as it deals with declining enrollment. 

Using data from the UW System’s accountability dashboard, we analyzed UWM’s enrollment and staffing levels relative to those of 20 years ago — that is, has staffing changed commensurately with enrollment over the most recent two decades. The Badger Institute did something similar with the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh after it announced staff and administration cuts as it dealt with an $18 million deficit.

The underlying numbers

Enrollment
20,398 in 2003
19,076 in 2022
Teaching Staff
1,252 in 2003
1,522 in 2022
Nonteaching Professional Staff
787 in 2003
903 in 2022
Administrative Leaders
166 in 2003
232 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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