Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College et al
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DECLARATION re 412 MOTION for Summary Judgment by Students for Fair Admissions, Inc.. 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223 Exhibit 223, # 224 Exhibit 224, # 225 Exhibit 225, # 226 Exhibit 226, # 227 Exhibit 227, # 228 Exhibit 228, # 229 Exhibit 229, # 230 Exhibit 230, # 231 Exhibit 231, # 232 Exhibit 232, # 233 Exhibit 233, # 234 Exhibit 234, # 235 Exhibit 235, # 236 Exhibit 236, # 237 Exhibit 237, # 238 Exhibit 238, # 239 Exhibit 239, # 240 Exhibit 240, # 241 Exhibit 241, # 242 Exhibit 242, # 243 Exhibit 243, # 244 Exhibit 244, # 245 Exhibit 245, # 246 Exhibit 246, # 247 Exhibit 247, # 248 Exhibit 248, # 249 Exhibit 249, # 250 Exhibit 250, # 251 Exhibit 251, # 252 Exhibit 252, # 253 Exhibit 253, # 254 Exhibit 254, # 255 Exhibit 255, # 256 Exhibit 256, # 257 Exhibit 257, # 258 Exhibit 258, # 259 Exhibit 259, # 260 Exhibit 260, # 261 Exhibit 261)(Consovoy, William) (Additional attachment(s) added on 6/18/2018: # 262 Unredacted version of Declaration, # 263 Exhibit 1 (filed under seal), # 264 Exhibit 2 (filed under seal), # 265 Exhibit 5 (filed under seal), # 266 Exhibit 6 (filed under seal), # 267 Exhibit 7 (filed under seal), # 268 Exhibit 8 (filed under seal), # 269 Exhibit 9 (filed under seal), # 270 Exhibit 10 (filed under seal)) (Montes, Mariliz). 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Introduction to the Office of Institutional Research
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The Institutional Research office has two primary functions
1. Collect, synthesize
and analyze
institutional data
2. Support University
decision-making
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Office of Institutional Research Organization Chart, September 2012
Erin Driver-Linn
Director, OIR
Director, HILT
Tippi Jilek
Executive Assistant
Office of Institutional Research
HILT
Brooke Pulitzer
Sam Moulton
Erica Bever
Assistant Director
Liam Schwartz
Director of
Administration
Director of Educational
Research and
Assessment
Project and
Outreach Manager
Erin Blevins
Lan Gao
Mark Hansen
Part-time Postdoc
Senior Project Analyst
Research Analyst
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Senior Analyst for
Policy Initiatives
John Scanlon
Assistant Director
Ruth Loescher
Elissa Lu
Data and Reporting
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Research and Reporting
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Annual Data Collection and Reporting Work in OIR
Annual Collections From Harvard Schools and Peer Institutions:
Admissions for Harvard programs
Completions (Degrees Conferred)
Enrollment
Financial Aid Data on Awards and Total Costs for All Students
Peer Tuition and Fees
Student Debt
Annual Deliverables
For Internal Audiences:
Peer Tuition and Fees
Tuition, Enrollment, and Financial Aid (TEFA) data and exhibits for presentation to the Corporation
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University committees Institutional Research has supported and/or staffed
Types of support OIR
provides to committees:
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• Data analysis and
presentation from
existing data sources or
new data collections
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Current and Upcoming Work Planned in IR and HILT
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• Admissions Analysis: Preliminary review
of early action; Examine differences, if
any, among male and female applicants
to the College
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• University Financial Aid: Articulate a
vision for fin. aid university-wide,
develop a proposal for Presidential aid
programs in support of the vision and
align to school needs for the campaign
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Selected Previous OIR Projects and End Products
• EarlyAction Admissions Analysis (2011): Understand the effect on our pool of
applicants and yield rates as a result of eliminating early action in 2007.
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Financial Aid at Harvard College (2009): An analysis of the changes in applicants,
matriculants, and financial aid expenditures, as a result of recent changes in financial aid.
• Undergraduate Financial Aid Budgeting/Forecasting (2007-2011): Provide forecasts to
College Finance and Financial Aid based on 2007 models for the Affordability Initiative;
Modeled potential changes to inform leadership decisions to modify program in 2011
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• Financial Aid Calculator Development: Supported the Office of Financial Aid at Harvard
College in the development of a simple financial aid calculator, meeting the Department
of Education requirement in Fall 2011.
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Examples of OIR Work
The following slides represent a sample of previous and ongoing work in the Office of Institutional
Research. These are taken from presentations or other OIR work and do not represent complete
reports in any case.
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The diversity of applicants and matriculants has increased
Harvard Applicants by Race/Ethnicity
Harvard Matriculants by Race/Ethnicity
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Entering Fall
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Increasing diversity while maintaining admissions standards is a slow process, but the
initiatives appear to be helping: Applicants
Average number of "minority" and "majority" entering applicants and admits: two decades
preceding the initiatives compared to the five years since the initiatives
1984-1993
Average
1994-2003
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Initiatives
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2004-2008
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grown pre-initiative to post
initiative (+100%) more than
"Majority" applicants (+29%)
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minority and
international
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Increasing diversity while maintaining admissions standards is a slow process, but the
initiatives appear to be helping: Admits and Matriculants
Average number of "minority" and "majority" entering admits and matriculants: two decades
preceding the initiatives compared to the five years since the initiatives
"Minority" admits and
matriculants have increased postinitiative (+24% and +32%
respectively), while "Majority"
admits and matriculants have
decreased (-13% and -6%
respectively)
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1994-2003
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(68% yield)
(73% yield)
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