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July 2019
Changes in University of California General Fund Spending
2019-20 (In Millions)
Changes in Ongoing Spending | |
Compensation and other operational cost increases | $119.8 |
New growth through 2020-21 (4,860 students, 2.6 percent) | 49.9 |
Grants for physician residency programsa | 40.0 |
Student food and housing initiatives | 15.0 |
Additional growth in 2018-19 (1,000 students, 0.5 percent) | 10.0 |
Student mental health services | 5.3 |
Student rapid rehousing initiatives | 3.5 |
Other operationsb | 1.3 |
Subtotal | $244.8 |
One-Time Initiatives | |
Deferred maintenance | $143.5 |
Extended education | 15.0 |
Conservation genomics research | 10.0 |
Charles R. Drew Universityc | 7.5 |
Outreach to certain high schoolsd | 6.0 |
UC/CSU Collaborative for Neurodiversity and Learning | 6.0 |
Student financial aid during the summer | 4.0 |
Firearm injury and death prevention training | 3.9 |
UC San Francisco dyslexia center pilot | 3.5 |
UC Los Angeles Ralph J. Bunch Center for African American Studies | 3.5 |
Equal employment opportunity best practices | 2.5 |
UC Los Angeles Latino Policy and Politics Initiative | 2.5 |
UC Berkeley Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies Department | 2.0 |
UC Davis Wildlife Health Center | 2.0 |
UC Berkeley statewide redistricting database | 1.9 |
UC Berkeley Labor Center | 1.5 |
UC Berkeley School of Education Marcus Foster Doctoral Fellowship | 1.2 |
UC Davis Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies | 1.0 |
UC Berkeley Underground Scholars Initiative | 0.3 |
UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine (wild horse populations) | 0.2 |
Subtotal | $217.9 |
Total | $462.7 |
a Replaces one-time funding provided in 2018-19. | |
b Backfills reduction in Proposition 56 funds previously used for UC operations. | |
c Of this amount, $5 million is designated for enrollment growth and student services and $2.5 million is designated for upgrades to academic facilities. | |
d For high schools having at least 75 percent of their students classified as low-income, English learner, and/or foster youth. |