This data should be interpreted with caution
because of variances in the way colleges report the data. Not all
budgets and organizational structures are comparable. Please
visit the Consortium web site for a
list of the colleges in the Consortium (CLAC).
Kenyon's annual investment in information technology is
$1,334,619, slightly below the Consortium mean investment of
$1,358,000. Kenyon's budgeted expenditures on information
technology represents 2.93% of the College's educational and
general budget (1996-97 budget year). This is slightly above the
Consortium average of 2.76% of E & G. The range among the
CLAC schools is 1.3% to 6.6%. Note that percentage of E & G
is an incomplete measure of an institution's total investment in
information resources. Expressed as dollars invested per student
per year, Kenyon is at $814, above the Consortium mean of $763
(most current data is from 1994).
Personal ownership of computers by Kenyon students at 88-92%
is among the top 10% of Consortium institutions (April, 1996
data).
Contact: Scott
Siddall, scott@siddall.info
Edited: 01-27-97