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Veterans Statistics Pat O’Rourke Director of Veteran University California State University, Long Beach April 13 th , 2009
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Page 1: Veterans Statistics Pat O’Rourke Director of Veteran University California State University, Long Beach April 13 th, 2009.

Veterans Statistics

Pat O’RourkeDirector of Veteran University

California State University, Long BeachApril 13th , 2009

Page 2: Veterans Statistics Pat O’Rourke Director of Veteran University California State University, Long Beach April 13 th, 2009.

Agenda

• State numbers

• Regional

• Campus

Page 3: Veterans Statistics Pat O’Rourke Director of Veteran University California State University, Long Beach April 13 th, 2009.

State Data

California leads the nation in the number of veterans in one state: CA has 2.2 million (9.2%) out of the almost 24

million veterans nationally 11% of our active duty forces are

Californians That’s 170,000 of 1.45 million active service

members 12% of active duty forces are stationed in

California175,000 of 1.45 million

20,000 active Air Force and Army National Guard

Page 4: Veterans Statistics Pat O’Rourke Director of Veteran University California State University, Long Beach April 13 th, 2009.

Long Beach Area Data

Los Angeles County = 361,618 (2008)Orange County = 153,395 (2008)Long Beach

Congressional district 37 = 26,863Congressional district 46 = 46,210

Over 8,000 registered with the Long Beach VA Healthcare System

Page 5: Veterans Statistics Pat O’Rourke Director of Veteran University California State University, Long Beach April 13 th, 2009.

On-Campus Data

426 self-identified veterans on campus New student veterans for the fall of 2008:

162 veterans>80 dependents

31 veterans were surveyedAverage age is 2694% live off campus; 39% live with parents;48% served in Iraq; 26% in Afghanistan55% reported using VA benefits20% work fulltime, 40% work part-time

Page 6: Veterans Statistics Pat O’Rourke Director of Veteran University California State University, Long Beach April 13 th, 2009.

Veterans and Public Education1

State FY 2010 Gap % of GF* Size of Gap Vets 20-29 RankingArizona 29.80% $3 billion 23,522 13New York 24.30% $13.7 billion 37,307 8California 25.60% $25.9 billion 103,712 1Florida 22.60% $5.8 billion 65,345 3Lousiana 21.70% $2 billion 19,906 14New Jersey 21.60% $7 billion 17,007 15Washington 18.20% $2.8 billion 27,789 11Illinois 16.40% $4.7 billion 39,180 5North Carolina 15.30% $3.3 billion 37,634 7Georgia 14.50% $3.1 billion 36,769 9Virginia 10.40% $1.8 billion 47,259 4Texas 7.60% $3.5 billion 90,185 2Ohio 7.10% $2 billion 38,086 6Michigan 6.90% $1.6 billion 26,458 12Pennsylvania unk unk 36,555 10

Projected gap in General Funds* at public university systems

Reduce enrollment for freshman, transfers, and class availability

Zero resources for specialized programs veterans need

1 Sources: US Department of Veteran Affairs, 2007; Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 2009.

Page 7: Veterans Statistics Pat O’Rourke Director of Veteran University California State University, Long Beach April 13 th, 2009.

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