2014-05-13T08:38:48-05:00 2013-06-30 Cherry Bekaert LLP 1111 Metropolitan Ave Suite 1000 Charlotte NC 28204 990 2012-07-01 570314395 Furman University % AMY BARNHILL FURM 8642943496 3300 Poinsett Highway Suite Greenville SC 29613 Mary Lou Merkt 8642942140 2014-05-12 true 7043771678 2012 2015-11-30 17:44:51Z MARY LOU MERKT 3300 POINSETT HIGHWAY GREENVILLE SC 29613 369775695 false X www.furman.edu X 1826 SC Furman University, a selective, independent liberal arts college of approximately 2,600 undergraduate students, provides a distinctive education which emphasizes an engaged approach to liberal learning. 36 36 2823 1000 1363659 30063845 23403823 145304966 149335949 20503854 32602317 -750142 2227425 195122523 207569514 48127592 48118127 0 0 74084977 75324303 0 0 4119201 58646246 61738118 180858815 185180548 14263708 22388966 899154155 952421160 138808876 136970609 760345279 815450551 X FURMAN UNIVERSITY IS A SELECTIVE, INDEPENDENT, CO-EDUCATIONAL LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE OF APPROXIMATELY 2,800 FULL AND PART-TIME UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS. THE PRIMARY MISSION OF FURMAN AS A LIBERAL ARTS INSTITUTION IS TO PROVIDE A DISTINCTIVE UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION ENCOMPASSING THE HUMANITIES, FINE ARTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCES, AND SELECTED PROFESSIONAL DISCIPLINES. FURMAN EMPHASIZES ENGAGED LEARNING, A PROBLEM-SOLVING, PROJECT ORIENTED AND RESEARCH BASED EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY. THE UNIVERSITY IS COMMITTED TO LIBERAL LEARNING WITHIN A MORAL AND ETHICAL CONTEXT. FURMAN SEEKS HIGHLY MOTIVATED STUDENTS WITH INQUISTIVE MINDS, VARIED PERSPECTIVES, A SENSE OF PERSONAL INTEGRITY AND MORAL RESPONSIBILITY WITH THE POTENTIAL TO BE LEADERS AND TO MAKE FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIETY. IN ADDITION TO ITS PRIMARY EMPHASIS ON UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION, FURMAN OFFERS GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN EDUCATION AND CHEMISTRY AND PROVIDES A CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR THE LARGER false false 113992032 48118127 113614506 Furman University's primary exempt purpose achievement is to provide higher education to students under a college degree program. The university provided a liberal arts education to 2,777 full-time and part-time undergraduate students and 150 full-time and part-time graduate students during the fiscal year ended 6/30/13. Courses are offered leading to the award of the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Liberal Arts, Master in Arts, and Master in Science. The university conferred 671 Bachelor Degrees and 74 Master Degrees in the 2012-2013 academic year. The university's financial aid program, which awarded in excess of $46 million for the year ended 6/30/13, includes a broad range of academic and special talent scholarships as well as a comprehensive need-based program of grants, loans and work study opportunities. 20471214 3122578 A Furman education includes curricular and co-curricular experiences which increase the trajectory of a student's development socially, physically, culturally, spiritually and intellectually. As a result, the overall student experience is one which gives students the opportunity to test the theoretical in real world applications, thus preparing them for life beyond higher education. Furman's intercollegiate athletic program consists of 20 sports for men and women students. Additionally, recreational sports consist of both intramural and club sports programs. Enrolled students may become involved in student government, the Heller Volunteer Service Corps, the Shucker Center for Leadership Development, Student Media outlets such as the newspaper, radio and television stations and over 140 different student organizations. The Student Life programs include: Career Services, the Counseling Center, the Student Health Service, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Alcohol and Drug Education, the Office of Religious Life, the Housing and Residential Life program, The Trone Student Center and Student Activities. 18487786 29553841 The university conducted auxiliary enterprises for the convenience of students, faculty, staff, and the at-large community. 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260180379 279045 F EQUITY SECURITIES 162459419 F FIXED INCOME 24908667 F HEDGED STRATEGIES 101141256 F PRIVATE CAPITAL 27952469 F REAL ASSET FUNDS 44963103 F CASH/ST INVESTMENTS 18832433 F FUNDS HELD IN TRUST BY OTHERS 157537793 F REAL ESTATE 2420777 C 540494962 0 SPLIT INTEREST AGREEMENTS 2407844 ADVANCES FROM FEDERAL GOV FOR STUDENT LOANS 4779786 INTEREST RATE SWAP AGREEMENT 1967524 ASSET RETIREMENT OBLIGATION 1021085 BOND PREMIUM 1359666 CAPITAL LEASE AGREEMENTS 237092 11772997 X FIN 48 Footnote Schedule D-Part X The University's policy is to record a liability for any tax position taken that is benefical to the University, including any related interest and penalities, when it is more likely than not the position taken by management with respect to a transaction or class of transactions will be overturned by a taxing authority upon examination. Management believes there are no such positions as of June 30, 2013 and 2012 and, accordingly, no liability has been accrued. Uses of Endowment Funds Schedule D-Part V, line 4 The University's endowment consists of approximately 900 separate funds established over many years for scholarships, professorships, lectureships, academic programs and awards, building maintenance, and general institutional support. The overall financial objectives of the endowment are to support the current and future operations of Furman University and to preserve and enhance the purchasing power of the University's endowment. The Board of Trustees designates only a portion of the University's cumulative investment return for support of current operations; the remainder is retained to support operations of future years and to offset potential market declines. The amount computed under the endowment spending policy of the investment pool is used to support current operations. The University expects the current spending policy to allow its endowment to maintain its purchasing power by growing at a rate equal to or greater than planned payouts. Collections of Art and Historical Treasures Schedule D, Part III, Line 4 The University has a collection of decorative and fine art materials that is both extensive and diverse. Comprised of over 2,600 objects, many pieces are displayed throughout campus, while others are preserved. The objects have been generously donated to Furman and the objects connect the University to the wider world and are gateways to studying many different time periods, cultures, and disciplines. The collection's main purposes are to preserve the objects for future generations, educational opportunities, and exhibits. true true true true true true true false false false false false false false false true false true Racially Nondiscriminatory Policy Schedule E Part I Line 3 The University's nondiscrimination policy statement is accessible on all pages of the University's website for prospective students, employment applicants, and the general public. Additionally, the nondiscrimination policy statement is included in all brochures, catalogs, newspaper advertisements and other written communication with the public related to student admissions, programs, and scholarships as well as employment opportunities. Financial Aid from Government Agency Schedule E Part I Line 6a The University participates in the Pell Grant Program, the Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants Program, the Federal College Work Study Program, and the Perkins Loan Program. Additionally, the University has received a number of grants from the National Science Foundation, The United States Department of Education, The Department of Health and Human Sciences, and The Library of Congress. true Central America and the Caribbean Program Services Study Away-Instruction 203831 East Asia and the Pacific Program Services Study Away-Instruction 1432625 Europe (Including Iceland and Greenland) Program Services Study Away-Instruction 2227095 South America Program Services Study Away-Instruction 211518 Sub-Saharan Africa Program Services Study Away-Instruction 407529 South Asia Program Services Study Away-Instruction 226 4482824 4482824 Scholarships to attend Furman University Central America and the Caribbean 5 125536 reduce fees Scholarships to attend Furman University East Asia and the Pacific 35 466566 reduce fees Scholarships to attend Furman University Europe (Including Iceland and Greenland) 35 469499 reduce fees Scholarships to attend Furman University North America 6 164590 reduce fees Scholarships to attend Furman University South America 2 58106 reduce fees Scholarships to attend Furman University South Asia 7 277418 reduce fees Scholarships to attend Furman University Sub-Saharan Africa 6 172198 reduce fees true false false true false false Monitoring the use of grant funds Schedule F, Part I, Line 2 Furman provides scholarships and/or financial aid to individuals outside of the United States to attend the university. These grants for international students are awarded based on need, merit, and/or goodwill and cover the costs of tuition, room and board. The scholarship and/or financial aid is applied by the Financial Aid Department directly against the student's account with the University as a reduction in fees. As a result, the grant can only be used for its intended purpose (i.e. cost of attendance) and can not be diverted from this use. 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The scholarships and aid for such students are awarded based on need and merit and cover the costs of tuition, room and board. The scholarship and/or financial aid is awarded based on institutional policy and standards set forth by the US Department of Education and the State of South Carolina. The University's Financial Aid Department monitors the compliance with such regulations. The scholarship and/or financial aid is applied by the Financial Aid Department directly against the student's account with the University as a reduction in fees. As a result, the grant can only be used for its intended purpose (i.e. cost of attendance) and can not be diverted from this use. Other types of grants provided consist of research, internship or fellowship grants to students. Such grants are given and monitored by the academic department giving the grant or the Undergraduate Research and Internship Department. X X true true X X X X X false true false false false false false false false Rodney Smolla 350114 45000 46181 61133 19345 521773 Mary Lou Merkt 163065 42152 26775 23852 255844 John Beckford 168677 1051 21930 16942 208600 Gary E Clark 158640 1390 20400 14712 195142 Michael Gatchell 153129 6168 20500 19341 199138 Connie L Carson 149231 702 18743 7763 176439 Mark Kelly 148841 461 19508 17317 186127 Bruce Fowler 210026 30423 27413 19511 287373 Kristopher N Kapoor 148137 37728 34755 14341 11662 246623 30534 Kenneth C Abernethy 165010 22092 18026 14620 219748 Lon B Knight 167648 23341 22521 19693 233203 William J Pierce 137438 23181 18257 8438 187314 Jeffrey G Jackson 181352 3386 21875 22511 229124 David E Shaner 137159 23203 20160 23677 204199 Supplemental Nonqualified Retirement Plan Schedule J-Part I, Line 4b The University contributes to a Supplemental Executive Retirement Plan (SERP) for the benefit of Rodney Smolla, President of the University. The purpose of the plan is to offer Mr. Smolla deferred compensation benefits taxable under Section 457(f) of the Code. The amount the university contributes to the SERP is equal to two times the amount of Mr. Smolla's contribution to the 457(b) Deferred Compensation Plan for Furman University. The amount contributed by the University for calendar year 2012 was $33,000. Residence for Personal Use Schedule J, Part I, Line 1a The President of the university and his family reside at White Oaks which is the offical residence of the President. The President is required to live at White Oaks as a condition of his employment. The residence is owned and maintained by the University. Cleaning, maintenance, and grounds keeping services are provided by the University for public areas of the residence only. The President hosts Unviersity events at White Oaks as well. Social Club Dues Schedule J, Part I, Line 1a The University pays the social club membership dues to The Poinsett Club and Commerce Club in Greenville, South Carolina for the President of the University and the membership dues to the Poinsett Club for the Vice President of Development. The purpose of the social club memberships is to meet with donors and other supporters of the University. A Educ Facilities Authority for Private Non-Profit 576000286 936896GBO 2006-04-16 41545074 Construction and Capital Improveme false false false B Educ Facilities Authority for Private Non-Profit 576000286 836896GE4 2006-07-06 46660000 Refunding and Capital Improvements false false false C Educ Facilities Authority for Private Non-Profit 576000286 836896JA4 2010-03-18 21867529 Refunding and Capital Improvements false false false A 0 0 43840225 0 0 0 240000 0 0 42713484 0 0 2008 false false true true B 755000 0 47233539 0 0 0 305000 0 0 11050906 0 0 2008 true false true true C 1185000 0 21867529 0 0 0 277059 0 0 1000000 0 0 2012 true true true true A false false false false 0 true B false false false false 0 true C false false false false 0 true A false true false false 0 true HYPE PUBLIC FINANCE 2.2 true false true B true true true WELLS FARGO 20. false false true TRINITY PLUS FUNDING 1.8 true false false C false true false false 0 false 0 false A B C Proceeds for Issue Part II, Line 3 Column A Issue Price of the Bonds per Part I (E) $41,545,074 Investment earnings 2,295,151 Total Proceeds of Issue per Part II, Line 3 $43,840,225 Proceeds for Issue Part II, Line 3 Column B Issue Price of the Bonds per Part I (E) $46,660,000 Investment Earnings 889,182 Arbitrage Rebate Payment (315,643) Total Proceeds of Issue Part II, Line 3 $47,233,539 Proceeds for Issue Part II, Line 3 Column C Issue Price of the Bonds per Part I (E) $21,867,530 Investment Earnings 5 Total Proceeds of Issue per Part II, Line 3 $21,867,535 0 NA N/A 2000 Tuition Discount Athletic Scholarshisp NA N/A 25000 Tuition Discount Merit Scholarship Juan Johnson Consulting Owner is trustee of Univ. 120000 consulting services false Business Transaction with Interested Person Schedule L, Part IV The transaction between the University and Juan Johnson Consulting is an arm's length transaction and conducted at fair market value. X 14 $1.00 per book X 86 18989529 stock price X 2 279045 independent value X Insurance Premiums 2 1970 cost X Furniture 4 8811 appraisal X Putt Teaching System 1 5419 selling Price X Flight donation 1 2467 cost X Team meals 20 11838 selling price X Printing 1 600 selling price X Food and beverage 11 6839 cost false true false Number of Contributions Schedule M-Part I, Column(b) Furman University is entering the number of contributions received of each type in accordance with the university's recordkeeping practices. Review Process of 990 Part VI, Section B, Line 11B The university's Audit Committee of the Board of Trustees reviewed the prepared Form 990 prior to filing with the IRS. Specific issues and/or questions that arose during the review process were addressed. To preserve the confidentiality of donors, the public disclosure copy of Form 990 was provided to the remaining voting members of the University's Board of Trustees prior to its filing with the IRS. Audited Financial Statements Part XII, line 2b Furman University has an annual audit and issues consolidated financial statements of the University and the Furman University Foundation. Conflict of Interest Policy Part VI, Section B, Line 12c The Conflicts of Interest Policy for the Board of Trustees is included in Section 9 of the Furman University By-Laws. Each member of the Board of Trustees is required to complete a Conflicts of Interest Disclosure Form at the first meeting of each academic year. Each Trustee shall disclose to the Board Chair any additional potential conflicts of interest at the earliest practical time. Additionally, the University has a Conflicts of Interest Policy for Employees with Executive or Administrative Responsibilities as the University recognizes that such employees have a duty of loyalty and fidelity in carrying out their responsibilities. This policy applies to those employees designated by the President as having executive or administrative responsibilities. Each such employee is required, at least annually, to complete the Questionnaire for Employees with Executive or Administrative Responsibilities. This questionnaire requires disclosure of any potential conflicts of interest and is administered by the Human Resoures Department. Disclosure Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Furman University makes its governing documents, conflicts of interest policy, and financial statements available upon request. Additionally, the University's consoldiated financial statements and Form 990 can be found on the Furman website. The consolidated financial statements are included on the NACUBO website. Compensation Process Part VI, Section B, Line 15 The compensation of the University's President is determined annually by the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees. The committee commissioned studies of peer institutions' executive compensation conducted by independent consultants. Final compensation is approved by the Executive Committee on an annual basis. The President's employment is guided by a written employment contract,signed by both parties. Additionally, the independent consultants review and analyze three of the officers' salaries annually. The three officers' salaries are selected by the independent consultants and are selected on a rotation basis. Executive Committee meetings are documented. Transactions with Related Organization-Hollingsworth Funds Inc Schedule R, Part V, Line 2 The Furman University Foundation (FUF) accepts gifts of real property on behalf of Furman University. FUF sold three real estate gifts during fiscal year 2013, and the net proceeds were granted to Furman University. Furman University applied the sale proceeds as directed by the donors to 1)partially fund the renovation of Furman's baseball stadium and 2) to fund endowed scholarships. fund endowed scholarships. Hollingsworth Funds, Inc.is a tax-exempt supporting organization under Section 509(a)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, whose purpose is to support Furman University and other Greenville, SC based charities. For the year ended June 30, 2013 The Hollingsworth Funds made a cash grant of $2,280,275 to the University. The grant provided funding for The Hollingsworth Scholars Program, two endowed professorships in the departments of Economics and Business and Accounting, and specific needs of the Departments of Business and Accounting and Economics. Audit Committee Part XII, Line 2c Furman University has an Audit Committee comprised of four members of the Board of Trustees. The Audit Committee assumes responsibility for oversight of the audit of the consolidated financial statements of the University. Additionally, the Audit Committee is responsible for the selection and retainment of the independent audit firm. 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