Economic Impact

UPJ is a top employer in Cambria County.

• UPJ provides 639 jobs in the Cambria and Somerset county regions
• 465 positions are faculty, staff, and support
• 174 additional jobs are created within the community through university operations

UPJ's operating budget is $36 million.

• $57.3 million is the total economic impact
• $38.2 million is spent locally on goods and services by university faculty, staff, students, and
  visitors
• $19.1 million is regenerated into the community

UPJ's student enrollment affects the community.

• 2700 full-time students and 425 part-time students spend $15 million within the community

UPJ supports the community.

• 48% of students and 80% of faculty and staff engage in $720,000 value of volunteer effort to non-profit
  organizations
• 400 UPJ internships and service-learning projects are generated with business partners

UPJ Sports Center is an asset to the community.

• Home to NCAA Division II athletic programs and sports camps for all ages

Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center...where the arts come to life.

• Hosting 50 events and 27,000 visitors
• Nationally known celebrities, including Bernadette Peters, perform to thousands

UPJ facilities support community needs.

• Conference Center at Pitt-Johnstown provides state-of-the-art meeting and lodging facilities to more than 80,000 visitors
• J. Irving Whalley Memorial Chapel hosts religious services, wedding, special speakers, and programs
• Zamias Aquatic Center is used by the community for swimming instruction
• Visitors to campus contribute more than $10 million to the local economy

UPJ sustains campus beauty.

• One of the most attractive campuses in the Mid-Atlantic region
• A safe living environment for students and surrounding community
• $20 million has been invested into physical improvements to academic facilities and residence halls since 1996

• UPJ provides 639 jobs in the Cambria and Somerset county regions
• 465 positions are faculty, staff, and support
• 174 additional jobs are created within the community through university operations

UPJ's operating budget is $36 million.

• $57.3 million is the total economic impact
• $38.2 million is spent locally on goods and services by university faculty, staff, students, and
  visitors
• $19.1 million is regenerated into the community

UPJ's student enrollment affects the community.

• 2700 full-time students and 425 part-time students spend $15 million within the community

UPJ supports the community.

• 48% of students and 80% of faculty and staff engage in $720,000 value of volunteer effort to non-profit
  organizations
• 400 UPJ internships and service-learning projects are generated with business partners

UPJ Sports Center is an asset to the community.

• Home to NCAA Division II athletic programs and sports camps for all ages

Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center...where the arts come to life.

• Hosting 50 events and 27,000 visitors
• Nationally known celebrities, including Bernadette Peters, perform to thousands

UPJ facilities support community needs.

• Conference Center at Pitt-Johnstown provides state-of-the-art meeting and lodging facilities to more than 80,000 visitors
• J. Irving Whalley Memorial Chapel hosts religious services, wedding, special speakers, and programs
• Zamias Aquatic Center is used by the community for swimming instruction
• Visitors to campus contribute more than $10 million to the local economy

UPJ sustains campus beauty.

• One of the most attractive campuses in the Mid-Atlantic region
• A safe living environment for students and surrounding community
• $20 million has been invested into physical improvements to academic facilities and residence halls since 1996