Fredonia Economic Impact Study
Commissioned by the State University of New York at Fredonia (Fredonia), this study - conducted by the UB Regional Institute - develops a baseline of key impact indicators, shedding light, through data and quantitative analysis, on Fredonia’s contributions to the local, regional, and state economy.
Fredonia's Economic Impact, by the Numbers
Imapct Study:
"Fredonia - The Economic Impacts of a University"
Read the study performed by the University at Buffalo's Regional Institute about the economic impact of the State University of New York at Fredonia on local, regional and state economy:
- Executive Summary ONLY (Download PDF)
- Fredonia - The Economic Impacts of a University FULL REPORT (Download PDF)
Executive Summary
Commissioned by the State University of New York at Fredonia (Fredonia), this study - conducted by the UB Regional Institute - develops a baseline of key impact indicators, shedding light, through data and quantitative analysis, on Fredonia’s contributions to the local, regional, and state economy.
Fredonia is a major player in the economy of Western New York’s Southern Tier. With 1,780 faculty and staff, 421 faculty retirees, 5,214 enrolled students, 42,736 alumni and 87,755 annual visitors, Fredonia is a hub for people and a source of community vitality and economic activity. Generated revenues of $140 million in 2012-13 supported spending of $215.4 million by the University and its faculty, staff, students, and visitors, fueling demand for businesses and service suppliers in the local area, region and beyond. These dollars circulated through the economy to leverage additional impacts. Statewide, Fredonia’s impact is estimated at $330.81 million. The majority of this - $204.36 million – accrues to the region, while nearly half of total statewide impacts - $157.02 million are concentrated in the local Fredonia-Dunkirk community that the University calls home.
