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Clayton State UniversityFact Book 2009

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Year in Review ................................................................................................. 2 Enrollment History and Major Academic Events ..................................................... 4 Center for Continuing Education ............................................................................. 5 Accreditations and Approvals .................................................................................. 6 Degree Majors and Minors ...................................................................................... 7 Fall Enrollment at Clayton State University ............................................................. 9 Spring Enrollment at Clayton State University ...................................................... 10 Summer Enrollment at Clayton State University ................................................... 11 Fall Enrollment by Student Status ......................................................................... 12 Spring Enrollment by Student Status .................................................................... 13 Summer Enrollment by Student Status ................................................................. 14 New Student Enrollment by Semester/Term ......................................................... 15 Enrollment by Ethnic Group .................................................................................. 16 Enrollment by Full Time/Part Time Status ............................................................. 17 Student Course Loads .......................................................................................... 18 Enrollment by Age ................................................................................................. 19 Enrollment by Gender and School ........................................................................ 20 Undergraduate Student Credit Hours by Department ........................................... 21 Graduate Student Credit Hours by Department .................................................... 23 Test Scores and High School GPA's for First-Time Full-Time Freshmen ............. 24 New Student Enrollment - Fall Semesters ............................................................ 25 New Student Enrollment - Spring Semesters ........................................................ 26 New Student Enrollment - Summer Terms ........................................................... 27 Enrollment by Georgia County .............................................................................. 28 Fall 2008 Enrollment by State ............................................................................... 29 Enrollment by Country of Origin ............................................................................ 30 International Programs .......................................................................................... 31 Full-Time Faculty ................................................................................................... 33 Graduate Faculty ................................................................................................... 41 Full-Time Instructional Faculty by College/School - Fall 2008 .............................. 43 Full-Time Instructional Faculty by Rank - Fall 2008 .............................................. 44 Full-Time Instructional Faculty by Tenure Status - Fall 2008 ................................ 45 Full-Time Instructional Faculty by Highest Degree - Fall 2008 ............................. 46 Committee Memberships ...................................................................................... 47 Tuition Revenue FY 2004 - 2008 .......................................................................... 51 Grants & Contracts by Type .................................................................................. 52 Retention of First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen ....................................................... 54 Graduation Rates for First-Time, Full-Time Freshmen ......................................... 55 Total Degrees Conferred 2005-2008 .................................................................... 56 College of Arts and Sciences Degrees ................................................................. 57 School of Business Degrees ................................................................................. 57 School of Health Sciences Degrees ...................................................................... 58 School of Nursing Degrees ................................................................................... 58 College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Degrees ............................... 58 School of Technology Degrees ............................................................................. 59 College of Professional Studies Degrees .............................................................. 60 Student Satisfaction at Clayton State University ................................................... 61

General Information

Clayton State University Fact Book 2

The Year in Review

July 17, 2008 -- Clayton State’s Newest Customer Service Initiatives Ready to Roll Out… One Providing Information (Ask Me!), the Other Looking for Customer Feedback (Tell Us!) July 30, 2008 -- Clayton State Welcomes New Dean for College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Nasser Momayezi July 30, 2008 -- Clayton State Adds Dr. Lila Roberts, Dean of the College of Information and Mathematical Sciences July 31, 2008 -- Clayton State Ranked in Top 10 “People’s Choice” in Georgia Colleges and Universities by “James” magazine Aug. 12, 2008 -- Forever Changing the University, Clayton State Dedicates, its first residence hall, Laker Hall Aug. 13, 2008 -- ABA Approves New Paralegal Baccalaureate Degree for Clayton State Aug. 22, 2008 -- U.S. News & World Report Names Clayton State Student Body “Most Diverse” for the Sixth Time Aug. 29, 2008 -- Chairman Bell Helps Career Resource Center Open New Facility Sept. 18, 2008 -- New Student Activities Center Opens Sept. 30, 2008 -- Happy 39th Anniversary, Clayton State Oct. 1, 2008 -- Clayton State Dedicates School of Business Building Oct. 16, 2008 -- USG Board of Regents Approves Computer Science, Masters of Arts in Teaching Degrees Nov. 7, 2008 – Clayton State Dedicates Open-Air Amphitheater Nov. 17, 2008 -- Clayton State Tops USG Universities in Study Abroad Enrollment Growth Dec. 11, 2008 -- Clayton State graduates its first Master’s degree student Dec. 23, 2008 – Clayton State University President, Dr. Thomas Harden Named Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin Green Bay Feb. 4, 2009 -- Clayton State Honored by Clayton Chamber as Clayton County Business of the Year Feb. 10, 2009 -- Clayton State Wins 2009 South Metro Development Outlook Visionary Award


Mar. 16, 2009 -- Three in a Row… Clayton State Women’s Basketball Advances to Sweet 16 for Third Straight Year Apr. 2, 2009 -- Clayton State Pairs with Hungarian University for Study Abroad, Student and Faculty Exchanges, Research Collaborations May 9, 2009 -- School of Business Celebrates Graduation of First MBA Cohort May 18, 2009 -- Clayton State MSN Earns Full Accreditation from CCNE May 18, 2009 -- Dr. Thomas Hynes Officially Joins Clayton State as Interim President

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Center for Continuing Education Clayton State University’s Center for Continuing Education served a total of 23,200 adults and youth in the Southern Crescent and North Fulton County during FY 2008. 7,000 adults and youth attended classes, workshops and conferences and 16,300 adults received workforce education, training and support services to enable them to enter the workforce or improve their skills to obtain new jobs. In addition, contract training was provided to employees with the following companies: Owens Brockway- Welding, Department of Aviation- Literacy, Fresh Express- Management, Clayton Co. Public Schools, Dept. of Transportation- Leadership, Coca Cola-Event Planning, and Henry Medical Center-Leadership/Management. The following non-credit certificates were awarded during the year: Main campus: Event Planning 77 Human Resources 82 Private Investigator 15 Management Intensives 1 29 Management Intensives 2 16 Project Management 17 Certified Nurse Aid 29 Web Design 28 Administrative Assistant 35 A+ Certification-Hardware 16 A+ Certification-Operating 14 Light Commercial HVAC 5 Fulton Center Project Management 17 Event Planning 33 Culinary 17 Private Investigation 20 Landscape & Horticulture 12 Interior Design 5 Screenwriting 6 The Center for Continuing Education is active in the communities it serves as well as with other educational institutions and professional organizations around the state in addition to partnerships with the following organizations: Institute for Reading Development- Reading for Youth Paris School of Performing Arts- Gymnastics for Youth JER Online- Online classes for Adults Gatlin Education-Online classes for Adults Advanced Technology Group-IT training for Adults We Teach House-codes/construction training for Adults Fulton County Schools-classes for adults and Youth


Accreditations and Approvals Regional Accreditation:

• Clayton State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: Telephone number 404-679-4501) to award degrees at the associate, baccalaureate, and masters levels.

International Accreditation:

• Clayton State’s School of Business is accredited by the Association to advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).

National Accreditations: • The Dental Hygiene Program is accredited by the American Dental Association

Commission on Dental Accreditation. • The Health Care Management Program holds the Association of University Programs in

Health Administration’s full certified undergraduate status. • The Medical Assisting program is approved by Commission on Accreditation of Allied

Health Education Programs (CAAHEP). • Clayton State University is an accredited institutional member of the National Association

of Schools of Music. • The Paralegal Program is accredited by the American Bar Association. • The Nursing Program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. • The University’s teacher preparation program is accredited by the National Council for

Accreditation of Teacher Education.

State or Local Accreditations: • The Nursing Program is approved by the Georgia Board of Nursing. • The University’s teacher preparation program is approved by the Georgia Professional

Standards Commission. • The School of Technology (certificate and associate) degrees are approved by the

Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education (DTAE). Financial Aid Programs:

• The University has been approved for the following state and federal programs: • Veterans Administration Benefits • Federal Work Study Program • Federal Nursing Loans • Federal Student Loans • Federal Pell Grants • Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (SEOG) • HOPE Scholarship & Grant Program • Accel Program • Georgia Service Cancelable Loans • Georgia LEAP Grant Program (Leveraging Educational Assistance Partnership) • GSFC Peer Financial Counseling Program • GASFAA/GSFC High School Counselor Internship Program • Georgia Promise & Promise II Teacher Scholarship Loan Programs • Georgia Governor’s Scholarship Program • Georgia Public Safety Memorial Grant Program • Georgia Law Enforcement Personnel Dependent Grant Program (LEPD) • Robert C. Byrd Scholarship Program • ROTC/Military Science


Degree Majors and Minors GraduateMaster of Arts in Liberal Studies Master of Arts in Teaching With Majors in:

English Mathematics

Master of Business Administration Master of Health Administration Master of Science in Nursing

BaccalaureateBachelor of Arts With Majors in:

Communication and Media Studies English History Integrative Studies Liberal Studies Middle Grades Education Music Theatre

Bachelor of Applied Science With Majors in:

Administrative Management Technology Management

Bachelor of Business Administration With Majors in:

Accounting General Business Management Marketing

Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Paralegal Studies Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Science With Majors in:

Biology Criminal Justice Dental Hygiene Health Care Management Health and Fitness Management Information Technology (WebBSIT) Integrative Studies Mathematics Political Science Psychology and Human Services Sociology

Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene

External DegreesMaster of Business Administration BAS Administrative Management

BS Psychology BS Integrative Studies

Baccalaureate MinorsAfrican-American Studies Chemistry Communication and Media Studies English Finance French

General Business History Information Technology Marketing Mathematics Music Philosophy

Political Science Psychology Spanish Supply Chain Management Theatre Women’s Studies

AssociateAssociate of Arts Associate of Science

Applied Associate and CertificateComputer Networking Information Technology Marketing and Merchandising Technology Medical Office Administration Office Administration

Paralegal Studies

Student Data


Fall Enrollment at Clayton State University Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008

Headcount 5,954 6,212 6,081 6,043 6,074FTE 4,673 4,968 4,915 4,895 4,972

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Spring Enrollment at Clayton State University Spring 2005 Spring 2006 Spring 2007 Spring 2008 Spring 2009

Headcount 5,918 5,927 6,007 5,934 6,127FTE 4,667 4,729 4,815 4,800 5,057

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Summer Enrollment at Clayton State University Summer 2004 Summer 2005 Summer 2006 Summer 2007 Summer 2008

Headcount 3,509 3,348 3,365 3,454 3,512FTE 1,979 1,823 1,804 1,880 1,963

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Fall Enrollment by Student Status Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008

Freshmen 1,818 1,864 1,660 1,500 1,306Sophomores 1,308 1,319 1,276 1,294 1,223Juniors 1,274 1,345 1,377 1,336 1,444Seniors 1,503 1,605 1,668 1,738 1,800Graduate 13 69 153Other 51 79 87 106 148Total 5,954 6,212 6,081 6,043 6,074

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Freshmen 1,613 1,567 1,392 1,203 1,107Sophomores 1,353 1,240 1,381 1,268 1,248Juniors 1,339 1,374 1,396 1,460 1,483Seniors 1,562 1,664 1,721 1,778 1,964Graduate 12 114 165Other 51 79 105 111 160Total 5,918 5,924 6,007 5,934 6,127

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2008 Freshmen 733 670 627 604 486Sophomores 768 660 647 658 625Juniors 784 764 768 815 919Seniors 1,069 1,059 1,127 1,155 1,156Graduate 5 90Other 155 195 191 217 236Total 3,509 3,348 3,360 3,454 3,512

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Enrollment by Ethnic Group Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Asian/Pacific Island 273 303 343 313 299Black 2,892 3,173 3,200 3,241 3,291Hispanic 145 169 161 167 172Multiracial 343 356 317 275 247Native American 22 15 14 14 13White 2,279 2,196 1,963 1,746 1,608Unknown 83 287 444Total Enrollment 5,954 6,212 6,081 6,043 6,074% Minority 61.7 64.6 66.4 66.4 66.2

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Fall 2004 3,026 2,928 5,954 50.8Spring 2005 3,000 2,918 5,918 50.7Fall 2005 3,351 2,861 6,212 53.9Spring 2006 3,159 2,768 5,927 53.3Fall 2006 3,373 2,708 6,081 55.5Spring 2007 3,231 2,776 6,007 53.8Fall 2007 3,348 2,695 6,043 55.4Spring 2008 3,243 2,691 5,934 54.7Fall 2008 3,397 2,677 6,074 55.9Spring 2009 3,468 2,659 6,127 56.6 Note: Nine or more hours is considered full-time for graduate students while 12 or more for undergraduate students

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Status/Credit Hours Number of Students Percent of Students Part-Time 1-5 386 6.46-11 2,224 36.6Graduate (1-8) 67 1.1Total 2,677 44.1Full-Time 12-15 2,786 45.916+ 525 8.6Graduate (9+) 86 1.4Total 3,397 55.9

Spring 2009 Part-Time 1-5 336 5.56-11 2,178 35.6Graduate (1-8) 143 2.3Total 2,657 43.4Full-Time

12-15 2,826 46.116+ 621 10.1Graduate (9+) 22 0.4Total 3,469 56.6


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Students Percent of Students

Under 18 151 2.5 Under 18 114 1.918-24 2,790 45.9 18-24 2,778 45.325-34 1,665 27.4 25-34 1,721 28.135-50 1,295 21.3 35-50 1,334 21.851 and over 173 2.8 51 and over 179 2.9Total 6,074 100.0 Total 6,126 100.0Average Age 28 Average Age 28 Oldest Age 76 Oldest Age 78 Youngest Age 15 Youngest Age 16

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Undergraduate Student Credit Hours by Department

Fall 2004

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University Total 60,739 64,732 64,181 63,939 63,088

Arts and Sciences

Department Communicative Arts and Integrative Studies 5,467 6,730 6,681 6,822 6,749

Language and Literature 5,979 6,570 6,453 6,324 6,168Music 1,332 1,579 1,510 1,618 1,525Natural Sciences 7,117 7,598 7,571 7,815 7,317Psychology 4,128 4,650 4,539 4,656 4,671Social Sciences 8,097 10,029 10,021 9,918 9,888Teacher Education 652 864 825 917 1,127Undeclared Department 69 7 298 625

Total 32,841 38,027 37,898 38,695 37,445Business

Total 6,097 6,003 6,741 6,402 6,904

Health Sciences

Department Dental Hygiene* 689 635 653 Health Care Management* 2,831 3,433 2,301 Nursing* 1,787 2,039 3,564 Physical Education 615 351 249

Total 5,922 6,458 6,767 Information and

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Department Information Technology 1,923 1,578 1,299 1,344 1,365Mathematics 6,617 6,854 6,634 6,553 6,112

Total 8,540 8,432 7,933 7,897 7,477

Technology Department Aviation Maintenance 362 200 68 Technical Studies 5,789 4,703 4,069

Total 6,151 4,903 4,137

Professional Studies*

Department Administrative and Technology Management 3,245 2,917

Dental Hygiene 571 668Health Care Management 2,753 3,205

Total 6,569 6,790Nursing*

Total 3,671 3,641Learning Support

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*As of Spring 2007, Dental Hygiene and Health Care Management were moved into the newly created College of Professional Studies leaving Nursing as a school of its own. Technical Studies is now Administrative and Technology Management and is also a part of the College of Professional Studies.

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Graduate Student Credit Hours by Department

Fall 2007

Fall 2008

University Total 462 1,165

Arts and Sciences

Degree Program Master of Arts in Liberal Studies 87 89

Total 87 89

Business Degree Program Master of Business Administration 233 739

Total 233 739 Professional

Studies Degree Program Master of Health Administration 90 213

Total 90 213

Nursing Degree Program Master of Science in Nursing 52 124

Total 52 124


Test Scores and High School GPA's for First-Time Full-Time Freshmen

Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008ACT Composite Number 152 176 214 186 157Average 19.4 19.4 20.0 19.7 20.1SAT Total Number 551 544 504 441 283Average 994 986 998 975 971High School GPA 3.50-4.00 124 104 118 98 463.00-3.49 182 192 214 183 1362.50-2.99 180 227 207 174 1222.00-2.49 136 80 49 77 32<2.00 6 0 0 1 0Total 628 603 508 533 373Average 2.95 3.00 3.00 2.98 3.02

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Enrollment by Georgia County County Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008

Clayton 1,691 1,711 1,692 1,682 1,569Henry 951 1,212 1,230 1,238 1,208Fulton 644 615 686 692 699DeKalb 552 618 643 632 701Fayette 460 437 418 430 484Rockdale 138 138 129 130 127Coweta 128 115 117 125 112Spalding 107 116 106 95 77Gwinnett 66 106 103 91 133Newton 64 73 94 88 69Cobb 66 67 72 75 96Other 918 239 389 429 561Total 5,785 5,447 5,679 5,707 5,836


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Enrollment by Country of Origin Country Fall 2004 Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008

Nigeria 11 63 18 10 5South Africa 7 8 7 3 5United Kingdom 6 18 12 10 8Canada 7 16 6 3 3Kenya 4 10 9 3 2India 6 18 11 3 0Pakistan 4 12 4 4 4Other 76 79 86 45 48Total 121 224 153 81 75Total Countries Represented 50 50 53 34 35


International Programs

Clayton State University’s many international partnerships make it possible for students to study in places such as China, South Africa, England, Chile, Argentina, Italy, France, India, Thailand, Malaysia/Singapore, Greece, Germany, Czech Republic, Ghana, and Spain. The university has received four Fulbright Hays Grants over the past three years.

Fulbright Hays Grants

Country 2005 2006 2007 Argentina/Chile $63,000 Thailand $62,000 Malaysia/Singapore $65,000 South Africa $65,975

Faculty Participation International Programs

Country 2005 2006 2007 Argentina/Chile 2 15 Thailand 15 London/Paris 1 2 2 Italy 1 1 1 Malaysia/Singapore 15 South Africa 15

Students Participation International Programs

Country 2005 2006 2007 Ghana 1 Chile 13 11 Paris/London 5 27 23 France 5 11 10 Italy 3 5 1 United Kingdom 6 5 25 South Africa 15 Other 16 9 1

Total 48 68 76

Faculty Data


Full-Time Faculty 2008 - 2009

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES Dean Nasser Momayezi, PhD, Professor, Tenured Associate Dean John G. Campbell, PhD, Professor, Tenured Communicative Arts and Integrative StudiesDepartment Head Thomas V. Barnett, PhD, Professor, Tenured

Professors Ronald L. Jackson, PhD, Tenured David A. Ludley, PhD, Tenured Associate Professors Randall Clark, PhD, Tenured Steven A. Spence, PhD, Tenured Felicia Stewart, PhD Virginia A. Bonner, PhD, Tenured Assistant Professors Wendy Burns-Ardolino, PhD

Assistant Professors (cont.) Philip DePoy, MLA Alexander Hall, PhD Todd Janke, PhD Mark May, PhD

Dean of Retention and Student Success Keisha Tassie, PhD Alan Caomin Xie, MFA Instructors Shontelle Thrash, MFA

EducationDepartment Head Larnell D. Flannagan, EdD, Professor, Tenured

Professors Thomas A. Eaves, EdD

Associate Provost and Dean, Graduate Studies

Associate Professors Mary Hollowell, PhD

Assistant Professors David W. Messer, EdD Shayla Mitchell, PhD Mari Ann Roberts, ABD

Language and LiteratureDepartment Head Edward Joe Johnson, PhD, Tenured

Professors Henrietta C. Miller, PhD, Tenured Ted S. Walkup, PhD, Tenured Associate Professors Ruth Caillouet, PhD Gwendolyn Jones, PhD, Tenured Kimberly Macuare-Thompson, PhD Gregory McNamara, PhD, Tenured Kathryn J. Pratt Russell, PhD, Tenured LaJuan E. Simpson, PhD, Tenured

Assistant Professors Brigette Byrd, PhD Susan Copeland, PhD Debra F. Durden, MEd Gregory James Flail, PhD Khedija Gadhoum, PhD Mary Lamb, PhD Dennis Miller, PhD Eugene Ngezem, PhD Susan Rashid Horn, PhD Instructors Cynthia Morgan, MA Lecturers John Warwock, PhD


MusicDepartment Head Douglas B. Wheeler, PhD, Professor, Tenured

Professors Michiko Otaki, DMA, Tenured Associate Professors Shaun M. Amos, DMA , Tenured Kurt-Alexander N. Zeller, DMA, Tenured

Assistant Professors Patrick Carney, PhD John Flinn, ABD Gina Harvey, ABD Kristin Lyman, PhD

Natural SciencesDepartment Head Michelle Furlong, PhD, Associate Professor, Tenured

Professors James R. Braun, PhD, Tenured Associate Professors Stephen C. Burnett, PhD, Tenured Susan F. Hornbuckle, PhD, Tenured Jacqueline A. Jordan, PhD, Tenured Christopher H. Kodani, PhD, Tenured Tatiana A. Krivosheev, PhD, Tenured Patricia Todebush, PhD, Tenured Assistant Professors Augustine Agyeman, PhD Jere Ann Boudell, PhD Caroline E. Clower, PhD

Assistant Professors (cont.) Joshua Dyer, PhD J. Yvette Gardner-Johnson, PhD Paul Melvin, PhD Barbara Musolf, PhD Francine Norflus, PhD Richard Singiser, PhD Jared Taglialatela, PhD Senior Lecturers Harold R. Banke, MEd Renee E. McFarlane, MS Lecturers Chamita Burch, PhD

PsychologyDepartment Head Donna W. McCarty, PhD, Professor, Tenured

Professors Catherine G. Deering, PhD, Tenured Associate Professors Erica J. Gannon, PhD, Tenured Antoinette R. Miller, PhD, Tenured Mario Norman, PhD

Assistant Professors Eric M. Bridges, PhD Deborah F. Deckner, PhD Brian Goldman, PhD Samuel J. Maddox, PhD J. Celeste Walley-Jean, PhD


Social SciencesDepartment Head R.B. Rosenburg, PhD, Tenured

Professors Kevin P. Demmitt, PhD, Tenured Sandra M. Harrison, PhD, Tenured Joseph S. Trachtenberg, PhD, Tenured Associate Professors Hugh M. Arnold, PhD, Tenured Kathryn W. Kemp, PhD, Tenured Victoria Pasley, PhD Adam Tate, PhD, Tenured

Director, Honors Program Christopher Ward, PhD Karen B. Young, PhD Assistant Professors Augustine Ayuk, PhD Joseph Corrado, PhD Mark Daddona, PhD David Gilbert, PhD Randall S. Gooden, PhD Wendell A. Johnson, PhD Marko Maunula, PhD Sean Mattie, PhD Hamin Shabazz, PhD Steve Wilson, PhD Lecturers Frank Brandon, EdS Ronald Craig, PhD Tracey Monroe, ABD


COLLEGE OF INFORMATION AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCESDean Lila Roberts, PhD, Professor, Tenured Information TechnologyDepartment Head Jeffrey W. Chastine, PhD, Associate ProfessorAssociate Professors Larry D. Booth, MS Cheri Long, PhD, Tenured Muhammad Rahman, PhD Lei Zhu, PhD

Assistant Professors Byron A. Jeff, PhD Jean Jacques Medastin, MIT Junfeng Qu, PhD

MathematicsDepartment Head Anthony Giovannitti, PhD, Professor, Tenured

Professors Catherine C. Aust, PhD, Tenured Annita W. Hunt, EdD, Tenured Linda E. Nash, PhD, Tenured Associate Professors Weihu Hong, PhD, Tenured Assistant Professors Christian Barrientos, PhD Nathan A. Borchelt, PhD Mary H. Hudachek-Buswell, MAM

Assistant Professors (cont.) Keith Driscoll, PhD Kimberly Gardner, PhD Elliot Krop, PhD Catherine A. Matos, PhD Christopher Raridan, PhD Kelli L. Nipper, PhD David B. Williams, PhD Senior Lecturers Jeremy M. Underwood, MST


COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIESDean Rodger Bates, PhD, Professor, Tenured Associate Dean Benita H. Moore, PhD, Professor Tenured Administrative & Technology ManagementAssociate Professors Russell Casey, PhD, Tenured Assistant Professors Renee I. Ahmann, MBA Joan W. Bass, MBE Virginia Bass, EdS Helen L. Brackett, MEd John S. Burningham, DIT

Assistant Professors (cont.) Christie H. Burton, EdD Matthew S. Cornick, JD Sheryne M. King, JD Bryan LaBrecque, MBA Mara A. Mooney, JD Laveda M. Pullens, PhD Zi Wan, PhD

Dental HygieneDepartment Head Susan I. Duley, RDH, EdD, Associate Professor

Assistant Professors Gail Barnes, RDH, PhD Ximena Zornosa, DMD

Health Care ManagementDepartment Head Peter G. Fitzpatrick, RPh, EdD, Professor, Tenured

Associate Professors Mannie Hall, PhD Scott Stegall, PhD Sanford Weinberg, PhD Assistant Professors Debra J. Cody, RN, MS Martha Costello, DOC

Assistant Professors (cont.) Ronald Fuqua, PhD Deborah M. Gritzmacher, RN, MS Melaine Poudevigne, PhD Manning Sabatier, PhD LaTanya J. Young, MPH Instructor Joanna Roof, MS


SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Dean Jacob M. Chacko, DBA, Professor, Tenured Associate Dean Diane Prince, PhD, Associate Professor Professors H. Lari Arjomand, PhD, Tenured Michael H. Deis, EdD, Tenured James Keebler, PhD George E. Nakos, DBA, Tenured Associate Professors Maria Bullen, PhD Scott Butterfield, PhD Seong-Jong Joo, PhD Louis Jourdan, PhD, Tenured Gregory S. Kordecki, MDS, Tenured Chen-Miao Lin, PhD Gary May, PhD, Tenured Canchepura Narayanaswamy, PhD Adel Novin, PhD, Tenured Michael V. Tidwell, PhD Assistant Professors Nikki M. Finlay, PhD David Furman, PhD Reza Kheirandish, ABD John Mascaritolo, MBA Judith Ogden, JD Louis Orchard, PhD John Parkerson, LLM Howard Charles Ralph, PhD Margaret Thompson, PhD Anita Whiting, PhD Lecturer Ronald Dulaney, MBA


SCHOOL OF NURSINGDean Lisa W. Eichelberger, DSN, Professor, Tenured

Associate Dean Sue Ellen Odom, DSN, Associate Professor, TenuredAssociate Professors Kathleen Cannella, PhD Jennell Piplico Charles, PhD Charlene Romer, PhD Susan J. Sanner, PhD Eunice Warren, PhD Karen E. Weaver, PhD Katherine Willock, PhD Assistant Professors Katrina R. Barnes, MS Joyce Beeks-Cook, MS Victoria Foster, MSN Sharon Gautier, MSN Betty Glenn Lane, PhD Carol Mackusick, MSN Misi Grace Nteff, MS Lillian Parker, MSN Sharon Jane Shaw, MS Julia Spinolo, DNP Deonna Tanner, MSN Susan Walsh, MN Isadora E. Weir, MN Instructors Mary Ann Liddy, MSN Marilyn Stroy, MSN Terri Summers, MSN


Graduate Faculty 2007- 2008

School of Graduate Studies Dean Thomas A. Eaves, EdD, Professor

Associate Provost

College of Arts and SciencesWendy Burns-Ardolino, PhD, Assistant Professor

Director of Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program John G. Campbell, Associate Dean , PhD, Professor Catherine G. Deering, PhD, Professor Larnell D. Flannagan, PhD, Professor David A. Ludley, PhD, Professor Donna W. McCarty, PhD, Professor Nasser Momayezi, Dean, PhD, Professor Douglas B. Wheeler, PhD, Professor Virginia A. Bonner, PhD, Associate Professor Ruth Caillouet, PhD, Associate Professor Randall Clark, PhD, Associate Professor Michelle Furlong, PhD, Associate Professor Mary Nix Hollowell, PhD, Associate Professor Edward Joe Johnson, PhD, Associate Professor Gwendolyn Jones-Harold, PhD, Associate Professor Gregory McNamara, PhD, Associate Professor Antoinette R. Miller, PhD, Associate Professor Kathryn Pratt Russell, PhD, Associate Professor LaJuan E. Simpson, PhD, Associate Professor Steve A. Spence, PhD, Associate Professor Patricia Todebush, PhD, Associate Professor Christopher Ward, PhD, Associate Professor Adam Tate, PhD, Associate Professor Jere Ann Boudell, PhD, Assistant Professor Brigitte Byrd, PhD, Assistant Professor Susan Copeland, PhD, Assistant Professor Deborah Deckner, PhD, Assistant Professor Alexander Hall, PhD, Assistant Professor Brian Goldman, PhD, Assistant Professor Mary Lamb, PhD, Assistant Professor Marko Maunula, PhD, Assistant Professor J. Celeste Walley-Jean, PhD, Assistant Professor

College of Information and Mathematical SciencesShakil Akhtar, PhD, Professor Anthony Giovannitti, PhD, Professor Lila Roberts, Dean, PhD, Professor Weihu Hong, PhD, Associate Professor Christian Barrientos, PhD, Assistant Professor Junfeng Qu, PhD, Assistant Professor


College of Professional StudiesSanford Weinberg, PhD, Professor

Director of Master of Health Administration Program Rodger Bates, Dean, PhD, Professor Peter G. Fitzpatrick, EdD, Professor Benita H. Moore, PhD, Professor Scott Stegall, PhD, Professor Susan I. Duley, EdD, Associate Professor Melanie Poudevigne, PhD, Assistant Professor Zi Wan, PhD, Assistant Professor

School of BusinessMichael H. Deis, EdD, Associate Professor

Director of Master of Business Admin Program H. Lari Arjomand, PhD, Professor Jacob M. Chacko, Dean, DBA, Professor James Keebler, PhD, Professor George E. Nakos, DBA, Professor Maria Bullen, PhD, Associate Professor Scott Butterfield, PHD, Associate Professor Seong-Jong Joo, PhD, Associate Professor Louis F. Jourdan, PhD, Associate Professor Gregory S. Kordecki, MDS, Associate Professor Gary L. May, PhD, Associate Professor Canchepura Narayanaswamy, PhD, Associate Professor Diane Prince, PhD, Associate Professor Michael Tidwell, PhD, Associate Professor Nikki M. Finlay, PhD, Assistant Professor John Parkerson, LLM, Assistant Professor Margaret Thompson, PhD, Assistant Professor Anita Whiting, PhD, Assistant Professor

School of NursingKatherine Willock, PhD, Professor

Director of Master of Science in Nursing Program Lisa W. Eichelberger, Dean, DSN, Professor Sharon E. Hoffman, PhD, Professor

Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Kathleen Cannella, PhD, Associate Professor Jennell Charles, PhD, Associate Professor Sue Ellen Odom, DSN, Associate Professor Charlene Romer, PhD, Associate Professor Susan J. Sanner, PhD, Associate Professor Betty Glenn Lane, PhD, Assistant Professor

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Committee Memberships 2008 - 2009

Faculty CouncilLari Arjomand, School of Business Gail Barnes, College of Professional Studies Steve Burnett, School of Arts and Sciences Christie Burton, College of Professional Studies Deborah Gritzmacher, College of Professional Studies Alexander Hall, School of Arts and Sciences Thomas Harden, President Byron Jeff, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Kay Kemp, School of Arts and Sciences Betty Glenn Lane, School of Nursing, Secretary Marko Manula, College of Arts and Sciences Antoinette Miller, School of Arts and Sciences Judith Ogden, School of Business Lillian Parker, School of Nursing Margaret Thompson, School of Business Laveda Pullens, College of Professional Studies Junfeng Qu, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences David Williams, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences

Curriculum and Academic Policy CouncilMaria Bullen, School of Business John Burningham, College of Professional Studies Wendy Burns-Ardolino, College of Arts and Sciences Jennell Charles, School of Nursing Nikki Finlay, School of Business Todd Janke, College of Arts and Sciences Tatiana Krivosheev, College of Arts and Sciences Cherie Long, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Sam Maddox, College of Arts and Sciences John Mascaritolo, School of Business Catherine Matos, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Kelli Nipper, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Manning Sabatier, College of Professional Studies Zi Wan, College of Professional Studies Christopher Ward, College of Arts and Sciences Ximena Zornosa, College of Professional Studies


Undergraduate Policy CouncilEric Bridges, College of Arts and Sciences Scott Butterfield, School of Business Susan Copeland, College of Arts and Sciences, Chair Matt Cornick, College of Professional Studies Joshua Dyer, College of Arts and Sciences Ron Fuqua, College of Professional Studies Jacqueline Jordan, College of Arts and Sciences Elliot Krop, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Greg Kordecki, School of Business Mario Norman, College of Arts and Sciences Laveda Pullens, College of Professional Studies Howard Charles Ralph, School of Business Muhammad Rahman, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Scott Stegall, College of Professional Studies Susan Walsh, School of Nursing Isadora Weir, School of Nursing Lei Zhu, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences

University Promotions and TenureCatherine Deering, School of Nursing (Augmentation) Annita Hunt, College of Professional Studies (Augmentation) David Ludley, College of Arts and Sciences George Nakos, School of Business Linda Nash, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Joe Trachtenberg, College of Arts and Sciences Ted Walkup, College of Arts and Sciences

Faculty DevelopmentReza Kherandish, School of Business Cherie Long, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Susan Rashid Horn, College of Arts and Sciences Susan Walsh, School of Nursing Sanford Weinberg, College of Professional Studies

Honors Program CouncilChristopher Arrell, College of Arts and Sciences Katrina Barnes, School of Nursing Martha Costello, College of Professional Studies Deborah Deckner, College of Arts and Sciences Kevin Demmitt, College of Arts and Sciences Junfeng Qu, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Adam Tate, Director of Honors Program, Chair


Graduate CouncilShakil Akhtar, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Thomas Barnett, College of Arts and Sciences, Coordinator Jennell Charles, School of Nursing Michael Deis, School of Business, Coordinator Thomas Eaves, Associate Provost and Dean of Graduate School, Chair Melanie Poudevigne, College of Professional Studies Michael Tidwell, School of Business Sanford Weinberg, College of Professional Studies, Coordinator Katherine Willock, School of Nursing, Coordinator

Institutional Review BoardChristian Barrientos, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Scott Butterfield, School of Business Kathleen Cannella, School of Nursing Mary Hudachek-Buswell, College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Wendell Johnson, College of Arts and Sciences Louis Jourdan, School of Business Betty Glenn Lane, School of Nursing Melanie Poudevigne, College of Professional Studies Manning Sabatier, College of Professional Studies Celeste Walley-Jean, College of Arts and Sciences

Financial Data


Tuition Revenue FY 2004 - 2008 Fiscal Year Revenue

2004 $ 11,122,099 2005 $ 13,707,667 2006 $ 15,165,059 2007 $ 15,731,083 2008 $ 16,198,028

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Revenue Generated from TuitionFY 2004 - 2008


Grants & Contracts by Type 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Federal $1,655,329 $1,059,327 $1,248,404 $1,597,598 $1,559,289 State $1,036,997 $946,415 $1,000,257 $992,927 $482,820 Other $230,325 $316,465 $376,353 $429,828 $490,965 Total $2,922,650 $2,322,208 $2,625,014 $3,020,352 $2,535,083

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Total Degrees Conferred 2005-2008

FY 2005 FY 2006 FY 2008 Bachelor's 558 668 842Associate 235 165 126Certificate 379 241 56Total Degrees 1,172 1,074 1,024

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Middle Level Education (BA) 34 34 42 Integrative Studies (BA, BS) 62 76 113 Music - General Performance (BM) Music - Composition (BM) 1 Music (BA) 11 6 10 Biology (BS) 23 28 40 Communication & Media Studies (BA) 21 14 12 Psychology (BS) 75 92 115 History 8 16 11 Criminal Justice 14 21 42 Music Education (BM) 1 Political Science (BS) 1 10 10 English 6 7 Theatre 1 Total Bachelor's Degrees 251 303 403

Associates Associate of Arts, Core Curriculum (AACC; ASCC) 30 19 17 Total Degrees 281 322 420

School of Business Degrees FY

2006 FY

2007 FY

2008 Bachelor's

General Business (BBA) 10 17 19 Management (BBA) 61 52 48 Accounting (BBA) 32 42 53 Business Marketing & Marketing Management (BBA) 25 27 25 Total Degrees 128 138 145


School of Health Sciences Degrees

FY

2006 Bachelor's

Nursing (BSN) 40 Nursing - For Existing R.N.'s (BSN) 48 Dental Hygiene (BSDH) 26 Health Care Management (BS) 40 Allied Health Administration (BAS) 2

Dental Hygiene Practice and Administration (BAS) 8 Health and Fitness Management Total Degrees 164

School of Nursing Degrees

FY

2006 FY

2007 FY

2008 Bachelor's

Nursing (BSN) 85 105 Nursing - For Existing R.N.'s (BSN) Total Degrees 85 105

College of Information and Mathematical Sciences Degrees

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2006 FY

2007 FY

2008 Bachelor's

Information Technology 57 34 37 Mathematics 1 4 1 Total Bachelor's Degrees 58 38 38

Associates Information Technology (AASIT) 39 43 38

Certificate Information Technology 38 16

Total Degrees 135 97 76


School of Technology Degrees

FY

2006 Bachelor's

Administrative Mgmt (BAS) 33 Technology Mgmt (BAS) 34 Total Bachelor's Degrees 67

Associates Marketing and Merchandising (AASMMT) 10 Paralegal Studies (AASPS) 21 Electronics Technology (AAS) (deactivated) 2 Aviation Maintenance Technology - Powerplant (AASAMT) (deactivated) 7 Emergency Medical Technology (deactivated) 3 Medical Assisting (A.A.S.) 8 Office Administration (AASOA) 12 Computer Networking Technology (A.A.S.) 27 Aircraft Mechanic/Technician, Airframe (deactivated) Architectural Drafting (deactivated) 6 Total Associate Degrees 96

Certificate Marketing and Merchandising 3 Paralegal Studies 62 Electronics Technology (deactivated) Aircraft Mechanic/Technician, Airframe (deactivated) 10 Drafting (deactivated) 4 Medical Transcription 3 Medical Assisting 28 Emergency Medical Technology (deactivated) 2 Office Technology/Assistant 30 Computer Network Technician 61 Total Certificates 203 Total Degrees 366


College of Professional Studies Degrees

FY

2006 FY

2007 FY

2008 Bachelor's

Administrative Mgmt (BAS) 32 38 Technology Mgmt (BAS) 32 30 Dental Hygiene (BSDH) 24 23 Health Care Management (BS) 52 53 Allied Health Administration (BAS) 5 1 Dental Hygiene Practice and Administration (BAS) Health and Fitness Management 1 6 Total Bachelor's Degrees 146 151

Associates Marketing and Merchandising (AASMMT) 8 10 Paralegal Studies (AASPS) 15 16 Electronics Technology (AAS) (deactivated) 3 Aviation Maintenance Technology - Powerplant (AASAMT) (deactivated) 7 3 Emergency Medical Technology (deactivated) 2 Medical Assisting (A.A.S.) 16 10 Office Administration (AASOA) 11 14 Computer Networking Technology (A.A.S.) 10 14 Aircraft Mechanic/Technician, Airframe (deactivated) Architectural Drafting (deactivated) 17 4 Total Associate Degrees 89 71

Certificate Marketing and Merchandising 3 2 Paralegal Studies 37 22 Electronics Technology (deactivated) 1 Aircraft Mechanic/Technician, Airframe (deactivated) 6 Drafting (deactivated) 2 Medical Transcription 1 Medical Assisting 13 10 Emergency Medical Technology (deactivated) 1 Office Technology/Assistant 23 9 Computer Network Technician 17 11 Total Certificates 102 56 Total Degrees 337 278 Note: As of Spring 2007, Dental Hygiene and Health Care Management were moved into the newly created College of Professional Studies leaving Nursing as a school of its own. The College of Professional Studies now houses all degrees from the School of Technology.

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