part ii the “institutional summary form prepared for

Part II: The “Institutional Summary

Form Prepared for Commission Reviews”

GENERAL INFORMATION

Name of Institution Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Name, Title, Phone number, and email address of Accreditation Liaison Maurice Edington Accreditation Liaison/Vice President, Strategic Planning, Analysis and Institutional Effectiveness 850-599-8316 [email protected] Name, Title, Phone number, and email address of Technical Support person for the Compliance Certification Maurice Edington Accreditation Liaison/Vice President, Strategic Planning, Analysis and Institutional Effectiveness 850-599-8316 [email protected] IMPORTANT: Accreditation Activity (check one):

Submitted at the time of Reaffirmation Orientation Submitted with Compliance Certification for Reaffirmation Submitted with Materials for an On-Site Reaffirmation Review Submitted with Compliance Certification for Fifth-Year Interim Report Submitted with Compliance Certification for Initial Candidacy/Accreditation Review Submitted with Merger/Consolidations/Acquisitions Submitted with Application for Level Change

Submission date of this completed document: September 11, 2017

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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

1. Level of offerings (Check all that apply)

Diploma or certificate program(s) requiring less than one year beyond Grade 12 Diploma or certificate program(s) of at least two but fewer than four years of work beyond

Grade 12 Associate degree program(s) requiring a minimum of 60 semester hours or the equivalent

designed for transfer to a baccalaureate institution Associate degree program(s) requiring a minimum of 60 semester hours or the equivalent

not designed for transfer Four or five-year baccalaureate degree program(s) requiring a minimum of 120 semester

hours or the equivalent Professional degree program(s) Master's degree program(s) Work beyond the master's level but not at the doctoral level (such as Specialist in

Education) Doctoral degree program(s) Other (Specify)

2. Types of Undergraduate Programs (Check all that apply)

Occupational certificate or diploma program(s) Occupational degree program(s) Two-year programs designed for transfer to a baccalaureate institution Liberal Arts and General Teacher Preparatory Professional

Other (Specify)

GOVERNANCE CONTROL

Check the appropriate governance control for the institution:

Private (check one) Independent, not-for-profit Name of corporation OR Name of religious affiliation and control: Independent, for-profit * If publicly traded, name of parent company:

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Public state * (check one) Not part of a state system, institution has own independent board Part of a state system, system board serves as governing board

Part of a state system, system board is super governing board, local governing board has delegated authority

Part of a state system, institution has own independent board * If an institution is part of a state system or a corporate structure, a description of the system operation must be submitted as part of the Compliance Certification for the decennial review. See Commission policy “Reaffirmation of Accreditation and Subsequent Reports” for additional direction.”

INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION FOR REVIEWERS

Directions: Please address the following and attach the information to this form. 1. History and Characteristics Provide a brief history of the institution, a description of its current mission, an indication of its geographic service area, and a description of the composition of the student population. Include a description of any unusual or distinctive features of the institution and a description of the admissions policies (open, selective, etc.). If appropriate, indicate those institutions that are considered peers. Please limit this

section to one-half page. 2. List of Degrees List all degrees currently offered (A. S., B.A., B.S., M.A., Ph.D., for examples) and the majors or concentrations within those degrees, as well as all certificates and diplomas. For each credential offered, indicate the number of graduates in the academic year previous to submitting this report. Indicate term dates.

3. Off-Campus Instructional Locations and Branch Campuses (Please note: This section has been extensively revised.) List all locations where 50% or more credit hours toward a degree, diploma, or certificate can be obtained primarily through traditional classroom instruction. Report those locations in accord with the Commission’s definitions and the directions as specified below. Off-campus instructional sites—a site located geographically apart from the main campus at which the institution offers 50 % or more of its credit hours for a diploma, certificate, or degree. This includes high schools where courses are offered as part of dual enrollment. For each site, provide the information below. The list should include only those sites reported and approved by SACSCOC. Listing unapproved sites below does not constitute reporting them to SACSCOC. In such cases when an institution has initiated an off-campus instructional site as described above without prior approval by SACSCOC, a prospectus for approval should be submitted immediately to SACSCOC.

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Name of Site Physical Address (street, city, state, country) Do not include PO Boxes.

Date Approved by SACSCOC

Date Implemented by the institution

Educational programs offered (specific degrees, certificates, diplomas) with 50% or more credits hours offered at each site

Is the site currently active? (At any time during the past 5 years, have students been enrolled and courses offered? If not, indicate the date of most recent activity.)

Institutions with off-campus instructional sites at which the institution offers 25-49% credit hours for a diploma, certificate, or degree—including high schools where courses are offered as dual enrollment—are required to notify SACSCOC in advance of initiating the site. For each site, provide the information below.

Name of Site (Indicate if site is currently active or inactive. If inactive, date of last course offerings and date of projected reopening

Physical Address (street, city, state, country) Do not include PO Boxes.

Date Notified SACSCOC by SACSCOC


Educational programs offered (specific degrees, certificates, diplomas) with 25-49% credit hours offered at each site


Branch campus—an instructional site located geographically apart and independent of the main campus of the institution. A location is independent of the main campus if the location is (1) permanent in nature, (2) offers courses in educational programs leading to a degree, certificate, or other recognized educational credential, (3) has its own faculty and administrative or supervisory organization, and (4) has its own budgetary and hiring authority. The list should include only those branch campuses reported and approved by SACSCOC. Listing unapproved branch campuses below does not constitute reporting them to SACSCOC. A prospectus for an unapproved branch campuses should be submitted immediately to SACSCOC.

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Name of Branch Campus




Educational programs (specific degrees, certificates, diplomas) with 50% or more credits hours offered at the branch campus

Is the campus currently active? (At any time during the past 5 years, have students been enrolled and courses offered? If not, indicate the date of most recent activity.)

4. Distance and Correspondence Education Provide an initial date of approval for your institution to offer distance education. Provide a list of credit-bearing educational programs (degrees, certificates, and diplomas) where 50% or more of the credit hours are delivered through distance education modes. For each educational program, indicate whether the program is delivered using synchronous or asynchronous technology, or both. For each educational program that uses distance education technology to deliver the program at a specific site (e.g., a synchronous program using interactive videoconferencing), indicate the program offered at each location where students receive the transmitted program. Please limit this description to one page, if possible.

5. Accreditation (1) List all agencies that currently accredit the institution and any of its programs and indicate the date of the last review by each. (2) If SACS Commission on Colleges is not your primary accreditor for access to USDOE Title IV funding, identify which accrediting agency serves that purpose. (3) List any USDOE recognized agency (national and programmatic) that has terminated the

institution’s accreditation (include the date, reason, and copy of the letter of termination) or list any agency from which the institution has voluntarily withdrawn (include copy of letter to agency from institution).

(4) Describe any sanctions applied or negative actions taken by any USDOE-recognized accrediting

agency (national, programmatic, SACSCOC) during the two years previous to the submission of this report. Include a copy of the letter from the USDOE to the institution.

6. Relationship to the U.S. Department of Education Indicate any limitations, suspensions, or termination by the U.S. Department of Education in regard to student financial aid or other financial aid programs during the previous three years. Report if on reimbursement or any other exceptional status in regard to federal or state financial aid.

Document History Adopted: September 2004

Revised: March 2011 Revised: January 2014

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1. History and Characteristics Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) was founded in 1887 as the State Normal College for Colored Students. In 1891, the College received $7,500 under the Second Morrill Act for agricultural and mechanical arts education and became Florida’s land grant institution for colored people. In 1953, the institution was elevated to university status, acquiring its present name. The University’s primary geographic service area is the State of Florida; 87% of the students are Florida residents. The University operates a main campus in Tallahassee, FL and a College of Law in Orlando. Additionally, the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences offers the PharmD via distance education at an off-campus instructional site in Crestview, FL, and operates satellite offices to provide clinical experiences in Tampa, Jacksonville and Miami. FAMU is an 1890 land-grant institution dedicated to the advancement of knowledge, resolution of complex issues and the empowerment of citizens and communities. Expanding upon the University’s land-grant status, it will enhance the lives of constituents through innovative research, engaging cooperative extension, and public service. While the University continues its historic mission of educating African Americans, FAMU embraces persons of all races, ethnic origins and nationalities as life-long members of the university community. Admission to the University is on a selective basis. The University is part of the twelve member State University System of Florida. The University offers 53 bachelor’s degrees, 28 master’s degrees (three of which are also offered in the online format), three professional degrees, and 12 doctoral degrees. The University is composed of 14 colleges and schools: the College of Agriculture and Food Sciences; the College of Education; the College of Engineering (operated jointly with Florida State University); the College of Law; the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences; the College of Science and Technology; the College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities; the School of Allied Health Sciences; the School of Architecture and Engineering Technology; the School of Business and Industry; the School of the Environment; the School of Journalism and Graphic Communication; the School of Nursing; and the School of Graduate Studies and Research. In fall 2016, the University enrolled a total of 9,614 students in its undergraduate, graduate and professional programs with the following composition:

85% full-time, 15% part-time;

77% undergraduate, 19% graduate, and 4% unclassified;

84% Black, 8% White, 1% Asian, 3% Hispanic, and 4% other. The University considers as its peer institutions: Howard University, University of Memphis, University of Toledo, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Cleveland State University and North Carolina A&T State University. 2. List of Degrees FAMU confers the following degrees: AA Associate of Arts BA Bachelor of Arts BArch Bachelor of Architecture BCJ Bachelor of Criminal Justice BS Bachelor of Science BSW Bachelor of Social Work DPT Doctor of Physical Therapy DrPH Doctor of Public Health JD Juris Doctor MA Master of Arts MASS Master of Applied Social Sciences MArch Master of Architecture

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MBA Master of Business Administration MEd Master of Education in Educational Leadership MEng Master of Engineering MHA Master of Health Administration MPH Master of Public Health MS Master of Science MSW Master of Social Work PharmD Pharmacy Doctorate PhD Doctor of Philosophy Degree Completions: Table 1 on the following page provides the number of degrees awarded for the academic years, 2015-16 and 2016-17*. The academic year includes all summer sessions, the fall semester, and the spring semester. Note: 2016-17 data is preliminary as of September 1, 2017

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Table 1. Degrees Awarded

Degree Level

CIP Code FAMU Degree Program

Major Code Major Title

Number of

Degrees Awarded 2015-16

Number of

Degrees Awarded 2016-17*

College of Agriculture and Food Sciences

BS 01.0000 Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Science

31201 Agricultural Science 5 6


31202 Animal Science 11 3


31203 Agriculture Education (Inactive) - -


31204 Agronomy 3 3


31205 Entomology 0 0


31206 Ornamental Horticulture (Inactive Fall 2014)

- -


31207 Food Science 7 4


31208 Veterinary Technology 1 0

BS 01.0102 Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness 31101 Agribusiness 10 11

BS 01.1001 Bachelor of Science in Food Science (Effective Spring 2017)

TBD Food Science - -

BS 14.0301 Bachelor of Science in Biological & Agricultural Systems Engineering

31601 Biological & Agricultural Systems Engineering

5 3

MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31282 Agricultural Science Grad 0 0

MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31283 Food Science (Inactive) - -

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31284 Agribusiness 1 1

MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31285 Animal Science (Inactive) - -

MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31286 Entomology 4 1

MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31287 Plant Science 1 0

MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31288 Agricultural Science (non-thesis) 1 1

MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31288A Agricultural Science (Thesis) 0 0

MS 01.0000 Master of Science in Agricultural Science 31481 Soil and Water 1 1

PhD 26.0702 Doctor of Philosophy in Entomology (cooperative--degree awarded by UF)

31291 Entomology - -

College of Education

BS 13.1202 Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (currently being phased out - name changed to BS PreK/Elementary Education (effective Fall 2016)

12101 Elementary Education 0 1

BS 13.1202 Bachelor of Science in PreK/Elementary Education



12103B Pre-Kindergarten / Primary Education

0 0


TBD Integrated PreK/Elementary Education

0 0

BS 13.1205 Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education and Teaching

16201 Biology Teacher Education 0 0


16202 Chemistry Teacher Education 0 0

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of



16203 Mathematics Teacher Education 0 0


16204 Physics Teacher Education 0 0


16301 English Teacher Education 0 0


16302 History Teacher Education 0 0


16303 Political Science Teacher Education

0 0

BS 13.1210 Bachelor of Science in Pre-Kindergarten/ Primary Education

12102 Pre-Kindergarten / Primary Education – Terminated, effective Fall 2016

7 3

BS 13.1210 Bachelor of Science in Pre-Kindergarten/ Primary Education (Terminated - Integrated into BS PreK/Elementary Education, effective Fall 2016.)

12102 Pre-Kindergarten / Primary Education

0 0

BS 13.1305 Bachelor of Science in English Education 13102 English Education (Terminated, added as major under BS Secondary Education, effective Fall 2016)

1 0

BS 13.1311 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education

14302 Mathematics Education (Terminated, added as major under BS Secondary Education, effective Fall 2016)

0 1

BS 13.1312 Bachelor of Science in Music Education 11103 Instrumental Music - wind, piano, percussion

4 2

BS 13.1312 Bachelor of Science in Music Education 11104 Piano or Voice 0 0

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


BS 13.1314 Bachelor of Science in Physical Education K-12

14101 Physical Education – Program modified in 2014 and is now 31.0501

0 0

BS 13.1316 Bachelor of Science in Science Education 14104 Biology Education 0 0

BS 13.1316 Bachelor of Science in Science Education 14202 Chemistry Education 0 0

BS 13.1316 Bachelor of Science in Science Education 14402 Physics Education 0 0

BS 13.1317 Bachelor of Science in Social Science Education

15202 History Education 0 0

BS 13.1317 Bachelor of Science in Social Science Education

15304 Political Science Education 0 0

BS 13.1320 Bachelor of Science in Industrial Arts / Technology Education

15105 Industrial Arts / Technology Education – Terminated, effective Fall 2016

18 8

BS/BA 31.0501 Bachelor of Science in Health, Physical Education/Fitness

14101 Physical Education - Teacher Certification

2 0

BS/BA 31.0501 Bachelor of Science in Health, Physical Education/Fitness

14102 Health, Leisure, and Fitness Studies

7 11

MEd 13.0301 Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction

11281 Curriculum and Instruction 4 3


11281 Curriculum and Instruction


11281 Elementary Education


11282 Music Education

MS 13.1320 Master of Science/Master of Education in Industrial Arts /Technology Education

15184 Technology Education 0 0

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


MS 31.0504 Master of Science in Sport Management 14281 Sport Management 6 9

MS/ MEd

13.0401 Master of Science / Master of Education in Educational Leadership

11181 Educational Leadership 2 0

MS/ MEd

13.1199 Master of Science / Master of Education in Counselor Education

11182 Counselor Education 7 7

MS/ MEd

13.1202 Master of Science/Master of Education in Elementary Education


PhD 13.0401 Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership

11191 Educational Leadership 5 2

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

BS 14.0701 Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

44101 Chemical Engineering 2 2


44102 Environmental Engineering 0 0


44103 Bioengineering 0 0


44104 Engineering Materials 0 1


44105 Biomedical Engineering 4 2

BS 14.0801 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 41101 Civil Engineering 7 3

BS 14.0801 Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 41102 Environmental Engineering 3 1

BS 14.0901 Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering

42102 Computer Engineering 6 8

BS 14.1001 Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

42101 Electrical Engineering 11 6

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


BS 14.1901 Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering

45101 Mechanical Engineering 7 7

BS 14.3501 Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

46101 Industrial Engineering 5 3

BS/MS 14.1001 Master of Science in Electrical Engineering 4+1


MS 14.0501 Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering


MS 14.0701 Master of Science in Chemical Engineering


MS 14.1001 Master of Science in Electrical Engineering


MS 14.1901 Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering


MS 14.3501 Master of Science in Industrial Engineering


MS/ MEng

14.0801 Master of Science/Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering

41181/ 41182

Civil Engineering 0 0

PhD 14.0501 Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical Engineering


PhD 14.0701 Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering


PhD 14.0801 Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering 41191 Civil Engineering 0 2

PhD 14.1001 Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering


PhD 14.1901 Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering


PhD 14.3501 Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering


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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


College of Law

JD 22.0101 Juris Doctor E1171 Law 115 106

College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

BS 51.2099 Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences

B1102 Pharmaceutical Sciences 0 0

DrPH 51.2201 Doctor of Public Health B1192 Public Health 6 4

MPH 51.2201 Master of Public Health B1182 Public Health 23 41

MPH 51.2201 Master of Public Health B1182DL Public Health (Online) 6 5

MS 51.2099 Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences


MS/PhD 51.2099 Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical

Sciences B1181 Master's en Passant in

Pharmaceutical Sciences 0 0

PharmD 51.2001 Doctor of Pharmacy B1171 Pharmacy 155 172

PharmD 51.2001 Doctor of Pharmacy B1173 Pharm-D/ MBA 0 0

PhD 51.2099 Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical Sciences


PhD 51.2099 Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical Sciences

B1191A Specialization in Health Outcomes Research and Pharmacoeconomics

0 1

College of Science and Technology

BS 11.0101 Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems

A8102 Computer Information Systems 11 13

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


BS 11.0101 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science A8103 Computer Science 4 8

BS 11.0103 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology

A8104 Information Technology 22 19

BS 26.0101 Bachelor of Science in Biology A4101 Biology 58 62

BS 26.0101 Bachelor of Science in Biology A4101A Organismal, Ecological and Environmental Biology

0 0

BS 26.0101 Bachelor of Science in Biology A4102 Biology Pre-Professional 16 14

BS 26.0101 Bachelor of Science in Biology A4105 Molecular Cellular Biology 8 9

BS 27.0101 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics A4301 Mathematical Sciences 1 4

BS 27.0101 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics A4303 Mathematics 2 0

BS 27.0101 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics A4304 Actuarial Science 1 2

BS 40.0501 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry A4201 Chemistry 4 2

BS 40.0501 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry A4203 Pre Med / Dentistry 1 1

BS 40.0501 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry A4204 Biochemistry 1 0

BS 40.0801 Bachelor of Science in Physics A4401 Physics 2 0

BS 40.0801 Bachelor of Science in Physics A4401A Applied Physics 1 0

MS 11.0101 Master of Science in Computer Information Sciences

A8181 Software Engineering Science 1 0


A8182 Computer Information Science (thesis)

0 0

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of



A8182N Computer Information Science (non-thesis)

2 1

MS 26.0101 Master of Science in Biology A4181 Molecular Cellular Biology 5 0

MS 26.0101 Master of Science in Biology A4182 Ecology 0 0

MS 26.0101 Master of Science in Biology A4183 Physiology 2 0

MS 26.0101 Master of Science in Biology A4185 Biological Sciences - Non-Thesis Track

0 2

MS 40.0501 Master of Science in Chemistry A4281 Chemistry 4 2

MS 40.0801 Master of Science in Physics A4481 Physics 0 1

PhD 40.0801 Doctor of Philosophy in Physics A4491 Physics 1 0

College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities

BA 23.0101 Bachelor of Arts in English 23101 English 17 12

BA/BS 50.0901 Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Music

21101A/ 21101B

Choral - Piano or Voice (major under Bachelor of Arts)

4 3

BA/BS 50.0901 Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Music

21101BA/21101BS

Instrumental - Wind, Piano, Percussion (major under Bachelor of Arts)

3 9

BA/BS 50.0910 Bachelor of Science in Music 21106 Music Industry (Major under Bachelor of Science)

9 6

BCJ 43.0104 Bachelor of Criminal Justice 27101 Criminal Justice 128 101

BCJ 43.0104 Bachelor of Criminal Justice (3+3) 27101 Criminal Justice/3+3 Legal Scholars (LEGALSCHCJ)

0 0

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


BS 45.1101 Bachelor of Science in Sociology (3+3) 27103 Sociology/3+3 Legal Scholars (LEGALSCHSO)

0 0

BS 05.0201 Bachelor of Science in African-American Studies

25103 African American Studies/3+3 Legal Scholars (LEGALSCHAS)

0 0

BS 45.1001 Bachelor of Science in Political Science (3+3)

25301 Political Science/3+3 Legal Scholars (LEGALSCHPS)

0 0

BS 54.0101 Bachelor of Science in History 25101 History/3+3 Legal Scholars (LEGALSCHOL)

0 0

BS/BA 05.0201 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in African-American Studies

25103 African-American Studies 3 4

BS/BA 30.0000 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies

29101BS/ 29101BA

Interdisciplinary Studies - (Effective Fall 2014)

202 316

BS/BA 38.9999 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy & Religion

22101 Philosophy & Religion 2 5


22102 Philosophy 3 2


22103 Religious Studies 0 3

BS/BA 42.0101 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

26101 Psychology 85 94

BS/BA 45.1001 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

25301 Political Science 57 49

BS/BA 45.1001 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

25303 Public Administration 4 2

BS/BA 45.1101 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Sociology

27103 Sociology 28 17

BS/BA 50.0501 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Theatre

22201 Theatre 12 5

BS/BA 50.0501 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Theatre

22202 Drama Education (Inactive) 0 0

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


BS/BA 50.0702 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts

22301 Fine Arts 0 6

BS/BA 54.0101 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in History

25101 History 15 10

BSW 44.0701 Bachelor of Social Work 27102 Social Work 77 67

MASS 45.0101 Master of Applied Social Sciences 27181 Psychology 0 0

MASS 45.0101 Master of Applied Social Sciences 27182 Global Security and International Affairs

0 0

MASS 45.0101 Master of Applied Social Sciences 27183 Political Science 6 5

MASS 45.0101 Master of Applied Social Sciences 27185 Sociology 0 0

MASS 45.0101 Master of Applied Social Sciences 27187 Public Administration 23 25

MASS 45.0101 Master of Applied Social Sciences 27188 History 4 2

MASS 45.0101 Master of Applied Social Sciences 27189 Criminal Justice 15 14

MS 42.2802 Master of Science in Community Psychology

26181 Community Psychology (Thesis) 17 10

MS 42.2802 Master of Science in Community Psychology

26181A Community Psychology (Non-thesis)

2 1

MSW 44.0701 Master of Social Work 27186 Social Work 9 16

School of Allied Health Sciences

BS 51.0000 Bachelor of Science in Health Science C6101 Pre-Physical Therapy 91 83

BS 51.0000 Bachelor of Science in Health Science C6102 Pre-Occupational Therapy 115 77

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


BS 51.0701 Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management

C1101 Health Care Management 64 53

BS 51.0706 Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics and Information Management

C2101 Health Informatics and Information Management

30 27

BS 51.0908 Bachelor of Science in Cardiopulmonary Science

C4101 Cardiopulmonary Science 27 13

DPT 51.2308 Doctor of Physical Therapy C3191 Physical Therapy 36 27

MHA 51.0701 Master of Health Administration C1181 Health Administration 4 3

MS 51.2306 Master of Science in Occupational Therapy

C5181 Occupational Therapy 33 26

School of Architecture and Engineering Technology

BArch 04.0201 Bachelor of Architecture 71171 Architecture 5 7

BS 04.0201 Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies

71101 Architectural Studies 31 10

BS 15.0303 Bachelor of Science in Electronic Engineering Technology

73401 Electronic Engineering Technology 8 7

BS 15.1001 Bachelor of Science in Construction Engineering Technology

73102 Construction Engineering Technology

17 9

MArch 04.0201 Master of Architecture 71181 Architecture 17 5

MS 04.0201 Master of Science in Architecture 71182 Architecture 0 0

MS 04.0201 Master of Science in Architecture 71184 Facilities Management 20 7

School of Business and Industry

BS 52.0201 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

52101 Business Administration 117 104

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


BS 52.0201 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

52106 Facilities Management 8 4

BS 52.0203 Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain

Management (effective Fall 2017) 52107 Supply Chain Management

- -

BS 52.0301 Bachelor of Science in Accounting 51101 Accounting 29 41

BS/BA 45.0601 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Economics

55201 Economics 19 10

MBA 52.0201 Professional MBA 52102 Business Administration 3 1

MBA 52.0201 Master of Business Administration 52181DL Business Administration (Online) 7 3

MBA 52.0201 Master of Business Administration 52181 Business Administration – One Year Program

30 34

MBA 52.0201 Master of Business Administration 52182 Business Administration – Five Year Program

8 8

MS

52.0203 Master of Science in Supply Chain

Management (effective Fall 2017) 52184 Supply Chain Management - -

PharmD 51.2001 PharmD MBA

52183 PharmD/MBA 0 0

School of the Environment

BS 03.0104 Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science

01101 Environmental Science 4 4

BS/BA 03.0103 Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies (Effective Fall 2014-15)

01102BS/ 01102BA

Environmental Studies 2 3

MS 03.0104 Master of Science in Environmental Science

01181 Environmental Science 2 3

PhD 03.0104 Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental 01191 Environmental Science 3 2

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Degree Level



Number of


Number of


Science

School of Journalism and Graphic Communication

BS 09.0401 Bachelor of Science in Journalism 61101 Newspaper Journalism 0 1

BS 09.0401 Bachelor of Science in Journalism 61102 Magazine Production 0 0

BS 09.0401 Bachelor of Science in Journalism 61103 Broadcast Journalism 64 45

BS 09.0902 Bachelor of Science in Public Relations 61104 Public Relations 39 38

BS 50.0409 Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design 62104 Graphic Design 20 13

School of Nursing

BS 51.3801 Bachelor of Science in Nursing D1101 Nursing 79 72

MS 51.3801 Master of Science in Nursing D1181 Nursing 3 4

MS 51.3801 Master of Science in Nursing D1181DL Nursing (Online) 0 0

Total Degrees Awarded 2,279 2,132

*2016-17 degrees awarded data is preliminary. Note: FAMU offers five (3+3) Legal Scholars pathways for possible early entry into the JD and one (4+1) major. The pathways are through: African American Studies, Criminal Justice, History, Political Science, and Sociology. The 4+1 major is Electrical Engineering leading to a bachelor’s and master’s in five years. Definition: Inactive (Suspended) is the cessation of the offering of a program for a finite or indefinite period of time depending upon circumstances. It is an alternative to the termination of a program and can be used to allow for program restructuring.

Certificate Programs Table 2 below provides the number of certificates awarded in 2015-16 and 2016-17.

Table 2. Certificates Awarded

Certificate Level

Number of Certificates Awarded in

2015-16

Number of Certificates Awarded in

2016-17

School of Business and Industry

Human Resources Certificate Program (Regular Certificate or Minor in Human Resources) (Suspended in Spring 2015)

Undergraduate 0 N/A

Human Resources Certificate Program (Regular Certificate or Minor in Human Resources) in Division of Economics (Terminated in Spring 2015)

Undergraduate 0 N/A

Retail Management in Division of Economics (Terminated Spring 2015)

Undergraduate 0 N/A

College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities

Juvenile Justice Role Model Development Program (Terminated in Spring 2015)

Undergraduate 0 N/A

Global Security & International Affairs Undergraduate and Graduate

0 0

College of Education

Educational Leadership Graduate (Post-Master’s)

0 0

College of Law

International Human Rights Law and Global Justice Studies

Professional 3 3

School of Nursing

Post Master's Certificate (Suspended Spring 2017)

Graduate (Post-Master’s)

0 0

College of Science and Technology

Information Assurance Undergraduate 16 3

Cybersecurity Undergraduate - 21

College of Agriculture and Food Sciences

Pest Management Undergraduate 0 0

3. Off-Campus Instructional Locations and Branch Campuses

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Table 3 provides the off-campus instructional sites that are located geographically apart from the main campus at which the University offers 50% or more of its credit hours for a degree, diploma, or certificate.

Table 3. Off-Campus Instructional Sites

Name of Site




Educational programs offered (specific degrees, certificates, diplomas) with 50% or more credits hours offered at each site


FAMU College of Law

201 Beggs Avenue, Orlando, Florida, 32801, US

Notified SACSCOC in November 2000 Prospectus submitted in May 2002 Acknowledged by SACSCOC in October 2002 April 4, 2003 Final Approval

Fall 2002 Juris Doctor International Human Rights Law and Global Justice Studies (Certificate)

Yes

Rural Diversity Health Center

Crestview Education Center Pharmacy Practice Division 153 W. Woodruff Avenue Crestview, FL 32536

Prospectus submitted in June 2012 July 11, 2012 Final Approval

Fall 2012 PharmD Yes

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Institutions with off-campus instructional sites (25-49%) FAMU does not have any off-campus instructional sites at which the University offers 25-49% credit hours for a diploma, certificate, or degree—including high schools where courses are offered as dual enrollment. Branch campus FAMU does not have an instructional site located geographically apart and independent of the main campus of the University. 4. Distance and Correspondence Education FAMU received approval to offer distance education on November 8, 2010. The programs listed below in Table 4 offer 50% or more of the credit hours through distance education modes. Table 4. Distance and Correspondence Education

School/College Program Mode of Delivery

Note

College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences – Public Health Institute

Master of Public Health (MPH)

Asynchronous and

Synchronous

This is an online degree program.

College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences – Crestview, Florida

PharmD Synchronous Students attend classes at the off-campus site in Crestview (approved by SACSCOC in 2012). Students are linked via synchronous distance-learning technology and receive didactic instruction simultaneously with students on the main campus in real time.

School of Business and Industry Executive MBA Asynchronous and

Synchronous


School of Nursing Master of Science in Nursing (MS)

Asynchronous and

Synchronous


5. Accreditation

(1) Table 5.1 below provides a listing of agencies that currently accredit the University and its programs, including the date of the last review by each agency.

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(2) SACSCOC is the University’s primary accreditor for access to USDOE Title IV funding. (3) Since the University’s last reaffirmation in 2009, no USDOE-recognized accrediting

agency has terminated accreditation of any FAMU educational programs; the University has not voluntarily withdrawn from any USDOE-recognized agency.

(4) Within the last two years, the following sanctions or negative actions have been taken

by USDOE-recognized agencies against the University:

One of the University’s programs (occupational therapy) has received a sanction from a specialized accrediting agency within the past two years, as described below.

A) Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE):

At its April 9-10, 2016 meeting, ACOTE reviewed the Report of On-Site Evaluation (ROSE) regarding the Occupational Therapy Master's Program at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, Tallahassee, Florida, and voted to Grant a Status of Accreditation for a period of 7 years (see Appendix A – ACOTE Letter April 9-10, 2016). The University was requested to develop a Plan of Correction addressing the areas of noncompliance cited below (see Appendix B – ACOTE Plan of Correction, April 2016). In December 2016, the University submitted a progress report on standard A.5.3 Program Evaluation (see Appendix C – December 2016 Progress Report).

In April 2017, the University was notified by ACOTE that the accreditation for the Master’s in Occupational Therapy program accreditation status was changed to probationary (program evaluation and certification exam pass rate) (see Attachment D – Florida A&M 4-2017 letter). On June 20, 2017, the University submitted a Plan of Correction to address the issues cited by ACOTE for standard A.5.6 and a Progress Report for standard A.5.3 (see Attachment E – ACOTE Narrative and Plan of Correction). Additionally, the University communicated with SACSCOC regarding the status of the program’s ACOTE accreditation on April 26, 2017 (Attachment F – Correspondence to SACSCOC, April 26, 2017) and June 19, 2017 (Attachment G – Correspondence to SACSCOC, June 19, 2017).

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Attachment%20A%20-%20ACOTE%20Letter,%20April%209-10,%202016.pdf


Attachment%20B%20-%20ACOTE%20Plan%20of%20Correction,%20April,%202016.pdf


Attachment%20D%20-%20Florida%20A&M%204-2017.pdf


Attachment%20E%20-%20ACOTE%20Narrative%20and%20Plan%20of%20Correction.pdf


Attachment%20F%20-%20ACOTE%20September%20Notification.pdf

Attachment%20G%20-%20Correspondence%20to%20SACSCOC,%20June%2019,%202017%20.pdf

Table 5.1. Accreditation

Agency Program Program Level Date of Last

Review

Southern Association of Schools and Colleges Commission on Colleges

Institution N/A 2009

ABET - Computing Accrediting Commission Computer Science Bachelor’s 2016

ABET - Engineering Accreditation Commission Chemical Engineering Bachelor’s 2016

ABET - Engineering Accreditation Commission Civil Engineering Bachelor’s 2016

ABET - Engineering Accreditation Commission Computer Engineering Bachelor’s 2016

ABET - Engineering Accreditation Commission Electrical Engineering Bachelor’s 2016

ABET - Engineering Accreditation Commission Industrial Engineering Bachelor’s 2016

ABET - Engineering Accreditation Commission Mechanical Engineering Bachelor’s 2016

ABET - Engineering and Technology Accreditation Commission

Biological & Agricultural Systems Engineering

Bachelor’s 2016


Construction Engineering Technology Bachelor’s 2016


Electronic Engineering Technology Bachelor’s 2016

Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) Nursing Bachelor’s 2010

Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) Nursing Master’s 2015

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Review

Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)

Business Administration Bachelor’s Master’s

2013


Accounting Bachelor’s 2013


Economics Bachelors 2013

Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE)

Occupational Therapy Master’s 2017

Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) Pharmacy PharmD 2017

Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC)

Journalism Bachelor’s 2012

Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communications (ACEJMC)

Public Relations Bachelor’s 2012

American Bar Association (ABA) Law Professional

Doctorate 2014

American Chemical Society (ACS) Chemistry Bachelor’s 2016

American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Committee on Veterinary Technician Education and Activities (CVTEA)

Veterinary Technology major within BS Agricultural Science

Bachelor’s 2017

Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care (AAALAC)

Animal Science Laboratory N/A 2015

Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA)

Health Care Management Bachelor’s 2015

Commission of Accreditation of Respiratory Care (CoARC) Cardiopulmonary Science Bachelor’s 2014

Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE)

Physical Therapy Professional

Doctorate 2017

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Review

Commission on Accreditation of Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM)

Health Informatics and Information Management

Bachelor’s 2016

Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP) Note: This agency is formally known as the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)

Counselor Education Master’s 2012

Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP)

Drama Education (Inactive) Bachelor’s 2012


Educational Leadership Master’s 2012


Educational Leadership Research Doctorate

2012


Elementary Education Bachelor’s 2012


Elementary Education Master’s 2012


English/Language Arts Teacher Education

Bachelor’s 2012


Industrial Arts/Technology Education Bachelor’s Master’s

2012


Mathematics Education Bachelor’s 2012


Music Teacher Education Bachelor’s 2012


Pre-Kindergarten/ Primary Education Bachelor’s 2012


Science Education (Biology Education Track)

Bachelor’s 2012


Science Education (Chemistry Education Track)

Bachelor’s 2012

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Review


Science Education (Physics Education Track)

Bachelor’s 2012


Social Science Education (History Education Track)

Bachelor’s 2012


Social Science Education (Political Science Education Track)

Bachelor’s 2012


Physical Education Track (within BS Health, Physical Education/Fitness)

Bachelor’s 2012

Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) Public Health

Master’s

Research DrPH

2013

Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) Social Work Bachelor’s Master’s

2015

International Association of Counseling Services Counseling Center N/A 2016

International Association of Facility Management Foundation (IFMA)

Facilities Management major in BS Business Administration

Bachelor’s 2014

National Architectural Accrediting Board, Inc. (NAAB) Architecture Bachelor’s Master’s

2016

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6. Relationship to the U.S. Department of Education The U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) has not imposed any limitations,

suspensions or terminations on the University in regards to student financial aid or other

financial aid programs during the previous three years. However, FAMU’s Office of

Financial Aid and Scholarships is authorized to participate in Federal Title IV programs

by the USDOE under the Program Participation Agreement (PPA) and Eligibility and

Certification Approval Report (ECAR) through September 30, 2019 with provisional

status (see Attachment H - FAMU USDOE PPA). FAMU was granted provisional status

due to the Federal Perkins Loan Default Rate condition. The Office of Financial Aid and

Scholarships has addressed the issue by offering debt counseling to Federal Perkins

Loan recipients and collaborating with the University’s Student Success Center and its

debt counselors to increase financial literacy and debt management awareness (see

Attachment I – Perkins Loan Cohort Default Rates). As a result, the University has

experienced a decline in the University’s Cohort Default Rate (CDR) for the Federal

Perkins Program and the Direct Loan Program.

Perkins Loan CDR

FY 2016 25.60% Draft

FY 2015 37.99%

FY 2014 48.75%

Direct Loan three-year CDR

FY 2013 13.7%

FY 2012 14.7%

FY 2011 14.7%

DOCUMENTATION

Attachment A ACOTE Email on April 25, 2016 regarding On-Site Evaluation

Attachment B FAMU April 2016, Plan of Correction for Standard A.5.3

Attachment C FAMU December 2016 Progress Report on Standard A.5.3

Attachment D ACOTE – Report of ACOTE Action, April 1-2, 2017

Attachment E FAMU June 19, 2017 Narrative and Plan of Correction

Attachment%20H%20-%20Program%20Participation%20Agreement.pdf

Attachment%20I%20-%20Federal%20Perkins%20Loan%20Cohort%20Default%20Rates.pdf




Attachment%20C%20-%20ACOTE%20December%202016%20Progress%20Report.pdf



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Attachment F FAMU notification to SACSCOC, April 26, 2017

Attachment G FAMU correspondence to SACSCOC, June 19, 2017

Attachment H FAMU USDOE Participation Agreement

Attachment I Perkins Loan Cohort Default Rates

Attachment%20F%20-%20ACOTE%20September%20Notification.pdf

Attachment%20G%20-%20Correspondence%20to%20SACSCOC,%20June%2019,%202017%20.pdf

Attachment%20H%20-%20Program%20Participation%20Agreement.pdf


part ii the “institutional summary form prepared for

Documents