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FACT BOOK

2011-2012

Office of Institutional Research and Assessment

PREFACE

PREFACE

The office of Institutional Research and Assessment is pleased to present the 2011-2012 edition of the Fact Book of Alcorn State University. The Fact Book provides an extensive summary of statistical data and information on the university’s students, academics, personnel, finances, support services, etc. This edition also includes data for the Fiscal and 2011-2012 academic years. In most cases trend data are also provided.

We extend our appreciation to individuals and offices that provided data and information.

Your comments and suggestions will help us to improve this publication and assure that it continues to be an informative and useful reference. We hope that you find the data/information reported in the Fact Book informative and useful.

The web addition of the Fact Book is available at http://www.alcorn.edu/offices/IRA An evaluation form is included at the end of this book for your use. Please let us know your comments/suggestions.

Ramesh Maddali, Director Curley A. Brown, Associate Director & Fact Book Editor Cynthia K. Perryman, Secretary/Data Entry Specialist The Office of Institutional Research and Assessment Alcorn State University 1000 ASU Drive, #930 Alcorn State, MS 39096 (601) 877-6146

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE SUMMARY OF FACTS - FALL 2011 ........................................................................................... 1-4 GENERAL INFORMATION Profile of the University ................................................................................................................... 5

Mission and Vision .......................................................................................................................... 6

University Goals .............................................................................................................................. 7

Core Values .................................................................................................................................... 8

Accreditation ................................................................................................................................... 9

Board of Trustees/Administration ............................................................................................. 10-12

Organizational Chart ..................................................................................................................... 13

FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN First-time Freshmen Admission Comparison: Fall 2009 - 2011 .................................................. 14

First-time Freshmen Enrollment by Residency: 3-Year Trend ............................................... 15-16

Distribution of Enhanced ACT Scores for First-time Entering Freshmen: 3-Year Trend ................................................................................................................................. 17

Distribution of Enhanced ACT Scores: Academic Year 2011-12 (Graph) ................................... 18

ACT Mean Scores: 2009 - 2011 (Graph) .................................................................................... 18

New Freshmen Enrollment and ACT Scores by Residency: 3-Year Trend ............................. 19-21

RETENTION Retention of First-time Entering Freshmen: Fall 2003 - 2011 ...................................................... 22

First-Time Freshmen Retention Rate: 2003 - 2006 (Graph) ....................................................... 23

Retention of First-time Entering Freshmen by Gender: Fall 2003 - 2010 ............................... 24-25

Retention of First-time Entering Freshmen by Ethnicity: Fall 2003 - 2010 ............................. 26-28

Retention of First-time Entering Freshmen, School of Agriculture, Research and Applied Sciences: Fall 2003 - 2011 ............................................................................................. 29

Retention of First-time Entering Freshmen, School of Arts and Sciences: Fall 2003 -2011 .............................................................................................................................. 30

Retention of First-time Entering Freshmen, School of Business: Fall 2003 -2011 ....................... 31

Retention of First-time Entering Freshmen, School of Education and Psychology: Fall 2003 -2011 ............................................................................................................................. 32

Retention of First-time Entering Freshmen, Undeclared Major: Fall 2003 -2011 ........................ 33

ENROLLMENT Total Headcount Enrollment of MS Institutions: Fall 2011 ............................................................ 34

Enrollment Summary by Semester: 2011-12 ................................................................................ 35

Enrollment Summary - 5-Year Profile: Fall 2007 - 2011 ............................................................... 36

Enrollment Summary - 5-Year Profile: Spring 2008 - 2012 .......................................................... 37

Enrollment by Level and Gender, Undergraduate and Graduate: Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 (Graph) .............................................................................................................. 38

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Enrollment by Level and Gender by Percentage: Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 (Graph) ............... 39

Total Headcount Enrollment: Fall 2011 ......................................................................................... 40

Total Headcount Enrollment: Spring 2012 .................................................................................... 41

Fall Enrollment by Ethnicity: Fall 2009- 2011 and Spring 2010-2012 (Graph) ............................ 42

Age Ranges by Status and Gender: Fall 2011 ............................................................................ 43

Fall Headcount by School and Level: Fall 2009 - 2011 ................................................................. 44

School of Agriculture, 5-Year Enrollment Trend: Fall 2007 - 2011 .............................................. 45

School of Arts and Sciences, 5-Year Enrollment Trend: Fall 2007 - 2011 .................................. 46

School of Business, 5-Year Enrollment Trend: Fall 2007 - 2011 ................................................ 47

School of Education and Psychology, 5-Year Enrollment Trend: Fall 2007 - 2011 ...................... 48

School of Nursing, 5-Year Enrollment Trend: Fall 2007 - 2011 .................................................... 49

Full-time Equivalent Enrollment by Status: Fall 2002-2011 - 10-Year Trend ............................... 50

Full-time Equivalent Enrollment by Status: Spring 2003-2012 - 10-Year Trend ........................... 51

Annual Unduplicated Headcount Summary: AY 2008-2012 ........................................................ 52

Headcount by Semester and Annual Unduplicated Headcount: AY 2008-2012 ......................... 53

Fall Enrollment by Class and Residency: Fall 2002 – 2011 - 10-Year Trend ................................ 54

Total University by Residency, Level, Gender, and Ethnicity: Fall 2007-11 ................................ 55

Headcount Enrollment by State Residency: Fall 2009 - 2011 ..................................................... 56

Headcount Enrollment by State Residency: Spring 2010 - 2012 ................................................ 57

Headcount Enrollment by Counties: Fall 2009-2011 ................................................................... 58

In-state Enrollment by County: Fall 2011 (Map) .......................................................................... 59

Headcount Enrollment by Counties: Spring 2010-2012 ............................................................... 60

In-state Enrollment by County: Spring 2012 (Map) ..................................................................... 61

First-time Transfer Enrollment by Institution: Fall 2011 ............................................................... 62

First-time Transfers, MS Public Community/Junior Colleges and Public Universities: Fall 2011 (Graph) .......................................................................................................................... 63

First-time Transfers, MS Public Universities: Fall 2011 (Graph) .................................................. 63

School of Agriculture, Enrollment by Department, Major, Classification, Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 .................................................................................................................. 64-65

School of Art and Sciences, Enrollment by Department, Major, Classification, Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 ........................................................................................................... 66-68

School of Business, Enrollment by Department, Major, Classification, Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 ....................................................................................................................... 69

School of Education and Psychology, Enrollment by Department, Major, Classification, Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 .............................................................................................. 70-71

School of Nursing, Enrollment by Department, Major, Classification, Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 ....................................................................................................................... 72

School of Unassigned, Enrollment by Department, Major, Classification, Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 ....................................................................................................................... 73

Undergraduate Enrollment by Major and Classification: Fall 2011 .............................................. 74

Undergraduate Majors by Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 ......................................................... 75

Graduate Majors by Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 .................................................................. 76

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Most Popular Undergraduate and Graduate Majors: Fall 2011 (Graph) ..................................... 77

Student Credit Hour Production by CIP and by Fields of Study: Fall 2009 - 2011 ...................... 78

Student Credit Hour Summary by School and Department: Academic Year 2011 ...................... 79

Resident Halls Occupants: 2009 - 2011 ...................................................................................... 80

On-Campus Student Residents: 2009 - 2011 (Graph) ................................................................ 81

NCAA DIVISION GRADUATION-RATES REPORT

2011 Graduation Data by Race and Gender, All Students ........................................................... 82

2011 Graduation Data by Sport Group and Gender, Student Athletes ........................................ 83

2011 Graduation Data by Sport Group, Race and Gender, Student Athletes .............................. 84

DEGREES Academic Degree Programs: Academic Year 2011 ..................................................................... 85

Degrees Awarded by Level: 2010-2012 ........................................................................................ 86

Degrees Awarded by School, Department, Major, Gender and Ethnicity: 2010-2012 ............ 87-90

Degrees Awarded by School, Gender and Ethnicity: 2011-2012 (Graph) ................................... 91

STUDENT FINANCIAL AID Financial Aid Awarded by Source: 2009 - 2011 ............................................................................ 92

Student Financial Aid Awards, Award Summary: 2009 - 2011 ................................................... 93

PERSONNEL All Employees by Ethnicity and Gender: Fall 2011 ...................................................................... 94

Employee Summary by Ethnicity and Gender: Fall 2011 ............................................................ 95

All Employees Full-time and Part-time by Rank, Gender and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 ................. 96-98

Full-time Faculty by Rank, Gender, and Ethnicity: Fall 2011 ................................................ 99-100

Full-time Faculty - 5-Year Profile: Fall 2007 - 2011 ................................................................... 101

Full-time Faculty by Age: Fall 2009-11 ....................................................................................... 102

Full-time Faculty Salary Statistics: Fall 2011 …………………………………….…………………103

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Agriculture, Research, Extension, and Applied Sciences: Fall 2011 ........................................................................ 104-105

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Arts and Sciences: Fall 2011 .............................................................................................................................. 106-108

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Business: Fall 2011 .......................... 109

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Education and Psychology: Fall 2011 ...................................................................................................................................... 110

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Nursing: Fall 2011 ..................... 111-112

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by Department, University Libraries: Fall 2011 .......................... 113

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by School: Fall 2011 (Graph) ..................................................... 114

Full-time Faculty, Academic Rank: Fall 2011 (Graph) ................................................................ 115

Full-time Instructional Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Agriculture, Research, Extension, and Applied Sciences: Fall 2011 ...................................................... 116-117

Full-time Instructional Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Arts and Sciences: Fall 2011 ............................................................................................................... 118-120

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Full-time Instructional Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Business: Fall 2011 ..................................................................................................................................... 121

Full-time Instructional Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Education and Psychology: Fall 2011 ................................................................................................................ 122

Full-time Instructional Faculty: Percentage by Department, School of Nursing: Fall 2011 .............................................................................................................................. 123-124

Full-time Instructional Faculty: Percentage by University: Fall 2011 ................................... 125-126

Full-time Instructional Faculty Salary Statistics: Fall 2011 ......................................................... 127

Full-time Instructional Faculty: Percentage by School: Fall 2011 (Graph) ................................. 128

Full-time Instructional Faculty: Percentage by University: Fall 2011 (Graph) ............................. 129

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by University: Fall 2011 ........................................................ 130-132

Full-time Faculty: Percentage by University: Fall 2011 (Graph).................................................. 133

Adjunct/Overload Faculty Salaries by Department: Fall 2009 - 2011 ........................................ 134

Adjunct/Overload Faculty Total Salary Statistics: Fall 2009 - 2011 (Graph) .............................. 135

TUITION Annual Cost of Attendance: 2011-12 ......................................................................................... 136

Tuition (Per Semester): Fall 2009 - Spring 2012 (Graph) ......................................................... 137

FINANCIAL Current Funds Revenues and Expenditures Summary: Fiscal Year 2009 ................................ 138

Current Funds Revenues and Expenditures Summary: Fiscal Year 2010 ................................ 139

Current Funds Revenues and Expenditures Summary: Fiscal Year 2011 ................................ 140

Educational and General Expenditures: Fiscal Year 2011 (Graph) .......................................... 141

Educational and General Revenues: Fiscal Year 2011 (Graph) ............................................... 141

Total Operating Budgets: FY 2007 - FY 2012 ........................................................................... 142

ALUMNI Mailable Alumni: 2011 ............................................................................................................... 143

Residence of University Alumni: Fall 2011 (Map) ...................................................................... 144

Alumni Geographic Summary: 2011 .......................................................................................... 145

Public and Private Contributions: 2010-11 ................................................................................. 146

RESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS Research and Sponsored Programs: July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2011 ........................................... 147

Funding Source: Fiscal Year 2011 (Graph) ............................................................................... 148

Total Funding: FY 2009 - FY 2011 (Graph) .............................................................................. 148

LIBRARY University Library, Resources, Circulation & Interlibrary Loans: 2008 - 2011 ........................... 149

University Library, Budget and Expenditures: 2008 - 2011 ....................................................... 150

PHYSICAL PLANT ASSETS Physical Plant Assets: FY 2009 - FY 2011 ................................................................................ 151

SPECIAL INTEREST Sorority and Fraternity Membership: Academic Year 2011-2012 .............................................. 152

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Sorority Membership: Fall 2011-2012 (Graph) .......................................................................... 152

Fraternity Membership: Fall 2011-2012 (Graph) ....................................................................... 153 CAPITAL FACILITIES Annual Capital Facilities ………………………………………………………………………… 154-157

EVALUATION

SUMMARY OF FACTS

Summary of Facts – Fall 2011

First-Time Freshmen: ■ Total - 687 ■ Average High School GPA was 2.91 ■ Average Composite ACT Score is 17.8. The State average is 18.7 and the National Average is 21.1.

Retention/Graduation Rate: ■

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Enrollment: ■ Total - 4,018 ■ Minorities - 277 (7% ) ■ Citizenship U.S. Resident Aliens Non-Resident Aliens

3,955 98% 1 0% 62 2% ■ Countries represented - 16; States represented - 34; Counties represented - 68

The first year retention rate of first-time, full-time degree-seeking freshmen who entered in Fall 2010 and returned in Fall 2011 is 67%.The six year graduation rate of first-time, full-time, degree-seeking freshmen who entered in Fall 2005 and completed an undergraduate degree as of spring 2011 was 36%.

3,74193%

2125%

652%

Ethnicity

Black White Other

2,730 68%

1,288 32%

Gender

Women Men

3,53588%421

10%

622%

Residency

MississippiOther StatesForeign Countries

■ Undergraduates - 3,296 ■ Graduates - 722 ■ Undergraduates Off-Campus On-campus

Resides 2,395 60% 1,623 40% ■ New Transfers 268

Degrees Conferred: Academic Year 2012 ■ Offered - 39 – Associate – 1, Bachelor – 26 Masters – 11, Specialist - 1

Black White Other Foreign Countries

2,946 89%

350 11%

Undergraduates by Status

Full-time Part-time

209 29%

513 71%

Graduates by Status

Full-time Part-time

2,162 66%

1,134 34%

Undergraduates by Gender

Women Men

568 79%

154 21%

Graduates by Gender

Women Men

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■ Conferred - 563 Associate Bachelor Masters Specialist22 380 161 0

Women Men422 75% 141 25%Black White Other

474 84% 81 14% 8 1%

Faculty/Staff: Total – 742, Full-time - 686 (92% ), Part-time - 56 (8% ) ■ Executive, Administrative and Managerial - 43 ■ Faculty (Instruction/Research/Public Service) - 213 ■ Other Professionals (Support/Service) - 172 ■ Technical and Paraprofessionals - 66 ■ Clerical and Secretarial - 104 ■ Skilled Crafts - 41 ■ Service/Maintenance - 103 ■ Student Instruction/Research Assistants (Graduate Assistants) - 0

Full-time Employees (including faculty) - 686 Part-time Employees (including faculty) - 56

58886%

538%

456%

Full-time Employees by Ethnicity

Black White Other

4784%

712%

24%

Part-time Employees by Ethnicity

Black White Other

F ll ti E l b P t ti E l b

Total – 213, Full-time Faculty- 177 (83% ), Part-time Faculty– 36 (17% ) Full-time Faculty - 177 ■ Tenure Status Tenured Tenure Track Not Tenure Track

67 38% 21 12% 89 50% ■ Terminal Degrees – 119 (67% )

Part-time Faculty – 36 ■ Terminal Degrees – 20 (56% )

Black White Other Black White Other

114 64%

32 18%

31 18%

Full-time Faculty by Ethnicity

Black White Other

3186%

514%

Part-time Faculty by Ethnicity

Black White

371 54%

315 46%

Full-time Employees by Gender

Women Men

28 50%28

50%

Part-time Employees by Gender

Women Men

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Total – 199, Full-time Instructional Faculty - 163 (82% ), Part-time Faculty – 36 (18% )Full-time Instructional Faculty - 163

■ Tenure Status Tenured Tenure Track Not Tenure Track59 36% 21 13% 83 51%

■ Terminal Degrees – 105 (64% )

Part-time Instructional Faculty – 36 ■ Terminal Degrees – 20 (56% )

36 20%

34 19%61

35%

46 26%

Full-time Faculty by Academic Rank

ProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorInstructor

38%

00%

1028%23

64%

Part-time Faculty by Academic Rank


Full-time Instructional F lt b Eth i it

Part-time Instructional

81 46%

96 54%

Full-time Faculty by Gender

Women Men

20 56%

16 44%

Part-time Faculty by Gender

Women Men

106 65%

32 20%

25 15%

Full-time Instructional Faculty by Ethnicity

Black White Other

3186%

514%

Part-time Instructional Faculty by Ethnicity

Black White

35 22%

34 21%

48 29%

46 28%

Full-time Instructional Faculty by Academic

Rank


38%

00%

1028%

2364%

Part-time Instructional Faculty by Academic Rank


73 45%90

55%

Full-time Instructional Faculty by Gender

Women Men

20 56%

16 44%

Part-time Instructional Faculty by Gender

Women Men

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Student to Faculty Ratio:Student to Instructional Faculty – 19:1

Financial Aid: Fiscal Year 2011

No. of Awards – 26,721Dollars Awarded - $57,390,969Percentage of Students Receiving Scholarships and Financial Aid – 91%*

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GENERAL INFORMATION

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY PROFILE TYPE Alcorn State University is a land-grant, residential University. It is one of eight state-assisted institutions of higher learning in the state of Mississippi. LOCATION The University is located in Claiborne County, Mississippi, 7 miles west of Lorman, 17 miles southwest of Port Gibson, and 45 miles south of Vicksburg. State Highway 552, 1 mile north of Lorman, Mississippi, leads directly to the campus. CAMPUS The University encompasses 1,756 acres: campus and athletic fields 300 acres; agriculture and research 1,456 acres. STUDENTS Headcount enrollment for Fall 2011 was 4,018: 1,288 males, 2,730 females; 3,155 full-time, 863 part-time; 3,296 undergraduates, and 722 graduate students. FACULTY Full-time faculty for Fall 2011 totaled 177: 36 professors, 34 associate professors, 61 assistant professors, and 46 instructors, holding 110 doctorates, 1 first professionals, 0 specialists, 66 masters, and 0 bachelor. DEGREES 563 degrees were awarded in the Spring of 2012: 28 associates, 380 bachelors, 161 masters, and 0 specialists. SCHOOLS School of Arts and Sciences, School of Agriculture, Research, Extension and Applied Sciences, School of Business, School of Education and Psychology, Newtie J. Boyd Academic Support Center, School of Graduate Studies, and School of Nursing.

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY MISSION AND VISION

MISSION

Alcorn State University, an historically Black College and University, is a comprehensive land-grant institution that celebrates a rich heritage with a diverse student and faculty population. The University emphasizes intellectual development and lifelong learning through the integration of diverse pedagogies, applied and basic research, cultural and professional programs, public service and outreach while providing access to globally competitive academic and research programs. Alcorn strives to prepare graduates who will be well-rounded future leaders of high character who will be competitive in the global marketplace of the 21st century.

VISION Alcorn State University will become the premier comprehensive land-grant university that develops diverse students into globally-competitive leaders and applies scientific research through collaborative partnerships, which benefit the surrounding communities, state, nation and world.

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY GOALS

Student-centered. Continue to offer students an engaging, transformative learning and living environment, empowering them to become globally competitive, socially and environmentally sensitive, and technologically competent leaders. Academic Excellence. Consistently enhance its academic excellence and become nationally recognized as a premier comprehensive land grant university offering engaging intellectual experiences and collaborative research opportunities. Shared Governance and Professionalism. Assess its processes to ensure that honest and transparent communications, merit-based systems, and accountability prevail. Enhancement of Infrastructure and Technology. Develop and implement a strategy to ensure that the technology and infrastructure exist to achieve the University‘s vision and mission. Enhancement and Diversification of Resources. Enhance its resources and diversify the sources of funding through partnerships, creative fundraising strategies, leveraging its intellectual property, and entrepreneurship. Diversity. Engage all stakeholders in developing an environment which embraces diversity of thought and encourages the acceptance of differences. Community Outreach and Engagement. Strengthen its community outreach and engagement efforts by encouraging continuing education, expanding community partnerships, and developing new service and outreach programs.

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY CORE VALUES

Student-Centered Our students are our greatest assets. We value every student. We encourage leadership development by mentoring our students and enabling them to participate in our decision-making processes. Academic Excellence We uphold the highest, rigorous academic standards. We expect excellent scholarship, preparation, and performance from every student and faculty member. Shared Governance The University provides an open and honest environment. Communications are thorough, truthful and present all of the facts. We value transparency in decision-making and communications. We encourage every stakeholder to be aware of our opportunities, challenges, and resources. Policies are merit-based, fair, and broadly communicated. Professionalism Everyone accepts full responsibility for personal performance and actions, maintains high moral standards, and complies with effective performance appraisal processes. We expect honesty, objectivity, and fairness in all transactions among our stakeholders. We pride ourselves on our strong commitment to a rigorous work ethic. Diversity We value the global nature of our society. Everyone is respected. We promote diversity of thought and encourage the acceptance of cultural diversity. We believe that diversity stimulates a dynamic intellectual environment, creativity, and innovation. We believe that everyone has something to offer. Outreach, Engagement, and Community Service We are committed to improving communities, locally and globally. We encourage students, faculty, and staff to apply their knowledge to build stronger, healthier, economically viable communities. Institutional Pride We treasure our legacy, our commitment to excellence, our development of leaders, and our service to others. These attributes imbue us with great pride in Alcorn State University. We respect the assets and resources of our University and use them prudently. We provide our students, faculty, and staff with the necessary infrastructure and technology to succeed while maintaining a safe, secure, and nurturing environment.

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY ACCREDITATION

Alcorn State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Specialist in Education degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Alcorn State University.

Alcorn is also accredited by the following organizations: National Association of Schools of Music National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics NCAA Division I Certification

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Robin J. Robinson, PresidentLaurel

Ed Blakeslee, Vice-PresidentGulfport

Dr. L. Stacy Davidson, Jr.Cleveland

Dr. Bettye Henderson NeelyGrenada

Bob OwensTerry

Aubrey B. PattersonTupelo

Alan W. PerryJackson

Christine Lindsay PickeringBiloxi

Scott RossWest Point

Dr. Douglas W. RouseHattiesburg

C. D. Smith, Jr.Meridian

Amy D. WhittenOxford

STATE INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING

Dr. Hank M. BoundsCommissioner of Higher Education

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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ADMINISTRATION

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS

Administration

President Dr. M. Christopher Brown, II

Special Assistant to the President for Mr. Gralon A. Johnson Strategic Initiatives Vice Presidents Academic Affairs Dr. Samuel L. White Finance and Administrative Services Dr. Betty Roberts Institutional Advancement Mr. Marcus Ward Student Affairs Ms. E. Cheryl Ponder Media Relations Ms. Clara Ross Stamps

Associate Vice President Facilities Management Mr. Jessie Stephney

SCHOOL DEANS/DIRECTOR School of Agriculture, Research, Extension and Applied Sciences Dr. Barry L. Bequette School of Arts and Sciences Dr. Norris A. Edney (Acting) School of Business Dr. Vivek Bhargava (Interim) School of Education and Psychology Dr. Robert Carr School of Graduate Studies Dr. Donzell Lee School of Nursing Dr. Linda Godley Newtie J. Boyd Academic Support Center Dr. Edward Vaughn DEPARTMENTAL CHAIRPERSONS/ASSOCIATE DEAN Department of Advanced Technologies Dr. Kwabena Agyepong Department of Agriculture Dr. Dovi Alipoe (Interim) Department of Biological Sciences Dr. Bettaiya Rajanna Department of Business Dr. John Igwebuike Department of Chemistry and Physics Dr. Robert Leard, III (Interim) Department of Mass Communications Dr. Jerry Domatob (Interim) Department of Education and Psychology Dr. Malinda Butler Department of English and Foreign Dr. Cynthia Scurria Languages Department of Fine Arts Dr. Larry Konecky Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Dr. Johnny Thomas Department of Human Sciences Dr. Mattie Rasco (Interim)

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DEPARTMENTAL CHAIRPERSONS/ASSOCIATE DEAN (CONT’D) Department of Mathematical Sciences Dr. Lixin Yu Department of Military Science LTC Ronnie Brown Department of Nursing, ADN Dr. Rosie Williams Department of Nursing, BSN Dr. Mary Meg Brown Department of Nursing, MSN Dr. Diane Blanchard Department of Social Sciences Dr. Alpha L. Morris

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Alcorn State University Organizational Chart

Academic AffairsDr. Samuel L. White,

Executive Vice President

School ofAgriculture, Research, Extension

and Applied SciencesDr. Barry Bequette, Dean

School ofArts and Sciences

Dr. Norris Edney, Acting Dean

School of BusinessDr. Vivek Bhargava, Interim Dean

School ofEducation and Psychology

Dr. Robert Carr, Dean

School of NursingDr. Linda Godley, Dean

Newtie J. Boyd AcademicSupport Center

Dr. Edward Vaughn, Director

Graduate StudiesDr. Donzell Lee, Dean

University LibrariesDr. Blanche Sanders, Dean

Printing and DuplicationVacant

Registrar's OfficeMr. Jimmy Smith, University

Registrar

Title III and SponsoredPrograms

Dr. Lola T. BrownAdministrator

Development and AlumniAffairs

Ms. Janice GibsonDirector

Career ServicesVacant

Institutional Research andAssessment

Dr. Ramesh Maddali, Director

Sponsored ProgramsDr. Samuel L. White

DirectorCenter for Rural Life

and EconomicDevelopment

Dr. Samuel L. WhiteInterim Director

Institutional AffairsMr. Marcus Ward

Vice President

Finance and AdministrativeServices

Dr. Betty RobertsVice President

Mrs. Carolyn DuPre'Vice President

Human ResourcesMs. Carla Williams

Acting Director

Facilities ManagementMr. Jessie Stephney

Associate Vice President

Campus PoliceMr. Melvin Maxwell

Chief

Student AffairsMs. E. Cheryl Ponder

Vice President

Student ActivitiesMs. Devina Hogan

Director

Residence HousingMs. Jessica L. Foxworth

Director

Student EngagementDr. Valerie Thompson

Director

Center for InformationTechnology ServicesMrs. Donna Hayden

CIO

Board of Trustees of StateInstitutions of Higher Learning

PresidentDr. M. Christopher Brown, II

Mrs. Cassandra LewisDirector of Accounting Financial Aid

Mrs. Juanita RussellDirector

Admissions andRecruiting

Mr. Emanuel BarnesDirector

ASU FoundationMr. Marcus Ward

Interim Executive Director

Health and DisabilityServices

Ms. Dorothy JacksonDirector

AthleticsMr. Patric Simon

Director of IntercollegiateAthletics

University InternalAuditor

Mr. Permy Thuha

AdministrativeAssistant/Executive

SecretaryMrs. Karen Shedrick

Institutional Effectiveness/Assessment

Dr. Latoya Hart, Director

University RelationsMs. Clara Ross StampsAssociate Vice President

for Marketing

Student Support AccessCenter

Ms. Darlene JonesCoordinator

Special Assistant to thePresident for Strategic

InitiativesMr. Gralon A. Johnson

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FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFIRST-TIME FRESHMEN ADMISSION COMPARISON

APPLIED - ADMISSION - ENROLLMENTFALL 2009 - 2011

FALLFALLFALL201120102009

4,5355,3556,683No. Applied

1,6521,4861,291No. Admitted

36.43%27.75%19.32%% of Applied Admitted

687599464No. Enrolled

41.59%40.31%35.94%% of Admitted Enrolled

Source: Institutional Research and Assessment

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFIRST-TIME FRESHMEN ENROLLMENT

BY RESIDENCY3-YEAR TREND

FALLFALLFALLFALLFALLFALL201120102009RESIDENCY201120102009RESIDENCY

000 George432Alabama001 Greene001Alaska100 Grenada400American Samoa000 Hancock100Arizona354 Harrison200Arkansas

536630 Hinds432California16716 Holmes110Colorado242 Humphreys000Connecticut001 Issaquena000Delaware000 Itawamba000Dist of Columbia568 Jackson534Florida531 Jasper1295Georgia

403829 Jefferson110Hawaii163 Jefferson Davis000Idaho343 Jones203023Illinois000 Kemper212Indiana011 Lafayette001Iowa220 Lamar000Kansas2510 Lauderdale001Kentucky312 Lawrence472816Louisiana123 Leake000Maine012 Lee020Maryland

20143 Leflore001Massachusetts1246 Lincoln1096Michigan294 Lowndes101Minnesota

19811 Madison517459364Mississippi1166 Marion505232 Adams020 Marshall111 Alcorn100 Monroe1024 Amite001 Montgomery311 Attala020 Neshoba210 Benton102 Newton373 Bolivar010 Noxubee031 Calhoun303 Oktibbeha010 Carroll711 Panola000 Chickasaw510 Pearl River001 Choctaw002 Perry605634 Claiborne

191713 Pike021 Clarke000 Pontotoc121 Clay010 Prentiss303 Coahoma001 Quitman11157 Copiah2135 Rankin1364 Covington322 Scott516 De Soto020 Sharkey226 Forrest441 Simpson976 Franklin

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FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN ENROLLMENT BY RESIDENCY(CONT'D)

FALLFALLFALLFALLFALLFALL201120102009RESIDENCY201120102009RESIDENCY

233Washington001 Smith000West Virginia000 Stone325Wisconsin434 Sunflower000Wyoming500 Tallahatchie

000 Tate000 Tippah

Foreign000 Tishomingo100Australia200 Tunica441Canada000 Union020Estonia536 Walthall100Georgia321934 Warren101Mexico221812 Washington100Russia232 Wayne100Switzerland000 Webster010Trinidad/Tobago211012 Wilkinson431TOTAL111 Wintson

020 Yalobusha434 Yazoo

TOTAL592Missouri517459364MS000Montana16113398Non-MS/USA000Nebraska

972Foreign001Nevada000Undefined000New Hamphire

687599464TOTAL001New Jersey001New Mexico100New York110North Carolina000North Dakota320Ohio101Oklahoma000Oregon000Pennsylvania220Puerto Rico000Rhode Island010South Carolina000South Dakota

12910Tennessee16138Texas000Utah000Vermont111Virginia000Virgin Islands (U.S.)


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYDISTRIBUTION OF ENHANCED ACT SCORES

FOR FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN3-YEAR TREND

Act CompositeStandard Scores

2011-122010-112009-10

10029100282222794026

101172514241524142113232226152238181121443626205858431989746818

11011392171351058016573428153628221418106136601231011

667571428TOTAL

17.76218.06017.897MEAN


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYNEW FRESHMEN ENROLLMENT AND ACT SCORES

BY RESIDENCY3-YEAR TREND DATA

201120102009 AVG AVG AVG ACTNO. ACTNO. ACTNO.RESIDENCY

234173212Alabama0000171Alaska

1740000American Samoa2310000Arizona1920000Arkansas194163182California15125100Colorado000000Connecticut000000Delaware000000Dist of Columbia

205173184Florida1912189175Georgia1410100Hawaii000000Idaho

192018301823Illinois192161232Indiana0000181Iowa000000Kansas0000201Kentucky

194719281816Louisiana000000Maine0017200Maryland0000171Massachusetts

1810199206Michigan16100181Minnesota

17.35551717.95645917.729364Mississippi175017521732 Adams171161191 Alcorn1610222184 Amite183191221 Attala21216100 Benton183187173 Bolivar0016.53171 Calhoun0017100 Carroll000000 Chickasaw0000161 Choctaw

176017561834 Claiborne00172171 Clarke

161212241 Clay19300173 Coahoma18111615197 Copiah1713196184 Covington195201186 De Soto

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NEW FRESHMEN ENROLLMENT AND ACT SCORESBY RESIDENCY (CONT'D)


152162206 Forrest189187196 Franklin000000 George0000181 Greene

1610000 Grenada000000 Hancock

193195204 Harrison185320661830 Hinds17161771816 Holmes152184172 Humphreys0000151 Issaquena000000 Itawamba

185176208 Jackson175173151 Jasper174018381629 Jefferson141186203 Jefferson Davis173154173 Jones000000 Kemper00201181 Lafayette

20219200 Lamar1822251910 Lauderdale173241172 Lawrence151182193 Leake00171172 Lee

16201714173 Leflore1912204186 Lincoln162199174 Lowndes18191981811 Madison1811166176 Marion0021200 Marshall

1610000 Monroe0000181 Montgomery0019200 Neshoba

24100192 Newton0017100 Noxubee

18300183 Oktibbeha177161161 Panola17522100 Pearl River0000172 Perry

191918172013 Pike000000 Pontotoc0017100 Prentiss0000161 Quitman

1721913175 Rankin163212192 Scott0016200 Sharkey

184154181 Simpson

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NEW FRESHMEN ENROLLMENT AND ACT SCORESBY RESIDENCY (CONT'D)


0000161 Smith000000 Stone

164173184 Sunflower1750000 Tallahatchie000000 Tate000000 Tippah000000 Tishomingo

1620000 Tunica000000 Union

185233186 Walthall183218191734 Warren172217181712 Washington182203182 Wayne000000 Webster

162118101712 Wilkinson221181131 Winston0016200 Yalobusha

154183194 Yazoo195189192Missouri000000Nebraska000001Nevada000000New Hampshire0000171New Jersey0000181New Mexico

2410000New York22123100North Carolina14317200Ohio18100201Oklahoma000000Oregon000000Pennsylvania

21219200Puerto Rico0018100South Carolina

20121791810Tennessee20161913198Texas000000Virgin Islands

171191201Virginia212193173Washington000000West Virginia

203182195Wisconsin1910000Australia184214221Canada0019200Estonia

1610000Georgia19100171Mexico010000Russia

2510000Switzerland0023100Trinidad and Tobago

17.76268718.06059917.897464TOTAL

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RETENTION

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYRETENTION OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN

FALL 2003 - 2011

GraduatedGraduatedGraduatedGraduatedGraduatedthruthruthruthruthruReturned Returned Returned Returned Returned FTF*Class

6th Year5th Year4th Year3rd Year2nd Year6th Year5th Year4th Year3rd Year2nd Year1911691096147132254284327

39%34%22%1%0%9%27%51%57%66%4952003

218200121646116730835142138%35%21%1%1%11%29%54%61%74%5722004

187169109615811123129236236%32%21%1%0%11%21%44%56%69%5262005

17516080006514724526734232%29%15%0%0%12%27%45%49%63%5452006

14696808311823925930528%19%2%0%16%23%46%50%59%5142007

883114826927831720%1%0%33%60%62%70%4512008

612402673181%0%52%58%69%4632009

392

67%5882010

6592011

Full-time students only Includes summer terms


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFIRST-TIME FRESHMEN RETENTION RATE

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

2003 2004 2005 2006

66%74% 69% 63%

RETURNED 2ND YEAR

GRADUATED THRU 6TH YEAR

Full-time Students Only


0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

2003 2004 2005 2006

39% 38% 36% 32%

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYRETENTION OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN BY GENDER

FALL 2003 - 2010

GraduatedGraduatedGraduatedthruthruthruReturned Returned Returned Returned Returned

6th Year5th Year4th Year6th Year5th Year4th Year3rd Year2nd YearFTF*YearGender125112772876157172200Female

46%41%28%10%28%58%63%74%2712003

14713688299519021624448%44%28%9%31%61%70%79%30920041029365355912915420137%34%24%13%22%47%56%73%27420051109546459815516620736%31%15%15%32%51%55%69%3022006

107697315016620235%23%24%49%54%66%3052007

5216216518920%62%63%72%2612008

18520767%75%2772009

24371%3412010

665732195697112127Male29%25%14%8%25%43%50%57%22420037164333272118135177

27%24%13%12%27%45%51%67%26320048576442352102138161

34%30%17%9%21%40%55%64%2522005656034204990101135

27%25%14%8%20%37%42%56%24320063927458993103

19%13%22%43%44%49%209200736107113128

19%56%59%67%190200882111

44%60%186200914960%2472010

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYRETENTION OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN BY GENDER

FALL 2003 - 2010


6th Year5th Year4th Year6th Year5th Year4th Year3rd Year2nd YearFTF*YearGender19116910947132254284327Total39%34%22%9%27%51%57%66%49520032182001216116730835142138%35%21%11%29%54%61%74%57220041871691095811123129236236%32%21%11%21%44%56%69%5262005175155806514724526734232%28%15%12%27%45%49%63%5452006

1469611823925930528%19%23%46%50%59%5142007

8826927831720%60%62%70%4512008

26731858%69%4632009

39267%5882010

Full-time Students Only

*Includes summer terms


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYRETENTION OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN BY ETHNICITY

FALL 2003 - 2010


6th Year5th Year4th Year6th Year5th Year4th Year3rd Year2nd YearFTF*YearEthnicity

18316110347128245274311Black

39%34%22%10%27%52%58%66%4712003

2021841105915728832739238%34%20%11%29%54%61%73%5372004

171153995710521527133935%31%20%12%21%44%55%69%4932005

174154796414524226433633%29%15%12%27%45%50%63%5332006

1459511723825530129%19%23%47%50%60%5052007

8125726629919%60%62%70%4272008

26030859%69%4442009

37966%5702010

11100111Asian33%33%33%0%0%33%33%33%32003

000013450%0%0%0%20%60%80%100%52004

2210122233%33%17%0%17%33%33%33%62005

000000010%0%0%0%0%0%0%50%22006

111100%100%100%12007

02120%100%50%100%22008

000%0%12009

02010

26


FALL 2003 - 2010


6th Year5th Year4th Year6th Year5th Year4th Year3rd Year2nd YearFTF*YearEthnicityHispanic

02003

1110012317%17%17%0%0%17%33%50%62004

22002122100%100%0%0%100%50%100%100%22005

1110122250%50%50%0%50%100%100%100%22006

0011110%0%33%33%33%33%32007

355633%56%56%67%92008

1225%50%42009

571%72010

Native02003American

02004

02005

000000010%0%0%0%0%0%0%100%12006

02007

02008

11100%100%12009

1100%12010

27


FALL 2003 - 2010


6th Year5th Year4th Year6th Year5th Year4th Year3rd Year2nd YearFTF*YearEthnicity

775048915White33%33%24%0%19%38%43%71%212003

1515102916182163%63%42%8%38%67%75%88%242004

121291313171948%48%36%4%12%52%68%76%252005

000111120%0%0%14%14%14%14%29%72006

0000220%0%0%0%40%40%52007

4561031%38%46%77%132008

5738%54%132009

675%82010

Unknown02003

02004

02005

02006

02007

02008

02009

150%22010

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYRETENTION OF FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE, RESEARCH AND APPLIED SCIENCESFALL 2003 - 2011



36%36%25%3%0%8%25%50%56%56%362003

212080072132344244%42%17%0%0%15%44%67%71%88%482004

1717110071021252933%33%22%0%0%14%20%41%49%57%512005

17169003920223140%37%21%0%0%7%21%47%51%72%432006

151100926222733%24%0%0%20%57%48%59%462007

50023242613%0%0%58%60%65%402008

2035373%0%56%60%622009

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66%592010

2011



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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYRETENTION OF FIRST-TIME FULL-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCESFALL 2003 - 2011



38%33%22%1%0%10%27%51%57%66%2122003

97885954216812814716842%38%26%2%2%9%30%56%64%73%2292004

7060402019358110113242%36%24%1%0%11%21%49%60%79%1672005

96844300267012713617845%40%20%0%0%12%33%60%64%84%2122006

8052706111913716231%20%3%0%24%46%54%63%2562007

291071758824%1%0%59%62%73%1212008

201341471%0%66%73%2022009

157

71%2202010

2011



30


SCHOOL OF BUSINESSFALL 2003 - 2011



42%37%25%0%0%7%24%54%61%76%592003

2120150041631363937%35%26%0%0%7%28%54%63%68%572004

181612106922273341%36%27%2%0%14%20%50%61%75%442005

141390051119253425%23%16%0%0%9%20%34%45%61%562006

1512101027293322%18%1%0%15%40%43%49%672007

121130323622%2%2%56%59%67%542008

0016250%0%35%54%462009

26

62%422010

2011



31


SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGYFALL 2003 - 2011



46%37%21%2%0%19%35%58%65%71%522003

1817100061624273542%40%23%0%0%14%37%56%63%81%432004

151460071522283426%24%10%0%0%12%26%38%48%59%582005

2319900142535395334%28%13%0%0%21%37%52%58%79%672006

1912001830354025%16%0%0%24%40%47%53%752007

50022222614%0%0%59%59%70%372008

0039460%0%55%65%712009

34

63%542010

2011



32


UNDECLARED MAJORFALL 2003 - 2011



36%32%20%1%0%6%25%49%54%63%136200323

6155291023469310713731%28%15%1%0%12%24%48%55%70%1952004

6762403119428511113433%30%19%1%0%9%20%41%54%65%2062005

25231000173244454615%14%6%0%0%10%19%26%27%28%1672006

179002037364324%13%0%0%29%53%51%61%702007

371012312514119%1%0%62%63%71%1992008

2143632%1%52%77%822009

136

64%2132010

2011



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ENROLLMENT

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYTOTAL HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT OF MS INSTITUTIONS

FALL 2011

Full-Time Equivalent Enrollment**EthnicityGender AverageUpperLower

ACT*TotalGraduateUndergradUndergradOtherWhiteBlackFemaleMaleTotalInstitution17.83,463.4414.11,246.41,802.9652123,7412,7301,2884,018ASU20.33,626.01,132.71,489.31,004.02552,7791,5903,0401,5844,624DSU18.97,372.21,220.43,337.92,813.92115758,1175,7413,1628,903JSU23.617,828.42,803.68,281.56,743.32,07814,1144,2329,92010,50420,424MSU21.22,207.2128.91,462.2616.11001,5501,0112,2074542,661MUW17.22,042.9220.7903.7918.5139882,2251,5548982,452MVSU23.519,402.74,688.67,161.77,552.41,73415,6653,43111,5239,30720,830UM***22.013,970.31,952.17,398.04,620.21,81710,0794,70810,3336,27116,604USM

22.269,913.112,561.131,280.726,071.36,39945,06229,05547,04833,46880,516SYSTEM

*First-time entering freshmen

**These figures are calculated by finding the sum of the total numbers of undergraduate hours attempted divided by 15 and the total number of

graduate hours divided by 12.

***Includes the Medical Center

Source: IHL 2011-12 Fast Facts

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYENROLLMENT SUMMARY BY SEMESTER

2011-12

SPRINGFALLSUMMER201220112011

LEVEL3,2343,2961,570 Undergraduate

756722405 Graduate

HEADCOUNT2,8973,155 * Full-time2,7042,946 Undergraduate

193209 Graduate1,093863 * Part-time

530350 Undergraduate

563513 Graduate

FTE2,8093,038 * Full-time

532426 * Part-time

RACE3,7093,7411,866 Black

21121287 White706520 Other

--2 Not Identified

GENDER1,2771,288661 Male2,7132,7301,314 Female

CLASSIFICATION1,1851,375473 Freshmen

541574287 Sophomores535560291 Juniors973787519 Seniors756722405 Graduates

3,9904,0181,975TOTAL HEADCOUNT

3,3413,464 *TOTAL FTE


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYENROLLMENT SUMMARY - 5-YEAR PROFILE

FALL 2007-2011

20112010200920082007%#%#%#%#%#

LEVEL82%3,29681%2,98081%2,70081%2,62682%3,004 Undergraduate18%72219%70219%63419%62618%664 Graduate

HEADCOUNT3,1552,9852,6412,5862,873 Full-time2,9462,7492,4362,3842,699 Undergraduate

209236205202174 Graduate863697693666795 Part-time350231264242305 Undergraduate

513466429424490 Graduate

FTE3,0382,9062,5812,5762,884 Full-time

426334332316375 Part-time

RACE93%3,74192%3,37892%3,06691%2,96790%3,315 Black

5%2127%2406%2147%2389%312 White2%652%592%541%471%41 Other0%00%5 Not Identified

GENDER32%1,28832%1,17232%1,05532%1,03633%1,198 Male68%2,73068%2,51068%2,27968%2,21667%2,470 Female

CLASSIFICATION34%1,37531%1,15930%1,00029%94127%989 Freshmen14%57416%57316%52915%49215%557 Sophomores14%56014%52214%45815%47416%585 Juniors20%78720%72621%71322%71924%873 Seniors18%72219%70219%63419%62618%664 Graduates

4,0183,6823,3343,2523,668TOTAL HEADCOUNT

3,4643,2402,9132,8923,259TOTAL FTE

Notes: Percents may not add to 100% due to rounding.


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYENROLLMENT SUMMARY - 5-YEAR PROFILE

SPRING 2008-2012

20122011201020092008%#%#%#%#%#

LEVEL81%3,23480%2,91579%2,59280%2,48480%2,620 Undergraduate19%75620%72721%69620%63020%669 Graduate

HEADCOUNT2,8972,8672,5022,4182,522 Full-time2,7042,6532,3492,2632,370 Undergraduate

193214153155152 Graduate1,093775786696767 Part-time

530262243221250 Undergraduate

563513543475517 Graduate

FTE2,8092,8412,4422,4102,490 Full-time

532379371323354 Part-time

RACE93%3,70992%3,35692%3,02191%2,84890%2,964 Black

5%2116%2287%2207%2219%285 White2%701%541%472%451%40 Other0%00%4 Not Identified

GENDER32%1,27732%1,16231%1,02031%97832%1,067 Male68%2,71368%2,48069%2,26869%2,13668%2,222 Female

CLASSIFICATION30%1,18527%98224%80424%74922%708 Freshmen14%54115%52915%48214%44415%483 Sophomores13%53515%54015%49314%45115%487 Juniors24%97324%86425%81327%84029%942 Seniors19%75620%72721%69620%63020%669 Graduates

3,9903,6423,2883,1143,289TOTAL HEADCOUNT

3,3413,2202,8132,7332,844TOTAL FTE



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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYENROLLMENT BY LEVEL AND GENDER


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ENROLLMENT LEVEL AND GENDER BY PERCENTAGEALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY


39

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYTOTAL HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT

FALL 2011

EthnicityNotNativeGender

IdentifiedWhiteAmericanHispanicAsianBlackMalesFemalesTotalClassification062213121,2865368391,375Freshman055112101,1354837301,213 Full-time0711215153109162 Part-time014052553200374574Sophomore011052519189348537 Full-time0300034112637 Part-time024070529159401560Junior021070484150362512 Full-time030004593948 Part-time047181730239548787Senior041181633215469684 Full-time06000972479103 Part-time0650311643154568722Graduate03202716848161209 Full-time033014475106407513 Part-time0147333153,0981,1342,1623,296TOTAL UNDERGRAD0128232132,7711,0371,9092,946 Full-time01911232797253350 Part-time0650311643154568722TOTAL GRADUATE03202716848161209 Full-time033014475106407513 Part-time0212336263,7411,2882,7304,018TOTAL0160234202,9391,0852,0703,155 Full-time052126802203660863 Part-time


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYTOTAL HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT

SPRING 2012

EthnicityNotNativeGender

IdentifiedWhiteAmericanHispanicAsianBlackMalesFemalesTotalClassification03718151,1244587271,185Freshman0261712881366561927 Full-time01101324392166258 Part-time017060518191350541Sophomore

014060452169303472 Full-time0300066224769 Part-time032072494155380535Junior026062441143332475 Full-time0601053124860 Part-time0631121896298675973Senior

0501121766261569830 Full-time01300013037106143 Part-time0620215677175581756Graduate01801816650143193 Full-time044017511125438563 Part-time0149233183,0321,1022,1323,234TOTAL UNDERGRAD

0116231152,5409391,7652,704 Full-time033023492163367530 Part-time0620215677175581756TOTAL GRADUATE01801816650143193 Full-time044017511125438563 Part-time0211235333,7091,2772,7133,990TOTAL0134232232,7069891,9082,897 Full-time07703101,0032888051,093 Part-time


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ENROLLMENT BY ETHNICITYALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYAGE RANGES BY STATUS AND GENDER

FALL 2011

UndergraduateTotalFull-timePart-time

TotalFemalesMalesFemalesMalesFemalesMales1813512510Under 18

911543368526351171718-19911557354523334342020-21589360229316212441722-243002128817366392225-29195154411253529630-3413311518841631235-391551302510214281140-49

8175645430250-64330300065 and Over0000000Unknown

GraduateTotalFull-timePart-time

TotalFemalesMalesFemalesMalesFemalesMales0000000Under 18000000018-19110100020-21

9261313119301222-24187138494814903525-2914411826288901830-34

876720174501635-3913311419213931640-49

7667915052950-64220002065 and Over0000000Unknown

Total StudentsTotalFull-timePart-time

TotalFemalesMalesFemalesMalesFemalesMales1813512510Under 18

911543368526351171718-19912558354524334342020-21681421260347231742922-24487350137221801295725-2933927267153431192430-342201823810120811835-3928824444123171212740-4915714215604821150-64

550302065 and Over0000000Unknown

4,0182,7301,2882,0701,085660203Total Enrollment


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFALL HEADCOUNT BY SCHOOL AND LEVEL

2009 - 2011

%CHANGEFALLFALLFALL2009-11201120102009

Agriculture and Applied Sciences62%563441348 Undergraduate90%17512292 Graduate68%738563440 TOTAL

Arts and Sciences22%1,1801,034970 Undergraduate19%434436 Graduate22%1,2231,0781,006 TOTAL

Business-4%280261291 Undergraduate

-17%536164 Graduate-6%333322355 TOTAL

Education and Psychology11%605544544 Undergraduate5%373394354 Graduate9%978938898 TOTAL

Nursing9%212193195 Undergraduate

-2%586659 Graduate6%270259254 TOTAL

Unassigned0 Undergraduate9 Graduate9 TOTAL

Undecided30%456507352 Undergraduate

-62%111529 Graduate23%467522381 TOTAL

TOTAL22%3,2962,9802,700 Undergraduate14%722702634 Graduate21%4,0183,6823,334 TOTAL


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Status Full-time 307 323 353 439 530 Part-time 84 77 87 124 208

Sex Females 193 222 239 339 453 Males 198 178 201 224 285

Residency Non-Resident 42 41 41 59 62 Resident 349 359 399 504 676

Ethnicity Black 374 385 428 549 722 Asian 1 1 1 0 2 Hispanic 0 0 0 1 2 Native American 0 0 0 0 0 White 16 14 11 13 12 Not Identified 0 0 0 0 0

Classification Freshmen 107 115 137 138 212 Sophomores 50 58 65 84 97 Juniors 72 53 47 83 101 Seniors 94 100 99 136 153 Graduates 68 74 92 122 175

TOTAL 391 400 440 563 738


ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY5-YEAR TREND

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCESFALL 2007- 2011

Fall 2011Fall 2010Fall 2009Fall 2008Fall 2007

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TOTAL 1242 986 1006 1075 1223



SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCESFALL 2007 - 2011

Fall 2011Fall 2010Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009

46






TOTAL 369 345 355 322 333



SCHOOL OF BUSINESSFALL 2007 - 2011


47






TOTAL 1180 936 898 938 978



SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGYFALL 2007- 2011


48






TOTAL 240 210 254 259 270



SCHOOL OF NURSINGFALL 2007 - 2011


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT

10-YEAR TRENDFALL 2002 - 2011

TOTALGRADUATEUNDERGRADUATEFALL

2,7533232,4302002

2,8363332,5032003

3,0243212,7032004

3,1663002,8662005

3,2243182,9062006

3,2593662,8932007

2,8923572,5352008

2,9133652,5482009

3,2404192,8212010

3,4644143,0502011

Note: FTE = Student current semester hours registered/attempted divided by 15 hours for undergraduates and 12 hours for graduates


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT

10-YEAR TRENDSPRING 2003 - 2012

TOTALGRADUATEUNDERGRADUATESPRING

2,4783002,1782003

2,6743302,3442004

2,8303342,4962005

2,8562762,5802006

2,9403192,6212007

2,8443592,4852008

2,7333442,3892009

2,8133782,4352010

3,2204292,7912011

3,3414252,9162012

Note: FTE = Student current semester hours registered/attempted divided by 15 hours for undergraduates and 12 hours for graduates


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYANNUAL UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNT SUMMARY

AY 2008 - 2012

ACADEMIC YEAR2011-122010-112009-102008-092007-08

LEVEL3911351131323,0533,370 Undergraduate

914874838808850 Graduate

HEADCOUNT3,5693,4022,9132,4532,953 Full-time3292312226802,2042,736 Undergraduate

277280233249217 Graduate1,2569831,0571,4081,267 Part-time

619389452849634 Undergraduate637594605559633 Graduate

FTE3471327728282,3562,904 Full-time

528454410601558 Part-time

RACE4462401436383,5023,800 Black

285295275305372 White7876575448 Other

GENDER1576138612551,2351,383 Male3249299927152,6262,837 Female

CLASSIFICATION1730144112271,1601,124Freshmen

645640579537597Sophomores606565495501579Juniors9308658318551,070Seniors914874838808850Graduates

4,8254,3853,9703,8614,220TOTAL HEADCOUNT

3,9993,7313,2382,9573,462TOTAL FTE


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSTUDENT HEADCOUNT BY SEMESTER

AND ANNUAL UNDUPLICATED HEADCOUNTAY 2008 -2012

ANNUALACADEMIC UNDUPLICATED

YEAR SUMMER* FALL SPRING HEADCOUNT

2007-2008 1,519 3,668 3,289 4,220

2008-2009 1,463 3,252 3,114 3,861

2009-2010 1,388 3,334 3,288 3,970

2010-2011 1,775 3,682 3,642 4,385

2011-2012 1,975 4,018 3,990 4,825

*SUMMER includes Summer I and Summer II combined


0

0

0

1

1

1

1

2,500

3,000

3,500

4,000

4,500

5,000

5,500

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

4,220

3,861 3,970

4,385

4,825

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYENROLLMENT BY CLASS AND RESIDENCY

10-YEAR TRENDFALL 2002 - 2011

TotalNon-ResidentResidentGraduateSeniorJuniorSophomoreFreshman %# %# %# %# %# %# %# %#FALL100%315014%45486%269620%62822%69316%49216%51126%8262002100%330916%53284%277720%64723%75314%47014%46329%9762003100%344315%51785%292618%61122%76613%46217%57330%1,0312004100%354415%54385%300116%58220%71416%57118%62130%1,0562005100%358415%53485%305016%56922%77319%67116%56928%1,0022006100%366814%50486%316418%66424%87316%58515%55727%9892007100%325212%40688%284619%62622%71915%47415%49229%9412008100%333413%42387%291119%63421%71314%45816%52930%1,0002009100%368213%46587%321719%70220%72614%52216%57331%1,1592010100%401812%48388%353518%72220%78714%56014%57434%1,3752011

10-Year28%8686%2931%83915%9414%9414%6812%6366%549Change

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYTOTAL UNIVERSITY BY RESIDENCYLEVEL, GENDER, AND ETHNICITY

FALL 2007-2011

20112010200920082007RESIDENCYMISSISSIPPI

2,8492,5602,3312,2632,539 Undergraduate686657580583625 Graduate

3,5353,2172,9112,8463,164 Total1,044959839835938 Males2,4912,2582,0722,0112,226 Females3,5353,2172,9112,8463,164 Total3,3613,0102,7382,6542,910 Black

115753 Asian78554 Hispanic32000 Native American

153190161182247 White02000 Not Identified

3,5353,2172,9112,8463,164 Total

NON-MS, USA405382337328418 Undergraduate1618181815 Graduate

421400355346433 Total221185186178228 Males200215169168205 Females421400355346433 Total368353311303389 Black

61268 Asian24211598 Hispanic01001 Native American


421400355346433 Total

FOREIGN4238323547 Undergraduate2027362524 Graduate6265686071 Total2328302332 Males3937383739 Females6265686071 Total1215171016 Black914171613 Asian57864 Hispanic00000 Native American


6265686071 Total


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYHEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY STATE RESIDENCY

FALL 2009-2011

States/States/201120102009Countries201120102009Countries

000South Dakota131213Alabama363128Tennessee111Alaska464136Texas400American Samoa011Utah323Arizona000Vermont223Arkansas242Virginia13159California000Virgin Islands (U.S.)211Colorado

151610Washington000Connecticut100West Virginia000Delaware7611Wisconsin010District of Columbia000Wyoming141312Florida

Foreign292831Georgia000Argentina211Hawaii100Australia000Idaho111Brazil566463Illinois011Cameroon455Indiana

171611Canada002Iowa012Colombia101Kansas011Dominican Republic011Kentucky111Ecuador1149674Louisiana001Egypt000Maine220Estonia152Maryland010France111Massachusetts100Georgia222716Michigan468Ghana101Minnesota81212India3,5353,2172,911Mississippi111Jamaica101111Missouri022Kenya000Montana333Mexico001Nebraska103Nigeria102Nevada000Pakistan000New Hampshire112Peru001New Jersey001Philippines112New Mexico

171417Russia420New York200Switzerland221North Carolina110Trinidad and Tobago000North Dakota111Tuvalu443Ohio000Vietnam213Oklahoma

TOTAL000Oregon3,5353,2172,911 MS113Pennsylvania

421400355 Non-MS/USA430Puerto Rico626568 Foreign000Rhode Island000 Not Identified210South Carolina

4,0183,6823,334TOTAL

56

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYHEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY STATE RESIDENCY

SPRING 2010-2012

States/States/201220112010Countries201220112010Countries

353131Tennessee141112Alabama474637Texas111Alaska011Utah400American Samoa000Vermont313Arizona232Virginia123Arkansas000Virgin Islands (U.S.)13139California

161713Washington210Colorado100West Virginia000Connecticut778Wisconsin000Delaware000Wyoming110District of Columbia

Foreign161410Florida000Algeria222125Georgia100Australia211Hawaii111Brazil000Idaho011Cameroon516146Illinois

141411Canada445Indiana100China011Iowa001Colombia101Kansas011Dominican Republic111Kentucky011Ecuador1148874Louisiana001Egypt000Maine220Estonia042Maryland100Georgia111Massachusetts677Ghana211915Michigan

101012India100Minnesota111Jamaica3,5223,2072,901Mississippi000Kazakhstan71012Missouri022Kenya000Montana333Mexico002Nebraska101Nigeria101Nevada000Pakistan000New Hampshire213Peru001New Jersey001Philippines110New Mexico

121315Russia420New York110Switzerland331North Carolina110Trinidad and Tobago000North Dakota111Tuvalu333Ohio000Vietnam211Oklahoma

TOTAL000Oregon3,5223,2072,901 MS111Pennsylvania

410375324 Non-MS/USA530Puerto Rico586063 Foreign000Rhode Island000 Undefined210South Carolina

3,9903,6423,288TOTAL000South Dakota

57

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYHEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY COUNTIES

FALL 2009-2011

201120102009Counties201120102009Counties191913Lowndes721655622Adams675747Madison596Alcorn352120Marion443640Amite134Marshall956Attala421Monroe210Benton101Montgomery242624Bolivar633Neshoba251Calhoun212Newton021Carroll352Noxubee000Chickasaw

101111Oktibbeha122Choctaw714Panola562513459Claiborne934Pearl River353Clarke113Perry442Clay

1039877Pike11914Coahoma001Pontotoc566148Copiah033Prentiss241311Covington003Quitman131115DeSoto

403425Rankin171816Forrest964Scott1029194Franklin

101611Sharkey100George12115Simpson001Greene123Smith422Grenada011Stone010Hancock

252618Sunflower222016Harrison811Tallahatchie260263210Hinds112Tate463936Holmes000Tippah101112Humphreys000Tishomingo002Issaquena865Tunica000Itawamba100Union232315Jackson

252220Walthall12911Jasper314302279Warren424366333Jefferson725850Washington111715Jefferson Davis984Wayne11108Jones000Webster000Kemper

11310092Wilkinson232Lafayette224Winston741Lamar131Yalobusha151927Lauderdale

182019Yazoo141414Lawrence3,5353,2172,911TOTAL111112Leake

6617Lee432622Leflore766048Lincoln


58

IN-STATE ENROLLMENT BY COUNTYFALL 2011

59

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYHEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY COUNTIES

SPRING 2010-2012

201220112010Counties201220112010Counties181912Lowndes724653617Adams695452Madison677Alcorn332319Marion503840Amite114Marshall657Attala530Monroe200Benton100Montgomery242626Bolivar632Neshoba151Calhoun331Newton011Carroll453Noxubee010Chickasaw

11813Oktibbeha113Choctaw512Panola569534474Claiborne845Pearl River444Clarke124Perry442Clay

1058581Pike15913Coahoma000Pontotoc535446Copiah023Prentiss20116Covington011Quitman91110DeSoto

393228Rankin161510Forrest855Scott929996Franklin

112117Sharkey110George16126Simpson000Greene123Smith522Grenada011Stone000Hancock

232420Sunflower212218Harrison811Tallahatchie256244201Hinds222Tate443734Holmes000Tippah101210Humphreys000Tishomingo001Issaquena866Tunica000Itawamba001Union252515Jackson

191714Walthall12911Jasper319319319Warren415385332Jefferson715145Washington91712Jefferson Davis864Wayne9117Jones000Webster000Kemper

1189784Wilkinson131Lafayette215Winston732Lamar121Yalobusha151723Lauderdale

201720Yazoo141411Lawrence3,5223,2072,901TOTAL111010Leake

748Lee412320Leflore796036Lincoln


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IN-STATE ENROLLMENT BY COUNTYSPRING 2012

61

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFIRST-TIME TRANSFER ENROLLMENT

BY INSTITUTIONFALL 2011

NO.COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIESNO.COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES

NON-MS UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGESMS PUBLIC COMMUNITY/JUNIOR COLLEGES1Lamar University10Coahoma Community College1Lawson State Community College83Copiah-Lincoln Community College1Lincoln University5East Central Community College1Louisiana College4East MS Community College1Louisiana State & Agri. & Mech. College52Hinds Community College1Louisiana Tech University8Holmes Community College1Loyola University - New Orleans1Itawamba Community College1Marion Military Institute2Jones Community College1Montclair State University2Meridian Community College1Nicholls State University8MS Delta Community College1Northwestern State University2MS Gulf Coast Community College1Old Dominion University1Northwest MS Community College1Our Lady of the Lake College2Pearl River Community College1Sacred Heart University18Southwest MS Community College2Southeastern Louisiana University1Virginia College1Southwestern College199Total1University of Alabama1University of Louisiana1University of PhoenixMS UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGES1Western Oklahoma State College2Belhaven College

1Delta State University7Jackson State University2MS State University1MS University for Women3MS Valley State University 3Rust College2Tougaloo College5University of Southern MS1William Carey College

27Total

NON-MS UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGES1Argosy University/Twin Cities1Baton Rouge Community College1Cameron University

32Total1Clarendon College1Dillard University

0FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES/COLLEGES2Grambling State University1Gwinnett Technical College

10Unknown1Highland Community College1Houston Community College

268TOTAL OVERALL INSTITUTIONS1Hutchinson Community College & Area Voc Sch


62

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFIRST-TIME TRANSFERS - FALL 2011


63

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF AREAS

ENROLLMENT BY SCHOOL, DEPARTMENT, MAJOR,CLASSIFICATION, GENDER AND ETHNICITY

FALL 2011

ETHNICITYGENDERNotSCHOOL/DEPARTMENT/MAJORIdentifiedOtherWhiteBlackWomenMenTotal

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE0412722453285738AND APPLIED SCIENCES

042327182151333Dept. of Advanced Technologies0221063872110 Applied Science0113883240 Freshmen0001331013 Sophomores001159716 Juniors01040182341 Seniors

Computer Networking and 01050193251 Information Technology0102552126 Freshmen000115611 Sophomores0005325 Juniors0009639 Seniors

Robotics and Automation 0102332124 Technology0107088 Freshmen0005145 Sophomores0001011 Juniors000102810 Seniors

00014812226148 Workforce Education Leadership00014812226148 Graduates

00820392119211Dept. of Agriculture00260283462 Agribusiness Management00026111526 Freshmen001138614 Sophomores000167916 Juniors0015246 Seniors

00051153651 Agricultural Economics0001941519 Freshmen0009459 Sophomores000135813 Juniors000102810 Seniors

64

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCESENROLLMENT, ETC. (CONT'D)


00269314071 Agricultural Science00132151833 Freshmen0001971219 Sophomores00196410 Juniors0009369 Seniors

0042318927 General Agriculture0042318927 Graduates

00219217915194Dept. of Human Sciences0021511494153 Child Development0014746248 Freshmen0012223023 Sophomores0002929029 Juniors0005351253 Seniors

00041301141 Nutrition and Dietetics000129312 Freshmen0003213 Sophomores000118311 Juniors0001511415 Seniors

TOTAL03320698114212 Freshmen00295534497 Sophomores002996734101 Juniors0111519558153 Seniors048551313250563 Total Undergraduates00417114035175 Graduates0412722453285738 TOTAL


65

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES


FALL 2011


SCHOOL OF ARTS AND 0173011768583651223SCIENCES

0711601488131619Dept. of Biological Sciences0711601488131619 Biology04424019058248 Freshmen02215212828156 Sophomores00184711485 Juniors01296742599 Seniors0022925631 Graduates

01044351045Dept. of Chemistry and Physics01044351045 Chemistry0106527 Freshmen0001511415 Sophomores0007527 Juniors0001614216 Seniors

01255273158Dept. of Communications01255273158 Mass Communications0001761117 Freshmen0007437 Sophomores0121611819 Juniors000156915 Seniors

Dept. of English and Foreign0003629736Languages0003629736 English000108210 Freshmen0008628 Sophomores0004314 Juniors0001412214 Seniors

66

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCESENROLLMENT, ETC. (CONT'D)


02459254065Dept. of Fine Arts02459254065 Music0012491625 Freshmen0006246 Sophomores011114913 Juniors01218101121 Seniors

05453204262Dept. of Mathematial Sciences Computer and Information

04084812 Science04084812 Graduates

0122762430 Computer Science000123912 Freshmen0106167 Sophomores0010011 Juniors00192810 Seniors

00218101020 Mathematics0017358 Freshmen0002112 Sophomores0006426 Juniors0013224 Seniors

019328234104338Dept. of Social Sciences0151206066126 Criminal Justice01254263157 Freshmen0002491524 Sophomores00024111324 Juniors0031814721 Seniors

00221101323 History0017358 Freshmen0004224 Sophomores0002112 Juniors0018459 Seniors

00138261339 Political Science000138513 Freshmen0002202 Sophomores001107411 Juniors000139413 Seniors

67

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCESENROLLMENT, ETC. (CONT'D)


00114913812150 Sociology and Social Work0004542345 Freshmen0012019221 Sophomores0003633336 Juniors0004844448 Seniors



68

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF BUSINESS


FALL 2011


01932282186147333SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

01932282186147333Dept. of Accounting andBusiness Administration

04556382765 Accounting00219111021 Freshmen001116612 Sophomores010118412 Juniors0321513720 Seniors

0611198115100215 Business Administration02285503989 Freshmen00233161935 Sophomores02136221739 Juniors02644272552 Seniors

091628332053 General Business Administration091628332053 Graduates



69

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY


FALL 2011


SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND 0458916738240978PSYCHOLOGY

0252801698157855Dept. of Education and Psychology003531331137348 Elementary Education0056360868 Freshmen0014540646 Sophomores0055753962 Juniors00146268876 Seniors00108690696 Graduates

0021218538123 General Studies00143311344 Freshmen0007617 Sophomores0001910919 Juniors00152381553 Seniors

0161008522107 Psychology0054746652 Freshmen01024141125 Sophomores0001713417 Juniors0011212113 Seniors

00220316738205 Secondary Education00220316738205 Graduates

01764502272 Teaching01764502272 Graduates

Dept. of Health, P. E. and 0261154083123Recreation0261154083123 Recreation0023362935 Freshmen0012782028 Sophomores0231613821 Juniors00039132639 Seniors

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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGYENROLLMENT, ETC. (CONT'D)


TOTAL001318614356199 Freshmen0121036838106 Sophomores0281098930119 Juniors001616513150181 Seniors

0339563431174605 Total Undergraduates011935330766373 Graduates0458916738240978 TOTAL


71

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF NURSING


FALL 2011


056919623337270SCHOOL OF NURSING

03167590494Dept. of Associate Degree Nursing03103548048 Freshmen0064042446 Sophomores

0231859721118Dept. of Baccalaureate DegreeNursing

001248491160 Juniors021937481058 Seniors

002236461258Dept. of Master Degree Nursing002236461258 Graduates



72

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYUNASSIGNED


FALL 2011


0009729UNASSIGNED

0009729Biotechnology 0009729 Graduates0009729 TOTAL


73

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT BY MAJOR

AND CLASSIFICATIONFALL 2011

TotalSeniorsJuniorsSophomoresFreshmenMajor

6520121221Accounting

626161426Agribusiness Management

511013919Agricultural Economics

719101933Agricultural Science

11041161340Applied Science

5889985156248Biology

21552393589Business Administration

45167157Chemistry

15353292348Child Development

51951126Computer Networking & Info Tech

30101712Computer Science

12621242457Criminal Justice

25276624668Elementary Education

36144810English

1235319744General Studies

239248History

581519717Mass Communications

204628Mathematics

652113625Music

21258604648Nursing

411511312Nutrition & Dietetics

391311213Political Science

10713172552Psychology

12339212835Recreation

2410158Robotics & Automation Tech

15048362145Sociology & Social Work

456532126356Undecided

3,2967875605741,375TOTAL


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYUNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT

BY MAJOR, GENDER AND ETHNICITYFALL 2011

ETHNICITYGENDERNotMAJORIdentifiedOtherWhiteBlackWomenMenTotal

04556382765Accounting00260283462Agribusiness Management00051153651Agricultural Economics00269314071Agricultural Science0221063872110Applied Science079572463125588Biology0611198115100215Business Administration01044351045Chemistry0021511494153Child Development01050193251Computer Networking and Info Tech0122762430Computer Science0151206066126Criminal Justice002522722131252Elementary Education0003629736English0021218538123General Studies00221101323History01255273158Mass Communications00218101020Mathematics02459254065Music03167590494Nursing ASN0231859721118Nursing BSN00041301141Nutrition and Dietetics00138261339Political Science0161008522107Psychology0261154083123Recreation0102332124Robotics and Automation Tech00114913812150Sociology and Social Work0169431249207456Undecided0511473098216211343296 TOTAL


75

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYGRADUATE ENROLLMENT

BY MAJOR, GENDER AND ETHNICITYFALL 2011

ETHNICITYGENDERNotMAJORIdentifiedOtherWhiteBlackWomenMenTotal

0022925631Biology0009729Biotechnology04084812Computer and Information Science00108690696Elementary Education0042318927General Agriculture091628332053General Business Administration002235461157Nursing - MSN00220316738205Secondary Education01764502272Teaching00014812226148Workforce Education Leadership002106612Undecided01465643568154722 TOTAL

Note: Percentages may not add to 100% due to rounding


76

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYMOST POPULAR MAJORS - FALL 2011


77

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSTUDENT CREDIT HOUR PRODUCTION BY CIP AND

FIELDS OF STUDY2009- 2011

FALLCIP201120102009CategoryAcademic Field

1,3701,0731,22701Agriculture, Agriculture Operations and Related Sciences

4,3764,1303,70126Biological and Biomedical Sciences 2,6082,6222,37252Business, Management, Marketing, and Related

Support Services1,1971,02686409Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs

61068368011Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services

2,2822,0781,69719Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences8,26210,6158,53713Education

788547014Engineering 1,1641,8421,28815Engineering Technologies and Engineering-Related

Fields3,1263,9883,76723English Language and Literature/Letters1,20950758816Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics3,0672,9973,93651Health Professions and Related Programs2,1900054History

24623118643Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting and Related Protective Services

117483322Legal Professions and Studies2,9422,9742,74327Mathematics and Statistics

2750028Military Science, Leadership and Operational Art1,39027125729Military Technologies and Applied Sciences

27182703Natural Resources and Conservation37536345331Parks, Recreation, Leisure and Fitness Studies

2,5672,3672,11140Physical Sciences 3,4080042Psychology

42036027944Public Administration and Social Service Professions

3,2314,4744,33845Social Sciences1,8311,6531,66650Visual and Performing Arts

48,36844,40541,220TOTAL


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSTUDENT CREDIT HOUR SUMMARY BY SCHOOL AND

DEPARTMENTACADEMIC YEAR 2012

SPRING 2012FALL 2011SUMMER 2011

DIVISIONDIVISIONDIVISION

TOTALGRADUATEUPPERLOWERTOTALGRADUATEUPPERLOWERTOTALGRADUATEUPPERLOWERSCHOOL/DEPARTMENT

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AND

APPLIED SCIENCES

3,4977381,9917682,8037741,570459748336271141 Advanced Technologies1,6902351,0534021,4182428283482532516563 Agriculture2,07501,3986772,01501,3656509004545 Human Sciences7,2629734,4421,8476,2361,0163,7631,4571,091361481249 TOTAL

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND

SCIENCES4,4862453,2799624,2511952,2831,7731,057144616297 Biological Sciences2,40861,3951,0072,787421,2471,4986693327339 Chemistry and Physics

5581245987594045314114139939 Communications3,954331,6772,2444,368421,2533,0731,881605071,314 English and Foreign Languages2,55941,1281,4272,7441441,2741,3264590213246 Fine Arts3,1711181,1891,8643,6121359762,5011,580544171,109 Mathematical Sciences

27401779727501671080000 Military Science5,28333,3061,9746,19803,1833,0151,5390939600 Social Sciences

22,69342112,6109,66224,82955810,83613,4357,3262643,1183,944 TOTAL

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS2,6382971,9034382,8931952,09260699312753228 Accounting and Business Admin.2,6382971,9034382,8931952,09260699312753228 TOTAL

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND

PSYCHOLOGY7,1512,5802,6971,8748,2072,5562,6513,0003,9121,9921,311609 Education and Psychology2,3691271,3419012,953811,4841,3881,03342668323 Health, Physical Education and

Recreation9,5202,7074,0382,77511,1602,6374,1354,3884,9452,0341,979932 TOTAL

SCHOOL OF NURSING2,8584991,8664933,2506251,8018241,250340735175 Nursing 2,8584991,8664933,2506251,8018241,250340735175 TOTAL

44,9714,89724,85915,21548,3685,03122,62720,71015,6053,0117,0665,528TOTAL


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYRESIDENCE HALLS OCCUPANTS

2009 - 2011

FALLFALLFALLCAPACITY201120102009RESIDENCE HALLS

MEN'S16067133137Albert L. Lott (New Men)269231Building C258223Building D213183203190Hiram Revels

138121Mabel Thomas 24842Natchez Campus Residence

173155Robinson 924712651605 TOTAL

Classification353291262Freshmen116126130Sophomores948479Juniors9390102Seniors81110Graduates

484922Transfers712651605 TOTAL

WOMEN'S54Alice Tanner

231226210Building A231225205Building B289254265237John Burrus

325Cleopatra D. Thompson Women's Tower56443442Natchez Campus Residence

139139129133Female Honors Residence19223Robinson 946911843791 TOTAL

Classification409341332Freshmen173183161Sophomores153126137Juniors125120123Seniors

7148Graduates445930Transfers

911843791 TOTALTOTAL

762632594Freshmen289309291Sophomores247210216Juniors218210225Seniors152518Graduates9210852Transfers

1,8701,6231,4941,396 TOTAL


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYON-CAMPUS STUDENT RESIDENTS - FALL 2009 - 2011

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

2009 2010 2011

605651

712791

843 911

BY GENDER

Male

Female

1,600

STUDENT RESIDENTS


1,000

1,200

1,400

2009 2010 2011

1,3961,494

1,623

2009 ‐ 42%2010 ‐ 41%2011 ‐ 40%

81

NCAA DIVISION GRADUATION-RATES REPORT

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY2012 NCAA DIVISION I GRADUATION-RATES REPORT

2011 GRADUATION DATA BY RACE AND GENDERALL STUDENTS

WOMEN MENGrad'd**Enrol'd*Grad'd**Enrol'd*

8825877235Black0000American Indian1300Asian1111Hispanic0112Native Hawaiian/

Pacific Islander2236Nonresident Alien4938White

9627485252Total

35%34%Graduation Rate (by gender)

Graduated**Enrolled* Totals

181526(men+women)

Graduation Rate34%(All Students)

* New freshmen in 2005-06

** Members of this cohort who graduated within six years.


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY2011 GRADUATION DATA BY SPORT GROUP AND GENDER

STUDENT ATHLETES

WOMEN MENGrad'd**Enrol'd*Grad'd**Enrol'd*

12Basketball616Football14Track/CC22Basketball611Other18Baseball

12Track/CC12Other

8171130Total

Graduated**Enrolled* Totals

1947(men+women)

40%Graduation Rate(Students with athletic aid)

* New freshmen in 2005-06 student-athletes receiving athletic aid.

** Members of this cohort who graduated within six years.

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY2011 GRADUATION DATA BY SPORT GROUP, RACE AND GENDER

STUDENT ATHLETES

MEN'S SPORTCross-country/

TOTALOther SportsTrackBaseballBasketballFootballGr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*

92500120722614Black000000000000Asian110000110000Hispanic121100000001Native Hawiian/PI010100000000Non-Resident Alien010000000001White

113012121822616 Total

37%50%50%13%0%38%GraduationRate

WOMEN'S SPORTCross-country/

TOTALOther SportsTrackBaseballBasketballFootballGr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*Gr'd**En'd*

5124703001200Black111100000000Asian110011000000Hispanic010100000000Native Hawiian/PI121200000000Non-Resident Alien000000000000White81761114001200 Total

47%55%0%0%50%0%Graduation

Rate * New freshmen in 2005-06 student-athletes receiving athletic aid.** Members of this cohort who graduated within six years.

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DEGREES

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYACADEMIC DEGREE PROGRAMS

ACADEMIC YEAR 2011

Types of DegreesDegreeSpecialistMaster'sBachelorAssociatePrograms

BSAccountingBSAgribusiness ManagementBSAgricultural EconomicsBSAgricultural ScienceBSApplied Science

MSBSBiologyMSBiotechnology

BBABusiness AdministrationBSChemistryBSChild Development

MSComputer and Information ScienceBSComputer Networking and Information

TechnologyBSComputer Science BACriminal Justice

EDSMSEDBSElementary EducationBAEnglish

MSGeneral AgricultureMBAGeneral Business Administration

BAGeneral StudiesBAHistoryBAMass CommunicationsBSMathematicsBMMusic

MSNBSNASNNursingBSNutrition and DieteticsBAPolitical ScienceBSPsychologyBSRecreationBSRobotics and Automation Technology

MSEDSecondary EducationBASociology and Social Work

MATTeaching (Alternate Route)MSWorkforce Education Leadership

Source: ASU Academic Program Inventory

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2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

Associate 29 31 22

Bachelor 357 369 380

Master 138 195 161

Specialist 0 26 0

TOTAL 524 621 563

2010 - 2012DEGREES AWARDED BY LEVEL

400

500

369380

Note: 2011-12 Two people were the recipient of two degrees

Source: Office of the Registrar

0

100

200

300

400

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

2931 22

357369

138

195161

0

260

Associate

Bachelor

Master

Specialist

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYDEGREES AWARDED BY TYPE, SCHOOL, DEPARTMENT

AND MAJORACADEMIC YEAR 2009-10, 2010-11 AND 2011-12

2011-122010-112009-10

EthnicityGenderEthnicityGenderEthnicityGenderDEGREE TYPE

TOTALWhiteHispanicAsianBlackFemaleMaleTOTALWhiteHispanicAsianBlackFemaleMaleTOTALWhiteHispanicAsianBlackFemaleMaleSCHOOL/DEPARTMENT/MAJOR

ASSOCIATE NURSING

2280014193311100202922970121281 Nursing - ASN

2280014193311100202922970121281 NURSING TOTAL

BACHELOR AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED

SCIENCES

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES

16010156101300013496000624 Applied Science

Computer Networking and

60006331110010294000422 Information Technology

Robotics and Automation

300031250005054000404 Technology

2501024101529100286231400014410 TOTAL

AGRICULTURE

410030410001015000514 Agribusiness Management

500050540004229000945 Agricultural Economics

400040460006336000633 Agriculture Science

13100120131100011562000020812 TOTAL

HUMAN SCIENCES

160001616018000181809000990 Child Development

13000138560006603000330 Nutrition and Dietetics

290002924524000242401200012120 TOTAL

671106534336410063352946000462422 AGRICULTURE TOTALS

ARTS AND SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

480104734146010059501049101473811 Biology

480104734146010059501049101473811 TOTAL

CHEMISTRY

150001514170007521702015134 Chemistry

150001514170007521702015134 TOTAL

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DEGREES AWARDED BY TYPE, SCHOOL, DEPARTMENT, AND MAJOR (CONT'D)2011-122010-112009-10



COMMUNICATIONS

12000128461005241410013410 Mass Communication

12000128461005241410013410 TOTAL

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANG.

10000108216200141246000624 English

10000108216200141246000624 TOTAL

FINE ARTS

92007451000010374000413 Music

92007451000010374000413 TOTAL

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

310021270007165010414 Computer Science

200021110001101000101 Mathematics

510042380008266010515 TOTAL

SOCIAL SCIENCES

400042290009458000826 Criminal Justice

400043130003214000422 History

600065170007436010515 Political Sciences

220002218415000151417000743 Sociology and Social Work

3600036288340003424102501024916 TOTAL

135310131983714140013798431212411146853 ARTS AND SCIENCES TOTALS

BUSINESS

1753091251210011935100432 Accounting

23301191211251312016930211261812 Business Administration

408312824163723131251235311302114 BUSINESS TOTAL

EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY

17110061701120091011830015171 Elementary Education

521005142105021047361472500675517 General Studies

710067011000111101820016144 Psychology

000000000000001000110 Special Education

761300636610724106757151091000998722 TOTAL

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DEGREESTOTAL BACHELOR




HEALTH AND PHYSICAL ED.

3000321120001266121001157 Recreation

3000321120001266121001157 TOTAL

7913006668118441079632112111001109229 EDUCATION AND PSY. TOTAL

NURSING

59191039509431111303853490025322 Nursing - BSN

59191039509431111303853490025322 NURSING TOTAL

380446132927410636922523402591103572552325237120

MASTER'S AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED

SCIENCES

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES

Workforce Education

160001615114100131131710016143 Leadership

160001615114100131131710016143 TOTAL

AGRICULTURE

210012015200131237000743 General Agriculture

210012015200131237000743 TOTAL

181001717129300262362410023186 AGRICULTURE TOTALS

ARTS AND SCIENCES

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

700076160006426100551 Biology

700076160006426100551 TOTAL

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

Computer and Information

100011000000000000000 Science

100011000000000000000 TOTAL

800087160006426100551 ARTS AND SCIENCES TOTALS

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DEGREESTOTAL MASTER'S

DEGREESTOTAL SPECIALIST

TOTALUNIVERSITY DEGREES




BUSINESS

620134215503710512303648 General Business Administration

620134215503710512303648 BUSINESS TOTAL

EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY

2313001020317700101706000642 Elementary Education

591005844157720075581955700482926 Secondary Education

263002320630400262192840024226 Teaching

108170091842412413001119628891100785534 TOTAL

108170091842412413001119628891100785534 EDUCATION AND PSY. TOTAL

NURSING

219001217418700111717200570 Nursing - MSN

219001217418700111717200570 NURSING TOTAL

UNASSIGNED

00000003001221 Biotechnology

00000003001221 BIOTECHNOLOGY TOTAL

16129011311293219528041631524313818031178949

SPECIALIST EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY

000000026000262240000000 Elementary Education000000026000262240000000 TOTAL

000000026000262240000000

563816247442214162161565494621595245056463354170

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AND ETHNICITY2011-2012

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYDEGREES AWARDED BY SCHOOL, GENDER

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

Agri & App Sci. Arts & Sci. Business Educ & Psych Nursing

50

104

19

125

58

1 21 16

27 28

FEMALES

BlackAsianHispanicWhite

MALES


0

20

40

60

Agri & App Sci. Arts & Sci. Business Educ & Psych Nursing

3235

12

32

7

11 1 1 11 2

43

8

BlackAsianHispanicWhite

91

STUDENT FINANCIAL AID

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFINANCIAL AID AWARDED BY SOURCE

For Fiscal Year Ending June 30

2010-112009-10 No. of Dollars No. of Dollars

Awards Awarded Awards AwardedSOURCEE&G FUNDS

359$1,256,976348$1,165,222Academic4211,719,4214161,500,390Athletic112111,16811298,981Children of Employees Fee Waiver316352,061314323,968Faculty and Employees Fee Waiver238685,583245660,789Other Non-Resident Waiver65189,01276204,740Other Scholarship

292823,752314840,737Service1,803$5,137,9731,825$4,794,827TOTAL

STATE GOVERNMENT2148,6552588,371IHL State Student

390149,250433175,950MTAG1024,9701228,886Other State3293,0631450,036Summer Developmental Program Grant

453$315,938484$343,243TOTAL

FEDERAL FUNDS206$89,646226$94,522Academic Competition Grant (ACG)

1,445454,7831,754522,045College Work Study4281,3343161,111Health Professions Loans3727,3194834,688LEAP/SLEAP619,889616,152Other Federal

6,35314,180,0225,13211,216,910Pell Grants6401,653,717415990,588PLUS/Grad Plus Loans

1,2371,016,0491,662793,932SEOG50100,00066129,760SMART Grant

6,46315,511,9935,53113,000,490Subsidized Stafford Loans6,47516,667,0545,54813,179,205Unsubsidized Stafford Loans

22,954$49,801,80620,419$40,039,403TOTAL

INSTITUTIONAL627$581,517605$413,422Foundation

0000Other Resident Waiver113158,601315340,622Other Scholarship740$740,118920$754,044TOTAL

OTHER7711,395,1344921,087,259Other Scholarship

771$1,395,134492$1,087,259TOTAL

26,721$57,390,96924,140$47,018,776TOTAL

Source: Office of Financial Aid

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STUDENT FINANCIAL AID AWARDSAWARD SUMMARY

2009-2011

DOLLARS AWARDED2010-112009-10

$5,137,973$4,794,827E&G Funds315,938343,243State Government

49,801,80640,039,403Federal Funds740,118754,044Institutional

1,395,1341,087,259Other$57,390,969$47,018,776TOTAL

NUMBER OF AWARDS2010-112009-10

1,8031,825E&G Funds453484State Government

22,95420,419Federal Funds740920Institutional771492Other

26,72124,140TOTAL


Source: Office of Financial Aid

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PERSONNEL

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYALL EMPLOYEES

BY ETHNICITY AND GENDERFALL 2011

AmericanALL PERSONNELTotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlackCATEGORY

23200021FemaleExecutive/20101018MaleAdministrative/43301039TotalManagerial811219059FemaleFaculty9620219055Male

177323280114Total

20200018Female Adjunct/Part-time16300013Male36500031Total

106601099FemaleProfessional 66224058Male

1728250157Total28212023FemaleTechnical/38302033MaleParaprofessional 66514056Total94410089FemaleSecretarial/Clerical10000010Male

104410099Total500005FemaleSkilled Craft

36200034Male41200039Total42101040FemaleService/61001060MaleMaintenance

1031020100Total000000FemaleStudent Instruction/000000MaleResearch Assistants000000Total(Graduate Assistants)

399293130354FemaleTOTAL343314270281Male742607400635Total

Note: Military Science is not included


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYEMPLOYEE SUMMARY

BY ETHNICITY AND GENDERFALL 2011

AmericanALL PERSONNEL Black Indian Asian Hispanic White Total

Female 354 0 13 3 29 399Male 281 0 27 4 31 343Total 635 0 40 7 60 742

Black86%

Asian5%

Hispanic1%

White8%


Female 54%

Male 46%

95

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYALL EMPLOYEES

FULL-TIME AND PART-TIMERANK, GENDER, AND ETHNICITY

FALL 2011

Full-Time EmployeesAmerican

TotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlack22200020FemaleExecutive/18101016MaleAdministrative/40301036TotalManagerial811219059FemaleFaculty9620219055Male

177323280114Total101501095FemaleProfessional

63124056Male1646250151Total

27212022FemaleTechnical/34301030MaleParaprofessional61513052Total94410089FemaleSecretarial/Clerical

900009Male103410098Total

500005FemaleSkilled Craft36200034Male41200039Total41100040FemaleService/59001058MaleMaintenance

100101098Total371263120330FemaleTOTAL315274260258Male686537380588Total

Part-Time EmployeesAmerican

TotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlack100001FemaleExecutive/200002MaleAdministrative/300003TotalManagerial

20200018FemaleFaculty16300013Male36500031Total

96

ALL EMPLOYEES (FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME) (CONT'D)

AmericanTotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlack

510004FemaleProfessional310002Male820006Total100001FemaleTechnical/400103MaleParaprofessional500104Total000000FemaleSecretarial/Clerical100001Male100001Total000000FemaleSkilled Craft000000Male000000Total100100FemaleService/200002MaleMaintenance300102Total000000FemaleStudent Instruction/000000MaleResearch Assistants000000Total(Graduate Assistants)


Total EmployeesAmerican

TotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlack23200021FemaleExecutive/20101018MaleAdministrative/43301039TotalManagerial

1011419077FemaleFaculty11223219068Male213373280145Total106601099FemaleProfessional

66224058Male1728250157Total

28212023FemaleTechnical/38302033MaleParaprofessional66514056Total94410089FemaleSecretarial/Clerical10000010Male

104410099Total

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ALL EMPLOYEES (FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME) (CONT'D)

AmericanTotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlack

500005FemaleSkilled Craft36200034Male41200039Total42101040FemaleService/61001060MaleMaintenance

1031020100Total000000FemaleStudent Instruction/000000MaleResearch Assistants000000Total(Graduate Assistants)



98

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME FACULTY BY

RANK, GENDER, AND ETHNICITYFALL 2011

Full-Time Instructional FacultyAmerican

TotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlack610005FemaleProfessor

29915014Male351015019Total18211014FemaleAssociate16203011MaleProfessor34414025Total27700020FemaleAssistant21307011MaleProfessor481007031Total22205015FemaleInstructor24611016Male46816031Total731216054FemaleTOTAL9020216052Male

163323220106Total

Full-Time Non-Instructional FacultyAmerican

TotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlack000000FemaleProfessor100001Male100001Total000000FemaleAssociate000000MaleProfessor000000Total800305FemaleAssistant500302MaleProfessor

1300607Total000000FemaleInstructor000000Male000000Total800305FemaleTOTAL600303Male

1400608Total

99

FULL-TIME FACULTY BY RANK, GENDER AND ETHNICITY(CONT'D)

All Full-Time FacultyAmerican

TotalWhiteHispanicAsianIndianBlack610005FemaleProfessor

30915015Male361015020Total18211014FemaleAssociate16203011MaleProfessor34414025Total35703025FemaleAssistant263010013MaleProfessor6110013038Total22205015FemaleInstructor24611016Male46816031Total811219059FemaleTOTAL9620219055Male

177323280114Total


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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME FACULTY - 5-YEAR PROFILE

FALL 2007-2011

Characteristics of Full-time Faculty: 5-Year Profile20112010200920082007

177192200185182Full-time Faculty

3634343840 Professors3436373838 Associate Professors6171726151 Assistant Professors4651574853 Instructors

6755525256 Tenured2142485249 Tenure Track89951008177 Non-Tenure Track

110116118111103 Doctorate11432 First Professional01000 Specialist

6674767075 Master's or Specialist00212 Bachelor's

81931008581 Female9699100100101 Male

114117117115115 Black00000 American Indian

2831342524 Asian33443 Hispanic

3241454140 White

109113113111112 Black

00000 American Indian

1618191717 Asian

33443 Hispanic

3038413637 White

1920231713 Non-Resident Alien

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME FACULTY

AGEFALL 2009-11

FALL 2011FALL 2010FALL 2009%No.%No.%No.AGE

7.91%147.91%157.91%16Over 65 yrs.

11.86%2110.17%187.34%1361-65 yrs.

33.90%6036.16%6435.59%6351-60 yrs.

26.55%4726.55%5326.55%5141-50 yrs.

15.82%2815.82%3915.82%4731-40 yrs.

3.95%73.95%33.95%1021-30 yrs.

100.00%177100.56%19297.18%200TOTAL


Source: Office of Institutional Research and Assessment

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME FACULTYSALARY STATISTICS

FALL 2011

AssistantAssociateInstructorProfessorProfessorProfessor

MINIMUM$31,675$29,996$43,978$48,711 Salary

AVERAGE39,86054,03859,63068,257 Salary

MAXIMUM62,57787,500106,340107,363 Salary

Note: Totals represent 9-month (equivalent) salaries. Leave of absences are excluded. Faculty paid on semester basis not included.

Source: Office of Academic Affairs and Office of Human Resources

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE, RESEARCH, EXTENSION AND APPLIED SCIENCES

FULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011

Tenure StatusNotTenureHighest Degree EarnedEthnicityGender

TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTAdvanced Technologies

222112 Professor13%13%7%7%13%

22222 Associate Professor13%13%13%13%

532141225 Assistant Professor20%13%7%27%7%13%13%33%

66613233 Instructor40%40%7%20%13%20%20%

1592478357123 TOTAL60%13%27%47%53%20%33%47%80%20%

Agriculture81168178 Professor

5%5%29%38%5%33%38%211222 Associate Professor

5%5%10%10%10%111011116474 Assistant Professor

48%5%52%5%29%19%33%19%0 Instructor

2112272111613156 TOTAL57%10%33%100%5%5%29%62%71%29%

Human Sciences0 Professor

2112112 Associate Professor14%14%29%14%14%29%

11111 Assistant Professor14%14%14%14%

443144 Instructor57%43%14%57%57%

76134167 TOTAL86%14%43%57%14%86%100%

104

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE, RESEARCH, EXTENSION AND APPLIED SCIENCES (CONT'D)FULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENT TOTAL

101181011810 Professor2%2%19%23%2%2%19%23%

621361524 Associate Professor5%2%7%14%2%12%5%9%

17143116287125 Assistant Professor33%7%2%37%5%19%16%28%12%

10109113637 Instructor23%21%2%2%7%14%7%16%

432751110334112262716 TOTAL63%12%26%23%77%9%2%28%60%63%37%


Source: Office Institutional Research and Assessment

105

English and Foreign Languages




TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTBiological Sciences

4441214 Professor36%36%9%18%9%36%


0 Assistant Professor

333321 Instructor27%27%27%18%9%

1132638113683 TOTAL27%18%55%27%73%9%9%27%55%73%27%

Chemistry and Physics222112 Professor

40%40%20%20%40%333312 Associate Professor


0 Instructor

55511332 TOTAL100%100%20%20%60%60%40%

11111 Professor6%6%6%6%

61564224 Associate Professor6%31%38%25%13%13%25%


6662433 Instructor38%38%13%25%19%19%

168267979610 TOTAL50%13%38%44%56%44%56%38%63%

106

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (CONT'D)FULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTFine Arts

333213 Professor21%21%14%7%21%

0 Associate Professor

44131331 Assistant Professor29%7%21%7%21%21%7%

7774352 Instructor50%50%29%21%36%14%

141138677113 TOTAL79%21%57%43%50%50%79%21%

Mass Communications0 Professor



11111 Instructor33%33%33%33%

321111321 TOTAL67%33%33%33%33%100%67%33%

Mathematical Sciences3123213 Professor

8%15%23%15%8%23%11111 Associate Professor

8%8%8%8%211222 Assistant Professor

8%8%15%15%15%77713325 Instructor

54%54%8%23%23%15%38%138237618485 TOTAL

62%15%23%54%46%8%62%31%62%38%

107

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (CONT'D)FULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTSocial Sciences

3213312 Professor18%9%27%27%9%18%


2221111 Assistant Professor18%18%9%9%9%9%

333312 Instructor27%27%27%9%18%

115243811065 TOTAL45%18%36%27%73%9%91%55%45%

TOTAL1631316457133 Professor

4%18%22%5%7%10%18%4%184141841211108 Associate Professor

5%19%25%5%1%3%15%14%11%12102021932775 Assistant Professor

14%3%0%3%1%12%4%3%10%10%7%27272773171413 Instructor

37%37%10%4%23%19%18%73379272914318112424429 TOTAL

51%12%37%40%1%59%25%1%16%58%60%40%



108

Accounting and Business Administration

Master of Business Administration




TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENT

32132121 Professor33%17%50%33%17%33%17%



0 Instructor

6331521351 TOTAL50%50%17%83%33%17%50%83%17%

211222 Professor13%13%25%25%25%



222211 Instructor25%25%25%13%13%

84222642262 TOTAL50%25%25%25%75%50%25%25%75%25%




14%14%7%21%14%14%21%7%222211 Instructor

14%14%14%7%7%14455311635113 TOTAL

29%36%36%21%79%43%21%36%79%21%



109

Education and Psychology

Health, Physical Education and Recreation





444431 Professor22%22%22%17%6%



11111 Instructor6%6%6%6%

18711011718513 TOTAL39%6%56%6%94%100%28%72%

0 Professor



666156 Instructor86%86%14%71%86%

76161167 TOTAL86%14%86%14%14%86%100%



4%16%20%20%4%16%96129927 Assistant Professor

24%4%8%36%36%8%28%77701661 Instructor

28%28%0%4%24%24%4%25132107181241213 TOTAL

52%8%40%28%72%4%96%48%52%

Notes: Percents may not add to 100% due to rounding.College for Excellence (3) included


110




TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTNursing - ASN

0 Professor


651666 Assistant Professor83%17%100%100%100%

0 Instructor

651666 TOTAL83%17%100%100%100%

Nursing - BSN0 Professor



0 Instructor

523412314 TOTAL40%60%80%20%40%60%20%80%

Nursing - MSN11111 Professor

25%25%25%25%11111 Associate Professor


25%25%25%25%25%25%50%0 Instructor

41313224 TOTAL25%75%25%75%50%50%100%

111

SCHOOL OF NURSING (CONT'D)FULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011



11111 Professor7%7%7%7%



0 Instructor

1587114411114 TOTAL53%47%73%27%27%73%7%93%



112

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY LIBRARIES



TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTUniversity Libraries

0 Professor



0 Instructor

77611616 TOTAL100%86%14%14%86%14%86%

TOTAL0 Professor



0 Instructor

77611616 TOTAL100%86%14%14%86%14%86%



113

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY SCHOOL

0

30

60

90

AREAS Arts and Sciences Business Education and Psy Nursing University Libraries

43

73

14

2515

7

FULL-TIME FACULTY

50%41%

PERCENTAGE BY SCHOOL


0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

AREAS Arts and Sciences Business Education and Psy Nursing University Libraries

25%

41%

8%13% 9%

4%

114

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME FACULTY: ACADEMIC RANK

*Average Age for Total Full-time Faculty - 51


115

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE, RESEARCH, EXTENSION AND APPLIED SCIENCES

FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTAdvanced Technologies

222112 Professor13%13%7%7%13%



66613233 Instructor40%40%7%20%13%20%20%

1592478357123 TOTAL60%13%27%47%53%20%33%47%80%20%

Agriculture71157167 Professor



29%7%36%7%7%21%21%14%0 Instructor

146261411111104 TOTAL43%14%43%100%7%7%7%79%71%29%

Human Sciences0 Professor



443144 Instructor57%43%14%57%57%

76134167 TOTAL86%14%43%57%14%86%100%

116

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE, RESEARCH, EXTENSION AND APPLIED SCIENCES (CONT'D)FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011



911791179 Professor3%3%19%25%3%3%19%25%



10109113637 Instructor28%25%3%3%8%17%8%19%

36215101026417242214 TOTAL58%14%28%28%72%11%3%19%67%61%39%



117

English and Foreign Languages




TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTBiological Sciences

4441214 Professor36%36%9%18%9%36%



333321 Instructor27%27%27%18%9%

1132638113683 TOTAL27%18%55%27%73%9%9%27%55%73%27%

Chemistry and Physics222112 Professor



0 Instructor

55511332 TOTAL100%100%20%20%60%60%40%

11111 Professor6%6%6%6%

61564224 Associate Professor6%31%38%25%13%13%25%


6662433 Instructor38%38%13%25%19%19%

168267979610 TOTAL50%13%38%44%56%44%56%38%63%

118

SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (CONT'D)FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTFine Arts

333213 Professor21%21%14%7%21%



7774352 Instructor50%50%29%21%36%14%

141138677113 TOTAL79%21%57%43%50%50%79%21%

Mass Communications0 Professor



11111 Instructor33%33%33%33%

321111321 TOTAL67%33%33%33%33%100%67%33%

Mathematical Sciences3123213 Professor

8%15%23%15%8%23%11111 Associate Professor


8%8%15%15%15%77713325 Instructor

54%54%8%23%23%15%38%138237618485 TOTAL

62%15%23%54%46%8%62%31%62%38%

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SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (CONT'D)FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTSocial Sciences

3213312 Professor18%9%27%27%9%18%


2221111 Assistant Professor18%18%9%9%9%9%

333312 Instructor27%27%27%9%18%

115243811065 TOTAL45%18%36%27%73%9%91%55%45%




14%3%3%1%12%4%3%10%10%7%27272773171413 Instructor

37%37%10%4%23%19%18%73379272914318112424429 TOTAL

51%12%37%40%1%59%25%1%16%58%60%40%



120

Accounting and Business Administration

Master of Business Administration





32132121 Professor33%17%50%33%17%33%17%



0 Instructor

6331521351 TOTAL50%50%17%83%33%17%50%83%17%

211222 Professor13%13%25%25%25%



222211 Instructor25%25%25%13%13%

84222642262 TOTAL50%25%25%25%75%50%25%25%75%25%




14%14%7%21%14%14%21%7%222211 Instructor

14%14%14%7%7%14455311635113 TOTAL

29%36%36%21%79%43%21%36%79%21%



121

Education and Psychology

Health, Physical Education and Recreation





444431 Professor22%22%22%17%6%

44444 Associate Professor22%22%22%


11111 Instructor6%6%6%6%

18711011718513 TOTAL39%6%56%6%94%100%28%72%

0 Professor



666156 Instructor86%86%14%71%86%

76161167 TOTAL86%14%86%14%14%86%100%



4%16%20%20%4%16%96129927 Assistant Professor

24%4%8%36%36%8%28%7771661 Instructor

28%28%4%24%24%4%25132107181241213 TOTAL

52%8%40%28%72%4%96%48%52%

Notes: Percents may not add to 100% due to rounding.College for Excellence (3) included


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TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleDEPARTMENTNursing - ASN

0 Professor


651666 Assistant Professor83%17%100%100%100%

0 Instructor

651666 TOTAL83%17%100%100%100%

Nursing - BSN0 Professor

11111 Associate Professor20%20%20%


0 Instructor

523412314 TOTAL40%60%80%20%40%60%20%80%

Nursing - MSN11111 Professor



25%25%25%25%25%25%50%0 Instructor

41313224 TOTAL25%75%25%75%50%50%100%

123

SCHOOL OF NURSING (CONT'D)FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2011



11111 Professor7%7%7%7%



0 Instructor

1587114411114 TOTAL53%47%73%27%27%73%7%93%



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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY

FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY UNIVERSITYFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleSCHOOLAgriculture and Applied Sciences

911791179 Professor1%1%4%6%1%1%4%6%



10109113637 Instructor6%6%1%1%2%4%2%4%

36215101026417242214 TOTAL13%3%6%6%16%2%1%4%15%13%9%

Arts and Sciences1631316457133 Professor



6%1%1%1%6%2%1%4%4%3%27272773171413 Instructor

17%17%4%2%10%9%8%73379272914318112424429 TOTAL

23%6%17%18%1%26%11%1%7%26%27%18%

Business53254141 Professor



1%1%1%2%1%1%2%1%222211 Instructor

1%1%1%1%1%14455311635113 TOTAL

2%3%3%2%7%4%2%3%7%2%

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UNIVERSITY (CONT'D)FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY UNIVERSITYFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleSCHOOLEducation and Psychology

444431 Professor2%2%2%2%1%



7771661 Instructor4%4%1%4%4%1%

25132107181241213 TOTAL8%1%6%4%11%1%15%7%8%

Nursing11111 Professor



5%2%7%2%6%1%7%0 Instructor

1587114411114 TOTAL5%4%7%2%2%7%1%9%


1%4%17%21%6%1%3%12%18%4%34262634414251618 Associate Professor

1%4%16%21%2%1%2%15%10%11%48348615132107312127 Assistant Professor

21%5%4%9%1%20%6%4%19%13%17%464600451816312422 Instructor

28%28%5%1%4%19%15%13%163832159601102323221069073 TOTAL

51%13%36%37%1%63%20%2%13%65%55%45%



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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL* FACULTY

SALARY STATISTICSFALL 2011

AssistantAssociateInstructorProfessorProfessorProfessor

MINIMUM$31,675$33,202$43,978$48,711 Salary

AVERAGE39,86055,79459,63068,082 Salary

MAXIMUM62,57787,500106,340107,363 Salary

*Major (more than 50%) regular assignment is instruction

Note: Totals represent 9-month (equivalent) salaries. Leave of absences are excluded. Faculty paid on semester basis not included.

Source: Office of Academic Affairs and Office of Human Resources

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FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY SCHOOL

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY

0

30

60

90

AREAS Arts and Sciences Business Education and Psychology Nursing

36

73

14

25

15

FULL-TIME FACULTY


0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

AREAS Arts and Sciences Business Education and Psychology Nursing

22%

45%

9%

15%

9%

PERCENTAGE BY SCHOOL

128


BY UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY: PERCENTAGE

Note: Percents may not add to 100% due for rounding


129

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY

FULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY UNIVERSITYFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleSCHOOLAgriculture and Applied Sciences

101181011810 Professor1%1%5%6%1%1%5%6%



10109113637 Instructor6%5%1%1%2%3%2%4%

432751110334112262716 TOTAL15%3%6%6%19%2%1%7%15%15%9%

Arts and Sciences1631316457133 Professor



6%1%1%1%5%2%1%4%4%3%27272773171413 Instructor

15%15%4%2%10%8%7%73379272914318112424429 TOTAL

21%5%15%16%1%24%10%1%7%24%25%16%

Business53254141 Professor



1%1%1%2%1%1%2%1%222211 Instructor

1%1%1%1%1%14455311635113 TOTAL

2%3%3%2%6%3%2%3%6%2%

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UNIVERSITY (CONT'D)FULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY UNIVERSITYFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleSCHOOLEducation and Psychology

444431 Professor2%2%2%2%1%



7771661 Instructor4%4%1%3%3%1%

25132107181241213 TOTAL7%1%6%4%10%1%14%7%7%

Nursing11111 Professor



5%2%6%2%5%1%6%0 Instructor

1587114411114 TOTAL5%4%6%2%2%6%1%8%

University Libraries0 Professor



0 Instructor

77611616 TOTAL4%3%1%1%3%1%3%

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UNIVERSITY (CONT'D)FULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE BY UNIVERSITYFALL 2011


TOTALTenure TrackTrackTenureBachelorMasterSpecialistProfessionalDoctoralWhiteHispanicAsianBlackMaleFemaleSCHOOL TOTAL

36172836101520306 Professor1%4%16%20%6%1%3%11%17%3%

34262634414251618 Associate Professor1%3%15%19%2%1%2%14%9%10%

6140813211391013382635 Assistant Professor23%5%7%12%1%22%6%7%21%15%20%

4646451816312422 Instructor26%25%1%5%1%3%18%14%12%

177892167661110323281149681 TOTAL50%12%38%37%1%62%18%2%16%64%54%46%



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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFULL-TIME FACULTY: PERCENTAGE

BY UNIVERSITY


133

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYADJUNCT/OVERLOAD FACULTY SALARIES

BY DEPARTMENTFALL 2009 - 2011

201120102009 SALARYNO. SALARYNO. SALARYNO.DEPARTMENT

$33,00015$15,4007$51,00010Department of Advanced Technologies

$2,2001Department of Agriculture

17,600824,198934,0008Department of Biological Sciences

13,933719,0003School of Business

11,00059,531636,0008Department of Chemistry & Physics

23,4582625,6582738,00424Academic Support Services

4,40023,0001Department of Communications

116,60041116,20040158,00030Department of Education & Psychology

Department of English and Foreign

28,600136,600332,0009 Languages

22,00088,800411,0003Department of Fine Arts

30,800826,400936,0008Department of HPER

26,40064,4001Department of Human Sciences

2,200117,600826,0007Department of Mathematical Sciences

15,00043,0001School of Nursing

39,6001224,200723,0005Department of Social Sciences

6,60034,4002Ayers-Pre-Professional

$393,391160$286,387124$467,004116TOTAL

Note: Salaries are estimates based on Fall Term reporting

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TUITION

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYANNUAL COST OF ATTENDANCE

2011-12

Undergraduate and Graduate Full-Time Tuition, Required Fees,and Room and Board

Undergraduates GraduatesFull-time Enrolled >= 12 hrs. Full-time Enrolled >= 9 hrs.

In-State Tuition: $5,256 $5,256 Required Fees: $0 $0Out-of-State Tuition: $5,256 $5,256 Required Fees: $7,658 $7,658Room and Board:(on-campus) $7,592 $7,592Room Only: (on-campus) $5,150 $5,150Board Only: (on-campusmeal plan) $2,442 $2,442

Undergraduates GraduatesFull-time Enrolled >= 12 hrs. Full-time Enrolled >= 9 hrs.

In-State Tuition: $5,256 $5,256 Required Fees: $0 $0Out-of-State Tuition: $5,256 $5,256 Required Fees: $7,658 $7,658

Undergraduate and Graduate per-credit-hour Charges

Undergraduates GraduatesPer semester hour Per semester hour

In-State Tuition: $219 $292Out-of-State Tuition: $538 $717

Meal Plan: Commuting students have the option of purchasing a meal plan for $1,221 per semester.

Source: Office of Finance and Administrative Services

BOARDING

COMMUTING

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FULL-TIME TUITION (PER SEMESTER)FALL 2011 - SPRING 2012



$9,000

$9,500

$10,000

$10,500

$11,000

Hiram Revels Honors Dorm New Dorms A, B,C, D

$9,586 $9,642

$10,253

$9,586 $9,642

$10,253

BOARDING (Main Campus) - OUT-OF-STATEUNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE

$5,000

$5,500

$6,000

$6,500

$7,000

Hiram Revels Honors Dorm New Dorms A, B,C, D

$5,757 $5,813

$6,424

$5,757 $5,813

$6,424

BOARDING (Main Campus) - IN-STATEUNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE

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FINANCIAL

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYCURRENT FUNDS REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES SUMMARY

FY 2009

% of Educ.& GeneralTotalRestrictedUnrestricted

REVENUES22.68%$17,192,790$17,192,790Tuition & Fees38.45%29,146,17329,146,173State Appropriations

Government Grants & Contracts28.90%21,909,487$21,547,718361,769 Federal4.95%3,752,7613,752,761 State

30,66030,660 Local1.40%1,058,2771,058,277Private Gifts, Grants, & Contracts0.99%750,903750,903Sales & Services of Educational Activities2.60%1,971,0401,3381,969,702Other Sources

99.96%75,812,09126,390,75449,421,337Total Educational & General Revenues8,250,4878,250,487Auxiliary Enterprises

84,062,57826,390,75457,671,824 TOTAL REVENUES


EXPENDITURES23.53%17,756,5251,107,37816,649,147Instruction10.19%7,689,3765,600,0692,089,307Research6.48%4,888,6582,823,2482,065,411Public Service8.36%6,308,602424,0485,884,554Academic Support6.81%5,142,314664,4414,477,873Student Services

15.62%11,788,0635,910,9855,877,078Institutional Support9.49%7,163,400171,0066,992,394Operation & Maintenance of Plant

19.51%14,724,0339,698,6615,025,372Scholarships & Fellowships0.00%0Mandatory Transfers

100.00%75,460,97126,399,83649,061,136Total Educational & General Expenditures8,093,5268,093,526Auxiliary Enterprises

$83,554,497$26,399,836$57,154,662 TOTAL EXPENDITURES



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FY 2010



Government Grants & Contracts32.04%25,031,450$24,727,765303,685 Federal4.65%3,632,8413,632,841 State

Local0.65%509,604509,604Private Gifts, Grants, & Contracts1.48%1,155,6661,155,666Sales & Services of Educational Activities1.46%1,138,939-3491,139,288Other Sources

100.00%78,132,80328,869,86149,262,942Total Educational & General Revenues9,034,7779,034,777Auxiliary Enterprises

87,167,58028,869,86158,297,719 TOTAL REVENUES


EXPENDITURES22.05%16,986,3501,122,05215,864,298Instruction10.40%8,009,4006,010,9461,998,454Research6.75%5,198,9153,030,3892,168,526Public Service8.61%6,629,546455,1606,174,386Academic Support6.48%4,988,148713,1914,274,957Student Services

14.86%11,445,7836,944,3184,501,465Institutional Support10.61%8,171,428183,5537,987,875Operation & Maintenance of Plant20.24%15,591,78410,410,2515,181,533Scholarships & Fellowships0.00%Mandatory Transfers


85,368,436$28,869,860$56,498,576 TOTAL EXPENDITURES



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FY 2011



Government Grants & Contracts35.97%29,748,625$29,360,073388,552 Federal0.64%531,859531,859 State

Local0.22%182,470182,470Private Gifts, Grants, & Contracts1.43%1,185,9161,185,916Sales & Services of Educational Activities4.10%3,391,275423,391,233Other Sources

100.00%82,701,76530,074,44452,627,321Total Educational & General Revenues11,639,53611,639,536Auxiliary Enterprises94,341,30130,074,44464,266,857 TOTAL REVENUES


EXPENDITURES20.78%16,206,762982,61315,224,149Instruction10.97%8,558,9046,341,7042,217,200Research6.88%5,363,4322,886,1282,477,304Public Service8.07%6,295,574202,1166,093,458Academic Support6.77%5,280,121624,7694,655,352Student Services

10.97%8,555,0173,471,8805,083,137Institutional Support8.39%6,548,1357,2286,540,907Operation & Maintenance of Plant

27.18%21,200,44915,558,0065,642,443Scholarships & FellowshipsMandatory Transfers


86,311,171$30,074,444$56,236,727 TOTAL EXPENDITURES



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FISCAL YEAR 2011


141

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYTOTAL OPERATING BUDGETS

5-YEAR PROFILE

2011-20122010-20112009-20102008-20092007-2008FISCAL YEARS

$16,121,421$15,201,879$17,017,979$18,059,249$22,613,257Instruction

9,029,4699,258,6129,134,4849,894,37310,406,698Research

5,668,3434,539,9035,463,3855,130,0446,382,416Public Service

7,503,3096,549,2266,870,6678,082,0194,262,831Academic Support

5,714,3545,659,2596,069,5555,724,2694,990,828Student Services

11,386,4479,851,4789,646,37412,295,93310,852,318Institutional Support

6,086,4886,238,1646,352,9086,762,3436,523,384Operation & Maintenance

22,386,41219,038,57818,417,20114,480,00112,607,031Scholarships & Fellowships

11,211,90510,341,6118,330,8208,172,9388,429,512Auxiliary & Other

$95,108,149$86,678,710$87,303,371$88,601,169$87,068,275 TOTAL


Source: Office of Finance and Administrative Services/IHL

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ALUMNI

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYMAILABLE ALUMNI

2011

NumberLocationNumberLocation

1 to 100, cont'd.OVER 5000:

12Kansas11,747Mississippi34Kentucky1Maine

99Maryland401 to 800:9Massachusetts

13Minnesota587Illinois1Montana742Louisiana9Nebraska554Texas

13Nevada23New Jersey1New Mexico201 to 400:

56New York50North Carolina201Alabama

100Ohio234California18Oklahoma323Georgia1Ontario*250Michigan3Oregon318Tennessee

16Pennsylvania1Russia*

30South Carolina101 to 200:1South Dakota1Utah120Florida1Vermont115Missouri3Virgin Islands

83Virginia26Washington1 to 100:4West Virginia

82Wisconsin3Alaska1Wyoming19Arizona

68Arkansas7Armed Forces Africa2Armed Forces Pacific4Australia*5Canada*

25Colorado6Connecticut

NumberLocation7Delaware11,747MS32District of Columbia4,387Non-MS/USA1Guam

11Foreign Countries*4Hawaii75Indiana

16,145TOTAL4Iowa

Source: Office of Alumni Relations

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RESIDENCE OF UNIVERSITY ALUMNI2011

States and U.S. Possessions 16,125 (Including Alaska, Guam, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands) Armed Forces Europe 7 Canada 5 Armed Forces Pacific 2 Ontario 1 Australia 4 Russia 1

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYALUMNI GEOGRAPHIC SUMMARY

2011

%No.

72.8%11,747Mississippi

27.2%4,387Other U.S.

0.1%11Foreign Countries

100.0%16,145Total Alumni

Source: Office of Alumni Relations

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYPUBLIC AND PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS

2010-2011

$301,917.84Alumni

$149,758.98Friends

$385,871.31Foundations

$523,113.96Businesses &Corporations

$128,588.91Organizations

$246,376.00Investments

$1,735,627.00TOTAL

Source: ASU Annual Foundation Report

Endowment as of June 30, 2011$15,144,309.00

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RESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYRESEARCH AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS

July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2011

FY 2011FY 2010FY 2009FUNDING DISTRIBUTION - COLLEGE/DIVISION$1,115,000$1,282,700$1,698,610Office of Community Development22,198,79419,873,74717,286,123School of Agricultures, Research, Extension and Applied Science2,133,8331,961,9682,891,923School of Arts and Sciences

119,248109,2480School of Business290,783608,796648,616School of Education and Psycholog683,134692,986674,431School of General College for Excellenc738,000738,0000School of Graduate Studies122,711110,559142,559School of Nursing

3,420,3823,126,6223,157,124Title III Strengthening Institutional Program

$30,821,885$28,504,626$26,499,386 TOTAL FUNDING

FY 2011FY 2010FY 2009FUNDING SOURCEFEDERAL

$305,487$0$0Corporation for Public Broadcasting08,000National Aeronautics and Space Administratio

97,603National Endowment for the Humantitie358,07696,180321,993National Institutes of Health88,00081,8010National Science Foundatio

200,000398,720200,000Nuclear Regulatory Commissio010,00010,000SAMSHA

14,218,65913,914,69111,937,424U.S. Department of Agriculture00205,601U.S. Department of Commerce

2,855,8442,849,1172,894,981U.S. Department of Defense 4,806,5164,502,8503,991,753U.S. Department of Education

898,484109,2480U.S. Department of Energy579,883264,920244,928U.S. Department of Health and Human Services917,4761,107,5001,149,208U.S. Department of Homeland Securit495,000495,000894,150U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developme400,00015,12015,120U.S. Department of Interior

1,520,3921,520,3921,520,392U.S. Department of Justice65,00000U.S. Department of Transportatio

000U.S. Environmental Protection Agency1,807,2281,557,228987,228U.S. Small Business Administration

20,00000United Negro College Fund

$29,633,648$26,922,767$24,380,778 TOTAL FEDERALSTATE, PRIVATE, CORPORATE, AND OTHER SOURCES

$438,298$169,352$196,976State of Mississippi Agencies54,750030,501Private/Corporate Business and Industr

188,011127,304188,561Foundations and Non-Profit Group000Local Governments0815,6951,610,965Other State Governments

447,347171,02441,605Other In-State Universities59,831298,48450,000Other Out-of-State Universities

$1,188,237$1,581,859$2,118,608 TOTAL STATE, PRIVATE, CORPORATE AND OTHER SOURCES

$30,821,885$28,504,626$26,499,386 TOTAL FUNDINGFY 2009 - these awards supported a total of 101 projects

FY 2010 - these awards supported a total of 88 projects

FY 2011 - these awards supported a total of 103 projects

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYFUNDING SOURCEFISCAL YEAR 2011

Source: Office of Sponsored Programs

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LIBRARY

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY LIBRARY

RESOURCES, CIRCULATION & INTERLIBRARY LOANS

COLLECTION/2010-112009-102008-09TRANSACTIONS

366,116297,216295,082Volumes

182,517182,169181,169Titles

Government Documents363,034350,636343,855 Units

587,556587,496587,440Physical Units of Microform

5,5563,2435,807Circulation of Materials

Audiovisuals20,26420,26419,208 Units

Interlibrary Loans:635771 Provided

12625186 Received

Source: University Libraries

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY LIBRARY

BUDGET AND EXPENDITURES

2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

$529,803$1,552,557$1,601,238Budget

$529,803$1,537,578$1,567,769Expenditures

Source: University Libraries

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PHYSICAL PLANT ASSETS

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYPHYSICAL PLANT ASSETS

FY 2009 - 2011

TOTALEQUIPMENTBUILDINGSLANDYEAR

$106,457,885$13,969,731$91,608,864$879,2902009

$142,120,598$28,115,574$113,125,734$879,2902010

$138,769,402$28,835,823$109,054,289$879,2902011

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SPECIAL INTEREST

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY SORORITY AND FRATERNITY MEMBERSHIP

ACADEMIC YEAR 2011-2012

SORORITIESColorsNicknameMembersName

Pink/GreenIvy/Frog20!5!Alpha Kappa AlphaCrimson/CremeElephant581E)Delta Sigma ThetaRoyal Blue/GoldPoodle6C'GSigma Gamma RhoBlue/WhiteKitten/Dove19%M-Zeta Phi Beta

FRATERNITIESColorsNicknameMembersName

Black/GoldApe33!M!Alpha Phi AlphaKrimson/KremeRabbit21Q!5Kappa Alpha PsiPurple/GoldDog8MQSOmega Psi PhiBlue/WhiteDove19G%MPhi Beta Sigma

Source: Office of Student Activities

The Alcorn State University Greek System is composed of foursororities and four fraternities. Students who meet specified

requirements may be considered for membership. As ofMay 31, 2012, the sororities had 103 members and

the fraternities had 81 members.

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ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYSORORITY AND FRATERNITY MEMBERSHIP

Academic 2011-2012

Source: Office of Student Activities

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CAPITAL FACILITIES

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITYANNUAL CAPITAL FACILITIES

2012ASSIGNABLEGROSSBUILDING

SQ. FT.SQ. FT.NO.BUILDING NAME

ACADEMIC28,46732,9336Bowles Hall25,66047,02371Cora S. Balmat School of Nursing

125,180136,17057David L. Whitney HPER Complex25,95628,16719E. Albert Dumas Hall23,00033,79316Eunice Powell Hall22,63927,28634Fine Arts Building30,12337,43090Jessie A. Morris/W.C. Boykin Ag. Science Bldg.

62,757145Math and Science Building18,76622,64620Mechanical Arts Building1,8001,800126W.K. Kellogg Nursing Center

49,76780,00170Walter Washington Admin/ Classroom Building351,358510,006 TOTAL

ACADEMIC SUPPORT26,19229,22691Albert L. Lott Hall3,9305,37693Dorm II2,3092,69617Dorothy Gordon Gray Home Mgmt. House

15,00016,9547Harmon Hall6,9751Presidents House

4,0366,53583Rowan Hall2,2412,7752Rowan Model House

53,70870,537 TOTAL

ACADEMIC/RESEARCH24,59342,272178Biotechnology Building19,55226,421NAEcology Building40,11266,36661K.L. Simmons, Sr. Industrial Technology84,257135,059 TOTAL

AUXILIARY7,4868,949NAAmenities Building

41,95849,363177Dr. Clinton Bristow Dining Facility60,00065,35933James L. Bolden Campus Union6,0006,50011Laundry

115,444130,171 TOTAL

LIBRARY93,716100,66447J.D. Boyd Library93,716100,664 TOTAL

OTHER20,00020,000176Baseball Stadium3,2843,861114Belle Lettres Hall

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OTHER (CONT'D)26,28033,52818E.E. Simmons Gymnasium13,29718,83230Felix H. Dunn Infirmiry

255300132Gazebo4,7064,706174HL Parker

16,06498,366142Jack Spinks Stadium16,95419,3208Lanier Hall1,2003,850175New Water Treatment Plant

19,80020,8323Oakland Chapel2,2002,400161Office Building

13,40717,773144Physical Plant Building6,1019,101147Safety Center (Fire/Police Dept.)

100100149Security Check Point #28009879Service Station

6,5179,75682Stadium Dressing Facility1,0361,036NAStorage Builing Nursing 7,5007,500148Vehicle Storage Facility

392392143Welcome Center Building159,893272,640 TOTAL

RESEARCH6,0006,30046Aquaculture Center1,0581,245137Biological Research Buidling 2,0002,45258Biology Lab1,2001,20029Boar and Sow Pen2,9203,560129Broiler House3,1213,121121Dairy Addition #23,9874,964133David C. Carter Diary2,4002,400167Equipment Shed

36,90049,867145Extension & Research Building6,0006,30048Farrowing House

18,00018,000168Farrowing House1,4641,830130Feed Building3,1213,121123Feed Mill3,2003,200169Genetic Pig Lab9,3009,60089Hay Barn3,1533,153141Horiculture Green House3,1533,153141Horiculture Green House3,1063,655128Laying Building

15,62315,623123Luther Alexander/E.S. Burke Poultry Lab11,20011,200159Metal Feed Storage Bldg.1,8002,34610Microbial Poultry Lab3,3823,38241New Dairy Barn8,0008,000171Old Farrowing House6,1716,171140Orchard Building5,2456,171140Orchard Building

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RESEARCH (CONT'D)2,0702,436127Processing Building1,0001,00096Range Shed

400400138Range Shed400400139Range Shed400420100Silo (14 x 30) S-1

5,5005,50099Stock Barn12,00012,000163Swine Feed Floor #112,00012,000164Swine Feed Floor #212,00012,000165Swine Feed Floor #38,0008,000166Swine Nursery Barn

800800170Swine Shed6,8598,070160Vegetable Processing Plant1,2201,22087Vegetable Shed

224,153244,260 TOTAL

RESIDENTIAL4,8846,72021Apartment B3,2564,53622Apartment C

47,96852,76444Burrus Hall720800118Cottage 20720800NACottage 21720800NACottage 22720800NACottage 23

1,3371,574123Cottage 241,3371,574154Cottage 261,1571,30072Cottage D-11,1571,30076Cottage D-101,2181,218104Cottage D-111,2181,218105Cottage D-121,2181,218106Cottage D-131,2181,218107Cottage D-141,2181,218108Cottage D-15

9041,218NACottage D-161,1571,30073Cottage D-21,1571,30074Cottage D-31,1571,30075Cottage D-41,1571,30077Cottage D-51,1571,30078Cottage D-61,1571,30079Cottage D-71,1571,30080Cottage D-81,1571,30081Cottage D-93,9305,37695Dorm III

37,81344,486162Honors Dormitory8,0008,493134Matt Thomas Faculty Garden AA

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RESIDENTIAL (CONT'D)8,0008,493135Matt Thomas Faculty Garden AB8,0008,493136Matt Thomas Faculty Garden AC8,0008,49350Matt Thomas Faculty Garden AD

42,94058,052NANew Female Residence Hall A42,94058,052NANew Female Residence Hall B46,69263,292NANew Female Residence Hall C47,45764,004NANew Female Residence Hall D5,3005,500146New President's Home

23,50127,649146Nursing School Dorm15,62315,62342Revels Hall37,00038,64640Robinson Hall

415,422505,328 TOTAL

1,497,9511,968,665 TOTAL SQ. FT.

Source: Office of Facilities Management

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