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Overview of College of Social Sciences Academic Departments Data Fall 2011 update

Overview of College of Social Sciences Academic Departments Data Fall 2011 update. Presentation to COSS Chairs Meeting COSS Dean’s staff September 7, 2011. Degree Programs in College of Social Sciences (as of August 2011). Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Anthropology Mass Communications

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Overview of College of Social Sciences Academic Departments Data Fall 2011 update

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  1. Overview of College of Social Sciences Academic Departments DataFall 2011 update Presentation to COSS Chairs Meeting COSS Dean’s staff September 7, 2011

  2. Degree Programs in College of Social Sciences (as of August 2011) • Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) • Anthropology • Mass Communications • Political Science • Psychology • Bachelor of Science (B.S.) • Criminology • Political Science • Sociology • Master of Arts (M.A.) • Criminology • Psychology • Sociology • Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) • Master of Science in Urban and Regional Planning • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Psychology

  3. COURSE ENROLLMENT NUMBERS –Spring and Summer 2011

  4. Spring 2011 Classes - COSS

  5. Spring 2011 Classes by Department

  6. Spring 2011 Classes by Department

  7. Summer 2011 Classes - COSS

  8. Summer 2011 Classes by Department

  9. Summer 2011 Classes by Department

  10. COURSE ENROLLMENT NUMBERS –Fall 2011 *Note – not final (as of 8/29/11)

  11. Fall 2011 Classes - COSS

  12. Fall 2011 Classes by Department

  13. Fall 2011 Classes by Department

  14. UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE LEVEL GRADUATION NUMBERS

  15. Spring and Summer 2011 UWG Graduates by College Note: First major only; tabulated from CA1665

  16. Spring and Summer 2011 Graduates by Department Note: First major only; tabulated from CA1665

  17. UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE LEVEL ENROLLMENT DATA

  18. Five Year (06-07 to 10-11) UWG Total Students by Classification Note – Rounded numbers may not equal total

  19. Spring 2011 UWG Total Students by College and Classification

  20. UWG Change 2004-05 to 2010-11 • 2004-05 = 9,917 (8,008 undergraduates, 1,909 graduates) • 2010-11 = 10,828 (9,302 undergraduates, 1,526 graduates) • Growth of 9.2% total between 04-05 to 10-11 • Growth of 16.2% in undergraduates between 04-05 to 10-11 • Decline of 20.1% in graduates between 04-05 to 10-11 NOTE: Unofficial Fall 2011 numbers are significantly up for UGs and Grads

  21. DEPARTMENTAL STUDENT DATA – Majors and Graduates

  22. ANTHROPOLOGY

  23. MAJORS (2004-05 THROUGH 2010-11 ACADEMIC YEARS)*Fall/Spring average

  24. Averages:2004-05 = 34 2010-11 = 92 Should have 40 majors if comparable growth at UWG undergrad rate f/ 04-05 to 10-11

  25. GRADUATES (2000-2010)*Annual total

  26. CRIMINOLOGY

  27. MAJORS (2004-05 THROUGH 2010-11 ACADEMIC YEARS)*Fall/Spring average

  28. Averages: 2004-05 = 184 2010-11 = 257 Should have 214 majors if comparable growth at UWG undergrad rate f/ 04-05 to 10-11

  29. Averages: 2007-08 = 1 2010-11 = 16

  30. GRADUATES (2000-2010)*Annual total

  31. NOTE: Crim MA = 4 graduates in 2010 (first year of grads)

  32. MASS COMMUNICATIONS

  33. MAJORS (2004-2005 THROUGH 2010-11 ACADEMIC YEARS)*Fall/Spring average

  34. Averages: 2004-05 = 215 2010-11 = 361 Should have 250 majors if comparable growth at UWG undergrad rate f/ 04-05 to 10-11

  35. GRADUATES (2000-2010)*Annual total

  36. POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PLANNING

  37. MAJORS (2004-2005 THROUGH 2010-11 ACADEMIC YEARS)*Fall/Spring average

  38. Should have 217 majors if comparable growth at UWG undergrad rate f/ 04-05 to 10-11

  39. Averages: 2004-05 = 21 2010-11 = 28

  40. GRADUATES (2000-2010)*Annual total

  41. Note: 5 Public Management certificate graduates in 2010

  42. PSYCHOLOGY

  43. MAJORS (2004-2005 THROUGH 2010-11 ACADEMIC YEARS)*Fall/Spring average

  44. Averages: 2004-05 = 393 2010-11 = 502.5 Should have 457 majors if comparable growth at UWG undergrad rate f/ 04-05 to 10-11

  45. Averages: 2004-05 = 65 2010-11 = 78

  46. Averages: 2008-09 = 9 2010-11 = 23

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