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PART I: QUALITATIVE INFORMATION

  1. Assessment
  2. Active student learning opportunities: All students conduct, present and write up independent research in the capstone course (SOC 4900).
  3. Strategies to improve P-16 teaching and learning: Sociology/Anthropology participate in the Social Science Teacher Certification Program.
  4. Collaborative activities with business/industry: None reported.
  5. Pass rates on any professional/ occupational licensure exams: NA
  6. Faculty and Student Achievements

PART II: QUANTITATIVE INFORMATION
SOC Data Spreadsheet (Excel)

  1. Enrollment: Undergraduate: 222
  2. Degrees: Undergraduate: 66
  3. Student Major Statistics
    • Full-time students: 210
    • Part-time students: 12
    • Diversity: 33
    • ACT: 20.41
    • GPA: 2.64
  4. Faculty Statistics
    • Total faculty headcount: 13
    • Total FTE faculty: 11.13
    • Full-time faculty: 11
    • Part-time faculty: 2
    • # faculty on leave: 0
    • Total tenured/tenure track faculty: 7
    • Faculty break down by rank:
      1. Professor: 4
      2. Associate: 1
      3. Assistant: 5
    • # w/Terminal degrees: 10
    • Total annually-contracted faculty: 3
      1. # w/Terminal degrees: 0
    • Non-negotiated part-time faculty: 0
    • Gender: 7 females, 6 males
    • Diversity: 1
  5. Credit Hour Production - Anthropology Total: 1,923
  6. Credit Hour Production - Sociology Total: 9,539
  7. Discipline cost per credit hour by level: $190.99
  8. Direct Cost Per Credit Hour Total: $70.37
  9. Freshman-Sophomore Retention Rate: 78%
  10. Average Actual Hours to Degree: 130
  11. Required Hours to Degree: 120