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Blinn College Fact Book BLINN COLLEGE FACT BOOK -PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY 1993-94 J. Calarco TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES U.S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)" Once of Educational Researchand improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCESINFORMATION CENTERNERIC, ..N:Ns document hasbeen teotoctuced as eCehved from crgnalIng r OPDyson of otgahtaDan C Itatnot changes have been madeto mo,tave reotoduchonOuaIty Pants of vew or 00.n.OnS staled n rn.sdoc,, ment do not necessary represent ottc of OERI Dosa.on o,oo,Cy jaBLINN COLLEGE Office of Institutional Research and Effectiveness October 1994 7.7,Q717 AV r'Q 4 1_;; 1 BLINN COLLEGE FACT BOOK Atie BLINN COLLEGE October 1994 ADMINISTRATION Blinn College Board of Trustees Term Represents Name/Title Expires Precinct # Dr. Henry J. Boehm, Jr. 5-1998 3 President Mr. Atwood C. Kenjura 5-2000 At Large Vice President Mrs. Sudie Schaer Stark 5-1998 2 Secretary/Treasurer Mr. L.J. Lacina 5-2000 At Large Mr. Norwood Lange 5-1996 1 Mr. Leon B. Toubin 5-1996 4 Mr. Steve M. Westbrook 5-2000 At Large Executive Council Dr. Donald E, Voelter President Mr. John D. Barkman Executive Vice President Ms. Pamela D. Anglin Vice President Business Services Dr. Ronald L. Johnston Vice Prs'sident Academic Affairs Dr. Donald R. Stafford Vice President Student Services Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Dr. James F. Calarco Director, Institutional Research & Effectiveness Mrs. Linda K. Reimer Research Assistant Ms, Rose M. Vinklarek Secretary 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Preface SECTION I: INTRODUCTION Background of Two-Year Colleges in Texas 1-3 Texas Public Community/Junior College Districts 4 AI Texas Community College DistrictsGRAPHIC 5 SECTION II: GENERAL INFORMATION Blinn Col!:.;e Organization byFunctions- CHART 7 Blinn College Organization byPersonnelCentral Administration - CHART 8 Blinn College Organization byPersonnelVice President Academic Affairs - CHART 9 Blinn College Organization byPersonnelVice President Administration and Planning CHART 10 Blinn College Organization byPersonnel- Executive Vice President Fiscal Affairs - CHART 11 Blinn College Organization byPersonnelVice President Student ServicesCHART 12 Blinn College Organization byPersonnelBrazos County Off-Campus Site Organiiation - CHART 13 Blinn College Organization by Personnel - Occupational Education Programs - CHART 14 Blinn College Title Nomenclature and Rank for Administrative PersonnelCHART 15 Blinn College LibraryCatalogued and Classified Volumes, Audiovisual Materials 16 Blinn College LibraryCirculation Statistics 17 Blinn College Library - GRAPHNet HoldingsCirculation Statistics 18 Blinn College Library - Brenham and Bryan Gate Counts GRAPH & TABLE 19 SECTION III: ENROLLMENT DATA Fall & Spring Enrollment Growth GRAPH 21 Enrollment Growth by Semester - Academic Years 1982-1994 GRAPH 22 Enrollment Growth by Semester - Academic Years 1982-1994 23 1981-1993 Fall Semester Enrollment - GRAPH 24 1992-1994 Spring Semester Enrollment - GRAPH 25 1993 Fall EnrollmentsBlinn & Comparable College DistrictsGRAPH 26 1992-1993 Fall Headcount Enrollments 27 Blinn College Fall Enrollment 1930-1993GRAPH 28 Blinn College Fall Enrollment 1883-1993 29 Enrollment Calculations for 1993 Fall Semester 30 Enrollment Summary for 1991-93 Fall Semesters by Campus 31 Enrollment Calculations for 1994 Spring Semester 32 Enrollment Summary for 1992-94 Spring Semesters by Campus 33 Enrollment Calculations for 1994 Summer Session I 34 Enrollment Summary for 1992-94 Summer Session I by Campus 35 Enrollment Calculations for 1994 Summer Session II 36 Enrollment Summary for 1992-94 Summer Session 11 by Campus 37 Student FTE's Academic Years 198-1 1994TABLE & GRAPH 38 Texas Public Community/Junior Colleges - 1993 Fall Semester Credit Hours and FTE's 39 Contact Hours for 1989-1993 Fall SemestersBrenham and Brazos County CampusesGRAPH 40 Page SECTION III: ENROLLMENT DATA (cont.) Distribution of Student Head Count, Credit Hours & Contact Hours for Fall Semesters of 1989-93 41 Credit and Contact Hours by Division - Academic Year 1990-1991 42 Credit and Contact Hours by Division - Academic Year 1991-1992 43 Credit and Contact Hours by Division - Academic Year 1992-1993 44 Credit and Contact Hours by DivisionAcademic Year 1993-1994 45 Duplicated Enrollment by DivisionAcademic Year 1991-1994 46 Duplicated Enrollment - Applied Arts - Business and Computer Science- Academic Years 1991-1994 47 Duplicated Enrollment - Developmental Education - Fine ArtsAcademic Years 1991-1994 48 Duplicated Enrollment- Health and KinesiologyHumanitiesAcademic Years 1991-1994 49 Duplicated EnrollmentMathematics and Engineering - Natural ScienceAcademic Years 1991-1994 50 Duplicated EnrollmentOccupational Education - Academic Years 1991-1994 51 'Duplicated Enrollment - Social Science - Academic Years 1991-1994 52 Developmental Education Contact Hours for 1993 Fall Semester 53 Developmental Education Class Enrollment1989-1993 Fall Semesters - TABLE & GRAPH 54 Developmental Education Class Enrollment - 1990-1994 Spring Semesters - TABLE & GRAPH 55 Average Class Size by Discipline - GRAPH - Agriculture - Engineering. 56 Average Class Size by Discipline1989-93 Fall SemestersAgricultureEngineering 57 Average Class Size byDiscipline GRAPH EnglishMath 58 Average Class Size byDiscipline1989-93 Fall SemestersEnglish - Math 59 Average Class Size byDiscipline - GRAPH - Music - Social Sciences 60 Average Class Size byDiscipline - 1989-93 Fall SemestersMusicCampus Totals 61 Average Class Size byCampus - 1988-92 Fall Semesters GRAPH 62 Average Class Size byDiscipline1990-94 Spring Semesters - Agriculture - English 63 Average Class Size byDiscipline - 1990-94 Spring Semesters - Foreign Language- Natural Science 64 Average Class Size byDiscipline - 1990-94 Spring SemestersOccupational EducationCampus Totals 65 Student Course Load -1993 Fall SemesterGRAPH 66 Student Course Load1993 Fall Semester 67 SECTION IV: STUDENT DATA Student Characteristics, Fall, 1993 - GRAPH 69 Student Profile SummaryFall, 1990-1993 70 Student Profile SummarySpring, 1991-1994 71 Student ProfilFimmary - Summer I, 1991-1994 72 Student Prof.,: aummary - Summer II, 1991-1994 73 Average Course Load - 1982-1993 Fall SemestersTABLE & GRAPH 74 Full-Time & Part-Time Students, Fall, 1988 Summer, 1994 75 Student Age - Selected Fall Semesters - GRAPH 76 Student GenderSelected Fall Semesters - GRAPH 77 Student Ethnicity 1989-1993 Fall SemestersGRAPH 78 Student Ethnicity 1989-1993 Fall Semesters 79 Top 10 Counties of Legal Residency - 1993 Fall Semester- GRAPH 80 Student Residency - (in Washington County and Surrounding Counties)GRAPHIC 81 Counties of Legal Residency - 1993 Fall Semester 82-83 Residence Hall StudentsFall, 1993Students Enrolled on Brenham CampusGender - GRAPH 84 Residence Hall OccupancyFall, 1989-Spring, 1994 85 Residence Hall Students - Fall, 1993 - Classification- Ethnicity - GRAPH 86 6 Page SECTION IV: STUDENT DATA (cont.) Reasons for Living in a Residence HallFall, 1993MaleFemale GRAPH 87 Final Grade Distribution - Academic Years 1989-1994 - GRAPH 88 Final Grade DistributionAcademic Years 1987-1994 89 Associate Degrees Awarded by Ethnicity - Associate Degrees Awarded by Gender 90 Degrees Awarded by LevelFall, 1993 91 Follow-Up of Blinn College Graduates and Leavers1991-92 and 1992-93 TABLE& GRAPH 92 Follow-Up of Graduates and Leavers 93 Location of 1992 Fall Semester Students in Fall, 1993GRAPH 94 Student Transfer and Retention Activity 95 Location of 1992 Fall Semester Transfer Students in Fall, 1993 GRAPH 96 Fall 1993 Location of Blinn College Students Who Were Enrolled for the 1992Semester 97 Location of Fall Semester Students One Year Later GRAPH 98 Location of Fall Semester Two-Year College Students One Year Later 99 SECTION V: FACULTY DATA Profile of Blinn College Faculty - Fall 1989 thru Spring 1994 101 Blinn College Faculty Average Teaching Load - 1988-1993 Fall Semesters- GRAPH 102 Blinn College Faculty Teaching Loads by CampusFall, 1988Spring 1994 103 Fall Semesters 1987-1993 - Number of Faculty Members- Fall Enrollment - GRAPH 104 Number and Percent of Faculty and Staff by Campus - 1993 Fall Semester 105 Number and Percent of Hours Taught - 1993 Fall Semester- TABLE & GRAPH 106 Utilization of Part-Time InstructorsFall, 1993 107 General Academic & Vocational-Technical ProgramsSept. 1, 1990Aug. 31, 1991 108 General Academic & Vocational-Technical Programs- Sept. 1, 1991 - Aug. 31, 1992 109 General Academic & Vocational-Technical ProgramsSept. 1, 1992Aug, 31, 1993 110 Credit Hours Related to Salaries & Travel Expenses for Gen. Acad. & Voc.-Tech. ProgramsGRAPH 111 SECTION VI: FISCAL AFFAIRS DATA 1994-95 Annual Income & 1994-95 Annual Expenditures- GRAPH 113 Blinn College Annual Income by Source - Fiscal Years 1992-1995- GRAPH F 114 Blinn College Annual Income by Source- Fiscal Years 1992-1995 115 Base Year Funding Texas Community Colleges- State Appropriations per Contact Hour - GRAPH 116 Distribution of Annual St ,te Appropriation FundsFiscal Years 1992-1995 TABLE & GRAPH 117 Blinn College Budgeted Annual Expenditures- Fiscal Year 1992-1995 - GRAPH 118 Blinn College Budgeted Annual ExpendituresFiscal Year 1992-1995 119 Credit Flours Related to Total Expenses for General Academic & Vocational-Technical Programs- GRAPH 120 General Academic & Vocational-Technical Programs- Sept. 1, 1990Aug. 31, 1991 121 General Academic & Vocational-Technical ProgramsSept. 1, 1991Aug. 31, 1992 122 General Academic & Vocational-Technical Programs- Sept. 1, 1992 - Aug. 31, 1993 123 Tuition per Semester Credit Hour1982-1993
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