General Information

Georgia State University

FAC T B O O K

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Administration………………….…………………………………………….1

Admissions Data…………….….…………..…………………..……………9

Enrollment Data……………….…..……………….………………………..18

Degree Programs…………..……..…..…..……………….……….………..38

Academic Information……………...……….…………………….…………49

Student-related Information………...…….……….………………..……….58

Faculty and Staff Information……..…….……….………………...……….71

Financial Information………………..…………..……………………..……78

Physical Facilities Information………..………….…………...……………84

Local and Global Partnerships……..……………….…………….……….90

Online Learning and Technological Initiatives….….……………………102

A note about the contents: The data and information covered in this fact book describe the 2014-15 academic year. In the instances where data for the 2014-15 academic year were not available, the most current available data were used. Fiscal year data were used where appropriate. GSU Fact Book 1 Administration

ADMINISTRATION

About the Institution

Established: Georgia State University is a public institution that was founded in 1913 in Atlanta, GA. Initially an outgrowth of the Georgia Institute of Technology called The Evening School of Commerce and later incorporated into the University of Georgia as The Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia, GSU encapsulates the expansion, cooperative efforts, and spirit of civic engagement unique to downtown Atlanta. From its acquisition of a unique mission in 1961 as Georgia State College (and Georgia State University in 1969), GSU continues to grow and evolve while retaining the university’s core commitments to teaching, research, and public service.

Academics: Eight schools and colleges constitute the university: The Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, the Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions, the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Education, the College of Law, the Honors College, the School of Public Health, and the J. Mack Robinson College of Business. GSU offers nearly 300 degree and certificate programs in over 100 fields of study. In FY 2014, GSU conferred 7,404 degrees, contributing to a total of 222,593 degrees conferred since 1913. Georgia State University is accredited by the Southern Association of

Colleges and Schools.

Students: Approximately 32,500 undergraduate and graduate students were enrolled as of fall 2014. Full-time undergraduate, graduate, and professional students totaled 24,195 and part-time undergraduate, graduate, and professional students totaled 8,346. Out of the total students enrolled, 19,201 were female and 13,340 were male. Students who identified as American Indian totaled 63, as Asian totaled 3,394, as Black/African-American totaled 11,873, as Hawaiian/Pacific Islander totaled 27, as Hispanic totaled 2,664, as Multiracial totaled 1,334, as White totaled 10,865, as Non-resident alien totaled 1,490, and students who chose not to report their race totaled 933. The total undergraduate enrollment was 25,314 students, the total graduate enrollment was 6,338 students, and the total professional enrollment was 641 students. In-state residence status was claimed by 29,078 students and 3,463 students claimed out-of-state status.

Faculty: The total full time faculty for fall 2014 was 1,294. Out of the total full time faculty employed, 1,206 were full time instructional faculty. PhDs and professional degrees were held by 87.8% of the total full time instruction faculty, and Masters and Specialists degrees were held by 11.9%. Full time instructional faculty with tenure comprised 47.2% of the total instructional faculty and 20.4% were on tenure track.

Facilities: GSU’s main campus occupies downtown Atlanta, spanning 71.79 acres with 61 buildings. Established in 1913, the main campus of GSU has 206 classrooms, 297 teaching laboratories, 190 open laboratories, 643 research laboratories, and 5,127 offices. Additional campuses include the Panthersville, Language Research and Indian Creek Lodge locations in Decatur, the Hard Labor Creek location in Social Circle, the North Metro at Alpharetta location in Alpharetta, and two Robinson College of Business MBA Centers in Dunwoody and Atlanta (Lenox). Outside of Georgia, GSU also occupies CHARA at Mt. Wilson in California for astronomical research. In 2014, ten renovation and improvement projects were completed, all together totaling an approximate cost of $33.2 million.

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Costs: Tuition and fees for fall 2015 new resident undergraduates totals $5,343 and for new non- resident undergraduates totals $14,518 per semester. For new resident graduates, tuition totals $5,648, and for non-resident graduates tuition totals $15,975 per semester. For new resident graduates in nursing, tuition totals $5,720, and tuition totals $16,563 for non-resident graduates in nursing per semester. Tuition for new resident graduates in business totals $6,860, and non-residents totals $16,563 per semester. And for new residents in law, tuition totals $8,429; for non-residents tuition totals $18,288 per semester.

Finances: GSU’s total revenue for FY 2014 was approximately $661.9 million, and approximately $187.3 million (28.31% of total revenue) came from the state of Georgia. Expenditures for instruction were approximately $200.8 million (32.62% of total expenditures) and expenditures for research were approximately $115.1 million (18.7% of total expenditures).

Athletics: GSU is a part of the Sun Belt Conference and has 15 NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletic teams. The mascot, Pounce, represents the Panthers, and sports the university colors blue and white.

GSU’s Motto: Veritas valet et vincet (Truth is valuable and shall overcome)

GSU’s Coat of Arms:

Sources: GSU University Archives (online), “History of the University” GSU University “Quick Facts”

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Georgia State University’s Mission Statement

Georgia State University, an enterprising public research university, transforms the lives of students, advances the frontiers of knowledge and strengthens the workforce of the future. The university provides an outstanding education and exceptional support for students from all backgrounds. Georgia State readies students for professional pursuits, educates future leaders, and prepares citizens for lifelong learning. Enrolling one of the most diverse student bodies in the nation at its urban research campus, at its vibrant branch campuses, and online, the university provides educational opportunities for tens of thousands of students at the graduate, baccalaureate, associate, and certificate levels.

Georgia State’s scholarship and research focus on solving complex issues ranging from the most fundamental questions of the universe to the most challenging issues of our day. The scholarly work and artistic expression of the university’s faculty create new knowledge, extend the boundaries of imagination, and enhance student learning. The university’s presence in the Atlanta metropolitan area provides extraordinary experiential learning opportunities and supports the work of faculty tackling the challenges of an urbanizing nation and world.

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Georgia State University’s Strategic Plan

Georgia State University adopted its Strategic Plan 2011-2016/21 in January 2011. A University- Community endeavor, the Plan took nearly a year to develop with input from faculty and staff across the university. The Plan’s Goals and Initiatives were framed by the overarching goal of Georgia State University “to be recognized as a dynamic academic community where teaching and research combine to produce leaders and create solutions to conquer the challenges of the 21st century.” Five Goals, each with its own set of Initiatives, are outlined in the Strategic Plan.

Goal 1: Become a national model for undergraduate education by demonstrating that students from all backgrounds can achieve academic and career success at high rates. Initiative 1: Increase the level of scholarship support for undergraduate students. Initiative 2: Establish a Student Success Center. Initiative 3: Implement an Undergraduate Signature Experience. Initiative 4: Establish an Honors College.

Goal 2: Significantly strengthen and grow the base of distinctive graduate and professional programs that assure development of the next generation of researchers and societal leaders. Initiative 1: Expand support for doctoral programs. Initiative 2: Leverage our national reputation in professional degree programs for the development of societal leaders.

Goal 3: Become a leading public research university addressing the most challenging issues of the 21st century. Initiative 1: Enhance a research culture. Initiative 2: Establish University-Level Research Centers. Initiative 3: Create a Georgia State Faculty Fellowship Program. Initiative 4: Enhance supporting infrastructure for the conduct of research. Initiative 5: Enhance Georgia State's contributions to the sciences, and health and medical research and education

Goal 4: Be a leader in understanding the complex challenges of cities and developing effective solutions. Initiative 1: Form the Georgia State University Council for the Progress of Cities (CPC). Initiative 2: Highlight the arts and media.

Goal 5: Achieve distinction in globalizing the University. Initiative 1: Create an International Consortium of Universities for Critical Issues Challenging Cities. Initiative 2: Promote externally funded research on the challenges facing emerging nations. Initiative 3: Establish a Georgia State University International Center. Initiative 4: Enhance the global competency of students, faculty and staff.

Sources: “Strategic Plan 2011-2016/21,” GSU website

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Board of Regents as of Fall 2014

Regent District Term Philip A. Whilheit, Sr., Chair Ninth 2013-2015 Neil L. Pruitt, Jr., Vice Chair Eleventh 2013-2017 Thomas Rogers Wade District-at-Large 2013-2020 James M. Hull District-at-Large 2013-2016 Donald M. Leebern, Jr. District-at-Large 2012-2019 Larry Walker District-at-Large 2009-2016 W. Paul Bowers District-at-Large 2014-2020 Don L. Waters First 2013-2018 Doreen Stiles Poitevint Second 2011-2018 C. Thomas Hopkins, Jr., MD Third 2010-2017 C. Dean Alford, P.E. Fourth 2012-2019 Larry R. Ellis Fifth 2013-2017 Kessel Stelling, Jr. Sixth 2008-2015 Richard L. Tucker Seventh 2012-2019 Rutledge A. (Rusty) Griffin, Jr. Eighth 2013-2018 Benjamin “Ben” J. Tarbutton III Tenth 2013-2020 Lori Durden Twelfth 2013-2020 Sachin Shailendra Thirteenth 2014-2021 E. Scott Smith Fourteenth 2013-2020 Source: Board of Regents website (http://www.usg.edu/regents/members)

University System of Georgia Administrative Staff as of Fall 2014

Position Staff Member Chancellor Chancellor Hank M. Huckaby Executive Assistant to the Chancellor Sabrina Thompson Vice Chancellor, Communications Charles Sutlive Chief Audit Officer & Associate Vice Chancellor John Fuchko, III Executive Vice Chancellor & Chief Academic Officer Dr. Houston Davis Assistant Vice Chancellor, Academic Planning Dr. Felita Williams Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Programs Dr. Marci M. Middleton Vice Chancellor, Economic Development Mark Lytle Vice Chancellor, Educational Access and Success Robert Anderson Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Dr. Linda Noble Assistant Vice Chancellor, Faculty Development Dr. Michael S. Rogers Executive Director Ben Robinson Vice Chancellor and Chief Information Officer Dr. Curtis A. Carver Jr. Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs Dr. Joyce A. Jones Executive Vice Chancellor of Administration Dr. Steve Wrigley Vice Chancellor, Facilities Jim James, MPA, AIA, AUA Vice Chancellor, Fiscal Affairs John E. Brown Director, Georgia Archives Christopher M. Davidson, J.D. State Librarian, Georgia Public Library Service Julie Walker Vice Chancellor, Extended Education Dr. Cecil Staton GSU Fact Book 6 Administration

Executive Director, Library Services Merryll S. Penson Vice Chancellor for Human Resources Marion Fedrick Vice Chancellor, Legal Affairs & Secretary to the Board J. Burns Newsome Vice Chancellor, Planning Shelley C. Nickel Sr. Vice Chancellor, External Affairs Tom Daniel Business Development Manager Christina Hobbs Executive Director, Government Relations Amanda D. Seals Source: University System of Georgia website, http://www.usg.edu/directory/administration

Georgia State University Senior Administrative Officers as of Fall 2014

Office Officer President Mark P. Becker Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Risa Palm  Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Tim Renick Success and Vice Provost  Associate Provost for Strategic Initiatives and Innovation Robin Morris  Associate Provost for Graduate Programs Lisa Armistead  Associate Provost for Institutional Effectiveness Peter Lyons  Associate Provost for International Initiatives Jun Liu  Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs Lynda Brown-Wright  Assistant Provost for Administrative Operations Edgar Torbert  Opportunity Development and Affirmative Action Linda Nelson  Ombudsperson/ADR Kelley Alexander  Vice President for Research and Economic Development James Weyhenmeyer  Vice President for Student Affairs Douglass Covey Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration Jerry Rackliffe  Budget Denise Floyd  Assistant Vice President for Finance/Comptroller Bruce Spratt  Associate Vice President for Finance & Administration Beth Jones  Assistant Vice President for Human Resources Linda Nelson  Associate Vice President for Facilities Ramesh Vakamudi  Associate Vice President and Chief of Police Connie Sampson Vice President for Development and Alumni Affairs Walter Massey  Associate Vice President for Central Development John Clark  Associate Vice President for Constituent Programs David Fraboni  Associate Vice President for Advancement Resources and J. Charlotte Parks Mack Robinson College of Business Development  Associate Vice President for Alumni Association Christina Million  Associate Vice President for Finance and Operations, GSU Dale Palmer Foundation, Inc. Vice President for Public Relations and Marketing Communications Don Hale Special Advisor to the President Tom Lewis University Attorney Kerry Heyward Intercollegiate Athletics Charlie Cobb Auditing and Advisory Services Sterling Roth Source: GSU website, “Administration,” http://www.gsu.edu/about/governance-and-strategy/administrative/

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Deans of Colleges and Schools as of Fall 2014

College/School Dean College of Arts and Sciences William Long J. Mack Robinson College of Business Richard Phillips College of Education Paul Alberto Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions Margaret Wilmoth School of Public Health Michael Eriksen College of Law Steven Kaminshine Andrew Young School of Policy Studies Mary Beth Walker Honors College Larry S. Berman Libraries (Acting) Tammy S. Sugarman Source: GSU website, “Administration,” http://www.gsu.edu/about/governance-and-strategy/administrative/

University Senate Executive Committee as of Fall 2014

Committee Member Position Mark Becker, President Ex Officio Risa Palm, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Ex Officio Laura Fredrick Committee Chair Kris Varjas Elected Member Rose Sevcik Elected Member Don Reitzes Elected Member Pam Barr Elected Member Lynda Goodfellow Elected Member Source: GSU website, University Senate, “Committees,” http://senate.gsu.edu/committees/

University Senate Committees as of Fall 2014

Committee Committee Chair College/School/Department Academic Programs Michelle Brattain A&S Admissions & Standards Sara Weigle A&S Athletics Kris Varjas CoE Budget Cherian Thachenkary RCB Commencement Mark P. Becker President Cultural Diversity Sarah Pallas A&S Executive Laura Fredrick CoE Faculty Affairs Kathryn McClymond A&S Fiscal Advisory Committee to the Risa Palm Senior VP for Academic Affairs President and Provost Hearing As appointed GSU Fact Book 8 Administration

Information Systems & Technology Steve Harmon CoE Library Joseph Hacker AYPS Nominations Shelby Frost AYSPS Planning & Development George Rainbolt A&S Research Rose Sevcik A&S Student Discipline Marta White RCB Student Life & Development Elisabeth Burgess A&S Sustainability Dabney Dixon A&S University Statutes & Senate Bylaws Patrick Freer A&S Source: GSU website, University Senate, “Committees,” http://senate.gsu.edu/committees/

Staff Council Board of Officers as of Fall 2014

Office Officer Chair Charles Gilbreath Vice Chair Julie Stoverink Committees Director Kevin Chappell Staff Relations Director Karen Simmons Planning Director Chris Connelly Source: GSU website, Staff Council, “Board of Officers,” http://staffcouncil.gsu.edu/board-of-officers/

Student Government Association as of Fall 2014

Office Officer President Lanier Henson Executive Vice President Osato A. Uzamere Vice President for Academic Affairs Sebastian Parra Vice President for Budget & Finance Corey Sams Vice President for Public Relations Camryn Bradley Vice President for Student Life Jovan Paige Vice President for Student Services Teara Mayfield Chief Justice, SJB Haddy Sohna President Pro-Tempore SGA Advisor Boyd R. Beckwith SGA Administrative Coordinator Francesca Williams Source: GSU website, Student Government Association, “Executive Branch,” http://sga.gsu.edu/about- us/administration/executive-branch/

GSU Fact Book 9 Admissions Data

ADMISSIONS DATA

First-Year Full-time and Part-time Freshman Fall Terms 2005-2014

Fall % of Applied % of Accepted Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 8,317 5,150 61.9 2,290 44.5 2006 8,346 4,370 52.4 2,185 50.0 2007 9,267 5,033 54.3 2,554 50.7 2008 9,853 5,485 55.7 2,757 50.3 2009 11,953 6,049 50.6 2,938 48.6 2010 12,105 6,352 52.5 2,831 44.6 2011 12,555 6,433 51.2 2,719 42.3 2012 12,349 7,087 57.4 3,062 43.2 2013 13,500 7,275 53.4 3,224 44.3 2014 12,542 7,150 57.0 3,344 46.8

First-Year Full-time and Part-time Freshman Fall Terms 2005-2014 16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000 Applied 8,000 Accepted

6,000 Enrolled

4,000

2,000

0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

GSU Fact Book 10 Admissions Data

Mean SAT scores for First Year Full-time and Part-time Freshman Fall Terms 2005-2014

SAT Verbal SAT Math SAT Composite Fall # of GSU State Nat’l GSU State Nat’l GSU State Nat’l Term Scores Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean 2005 2,038 542 497 508 548 496 520 1,090 993 1,028 2006 1,863 544 494 503 549 496 518 1,093 990 1,021 2007 2,170 545 494 501 545 495 514 1,090 989 1,015 2008 2,323 541 491 500 541 493 514 1,082 984 1,014 2009 2,320 544 490 499 546 491 514 1,090 981 1,013 2010 2,182 549 488 500 554 490 515 1,103 978 1,015 2011 1,966 553 485 497 556 487 514 1,109 972 1,011 2012 2,258 544 488 496 549 489 514 1,093 977 1,010 2013 2,303 543 490 496 549 487 514 1,092 977 1,010 2014 2,266 542 488 497 543 485 513 1,097 973 1,010 Source: IPORT, College Board: National: https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/sat/TotalGroup-2014.pdf , State of GA: https://secure-media.collegeboard.org/digitalServices/pdf/sat/GA_14_03_03_01.pdf

Comparison of GSU, State, and National SAT Verbal Score Means 560

540

520 GSU Mean Verbal 500 State Mean Verbal

480 National Mean Verbal

460

440 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Note: Horizontal axis begins at 440.

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Comparison of GSU, State, and National SAT Math Score Means 580

560

540

520 GSU Mean Math State Mean Math 500 National Mean Math 480

460

440 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Note: Horizontal axis begins at 440.

Comparison of GSU, State, and National SAT Composite Score Means 1,150

1,100

1,050 GSU Mean Composite State Mean Composite 1,000 National Mean Composite

950

900 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Note: Horizontal axis begins at 900.

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Mean ACT scores for First Year Full-time and Part-time Freshman Fall Terms 2005-2014

ACT English ACT Math ACT Composite Fall # of GSU State Nat’l GSU State Nat’l GSU State Nat’l Term Scores Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean Mean 2005 250 21 19.4 20.4 21 19.8 20.7 23 20.0 20.9 2006 317 22 19.8 20.6 22 20.1 20.8 23 20.2 21.1 2007 382 22 19.9 20.7 22 20.3 21.0 23 20.3 21.2 2008 431 22 20.1 20.6 22 20.6 21.0 23 20.6 21.1 2009 548 22 20.1 20.6 22 20.6 21.0 23 20.6 21.1 2010 639 23 20.1 20.5 23 20.7 21.0 24 20.7 21.0 2011 742 23 20.1 20.6 23 20.7 21.1 24 20.6 21.1 2012 801 23 20.1 20.5 23 20.6 21.1 23 20.7 21.1 2013* 939 22.4 20.2 20.2 22.1 20.3 20.9 22.5 20.7 20.9 2014 1,095 22.1 20.3 20.3 21.7 20.5 20.9 22.3 20.8 21.0 Source: 2014 ACT National and State Scores http://www.act.org/newsroom/data/2014/profilereports.html *Reporting format for GSU score averages was changed to one decimal point in order to reflect state and national reporting standards.

Comparison of GSU, State, and National ACT Composite Score Means 25

22 GSU Mean State Mean 21 National Mean 20

18 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

GSU Fact Book 13 Admissions Data

Undergraduate Transfers Fall Terms 2005-2014

Fall Applied Accepted % of Applied Enrolled % of Accepted Term Accepted Enrolled 2005 5,127 3,136 61.2 1,768 56.4 2006 5,415 3,300 60.9 1,930 58.5 2007 5,864 3,504 59.8 2,100 59.9 2008 5,629 3,499 62.2 2,077 59.4 2009 6,764 4,005 59.2 2,286 57.1 2010 6,660 4,239 63.6 2,447 57.7 2011 6,806 4,563 67.0 2,744 60.1 2012 6,414 4,446 69.3 2,727 61.3 2013 6,294 4,365 69.4 2,582 59.2 2014 6,464 4,432 68.6 2,710 61.1

Undergraduate Transfers Fall Terms 2005-2013 8,000

7,000

6,000

5,000 Applied 4,000 Accepted 3,000 Enrolled

2,000

1,000

0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

GSU Fact Book 14 Admissions Data

Graduate School Admissions* By College/School 2005-2014 *includes degree seeking students and certification seeking students

Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

% of Applied % of Accepted Fall Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 515 239 46.4 133 55.6 2006 588 251 42.7 122 48.6 2007 521 234 44.9 132 56.4 2008 537 253 47.1 129 51.0 2009 676 342 50.6 169 49.4 2010 668 304 45.5 155 51.0 2011 664 351 52.9 167 47.6 2012 700 369 52.7 179 48.5 2013 668 380 56.9 166 43.7 2014 628 346 55.1 148 42.8

Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions

% of Applied % of Accepted Fall Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 312 120 38.5 76 63.3 2006 350 136 38.9 101 74.3 2007 505 157 31.1 119 75.8 2008 451 144 31.9 64 44.4 2009 522 211 40.4 144 68.2 2010 448 183 40.8 101 55.2 2011 438 172 39.3 127 73.8 2012 469 170 36.2 106 62.4 2013 584 200 34.2 146 73.0 2014 245 135 55.1 87 64.4

College of Arts and Sciences

% of Applied % of Accepted Fall Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 1,880 661 35.2 407 61.6 2006 2,133 750 35.2 470 62.7 2007 2,178 752 34.5 462 61.4 2008 2,197 727 33.1 446 61.3 2009 2,564 914 35.6 557 60.9 2010 2,853 982 34.4 542 55.2 2011 2,793 901 32.3 516 57.3 2012 2,823 1,051 37.2 529 50.3 GSU Fact Book 15 Admissions Data

2013 2,713 1,142 42.1 596 52.2 2014 2,764 1,142 41.3 593 51.9

College of Education

% of Applied % of Accepted Fall Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 985 477 48.4 343 71.9 2006 982 382 38.9 263 68.8 2007 955 400 41.9 292 73.0 2008 1,050 434 41.3 340 78.3 2009 1,343 672 50.0 475 70.7 2010 1,242 545 43.9 332 60.9 2011 1,225 557 45.5 379 68.0 2012 1,168 452 38.7 317 70.1 2013 1,225 439 35.8 296 67.4 2014 998 394 39.5 271 68.8

College of Law

% of Applied % of Accepted Fall Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 3,232 569 17.6 224 39.4 2006 2,875 627 21.8 220 35.1 2007 2,693 467 17.3 221 47.3 2008 2,783 576 20.7 216 37.5 2009 2,891 517 17.9 227 43.9 2010 3,042 490 16.1 224 45.7 2011 2,667 560 21.0 223 39.8 2012 2,324 583 25.1 208 35.7 2013 2,023 582 28.8 198 34.0 2014 1,972 565 28.7 215 38.1

School of Public Health

% of Applied % of Accepted Fall Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 152 43 28.3 25 58.1 2006 146 54 37.0 21 38.9 2007 195 53 27.2 29 54.7 2008 210 63 30.0 34 54.0 2009 227 73 32.2 46 63.0 2010 233 85 36.5 32 37.6 GSU Fact Book 16 Admissions Data

2011 291 98 33.7 54 55.1 2012 279 126 45.2 66 52.4 2013 279 145 52.0 86 59.3 2014 437 209 47.8 83 39.7

J. Mack Robinson College of Business

% of Applied % of Accepted Fall Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 1,365 496 36.3 357 72.0 2006 1,513 552 36.5 390 70.7 2007 1,496 608 40.6 388 63.8 2008 1,536 673 43.8 430 63.9 2009 1,763 773 43.8 462 59.8 2010 1,892 895 47.3 541 60.4 2011 1,868 937 50.2 523 55.8 2012 1,952 912 46.7 546 59.7 2013 1,894 836 44.1 503 60.2 2014 1,841 882 47.9 471 53.4

Total Graduate School Admissions 2005-2013*

% of Applied % of Accepted Fall Term Applied Accepted Accepted Enrolled Enrolled 2005 8,440 2,605 30.9 1,565 60.1 2006 8,587 2,752 32.0 1,587 57.7 2007 8,543 2,671 31.3 1,643 61.5 2008 8,764 2,870 32.7 1,659 57.8 2009 9,986 3,502 35.1 2,080 59.4 2010 10,378 3,484 33.6 1,927 55.3 2011 9,946 3,576 36.0 1,989 55.6 2012 9,697 3,663 37.8 1,951 53.3 2013 9,386 3,724 39.7 1,991 53.5 2014 8,885 3,673 41.3 1,868 50.9 *Includes degree seeking graduate students only.

GSU Fact Book 17 Admissions Data

Average GRE/GMAT/LSAT Percentiles for Enrolled Graduate Students by College FY 2009-2014

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 V % Q % V % Q % V % Q % V % Q % V % Q % V % Q % College of Arts and 63 53 63 51 64 53 65 54 57 50 56 49 Sciences J. Mack Robinson College 65 53 66 55 63 52 61 48 60 51 58 50 of Business College of Education 52 40 53 39 50 36 51 68 51 37 50 34 College of Law 79 55 82 47 73 54 75 57 71 59 68 52 Byrdine F. Lewis School of 52 44 53 46 53 44 60 48 50 42 48 39 Nursing and Health Professions Andrew Young School of 59 47 59 49 61 46 56 48 53 42 52 39 Policy Studies School of Public Health 58 47 59 47 58 46 58 47 55 44 54 43 Source: IPORT GSU Fact Book 18 Enrollment Data

ENROLLMENT DATA

Enrollment by Class Fall 2005-2014

Class 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Freshman 3,989 3,722 3,832 3,787 3,853 3,801 4,199 4,689 5,013 5,080 Sophomore 3,282 3,729 4,085 4,046 4,368 4,490 4,282 4,444 4,568 5,173 Junior 4,149 4,277 4,553 4,716 5,096 5,560 5,431 5,441 5,535 5,605 Senior 6,559 6,714 6,702 7,494 8,246 8,937 9,498 9,390 9,031 8,778 Undergraduate 17,979 18,442 19,172 20,025 21,563 22,788 23,410 23,964 24,147 24,636 Degree Seeking Total Joint/Dual Enrolled 43 28 101 157 164 127 157 174 191 167 Non-Degree 480 499 500 543 542 452 403 396 414 388 Undergrad/Non- Matric Auditor Transients 458 153 131 103 115 119 131 131 113 123 Undergraduate 981 680 732 803 821 698 691 701 718 678 Non-Degree Seeking Total Total 18,960 19,122 19,904 20,846 22,384 23,486 24,101 24,665 24,865 25,314 Undergraduate Professional 677 671 662 653 674 671 690 680 673 641 Graduate 5,893 5,957 6,180 6,298 6,858 6,985 6,908 6,505 6,447 6,338 Non-Degree 415 384 391 441 515 396 323 242 183 248 Graduate Total Graduate 6,985 7,012 7,233 7,392 8,047 8,052 7,921 7,427 7,303 7,227 Total University 25,945 26,134 27,137 28,238 30,431 31,538 32,022 32,092 32,168 32,541

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Enrollment by Class Fall 2005-2014 35,000

Non-Degree Grad 30,000 Graduate

Professional 25,000

Transients

20,000 Non-Degree Undergrad

Joint/Dual Enrolled

15,000 Senior

Junior 10,000 Sophomore

Freshman 5,000

0 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

GSU Fact Book 20 Enrollment Data

Characteristics of Enrolled Students by Class Fall 2014

Non- Non- degree Total Pro- degree Total Grand Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Under- Undergrad fessional Graduate Grad Graduate Total grad Total Class 5,080 5,173 5,605 8,778 678 25,314 641 6,338 248 7,227 32,541 Registration 4,739 4,308 4,269 5,536 124 18,976 620 4,540 59 5,219 24,195 Status Full-Time Part-Time 343 863 1,335 3,245 553 6,339 21 1,797 189 2,007 8,346 FTE 4,956 4,900 5,134 7,515 308 22,877 611 5,548 167 5,715 29,203 Sex 2,941 3,016 3,279 5,209 437 14,882 290 3,837 192 4,319 19,201 Female Male 2,141 2,155 2,325 3,572 240 10,433 351 2,500 56 2,907 13,340 Not 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 reported Race 6 10 14 19 1 50 6 7 0 13 63 American Indian Asian 791 680 593 816 51 2,931 45 401 17 463 3,394 Black/African- 2,093 2,135 2,324 3,538 236 10,326 76 1,379 92 1,547 11,873 American Hawaiian/ 2 1 2 13 2 20 2 5 0 7 27 Pacific Islander Hispanic 553 553 514 720 26 2,366 36 259 3 298 2,664 Multiracial 325 282 252 297 21 1,177 6 151 0 157 1,334 White 1,187 1,330 1,642 2,889 252 7,300 430 2,918 127 3,565 10,865 Non-resident 65 71 103 164 56 459 4 1,010 17 1,031 1,490 Alien Not reported 60 109 160 325 32 686 36 207 4 247 933 Residence 4,816 4,906 5,241 8,342 561 23,866 593 4,437 182 5,212 29,078 Status—Fees In State Out of 266 265 363 439 116 1,449 48 1,900 66 2,014 3,463 State Age 25 0 0 0 90 115 0 1 0 1 116 17 or under 18-20 4,766 2,897 725 58 124 8,570 2 0 0 2 8,572 21-24 216 1,917 3,779 4,698 168 10,778 155 1,142 19 1,276 12,054 25-29 24 205 608 2,104 116 3,057 288 2,267 52 2,607 5,664 30-34 17 64 215 803 58 1,157 89 1,212 51 1,352 2,509 35-39 3 32 102 417 19 573 48 638 36 722 1,295 40-49 9 32 122 440 39 642 49 719 46 814 1,456 50-61 5 16 43 182 20 266 9 291 35 335 601 62 and 2 8 10 79 43 142 1 67 9 77 219 older Average 19 21 24 27 28 24 29 32 38 33 27 Age

GSU Fact Book 21 Enrollment Data

Enrollment by College and School Fall Terms 2007-2014

Student College/School Level 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Andrew Young Undergrad 1,015 1,059 1,252 1,436 1,530 1,578 1,678 1,704 School of Policy Studies Grad 432 416 480 485 520 534 555 504 Total 1,447 1,475 1,732 1,921 2,050 2,112 2,233 2,208 Byrdine F. Undergrad 1,367 1,427 1,642 1,806 1,953 1,811 1,798 1,664 Lewis School of Nursing and Grad 379 390 446 461 503 477 510 523 Health Professions Total 1,746 1,817 2,088 2,267 2,456 2,288 2,308 2,187

College of Arts Undergrad 9,879 10,481 11,115 11,820 12,174 12,650 12,794 13,175 and Sciences Grad 1,852 1,942 2,092 2,181 2,181 2,081 2,143 2,203 Total 11,731 12,423 13,207 14,001 14,355 14,731 14,937 15,378 College of Undergrad 1,131 1,211 1,448 1,588 1,737 1,753 1,728 1,764 Education Grad 1,926 2,068 2,362 2,144 1,893 1,606 1,465 1,518

Total 3,057 3,279 3,810 3,732 3,630 3,359 3,193 3,282 College of Law Total 662 653 674 671 689 679 673 641

Undeclared Total 788 679 724 683 658 660 739 742

School of Total 98 114 138 137 165 204 244 286 Public Health J. Mack Undergrad 5,723 5,989 6,203 6,153 6,049 6,213 6,128 6,265 Robinson Grad 1,884 1,809 1,855 1,973 1,970 1,846 1,713 1,552 College of Total 7,607 7,798 8,058 8,126 8,019 8,059 7,841 7,817 Business

Enrollment of International Students by Country of Origin Fall 2014* *includes resident and non-resident aliens and countries

Graduate/ Country Undergraduate Professional Total Afghanistan (AF) 7 4 11 Albania (AL) 2 0 2 Angola (AO) 3 0 3 Antigua And Barbuda (AC) 1 1 2 Argentina (AR) 8 0 8 Armenia (AM) 0 1 1 GSU Fact Book 22 Enrollment Data

Australia (AS) 2 4 6 Austria (AU) 2 1 3 Azerbaijan (AJ) 1 2 3 Bahamas (The) (BF) 13 1 14 Bangladesh (BG) 38 16 54 Barbados (BB) 2 1 3 Belarus (BO) 5 3 8 Belgium (BE) 1 1 2 Benin (BN) 2 0 2 Belize (BH) 0 0 0 Bermuda (BD) 8 1 9 Bhutan (BT) 6 0 6 Bolivia (BL) 3 0 3 Bosnia And Herzegovina (BK) 11 0 11 Brazil (BR) 58 9 67 British Virgin Islands (VI) 4 0 4 Bulgaria (BU) 5 4 9 Burkina Faso (UV) 5 4 9 Burundi (BY) 1 1 2 Cambodia (CB) 4 0 4 Cameroon (CM) 21 5 26 Canada (CA) 66 28 94 Cayman Islands (CJ) 5 1 6 Chile (CI) 3 1 4 China (CH) 135 381 516 Colombia (CO) 68 14 82 Congo (CF) 9 1 10 Congo, Democratic Rep Of The (CG) 5 0 5 Costa Rica (CS) 5 0 5 Cote D'Ivoire (IV) 50 11 61 Croatia (HR) 1 0 1 Cyprus (CY) 0 1 1 Cuba (CU) 6 0 6 Czech Republic (EZ) 6 1 7 Denmark (DA) 4 0 4 Dominica (DO) 3 1 4 Dominican Republic (DR) 4 2 6 Egypt (EG) 0 9 9 Ecuador (EC) 4 0 4 El Salvador (ES) 13 1 14 GSU Fact Book 23 Enrollment Data

Eritrea (ER) 4 0 4 Estonia (EN) 3 0 3 Ethiopia (ET) 41 4 45 Fiji (FJ) 2 0 2 Finland (FI) 1 2 3 France (FR) 27 9 36 Gabon (GB) 5 0 5 Gambia (The) (GA) 5 1 6 Georgia (GG) 6 0 6 Germany (GM) 26 13 39 Ghana (GH) 47 21 68 Greece (GR) 1 5 6 Grenada (GJ) 2 0 2 Guadeloupe (GP) 1 0 1 Guatemala (GT) 7 0 7 Guinea (GV) 11 2 13 Guyana (GY) 7 3 10 Haiti (HA) 26 7 33 Honduras (HO) 7 0 7 Hong Kong (HK) 8 4 12 Hungary (HU) 2 1 3 India (IN) 164 240 404 Indonesia (ID) 6 11 17 Iran (IR) 25 36 61 Iraq (IZ) 10 4 14 Ireland (EI) 6 3 9 Israel (IS) 6 2 8 Italy (IT) 7 5 12 Jamaica (JM) 87 19 106 Japan (JA) 8 8 16 Kazakhstan (KZ) 2 1 3 Kenya (KE) 39 13 52 Kuwait (KU) 2 2 4 Latvia (LG) 1 0 1 Lebanon (LE) 1 2 3 Liberia (LI) 18 2 20 Lithuania (LH) 3 0 3 Libya (LY) 0 2 2 Macau (MC) 1 1 2 Macedonia (MK) 0 1 1 GSU Fact Book 24 Enrollment Data

Madagascar (MA) 2 0 2 Malawi (MI) 2 1 3 Malaysia (MY) 6 2 8 Mali (ML) 3 1 4 Mauritius (MP) 0 1 1 Mexico (MX) 68 14 82 Moldova (MD) 5 1 6 Montenegro (MJ) 0 1 1 Morocco (MO) 3 3 6 Mozambique (MZ) 0 1 1 Myanmar (Burma) (BM) 1 1 2 Nepal (NP) 7 24 31 Netherlands (NL) 1 3 4 Nicaragua (NU) 0 0 0 Niger (NG) 1 1 2 Nigeria (NI) 85 18 103 North Korea (KN) 4 0 4 Norway (NO) 1 0 1 Oman (MU) 1 0 1 Pakistan (PK) 44 19 63 Panama (PM) 4 0 4 Papua New Guinea (PP) 2 0 2 Paraguay (PA) 2 0 2 Peru (PE) 32 4 36 Philippines (RP) 19 4 23 Poland (PL) 2 1 3 Puerto Rico (RQ) 0 1 1 Romania (RO) 12 2 14 Russia (RS) 32 20 52 Rwanda (RW) 2 1 3 Saint Lucia (ST) 0 1 1 Saint Vincent/Grenadines (VC) 0 1 1 Saudi Arabia (SA) 11 42 53 Senegal (SG) 5 1 6 Serbia (RI) 3 1 4 Sierra Leone (SL) 6 1 7 Singapore (SN) 2 7 9 Slovenia (SI) 2 0 2 Somalia (SO) 4 1 5 South Africa (SF) 12 4 16 GSU Fact Book 25 Enrollment Data

South Korea (KS) 273 86 359 Spain (SP) 6 3 9 Sri Lanka (CE) 3 13 16 Sudan (SU) 3 1 4 Sweden (SW) 4 0 4 Switzerland (SZ) 2 3 5 Syria (SY) 1 0 1 Taiwan (TW) 15 20 35 Tajikistan (TI) 0 0 0 Tanzania (TZ) 4 1 5 Thailand (TH) 8 3 11 Timor-Leste/East Timor (TT) 0 1 1 Togo (TO) 9 3 12 Trinidad And Tobago (TD) 11 5 16 Turkey (TU) 6 34 40 Turkmenistan (TX) 1 1 2 Uganda (UG) 3 3 6 Ukraine (UP) 10 3 13 United Kingdom/Gr Britain (UK) 54 18 72 Unknown* (U5) 0 1 1 Uruguay (UY) 8 1 9 Uzbekistan (UZ) 3 1 4 Venezuela (VE) 20 7 27 Vietnam (VM) 119 6 125 West Bank (Palestinian Terr) (WE) 0 1 1 Zambia (ZA) 4 2 6 Zimbabwe (ZI) 11 5 16 Total 2,189 1,340 3,529

Enrollment by State of Origin Fall 2014

Graduate/ State Undergraduate Professional Total ALABAMA (AL) 108 67 175 ALASKA (AK) 5 2 7 ARIZONA (AZ) 10 9 19 ARKANSAS (AR) 6 8 14 CALIFORNIA (CA) 99 65 164 COLORADO (CO) 11 11 22 GSU Fact Book 26 Enrollment Data

CONNECTICUT (CT) 12 8 20 DELAWARE (DE) 10 4 14 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (DC) 13 11 24 FLORIDA (FL) 143 132 275 FOREIGN STATE (FR) 2 12 14 FOREIGNSTUDENT NOT STATE-INT'L (ZZ) 572 1,091 1,663 GEORGIA (GA) 23,449 4,892 28,341 HAWAII (HI) 8 3 11 IDAHO (ID) 0 1 1 ILLINOIS (IL) 54 43 97 INDIANA (IN) 13 34 47 IOWA (IA) 4 9 13 KANSAS (KS) 3 2 5 KENTUCKY (KY) 10 14 24 LOUISIANA (LA) 13 19 32 MAINE (ME) 2 3 5 MANITOBA (MB) 1 0 1 MARYLAND (MD) 47 39 86 MASSACHUSETTS (MA) 20 30 50 MICHIGAN (MI) 51 46 97 MILITARY - EUROPE (AE) 1 0 1 MILITARY - PACIFIC (AP) 1 0 1 MINNESOTA (MN) 11 9 20 MISSISSIPPI (MS) 22 17 39 MISSOURI (MO) 19 17 36 MONTANA (MT) 2 4 6 NEBRASKA (NE) 5 2 7 NEVADA (NV) 4 6 10 NEW HAMPSHIRE (NH) 2 2 4 NEW JERSEY (NJ) 48 34 82 NEW MEXICO (NM) 0 3 3 NEW YORK (NY) 104 88 192 NO US STATE OF RESIDENCE (XX) 3 7 10 NORTH CAROLINA (NC) 63 73 136 OHIO (OH) 47 40 87 OKLAHOMA (OK) 6 10 16 ONTARIO (ON) 0 1 1 OREGON (OR) 7 5 12 PENNSYLVANIA (PA) 38 51 89 PUERTO RICO (PR) 6 3 9 RHODE ISLAND (RI) 2 3 5 SOUTH CAROLINA (SC) 48 62 110 SOUTH DAKOTA (SD) 1 0 1 TENNESSEE (TN) 42 84 126 GSU Fact Book 27 Enrollment Data

TEXAS (TX) 78 70 148 UNKNOWN (00) 1 5 6 UTAH (UT) 1 7 8 VERMONT (VT) 1 1 2 VIRGIN ISLANDS (VI) 14 2 16 VIRGINIA (VA) 45 38 83 WASHINGTON (WA) 14 8 22 WEST VIRGINIA (WV) 3 4 7 WISCONSIN (WI) 7 14 21 WYOMING (WY) 2 2 4 Total 25,314 7,227 32,541

Enrollment of Georgia Residents by County of Origin Fall 2014

County Undergraduate Graduate/Professional Total APPLING (GA001) 5 21 26 ATKINSON (GA003) 1 0 1 BACON (GA005) 2 0 2 BAKER (GA007) 1 0 1 BALDWIN (GA009) 37 9 46 BANKS (GA011) 9 1 10 BARROW (GA013) 65 18 83 BARTOW (GA015) 66 9 75 BEN HILL (GA017) 6 0 6 BERRIEN (GA019) 0 1 1 BIBB (GA021) 138 45 183 BLECKLEY (GA023) 2 1 3 BRANTLEY (GA025) 1 0 1 BROOKS (GA027) 1 0 1 BRYAN (GA029) 16 1 17 BULLOCH (GA031) 29 16 45 BURKE (GA033) 6 0 6 BUTTS (GA035) 13 2 15 CALHOUN (GA037) 2 2 4 CAMDEN (GA039) 25 0 25 CANDLER (GA043) 2 0 2 CARROLL (GA045) 73 35 108 CATOOSA (GA047) 27 1 28 CHARLTON (GA049) 4 1 5 CHATHAM (GA051) 166 26 192 CHATTAHOOCHEE (GA053) 2 1 3 CHATTOOGA (GA055) 2 2 4 CHEROKEE (GA057) 311 92 403 CLARKE (GA059) 91 55 146 GSU Fact Book 28 Enrollment Data

CLAYTON (GA063) 981 112 1,093 CLINCH (GA065) 1 0 1 COBB (GA067) 2,154 546 2,700 COFFEE (GA069) 12 6 18 COLQUITT (GA071) 10 3 13 COLUMBIA (GA073) 80 23 103 COOK (GA075) 5 2 7 COWETA (GA077) 291 40 331 CRAWFORD (GA079) 1 0 1 CRISP (GA081) 5 0 5 DADE (GA083) 5 2 7 DAWSON (GA085) 14 4 18 DECATUR (GA087) 94 7 101 DEKALB (GA089) 3,404 854 4,258 DODGE (GA091) 14 1 15 DOOLY (GA093) 2 0 2 DOUGHERTY (GA095) 44 6 50 DOUGLAS (GA097) 470 70 540 EARLY (GA099) 1 1 2 ECHOLS (GA101) 1 0 1 EFFINGHAM (GA103) 19 2 21 ELBERT (GA105) 3 2 5 EMANUEL (GA107) 13 3 16 EVANS (GA109) 3 1 4 FANNIN (GA111) 12 2 14 FAYETTE (GA113) 699 115 814 FLOYD (GA115) 56 24 80 FORSYTH (GA117) 514 80 594 FRANKLIN (GA119) 4 3 7 FULTON (GA121) 4,541 1,394 5,935 GILMER (GA123) 14 5 19 GLYNN (GA127) 44 5 49 GORDON (GA129) 12 3 15 GRADY (GA131) 9 0 9 GREENE (GA133) 12 3 15 GWINNETT (GA135) 5,160 665 5,825 HABERSHAM (GA137) 21 2 23 HALL (GA139) 189 52 241 HANCOCK (GA141) 6 0 6 HARALSON (GA143) 7 3 10 HARRIS (GA145) 29 5 34 HART (GA147) 5 2 7 HEARD (GA149) 2 0 2 HENRY (GA151) 948 111 1,059 HOUSTON (GA153) 136 24 160 IRWIN (GA155) 5 1 6 JACKSON (GA157) 41 9 50 JASPER (GA159) 7 5 12 JEFF DAVIS (GA161) 4 1 5 JEFFERSON (GA163) 8 2 10 JOHNSON (GA167) 2 0 2 JONES (GA169) 6 2 8 GSU Fact Book 29 Enrollment Data

LAMAR (GA171) 11 1 12 LANIER (GA173) 1 0 1 LAURENS (GA175) 19 6 25 LEE (GA177) 19 4 23 LIBERTY (GA179) 54 5 59 LINCOLN (GA181) 9 2 11 LONG (GA183) 3 0 3 LOWNDES (GA185) 75 12 87 LUMPKIN (GA187) 13 10 23 MACON (GA193) 8 0 8 MADISON (GA195) 8 3 11 MARION (GA197) 2 0 2 MCDUFFIE (GA189) 15 0 15 MCINTOSH (GA191) 5 2 7 MERIWETHER (GA199) 9 4 13 MILLER (GA201) 2 1 3 MITCHELL (GA205) 9 2 11 MONROE (GA207) 32 6 38 MORGAN (GA211) 23 1 24 MURRAY (GA213) 9 5 14 MUSCOGEE (GA215) 189 25 214 NEWTON (GA217) 347 29 376 OCONEE (GA219) 43 13 56 OGLETHORPE (GA221) 8 0 8 OUT OF STATE 215 1,123 1,338 PAULDING (GA223) 236 39 275 PEACH (GA225) 8 3 11 PICKENS (GA227) 6 5 11 PIERCE (GA229) 3 1 4 PIKE (GA231) 17 1 18 POLK (GA233) 15 4 19 PUTNAM (GA237) 13 2 15 RABUN (GA241) 0 4 4 RANDOLPH (GA243) 1 2 3 RICHMOND (GA245) 138 26 164 ROCKDALE (GA247) 392 40 432 SCHLEY (GA249) 2 1 3 SCREVEN (GA251) 2 0 2 SEMINOLE (GA253) 5 0 5 SPALDING (GA255) 75 17 92 STEPHENS (GA257) 11 3 14 STEWART (GA259) 2 0 2 SUMTER (GA261) 9 4 13 TALBOT (GA263) 3 0 3 TATTNALL (GA267) 5 0 5 TAYLOR (GA269) 3 0 3 TELFAIR (GA271) 2 0 2 TERRELL (GA273) 3 1 4 THOMAS (GA275) 20 2 22 TIFT (GA277) 16 15 31 TOOMBS (GA279) 8 1 9 TOWNS (GA281) 2 2 4 GSU Fact Book 30 Enrollment Data

TREUTLEN (GA283) 1 0 1 TROUP (GA285) 52 9 61 TURNER (GA287) 1 0 1 TWIGGS (GA289) 3 0 3 UNION (GA291) 6 2 8 UNKNOWN 1,642 1,190 2,832 UPSON (GA293) 9 0 9 WALKER (GA295) 5 2 7 WALTON (GA297) 149 34 183 WARE (GA299) 13 2 15 WARREN (GA301) 4 1 5 WASHINGTON (GA303) 8 2 10 WAYNE (GA305) 2 0 2 WEBSTER (GA307) 2 0 2 WHITE (GA311) 11 2 13 WHITFIELD (GA313) 51 12 63 WILCOX (GA315) 1 0 1 WILKES (GA317) 2 0 2 WILKINSON (GA319) 1 1 2 WORTH (GA321) 3 1 4 Total 25,314 7,227 32,541

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The Twenty Most Popular Degree Majors Fall 2014

Graduate & Major Undergraduate Major Professional Biological Science (BS- Business Administration (MBA- BIO) 2,299 BA) 642 Computer Science (BS- CSC) 1,075 Law (JD-LAW) 638 Pre-Nursing (BSN- PNUR) 968 Nursing (MS-NURS) 255 Psychology (AB-PSY) 728 Public Health (MPH-PH) 227 Psychology (BS-PSY) 717 Biology (MS-BGY) 205 Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS-IDS) 684 Accountancy (MPA-ACY) 192 Criminal Justice (BS-CJ) 668 English (PHD-ENG) 144 Public Administration (MGA- Accounting (BBA-AC) 666 PUA) 141 Art (AB-ART) 634 Teaching & Learning (PHD-TLG) 134 Political Science (AB- POL) 616 Psychology (PHD-PSY) 118 Pre-Marketing (BBA- Sports Administration (MS- PMK) 616 SAD) 109 Managerial Sciences (BBA-MGRS) 573 Physical Therapy (DPT-PT) 105 Marketing (BBA-MK) 548 Biological Science (PHD-BIO) 103 Early Childhood Education (ND- Chemistry (BS-CHM) 537 ECE) 103 Sociology (AB-SOC) 535 Chemistry (PHD-CHM) 96 Journalism (AB-JOU) 524 Social Work (MSW-SW) 93 Pre-Journalism (AB- PJOU) 522 Health Sciences (MS-HS) 87 Exercise Science (BS- EXS) 519 Computer Science (MS-CSC) 84 Film And Video (AB- FMV) 473 Taxation (MTX-TAX) 84 Computer Information Systems Finance (BBA-FI) 470 (MSIS-CIS) 83

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Retention Rates for First-Time Full-Time Undergraduates Cohort Terms Fall 2003-Fall 2013 * Freshman transfer students are not included in this table

Cohort Term Fall 2003

Total 1-Yr 5-Yr 6-Yr 2-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr 6-Yr 6-Yr Freshme Enroll Grad_ Grad_ COLLEGE Enrolled Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Total Enrolled Total n ed By By FA 05 FA 06 FA 06 Retained FA 07 FA 07 Retained FA 08 Retained FA 09 Retained FA 03 FA 04 FA 08 FA 09 Arts And 945 790 620 585 19 604 377 182 559 169 383 552 90 468 558 Sciences (AS) 100% 83.6% 65.6% 61.9% 2.0% 63.9% 39.9% 19.3% 59.2% 17.9% 40.5% 58.4% 9.5% 49.5% 59.0% Business 374 320 264 240 7 247 157 71 228 61 157 218 33 190 223 (BU) 100% 85.6% 70.6% 64.2% 1.9% 66.0% 42.0% 19.0% 61.0% 16.3% 42.0% 58.3% 8.8% 50.8% 59.6% Education 73 58 45 39 1 40 25 15 40 11 30 41 4 35 39 (ED) 100% 79.5% 61.6% 53.4% 1.4% 54.8% 34.2% 20.5% 54.8% 15.1% 41.1% 56.2% 5.5% 47.9% 53.4% Nursing (NS) 118 96 73 70 1 71 47 17 64 15 48 63 7 57 64 100% 81.4% 61.9% 59.3% 0.8% 60.2% 39.8% 14.4% 54.2% 12.7% 40.7% 53.4% 5.9% 48.3% 54.2% Policy 61 48 34 34 3 37 20 13 33 3 28 31 1 31 32 Studies (PS) 100% 78.7% 55.7% 55.7% 4.9% 60.7% 32.8% 21.3% 54.1% 4.9% 45.9% 50.8% 1.6% 50.8% 52.5% Undeclared 346 291 227 215 0 215 146 48 194 61 134 195 24 172 196 100% 84.1% 65.6% 62.1% 0% 62.1% 42.2% 13.9% 56.1% 17.6% 38.7% 56.4% 6.9% 49.7% 56.6% Total 1,917 1,603 1,263 1,183 31 1,214 772 346 1,118 320 780 1,100 159 953 1,112 100% 83.6% 65.9% 61.7% 1.6% 63.3% 40.3% 18.0% 58.3% 16.7% 40.7% 57.4% 8.3% 49.7% 58.0%

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Cohort Term Fall 2004

Total 1-Yr 2-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr 6-Yr 6-Yr 6-Yr Freshme COLLEGE Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total n FA 05 FA 06 FA 07 FA 07 Retained FA 08 FA 08 Retained FA 09 FA 09 Retained FA 10 FA 10 Retained FA 04 Arts And Sciences 1,065 865 720 650 16 666 427 200 627 177 427 604 83 511 594 (AS) 100% 81.2% 67.6% 61.0% 1.5% 62.5% 40.1% 18.8% 58.9% 16.6% 40.1% 56.7% 7.8% 48.0% 55.8% Business (BU) 490 402 350 322 9 331 220 95 315 83 231 314 36 266 302 100% 82.0% 71.4% 65.7% 1.8% 67.6% 44.9% 19.4% 64.3% 16.9% 47.1% 64.1% 7.3% 54.3% 61.6% Education (ED) 105 85 69 67 0 67 45 22 67 17 49 66 11 58 69 100% 81.0% 65.7% 63.8% 0% 63.8% 42.9% 21.0% 63.8% 16.2% 46.7% 62.9% 10.5% 55.2% 65.7% Nursing (NS) 143 112 86 69 0 69 53 17 70 19 45 64 10 55 65 100% 78.3% 60.1% 48.3% 0% 48.3% 37.1% 11.9% 49.0% 13.3% 31.5% 44.8% 7.0% 38.5% 45.5% Policy Studies (PS) 71 53 48 45 0 45 29 13 42 11 31 42 5 34 39 100% 74.6% 67.6% 63.4% 0% 63.4% 40.8% 18.3% 59.2% 15.5% 43.7% 59.2% 7.0% 47.9% 54.9% Undeclared 382 296 246 216 6 222 176 41 217 93 118 211 42 164 206 100% 77.5% 64.4% 56.5% 1.6% 58.1% 46.1% 10.7% 56.8% 24.3% 30.9% 55.2% 11.0% 42.9% 53.9% Total 2,256 1,813 1,519 1,369 31 1,400 950 388 1,338 400 901 1,301 187 1,088 1,275 100% 80.4% 67.3% 60.7% 1.4% 62.1% 42.1% 17.2% 59.3% 17.7% 39.9% 57.7% 8.3% 48.2% 56.5%

Cohort Term Fall 2005

Policy Studies (PS) 73 56 47 39 0 39 20 18 38 7 30 37 7 32 39 100% 76.7% 64.4% 53.4% 0% 53.4% 27.4% 24.7% 52.1% 9.6% 41.1% 50.7% 9.6% 43.8% 53.4% Undeclared 409 328 263 233 1 234 174 54 228 70 152 222 45 179 224 100% 80.2% 64.3% 57.0% 0.2% 57.2% 42.5% 13.2% 55.7% 17.1% 37.2% 54.3% 11.0% 43.8% 54.8% Total 2,254 1,821 1,526 1,373 25 1,398 920 406 1,326 384 901 1,285 198 1,083 1,281 100% 80.8% 67.7% 60.9% 1.1% 62.0% 40.8% 18.0% 58.8% 17.0% 40.0% 57.0% 8.8% 48.0% 56.8%

Cohort Term Fall 2006

Total 1-Yr 2-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr 6-Yr 6-Yr 6-Yr COLLEGE Freshmen Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total FA 06 FA 07 FA 08 FA 09 FA 09 Retained FA 10 FA 10 Retained FA 11 FA 11 Retained FA 12 FA 12 Retained Arts And Sciences 1,005 820 692 645 13 658 404 218 622 164 440 604 70 521 591 (AS) 100% 81.6% 68.9% 64.2% 1.3% 65.5% 40.2% 21.7% 61.9% 16.3% 43.8% 60.1% 7.0% 51.8% 58.8% Business (BU) 508 428 373 333 14 347 217 112 329 91 232 323 50 269 319 100% 84.3% 73.4% 65.6% 2.8% 68.3% 42.7% 22.0% 64.8% 17.9% 45.7% 63.6% 9.8% 53.0% 62.8% Education (ED) 89 73 63 62 2 64 43 17 60 12 47 59 9 53 62 100% 82.0% 70.8% 69.7% 2.2% 71.9% 48.3% 19.1% 67.4% 13.5% 52.8% 66.3% 10.1% 59.6% 69.7% Nursing (NS) 160 125 102 91 0 91 54 26 80 29 52 81 15 65 80 100% 78.1% 63.8% 56.9% 0% 56.9% 33.8% 16.3% 50.0% 18.1% 32.5% 50.6% 9.4% 40.6% 50.0% Policy Studies (PS) 65 54 45 42 0 42 21 17 38 6 31 37 2 35 37 100% 83.1% 69.2% 64.6% 0% 64.6% 32.3% 26.2% 58.5% 9.2% 47.7% 56.9% 3.1% 53.8% 56.9% Undeclared 329 272 225 209 2 211 135 56 191 54 131 185 23 160 183 100% 82.7% 68.4% 63.5% 0.6% 64.1% 41.0% 17.0% 58.1% 16.4% 39.8% 56.2% 7.0% 48.6% 55.6% Total 2,156 1,772 1,500 1,382 31 1,413 874 446 1,320 356 933 1,289 169 1,103 1,272 100% 82.2% 69.6% 64.1% 1.4% 65.5% 40.5% 20.7% 61.2% 16.5% 43.3% 59.8% 7.8% 51.2% 59.0%

Cohort Term Fall 2007

Policy Studies 97 81 72 63 5 68 29 36 65 12 53 65 7 60 67 (PS) 100% 83.5% 74.2% 64.9% 5.2% 70.1% 29.9% 37.1% 67.0% 12.4% 54.6% 67.0% 7.20% 61.90% 69.10% Undeclared 402 320 278 260 1 261 172 70 242 67 169 236 22 206 228 100% 79.6% 69.2% 64.7% 0.2% 64.9% 42.8% 17.4% 60.2% 16.7% 42.0% 58.7% 5.50% 51.20% 56.70% Total 2,507 2,066 1,756 1,625 25 1,650 1,002 541 1,543 396 1,117 1,513 167 1,332 1,499 100% 82.4% 70.0% 64.8% 1.0% 65.8% 40.0% 21.6% 61.5% 15.8% 44.6% 60.4% 6.70% 53.10% 59.80%

Cohort Term Fall 2008

Total 1-Yr 2-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr 6-Yr 6-Yr 6-Yr COLLEGE Freshmen Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total FA 07 FA 08 FA 09 FA 10 FA 10 Retained FA 11 FA 11 Retained FA 12 FA 12 Retained FA 13 FA 13 Retained Arts And 1,331 1,107 952 867 20 887 556 288 844 216 613 829 110 707 817 Sciences (AS) 100% 83.2% 71.5% 65.1% 1.5% 66.6% 41.8% 21.6% 63.4% 16.2% 46.1% 62.3% 8.3% 53.1% 61.4% Business (BU) 649 559 493 444 11 455 270 174 444 93 340 433 41 390 431 100% 86.1% 76.0% 68.4% 1.7% 70.1% 41.6% 26.8% 68.4% 14.3% 52.4% 66.7% 6.3% 60.1% 66.4% Education 121 102 86 78 3 81 42 37 79 14 67 81 8 72 80 (ED) 100% 84.3% 71.1% 64.5% 2.5% 66.9% 34.7% 30.6% 65.3% 11.6% 55.4% 66.9% 6.6% 59.5% 66.1% Nursing & HP 220 180 149 128 1 129 83 28 111 28 75 103 15 93 108 (SNHP) 100% 81.8% 67.7% 58.2% 0.5% 58.6% 37.7% 12.7% 50.5% 12.7% 34.1% 46.8% 6.8% 42.3% 49.1% Policy Studies 107 84 73 69 0 69 33 33 66 9 55 64 6 59 65 (PS) 100% 78.5% 68.2% 64.5% 0% 64.5% 30.8% 30.8% 61.7% 8.4% 51.4% 59.8% 5.6% 55.1% 60.7% University 304 241 197 180 4 184 112 51 163 49 115 164 24 141 165 College (00) 100% 79.3% 64.8% 59.2% 1.3% 60.5% 36.8% 16.8% 53.6% 16.1% 37.8% 53.9% 7.9% 46.4% 54.3% Total 2,732 2,273 1,950 1,766 39 1,805 1,096 611 1,707 409 1,265 1,674 204 1,462 1,666 100% 83.2% 71.4% 64.6% 1.4% 66.1% 40.1% 22.4% 62.5% 15.0% 46.3% 61.3% 7.5% 53.5% 61.0%

Cohort Term Fall 2009

Total 1-Yr 2-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr 5-Yr COLLEGE Freshmen Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total FA 08 FA 09 FA 10 FA 11 FA 11 Retained FA 12 FA 12 Retained FA 13 FA 13 Retained Arts And Sciences (AS) 1,429 1,193 996 881 20 901 525 329 854 210 625 835 100% 83.5% 69.7% 61.7% 1.4% 63.1% 36.7% 23.0% 59.8% 14.7% 43.7% 58.4% Business (BU) 613 511 459 429 9 438 234 180 414 86 322 408 100% 83.4% 74.9% 70.0% 1.5% 71.5% 38.2% 29.4% 67.5% 14.0% 52.5% 66.6% Education (ED) 146 131 107 101 3 104 62 40 102 21 79 100 GSU Fact Book 36 Enrollment Data

100% 89.7% 73.3% 69.2% 2.1% 71.2% 42.5% 27.4% 69.9% 14.4% 54.1% 68.5% Nursing & HP (SNHP) 254 217 182 140 4 144 100 32 132 45 84 129 100% 85.4% 71.7% 55.1% 1.6% 56.7% 39.4% 12.6% 52.0% 17.7% 33.1% 50.8% Policy Studies (PS) 108 97 86 75 3 78 42 34 76 12 62 74 100% 89.8% 79.6% 69.4% 2.8% 72.2% 38.9% 31.5% 70.4% 11.1% 57.4% 68.5% University College (00) 366 306 260 234 2 236 136 84 220 51 162 213 100% 83.6% 71.0% 63.9% 0.5% 64.5% 37.2% 23.0% 60.1% 13.9% 44.3% 58.2% Total 2,916 2,455 2,090 1,860 41 1,901 1,099 699 1,798 425 1,334 1,759 100% 84.2% 71.7% 63.8% 1.4% 65.2% 37.7% 24.0% 61.7% 14.6% 45.7% 60.3%

Cohort Term Fall 2010

Total 1-Yr 2-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr 4-Yr COLLEGE Freshmen Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Grad_By Total Enrolled Grad_By Total FA 09 FA 10 FA 11 FA 12 FA 12 Retained FA 2013 FA 2013 Retained Arts And Sciences (AS) 1,465 1,209 1,010 899 24 923 542 345 887 100% 82.5% 68.9% 61.4% 1.6% 63.0% 37.0% 23.5% 60.5% Business (BU) 504 417 375 329 8 337 199 127 326 100% 82.7% 74.4% 65.3% 1.6% 66.9% 39.5% 25.2% 64.7% Education (ED) 134 113 96 89 2 91 55 34 89 100% 84.3% 71.6% 66.4% 1.5% 67.9% 41.0% 25.4% 66.4% Nursing & HP (SNHP) 273 232 185 170 2 172 107 48 155 100% 85.0% 67.8% 62.3% 0.7% 63.0% 39.2% 17.6% 56.8% Policy Studies (PS) 101 84 72 65 2 67 31 36 67 100% 83.2% 71.3% 64.4% 2.0% 66.3% 30.7% 35.6% 66.3% University College (00) 348 289 232 221 2 223 143 68 211 100% 83.0% 66.7% 63.5% 0.6% 64.1% 41.1% 19.5% 60.6% Total 2,825 2,344 1,970 1,773 40 1,813 1,077 658 1,735 100% 83.0% 69.7% 62.8% 1.4% 64.2% 38.1% 23.3% 61.4% GSU Fact Book 37 Degree Programs

Cohort Term Fall 2011

Total 1-Yr 2-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr 3-Yr Total COLLEGE Freshmen Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled FA Grad_By Retained FA 10 FA 11 FA 12 13 FA 13 FA 13 Arts And Sciences (AS) 1,449 1,214 1,018 934 21 955 100% 83.8% 70.3% 64.5% 1.4% 65.9% Business (BU) 464 389 317 290 12 302 100% 83.8% 68.3% 62.5% 2.6% 65.1% Education (ED) 140 115 96 94 2 96 100% 82.1% 68.6% 67.1% 1.4% 68.6% Nursing & HP (SNHP) 261 215 163 145 1 146 100% 82.4% 62.5% 55.6% 0.4% 55.9% Policy Studies (PS) 83 73 53 51 1 52 100% 88.0% 63.9% 61.4% 1.2% 62.7% University College (00) 303 236 195 179 1 180 100% 77.9% 64.4% 59.1% 0.3% 59.4% Total 2,700 2,242 1,842 1,693 38 1,731 100% 83.0% 68.2% 62.7% 1.4% 64.1%

Cohort Term Fall 2012 Cohort Term Fall 2013

Total 1-Yr 2-Yr Total 1-Yr COLLEGE Freshmen Enrolled Enrolled FA COLLEGE Freshmen Enrolled FA 11 FA 12 13 FA 13 FA 14 Arts And Arts And 1,647 1,361 1,144 1,715 1,397 Sciences (AS) Sciences (AS) 100% 82.6% 69.5% 100% 81.5% Business Business 609 523 442 650 539 (BU) (BU) 100% 85.9% 72.6% 100% 82.9% Education Education 146 122 103 174 149 (ED) (ED) 100% 83.6% 70.5% 100% 85.6% Nursing & Nursing & 300 250 194 384 329 HP (SNHP) HP (SNHP) 100% 83.3% 64.7% 100% 85.7% Policy Policy 107 90 81 120 97 Studies (PS) Studies (PS) 100% 84.1% 75.7% 100% 80.8% University University 314 260 219 336 270 College (00) College (00) 100% 82.8% 69.7% 100% 80.4% Total 3,123 2,606 2,183 Total 3,379 2,781 100% 83.4% 69.9% 100% 82.3%

GSU Fact Book 38 Degree Programs

DEGREE PROGRAMS

Summary of Most Frequent Degrees Conferred by Program Classification Throughout Academic Year 2013-2014

Graduate/ Bachelor’s Professional Program/Field of Study Degrees Program/Field of Study Degrees Biological Science (BS) 305 Business Administration (MBA) 392 Accounting (BBA) 274 Law (JD) 219 Managerial Sciences (BBA) 274 Accountancy (MPA) 120 Marketing (BBA) 253 Biology (MS) 79 Psychology (BS) 248 Nursing (MS) 75 Finance (BBA) 230 Taxation (MTX) 60 Journalism (AB) 203 Computer Information Systems 59 (MSIS) Political Science (AB) 190 Public Health (MPH) 57 Computer Information Systems 189 Public Administration (MGA) 51 (BBA) Sociology (AB) 181 Social Work (MSW) 48 Psychology (AB) 178 Early Childhood Education (MED) 47 Film and Video (AB) 145 Economics (MA) 47 Criminal Justice (BS) 140 Health Administration (MHA) 46 Early Childhood Education (BSE) 121 Computer Science (MS) 42 Pre-Licensure Nursing (BSN) 120 Sports Administration (MS) 40 Exercise Science (BS) 119 Finance (MS) 35 English (AB) 115 Music (MMU) 33 Hospitality Administration (BBA) 84 Marketing (MS) 32 Social Work (BSW) 83 Middle Level Education (MAT) 32 History (AB) 77 Actuarial Science (MAS) 31

Degree Programs and Majors Fall 2014

Program Department College Undergraduate Graduate

Accounting School of J. Mack B.B.A G.Cert., M.B.A., M.P.Acct., Ph.D.

Accountancy Robinson College of

Business Actuarial Science Risk J. Mack B.B.A., minor M.A.S. Management Robinson

and Insurance College of

Business African-American African- College of Arts B.A., minor M.A.

Studies American and Sciences

Studies GSU Fact Book 39 Degree Programs

Analytics J. Mack M.S. Robinson College of

Business

Anthropology Anthropology College of Arts B.A., minor M.A.

and Sciences Applied Applied College of Arts B.A., minor M.A., Ph.D.

Linguistics Linguistics and and Sciences

ESL

Applied Philosophy College of Arts G.Cert.

Philosophy and Sciences Arabic World College of Arts minor

Languages and and Sciences

Cultures Art Welch School College of Arts B.A. with concentrations

of Art and and Sciences in Art

Design History or Studio, minor

Art Education Welch School College of Arts B.F.A. M.A.Ed.

of Art and and Sciences

Design

Art History Welch School College of Arts B.A. with Art History M.A.

of Art and and Sciences concentration, minor

Design

Arts College of Arts B.I.S.

Administration - and Sciences Speech/Theatre

Asian Studies College of Arts B.I.S.

and Sciences Astronomy Physics & College of Arts Ph.D.

Astronomy and Sciences

Behavior/Learning Educational College of M.Ed. Disabilities Psychology, Education and Special Human

Education, and Development Communication

Disorders

Biology Biology College of Arts B.S., minor M.S., Ph.D.

and Sciences

Birth Through Early College of B.S.Ed. Five Childhood Education and

Education Human

Development General Business J. Mack M.B.A., EDB Robinson College of

Business

Business J. Mack B.B.A. Economics Robinson College of

Business

Chemistry Chemistry College of Arts B.S., minor M.S., Ph.D.

and Sciences GSU Fact Book 40 Degree Programs

Chinese Studies College of Arts minor and Sciences

Classical Studies College of Arts B.I.S.

and Sciences

Clinical Health Byrdine F. Lewis B.I.S. Informatics School of Nursing and Health

Professions

Clinical Counseling and College of M.S. Rehabilitation Psychological Education and

Counseling Services Human

Development

Communication Communication College of Arts M.A., Ph.D.

and Sciences

Communication Educational College of M.S. Sciences and Psychology, Education and Disorders Special Human

Education, and Development Communication

Disorders Computer Computer J. Mack B.B.A., minor M.B.A., M.S.I.S., Ph.D. Information Information Robinson

Systems Systems College of

Business Computer Computer College of Arts B.S., minor M.S., Ph.D.

Science Science and Sciences

Counseling Counseling and College of Ph.D. Psychology Psychological Education and

Services Human

Development Counselor Counseling and College of Ph.D. Education and Psychological Education and Practice Services Human Development

Creative Writing English College of Arts M.F.A.

and Sciences

Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Andrew Young B.S. Legal Issues M.S., Ph.D. School of Policy Track, B.S. Crime and

Studies Justice Track

Curriculum and Middle and College of Ed.D. Instruction Secondary Education and

Education Human

Development

Disaster Public Andrew Young G.Cert. Management Management School of Policy

and Policy Studies

Early Childhood Early College of B.S.Ed. M.A.T., M.Ed. Education Childhood Education and

Education Human

Development GSU Fact Book 41 Degree Programs

Early Childhood Early College of Ph.D. and Elementary Childhood Education and

Education Education Human

Development

Economics Economics Andrew Young B.A., B.S., minor M.A., Ph.D. School of Policy

Studies

Education of Educational College of Ph.D. Students with Psychology, Education and Exceptionalities Special Human

Education, and Development Communication

Disorders Educational Educational College of M.Ed., Ed.D., Ed.S.

Leadership Policy Studies Education and Human

Development

Educational Policy Educational College of Ph.D.

Studies Policy Studies Education and Human

Development Educational Educational College of minor M.S., Ph.D. Psychology Psychology, Education and Special Human

Education, and Development Communication

Disorders

Educational Educational College of M.S.

Research Policy Studies Education and Human

Development

Elementary Early College of M.Ed. Education Childhood Education and

Education Human

Development

English English College of Arts B.A., minor M.A., M.F.A., Ph.D.

and Sciences

English to Middle and College of M.A.T. Speakers of Secondary Education and

Other Education Human

Languages (ESOL) Development English Education Middle and College of M.A.T., Ph.D. Secondary Education and

Education Human

Development

Enterprise Risk Risk J. Mack G.Cert. Management Management Robinson

and Insurance College of

Business Entertainment Creative Media College of Arts minor

Media Industries and Sciences Management Institute GSU Fact Book 42 Degree Programs

Entrepreneurship J. Mack minor Robinson College of

Business

Environmental College of Arts B.I.S.

Science and Sciences

Ethics Department of College of Arts minor

Philosophy and Sciences

Exercise Science Kinesiology and College of B.S. M.S.

Health Education and Human

Development Film and Video Department of College of Arts B.A., minor

Communication and Sciences

Finance Finance J. Mack B.B.A., minor M.B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Robinson College of

Business

Folklore English College of Arts minor

and Sciences French World College of Arts B.A., minor M.A.

Languages and and Sciences

Cultures Game Design and Creative Media College of Arts B.I.S., minor

Development Industries and Sciences Institute

Geosciences Geosciences College of Arts B.A., B.S., minor, U.Cert M.S., G.Cert. in Geographic

and Sciences in Geographic Information Science Information Science German World College of Arts B.A., minor M.A.

Languages and and Sciences

Cultures Gerontology Gerontology College of Arts U.Cert. G.Cert., M.A. Institute and Sciences

Global Hospitality School of J. Mack M.G.H.M.

Hospitality Robinson College of

Business Health Institute of J. Mack M.H.A., M.S.H.A., M.H.A./M.B.A, Administration Health Robinson M.H.A./M.B.A./J.D., M.S.H.A./J.D.

Administration College of

Business

Health and Kinesiology and College of B.S.Ed. M.Ed.

Physical Health Education and Education Human

Development Health Sciences Byrdine F. Lewis M.S. (with concentrations School of in Nutrition and Respiratory Nursing and Therapy) Health

Professions

Heritage History College of Arts M.H.P., G.Cert.

Preservation and Sciences GSU Fact Book 43 Degree Programs

History History College of Arts B.A., minor M.A., Ph.D.

and Sciences Hospitality School of J. Mack B.B.A., U.Cert., minor

Administration Hospitality Robinson College of

Business

Human Learning Educational College of B.I.S. and Development Psychology, Education and Special Human

Education, and Development Communication

Disorders

Information Computer J. Mack M.B.A. Systems Information Robinson

Systems College of

Business

Information Computer J. Mack M.S. ISAC Systems Audit Information Robinson

and Control Systems College of

Business

Instructional Learning College of Ph.D. Technology Technologies Education and

Division Human

Development Instructional Learning College of G.Cert, M.S. Design and Technologies Education and

Technology Division Human

Development Interdisciplinary College of Arts B.I.S., minor

and Sciences International Institute of J. Mack U.Cert. M.B.A., M.I.B., M.I.B./M.A. POLS, Business International Robinson M.I.B./B.A. FL

Business College of

Business International Andrew Young B.A. with concentrations Economics and School of Policy in French, German, Modern Studies/College Spanish, Italian or Languages of Arts and Chinese Language and Sciences Society

International College of G.Cert. Education Education and Human

Development

International College of Arts B.I.S.

Studies and Sciences

Interpretation World College of Arts G.Cert.

Languages and and Sciences

Cultures Italian World College of Arts minor

Languages and and Sciences

Cultures

Italian Studies College of Arts B.I.S.

and Sciences GSU Fact Book 44 Degree Programs

Japanese World College of Arts minor

Languages and and Sciences

Cultures

Journalism Communication College of Arts B.A., minor

and Sciences

Kinesiology Kinesiology and College of Ph.D.

Health Education and Human

Development Latin World College of Arts minor

Languages and and Sciences

Cultures

Latin American World College of Arts minor G.Cert.

Studies Languages and and Sciences

Cultures

Law College of Law J.D., J.D./M.A. in Law and Philosophy, J.D./B.A. in Law and Honors, J.D./M.B.A., J.D./M.C.R.P. in Law and Urban Planning, J.D./M.S.H.A. in Law and Health Administration, J.D./M.B.A./M.H.A in Law and Health Administration, J.D./M.P.A. in Law and Professional Accounting, J.D./M.P.A. in Law and Public Administration, J.D./M.P.H. in Law and Public Health, LLM

Law and Society College of Arts B.I.S.

and Sciences

Literacy Coach Early College of G.Cert. Childhood Education and

Education Human

Development

Managerial Managerial J. Mack B.B.A. M.B.A., M.S., Ph.D.

Science Sciences Robinson College of

Business

Marketing Marketing J. Mack B.B.A., minor M.B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Robinson College of

Business Mathematics Mathematics College of Arts B.S., minor M.A., M.S., Ph.D.

and Statistics and Sciences Mathematics Middle and College of M.A.T., M.Ed., Ph.D. Education Secondary Education and

Education Human

Development Media Creative Media College of Arts B.I.S.

Entrepreneurship Industries and Sciences Institute GSU Fact Book 45 Degree Programs

Mental Health Counseling and College of M.S. Counseling Psychological Education and

Services Human

Development

Middle East College of Arts B.I.S.

Studies and Sciences

Middle Level Middle and College of B.S.Ed. M.A.T. Education Secondary Education and

Education Human

Development

Multiple and Educational College of M.Ed. Severe Psychology, Education and Disabilities Special Human

Education, and Development Communication

Disorders

Music School of Music College of Arts B.Mu., minor M.Mu.

and Sciences

Music Education Middle and College of Ph.D. Secondary Education and

Education Human

Development

Music School of Music College of Arts B.S.

Management and Sciences Neuroscience Neuroscience College of Arts B.S., minor M.S., Ph.D.

Institute and Sciences Nonprofit Public Andrew Young minor Leadership Management School of Policy

and Policy Studies

Nonprofit Public Andrew Young G.Cert. Management and Management School of Policy

Social Enterprise and Policy Studies

Nursing School of Byrdine F. Lewis B.S. M.S., G.Cert., Ph.D., D.N.P

Nursing School of Nursing and Health

Professions

Nutrition Nutrition Byrdine F. Lewis B.S. M.S. School of Nursing and Health

Professions Personal Financial Risk J. Mack G.Cert., M.B.A. Planning Management Robinson

and Insurance College of

Business

Philosophy Philosophy College of Arts B.A., B.A. Pre-Law, M.A., M.A./J.D.

and Sciences minor

Physical Therapy Therapy Byrdine F. Lewis D.P.T. School of Nursing and Health

Professions GSU Fact Book 46 Degree Programs

Physics Physics and College of Arts B.S., minor M.S., Ph.D.

Astronomy and Sciences

Planning and Public Andrew Young minor G.Cert. Economic Management School of Policy

Development and Policy Studies

Political Science Political Science College of Arts B.A., minor M.A., Ph.D.

and Sciences

Psychology Psychology College of Arts B.A., B.S., minor M.A., Ph.D.

and Sciences Public Public Andrew Young M.P.A., M.P.A./J.D. Administration Management School of Policy

and Policy Studies Public Health School of Public G.Cert., M.P.H., Ph.D.,M.P.H./J.D.

Health Public Policy Public Andrew Young B.S., minor M.P.P., Ph.D. Management School of Policy

and Policy Studies

Qualitative Educational College of G.Cert.

Research in Policy Studies Education and Education Human

Development

Quantitative Educational College of G.Cert.

Research in Policy Studies Education and Education Human

Development Reading, Middle and College of M.Ed., Ph.D. Language, and Secondary Education and

Literacy Education Human

Education Development

Real Estate Real Estate J. Mack B.B.A., minor G.Cert., M.B.A., M.S.R.E., Ph.D. Robinson College of

Business Religious Studies Religious College of Arts B.A., minor M.A.

Studies and Sciences Respiratory Respiratory Byrdine F. Lewis B.S. M.S.

Therapy Therapy School of Nursing and Health

Professions Risk Management Risk J. Mack B.B.A., minor M.B.A., M.S., Ph.D. and Insurance Management Robinson

and Insurance College of

Business School Counseling and College of M.Ed., Ed.S. Counseling Psychological Education and Services Human Development School Counseling and College of M.Ed., Ed.S., Ph.D. Psychology Psychological Education and

Services Human

Development GSU Fact Book 47 Degree Programs

Science Education Middle and College of M.A.T., M.Ed., Ph.D. Secondary Education and

Education Human

Development

Social Educational College of M.S.

Foundations of Policy Studies Education and Education Human

Development Social Studies Middle and College of M.A.T., M.Ed., Ph.D. Education Secondary Education and

Education Human

Development

Social Work School of Social Andrew Young B.S.W. M.S.W.

Work School of Policy

Studies

Sociology Sociology College of Arts B.A., minor M.A., Ph.D.

and Sciences Spanish World College of Arts B.A., minor M.A.

Languages and and Sciences

Cultures

Special Education Educational College of minor – High Incidence Psychology, Education and Disabilities Special Human

Education, and Development Communication

Disorders

Speech Communication College of Arts B.A., minor

and Sciences

Sports Kinesiology and College of M.S.

Administration Health Education and Human

Development

Sports Medicine Kinesiology and College of M.S.

Health Education and Human

Development

Studio Welch School College of Arts B.A. with Studio M.F.A.

of Art and and Sciences concentration, B.F.A.

Design (with concentrations in Drawing, Painting & Printmaking; Graphic Design; Interior Design; Photography; Textiles; or Three-dimensional Studies [Ceramics or Sculpture]) Supply Chain and Managerial J. Mack Ph.D.

Analytics Sciences Robinson Management College of

Business Talent Managerial J. Mack M.B.A., Ph.D.

Management Sciences Robinson GSU Fact Book 48 Degree Programs

College of

Business Taxation School of J. Mack M.Tx. Accountancy Robinson College of Business Teaching and Middle and College of Ph.D. Learning Secondary Education and Education Human Development Teaching and Middle and College of Ph.D. Teacher Secondary Education and Education Education Human Development Teaching English Applied College of Arts TEFL Cert. as a Foreign Linguistics and and Sciences Language ESL Theater (Design College of Arts B.I.S., minor and Performance) and Sciences Translation World College of G.Cert. Languages and Arts and Cultures Sciences Urban Education College of minor Education and Human Development Urban Teacher Middle and College of M.Ed. Leadership Secondary Education and Education Human Development Wealth Risk J. Mack M.S. Management Management Robinson and Insurance College of Business Women's, Institute for College of Arts B.A., minor G.Cert., M.A. Gender and Women's, and Sciences Sexuality Studies Gender and Sexuality Studies Source: “All Degrees and Majors,” GSU Website, http://www.gsu.edu/degrees-and-majors/ GSU Fact Book 49 Academic Information

ACADEMIC INFORMATION

University Student Enrolled Credit Hours by College/School Academic Years 2009-2014

College/School Level 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Andrew Underclassmen 4,931 5,262 5,223 6,021.5 6,259 7,114 Young School Upperclassmen 10,602 12,118 13,361 12,765 13,865 13,529 of Policy Graduate 5,595 5,734 6,294 7,015 7,042 6,448 Studies Non-degree 110 25 9 37 112 29 Total 21,238 23,139 24,887 25,838.5 27,278 27,120 Byrdine F. Underclassmen 8,912 9,769 10,296 10,146 11,667 11,243 Lewis School Upperclassmen 10,907 11,765 12,783 11,604 10,180 9,167 of Nursing and Health Graduate 5,567 5,485 5,816 5,569 5,906 6,056 Professions Non-degree 390 243 259 172 204 145 Total 25,776 27,262 29,154 27,491 27,957 26,611 College of Underclassmen 55,547 56,405 58,637 63,049.5 66,624 71,151 Arts and Upperclassmen 80,474 86,710 87,575 88,940.5 87,763.5 88,165.5 Sciences Graduate 30,300 31,356 31,597 31,561 32,654 34,293.5 Non-degree 2,984 2,991 2,643.5 2,761.5 2,722 2,561 Total 169,305 177,462 180,452.5 186,312.5 189,763.5 196,171 College of Underclassmen 6,488 7,066 7,137 7,530 8,158 8,902 Education Upperclassmen 12,089 13,330 14,296 14,469 13,441 12,904 Graduate 19,563 18,403 16,677 14,765.5 13,934 16,556 Non-degree 175 151 294 264 199 263 Total 38,315 38,950 38,404 37,028.5 35,732 38,625 School of Graduate 1,444 1,391 1,804 2,179 2,756 3,258 Public Health Total 1,444 1,391 1,804 2,179 2,756 3,258 J. Mack Underclassmen 26,561 24,002 23,673 26,953 28,089 32,591.5 Robinson Upperclassmen 49,068 50,072 48,359 47,649 46,052 43,559 College of Graduate 18,466 20,897 20,733 20,100 19,284.5 18,441.5 Business Non-degree 876 585 499 546 263 313 Total 94,971 95,556 93,264 95,248 93,688.5 94,905 College of Law Graduate 8,804.5 8,625 9,119.5 8,851.5 8,949 8,527 Total 8,804.5 8,625 9,119.5 8,851.5 8,949 8,527 University Underclassmen 8,570.5 8,196 7,710 7,774.5 8,089 6,188 College Upperclassmen 91 145 133 135 549 2,651 Non-degree 21 0 0 0 10 0 Total 8,682.5 8,341 7,843 7,909.5 8,648 8,839 ALL Underclassmen 111,009 110,700 112,676 121,474.5 128,886 137,189.5 COLLEGES/ Upperclassmen 163,231 174,140 176,507 175,562.5 171,850.5 169,975.5 SCHOOLS Graduate 89,740 91,891 92,040 90,041 90,525.5 93,584 Non-degree 4,556 3,995 3,704.5 3,780.5 3,510 3,311 Total 368,536 380,726 384,927.5 390,858.5 394,772 404,060

GSU Fact Book 50 Academic Information

University Student Enrolled Credit Hours by College/School 250,000

200,000

Andrew Young School of Policy Studies

Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health 150,000 Professions College of Arts and Sciences

College of Education

School of Public Health

100,000 J. Mack Robinson College of Business

College of Law

University College

50,000

0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

GSU Fact Book 51 Academic Information

Distribution of Grades by College and Percent Fall 2013 *Note: For grades awarded in sections with enrollment greater than five.

College/ School Level A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D F I S U AU W WF O Andrew Fres/Sop 316 342 374 281 372 284 201 243 134 147 215 5 0 0 0 171 0 22 Young Jun/ Sen 226 570 424 353 550 321 191 284 119 167 147 52 54 0 0 232 5 35 School of Grad 150 454 225 169 222 47 23 24 10 13 17 89 226 0 21 41 0 6 Policy Studies Total 692 1366 1023 803 1144 652 415 551 263 327 379 146 280 0 21 444 5 63 Byrdine F. Fres/Sop 24 358 0 150 153 0 31 32 1 33 27 0 0 0 0 52 0 5 Lewis School of Jun/ Sen 62 845 16 97 388 3 30 84 2 38 12 3 72 0 0 34 0 8 Nursing Grad 98 728 0 93 251 0 7 18 0 2 1 19 289 0 0 29 2 3 and Health Total 184 1,931 16 340 792 3 68 134 3 73 40 22 361 0 0 115 2 16 Professions College of Fres/Sop 3404 7416 5403 4660 6637 3466 2654 3538 1220 1898 2589 135 125 61 18 2927 16 442 Arts and Jun/ Sen 1406 4043 2394 1960 2831 1297 929 1326 334 572 730 152 194 1 13 1112 19 152 Sciences Grad 427 1714 494 302 318 70 29 35 4 7 33 285 1961 12 15 154 0 23 Total 5237 13173 8291 6922 9786 4833 3612 4899 1558 2477 3352 572 2280 74 46 4193 35 617 College of Fres/Sop 174 525 126 109 241 81 63 79 31 54 88 5 0 0 0 106 2 36 Education Jun/ Sen 499 1896 373 229 492 143 77 210 12 78 128 11 193 1 1 132 2 37 Grad 371 1835 217 90 182 24 9 23 4 8 26 129 803 1 1 76 0 11 Total 1044 4256 716 428 915 248 149 312 47 140 242 145 996 2 2 314 4 84 School of Grad 18 458 63 14 46 5 1 4 2 3 1 26 93 0 0 25 0 2 Public Total 18 458 63 14 46 5 1 4 2 3 1 26 93 0 0 25 0 2 Health J. Mack Fres/Sop 93 294 249 281 427 291 374 312 287 211 228 3 0 0 0 240 0 24 Robinson Jun/ Sen 607 1678 1655 1487 1873 961 593 667 372 235 182 43 738 28 3 473 25 51 College of Grad 459 1,766 1,068 680 608 171 48 57 22 6 14 64 695 28 1 108 1 33 Business Total 1159 3738 2972 2448 2908 1423 1015 1036 681 452 424 107 1171 28 4 815 26 108 University Fres/Sop 866 1247 459 334 497 246 158 198 87 126 175 8 0 0 0 109 0 54 Wide Total 866 1247 459 334 497 246 158 198 87 126 175 8 0 0 0 109 0 54 College of Grad. 105 328 459 435 501 359 208 125 71 15 8 15 385 2 2 31 0 5 Law Total 105 328 459 435 501 359 208 125 71 15 8 15 385 2 2 31 0 5 ALL Fres/Sop 4877 9394 6152 5815 8327 4368 3481 4402 1760 2469 3322 156 125 61 18 3605 18 583 Colleges/ Jun/ Sen 2800 9032 4862 2639 6134 2725 1820 2571 839 1090 1199 261 1251 30 17 1983 51 283 Schools Grad 1628 7283 2,526 1783 2128 676 325 286 113 54 100 627 4452 43 40 464 3 83 Total 9305 25709 13540 10237 16589 7769 5626 7259 2712 3613 4621 1044 5828 134 75 6052 72 949 GSU Fact Book 52 Academic Information

Graduate Assistantships Fall 2014

# of Graduate # of Graduate Teaching College Degree Level Assistants Assistants Total Andrew Young School of Doctoral/Professional 111 7 118 Policy Studies Masters/Other 119 2 121 TOTAL 230 9 239 Byrdine F. Lewis School Doctoral/Professional 19 2 21 of Nursing and Health Masters/Other 26 20 46 Professions TOTAL 45 22 67 College of Arts and Doctoral/Professional 490 253 743 Sciences Masters/Other 545 145 690 TOTAL 1,035 398 1,433 College of Education Doctoral/Professional 99 63 162 Masters/Other 300 17 317 TOTAL 399 80 479 College of Law Doctoral/Professional 130 3 133 TOTAL 130 3 133 School of Public Health Doctoral/Professional 20 0 20 Masters/Other 62 12 74 TOTAL 82 12 94 J. Mack Robinson College Doctoral/Professional 86 0 86 of Business Masters/Other 226 2 228 TOTAL 312 2 314 Total University Doctoral/Professional 955 328 1,283 Masters/Other 1,278 198 1,476 TOTAL 2,233 526 2,759

National Academic Awards Earned by GSU Students

College/School Award/Scholarship Recipient Year Byrdine F. Lewis John A. Hartford Foundation Victoria Foster, MSN, RN 2008-2010 School of Nursing Building Academic Geriatric and Health Nursing Capacity Scholar Professions National Hartford Centers Nicole Davis, MSN, ANP-BC, 2012 -2014 for Gerontological Nursing GNP-BC Excellence - Patricia G. Archbold Scholar: College of Arts and Fulbright Scholar Angie Zeidan, English 2003 Sciences NIH pre-doctoral fellowship Anna Wilkins, Chemistry 2004 National Science Foundation M. Virginia McSwain, Physics 2005 Postdoctoral Fellowship and Astronomy National Research Council Debra Wallace, Physics and 2005 Postdoctoral Fellowship Astronomy National Security Education Jennifer Cotton, Religious 2006 Program – Boren award Studies GSU Fact Book 53 Academic Information

National Security Education Chris Lowe, History 2006 Program – Boren Award Fulbright Award Lindsey Stephenson, Poli 2007 Sci/Middle East Studies NSF Law and Social Science Cole Taratoot, Political 2007 Program dissertation grant Science Fulbright English Teaching Nakisha McNeal, Sociology 2008 Assistant Program Fulbright English Teaching Andrew Flippo, German 2008 Assistant Program Fulbright Scholar Vanja Petricevic, Political 2008 Science Ford Foundation predoctoral Ranell Myles 2009 diversity fellowship Fulbright Scholar Brett McKee, German 2009 Fulbright Scholar Sydney Lanier, English 2009 Fulbright Scholar Yasmin Rahmani, Chemistry 2009 Fulbright Scholar Tyler Owens, Film 2009 Tabetha Boyajian, Physics & Hubble Fellowship Astronomy 2009 Fulbright Scholar Phoenix Savage, Art and 2010 Design Department of Energy Office Laura Elizabeth Bynum 2010 of Science Graduate Fellowship NSF Doctoral Dissertation Joshua Lillvis 2010 Improvement Grant NSF Graduate Research Cassy Davidson, Physics & Fellowship Astronomy 2010 Fulbright Scholar Alice Barret, Psychology 2011 Fulbright Scholar Jason Litzenberg, ALESL 2011 Fulbright Scholar Pamela Pearson, ALESL 2011 Fulbright Scholar Nicholas Nunn (major 2011 unknown) NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Catherine Talbot, Psychology 2011 NSF Graduate Research Nicole Cabrera, Physics and 2012 Fellowship Astronomy NIH Ruth L. Kirchstein Cynthia Funes, Psychology 2012 National Research Service Award NSF Graduate Research Samuel Quinn, Physics & Fellowship Astronomy 2013 Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship Nia Reed, Sociology 2013 NIH Ruth L. Kirchstein National Research Service Nicholas Tarantino, Award Psychology 2013 NSF Doctoral Dissertation Tessa K. Solomon-Lane, Improvement Grant Biology 2013 Autism Speaks Dennis Weatherstone Predoctoral Fellowship Natasha Ludwig, Psychology 2013 GSU Fact Book 54 Academic Information

Language Learning Brittany Polat, Appled Dissertation Grant Linguistics/ESL 2013 NRAO Student Observing Benjamin Ou-Yang, Physics & Support Grant Astronomy 2013 Chateaubriand Fellowship Sarah Pope, Neuroscience 2013 School of Public Fulbright Scholar Theint Theint Hlaing Spring 2011 – Fall 2012 Health Fulbright Scholar Dulgunn Batbold Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Fulbright Scholar Lucius Donsa Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Fulbright Scholar Calister Imeda Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Fulbright Scholar Marie Kingbo Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Fulbright Scholar Nang Thu Thu Kyaw Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Fulbright Scholar Farah Raoof Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Fulbright Scholar Sophoan Tun Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Fulbright Scholar Ajmal Yasin Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Fulbright Scholar Haroon Achakzai Fall 2012 – Spring 2014 Fulbright Scholar Poquelin Assi Kouaame Fall 2012 – Spring 2014 Fulbright Scholar Johanne Desormeaux Fall 2012 – Spring 2014 Fulbright Scholar Aida Estebesova Fall 2012 – Spring 2014 Fulbright Scholar Eva Fidel Fall 2012 – Spring 2014 Fulbright Scholar Valery Nzima Nzima Fall 2012 – Spring 2014 Fulbright Scholar Mirwais Zhuben Fall 2012 – Spring 2014 USAID/Indonesia Scholar Donni Hendrawan Spring 2011-Spring 2013 USAID/Indonesia Scholar Nila Kusumawati Fall 2012 – Spring 2014

Participation in Study Abroad Programs Academic Years 2005-06 through 2013-14

Academic Years 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-2013 2013-14 # of Study 475 549 578 595 573 636 755 760 832 Abroad Participants % of GSU 1.83 2.10 2.13 2.11 1.57 1.72 1.95 1.94 2.18 Students Studying Abroad % increase in 19.05 15.58 5.28 2.94 -3.70 10.99 18.71 0.662 11.81 Study Abroad over Previous Years Source: GSU’s Office of International Initiatives

GSU Fact Book 55 Academic Information

Participation in Online Learning Programs Academic Years 2005-06 through 2013-14 *includes hybrid and blended courses

Academic Years 2005- 2006- 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013-14 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 Number of 20 78 584 2,216 3,384 4,287 5,326 6,778 8,614 Undergraduate Students Enrolled in Online Courses Number of 44 64 647 1,503 1,980 2,037 2,148 1,941 2,117 Graduate Students Enrolled in Online Courses Number of 23 22 81 246 307 367 449 490 657 Courses Source: Office of Institutional Research

Tuition and Fees Fall 2015-Spring 2016* *per semester Note: Graduate programs in nursing, business, physical therapy, and public health vary in cost.

In-State Out-of-state Mandatory Total In-state Total Out-of- (Resident) (Non- Student Fees Tuition and state Tuition Tuition resident) Fees and Fees Tuition Undergraduate $4,279.00 $13,384.00 $1,064.00 $5,343.00 $14,448.00 (15 hours or more) Graduate (12 $4,584.00 $14,911.00 $1,064.00 $5,648.00 $15,975.00 hours or more) Graduate— $4,656.00 $14,983.00 $1,064.00 $5,720.00 $16,047.00 Nursing (12 or more) Graduate— $5,796.00 $15,499.00 $1,064.00 $6,860.00 $16,563.00 Business (12 or more) Graduate— $4,692.00 $15,019.00 $1,064.00 $5,756.00 $16,083.00 DPT Physical Therapy (12 or more) GSU Fact Book 56 Academic Information

Graduate— $4,908.00 $15,235.00 $1,064.00 $5,972.00 $16,299.00 Public Health ( (12 or more) Professional (12 $7,308.00 $17,107.00 $1,121.00 $8,429.00 $18,288.00 hours or more) Source: GSU website, Student Accounts, “Tuition and Fees,” http://sfs.gsu.edu/tuition-fees/what-it-costs/tuition-and-fees/

Estimated Cost of In-state Undergraduate Attendance Academic Years 2005-06 through 2015-16

Off- Trans- Trans- Campus portation portation On Living Off- Books (On- (Off- Academic Campus with Campus and Campus Campus Year Living Family Living Supplies Living) Living) Other 2005-06 $9282 $2,592 $9,016 $1,000 $828 $2,070 $1,970 2006-07 $9540 $2,592 $9,016 $1,000 $828 $2,070 $1,970 2007-08 $10,496 $2,592 $9,016 $1,000 $828 $2,070 $1,970 2008-09 $10,960 $2,592 $9,225 $1,000 $828 $2,070 $1,970 2009-10 $11,178 $2,592 $9,225 $1,000 $828 $2,070 $1,970 2010-11 $11,590 $2,592 $9,225 $1,000 $828 $2,070 $1,970 2011-12 $12,390 $2,592 $9,225 $1,000 $828 $2,070 $1,970 2012-13 $12,566 $2,592 $9,225 $1,000 $828 $2,070 $1,970 2013-14 $12,125* $2,880 $9,510 $1,200 $828 $2,070 $2,340 2014-15 $13,342 $2,880 $9,510 $1,200 $828 $2,070 $2,340 2015-16 $13,646 $2,88 $9,510 $1,200 $828 $2,070 $2,340 *The calculation method for 2013-14 “On-campus Living” changed to include the standard meal plan rate.

Estimated Cost of Georgia ONmyLINE Online Learning Programs

Academic Year Cost per credit hour USG/BOR fee per term 2010-11 $385 $404 2011-12 $385 $404 2012-13 $385 $404 2013-14 $385 $404 2014-15 $385 $404 2015-16* $385 $404 Source: College of Education, About Georgia ONmyLINE Programs, http://education.gsu.edu/main/Distance_Learning.htm *Cost varies for the M.S. in Instructional Technology online degree.

GSU Fact Book 57 Academic Information

University Library Holdings Fiscal Years 2010-11 and 2013-14

Holdings 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-2014 Books, serial backfiles, and other material including government documents 1,677,071 1,728,879 1,831,101 1,824,921 Current serial titles 18,492 19,281 19,335 15,795 Microforms 2,640,041 2,640,372 2,318,720 2,318,010 Audiovisual materials 26,121 26,320 7,790,291* 7,786,622 E-books 347,689 366,642 454,316 462,730 Source: The Uncommon Data Set

*This substantial increase is due to items from a relatively new collection [the Atlanta Journal Constitution photographic collection] being included in the FY13 count but not previously included.

University Library Collections

 Digital Collections, which includes images from the new Planning Atlanta collection, The Great Speckled Bird, and Atlanta Journal-Constitution Photographs  ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University, which includes GSU's electronic theses and dissertations plus a range of collections from GSU colleges, departments, and student groups  Special Collections (Labor, Photographic, Women, Popular Music & Culture, Rare Books)  University Archives  GALILEO Collection  College of Law Library

Source: The Uncommon Data Set

GSU Fact Book 58 Student Related Information

STUDENT RELATED INFORMATION

Georgia State University Scholarships, Grants, and Fellowships Fiscal Year 2013-2014

Undergraduate Graduate/ Professional College/ Scholarships, Grants, and # of Amount # of Amount School Fellowships Awards Awarded Awards Awarded Byrdine F. Scholarships Lewis Byrdine F. Lewis Clinical Practice 5 $20,000 School of Scholarship Nursing and Cennette Fisher Jackson Scholarship 1 $1,070 Health Gordon Seagraves Cummings 1 $500 Professions Memorial Sch END in Phys. Therapy (Doctoral) James A. Lewis Award Not Awarded Kaiser Permanente Doctoral Student Not Awarded Award Kaiser Permanente Endowed Nursing 2 $5,106 Scholarship Fund Kaiser Permanente Nursing 6 $16,061 Scholarship Lettie Pate Whitehead Scholarship 162 $219,267 MAA Auxiliary Barbara Haltiwanger 1 $1,674 Scholarship Marshall L. Bowie Memorial 2 $4,000 Scholarship Maymi Walker Chandler Memorial 8 $20,107 2 $5,027 Scholarship Merle Kennon Lott Scholarship 2 $5,030 Nutrition and Dietetics Scholarship 2 $2,000 The Daniel J. Sansone Memorial 1 $1,500 Scholarship Endowment Virgil Jacobs Memorial Scholarship 1 $431 (PT) (Doctoral) College of Scholarships Arts and Scholarships 78 $91,325 77 $84,136 Sciences Fellowships 2CI 79 $1,694,000 Area of Focus 10 $25,000 100 $180,000 Dean’s Fellowship 11 $55,000 College of Scholarships Law 20th Anniversary Scholarship 3 $11,000.00 Atlanta Law School Fellows Program 14 $213,088.00 Attorneys' Title Guaranty Fund 3 $3,000.00 W. Lee Burge Law Scholarship 3 $7,000.00 College of Law Board of Visitors Scholarship 5 $12,000.00 College of Law Endowed Scholarship 3 $11,000.00 Ronald Freeman Opportunity Scholarship 1 $4,000.00 GSU Fact Book 59 Student Related Information

Ronald and Gwen Freeman Family Scholarship 5 $11,500.00 Michele Ferguson-Priestly Award Varies Georgia Civil Justice Foundation Scholarship 1 $2,500.00 Catherine Henson Scholarship 9 $20,000.00 Intellectual Property Scholarships 7 $25,042.00 Jackson Lewis LLP Scholarship 1 $5,000.00 David J. Maleski Memorial Scholarship 4 $18,000.00 F.A. O'Daniel Law Scholarship 1 $5,000.00 Class Gift Campaign Scholarship 3 $3,000.00 Public Interest Law Scholarship Varies Real Property Law Section Award $3,000.00 The Trammell Foundation Outstanding Tax Clinic Award 1 Varies Hugh Welborn Scholarship 1 $2,500.00 AT&T Excellence in Pro Bono Scholarship 1 $2,500.00 Dean's Scholars Scholarship 11 $72,000.00 Diversity on the Legal Profession 1 $5,000.00 Ben & Stella Johnson Scholarship 3 $10,000.00 Rosenberg Family Endowed Scholarship 3 $7,500.00 School of Scholarships Public Georgia Health Foundation Not Awarded Health Scholarship Fellowships University Fellowships (2CI Awards 4 $88,000 for PhDs)

Student Housing Summary Fall 2014

Student Residents Gender Enrollment Division Assigned Full Part Avg Under- Special Park- Hall Count Female Male Grad Dining Time Time GPA grad Group ing Patton Hall 328 200 128 326 0 3.27 327 0 313 0 0 Piedmont North 521 340 181 510 6 3.16 517 0 495 0 94 Bldg A Piedmont North 578 312 266 566 2 2.96 569 0 543 0 87 Bldg B Townhouse 138 85 53 134 0 3.06 136 1 0 0 37 University 733 505 228 719 8 3.23 727 2 15 0 209 Commons-Bldg A University 505 329 176 493 7 3.21 500 4 4 0 180 Commons-Bldg B University 361 229 132 341 15 3.11 356 2 1 0 97 Commons-Bldg C University 401 299 102 388 6 3.20 398 1 0 0 104 Commons-Bldg D University Lofts 562 334 228 518 26 3.13 538 13 1 0 55 Total 4,127 2,633 1,494 3,995 70 3.16 4,068 23 1,372 0 863 Source: IPORT, Housing, Residents Summary by Hall for FA 2014 GSU Fact Book 60 Student Related Information

Student Organizations Fall 2014

Organization Category Organization Category Chi Epsilon Chapter of Chi Sigma Iota (Counseling Honor Actuarial Students Association Academic Society) Graduate Alpha Lambda Delta Academic Christian Legal Society Graduate College of Education Doctoral Alpha Phi Sigma Academic Fellows Graduate Communication Graduate Alpha Upsilon Alpha Academic Student Association Graduate Counseling & Psychological Services Dept. Chapter of American Institute of National Assoc. of GLBT Issues Professional Geologists Academic in Counseling Graduate American Math Society Counseling Psychology Student Graduate Student Chapter Academic Organization Graduate American Mathematical Society Doctoral Students for the Graduate Student Chapter at Advancement of Mathematics Georgia State University Academic Education Graduate Economics Department Anthropology Club at Georgia Graduate Students Association State University Academic (GSA) Graduate Asian Studies Club Academic Environmental Law Society Graduate Association of Political Scientists at Georgia State University Academic Federalist Society Graduate Astro PALS (Astronomy Peer Advising Leaders) Academic Future Health Care Executives Graduate Graduate Association of Student Astronomy Club Academic Psychologists Graduate Atlanta Herpetology Club at Graduate Business Association Georgia State Academic (GBA) Graduate Black Graduate Student Association Academic Graduate English Association Graduate BlackOUT Academic Graduate Student Alliance Graduate Graduates in Instructional Center for Ethics Student Technology Student Association Forum Academic (GRITS) Graduate Hispanic Student Bar Chemistry Club Academic Association Graduate Intellectual Property Law College Girls Rock Academic Society (IPLS) Graduate International and Comparative Collegiate Neuroscience Society Academic Law Society Graduate Law Review of Georgia State Computer Science Club Academic University Graduate Criminal Justice Graduate Law Students for Reproductive Student Association Academic Justice Graduate Criminal Justice Student Mathematical Risk Management Association (CJSA) Academic Graduate Student Association Graduate Moot Court Board of Georgia DECA Academic State College of Law Graduate National Black Law Student Economics Club Academic Association Graduate Educational Policy Studies Neuroscience Graduate Student Graduate Student Association Academic Association Graduate Educational Psychology & Special Education Doctoral Student Association Academic Oglethorpe Legal Society Graduate Foreign Language Association of Graduate Students Academic OUTLaw Graduate Freshman Learning Community Peer Mentors Organization Academic Phi Alpha Delta Graduate GSU Fact Book 61 Student Related Information

Georgia Association of Physics Graduate Student Educators Academic Association Graduate Political Science Graduate Geoscience Club Academic Student Association Graduate Public Health Student Greatest MINDS Society Academic Association Graduate Heritage Preservation Society Academic Public Interest Law Association Graduate Rehabilitation Counseling Hispanic Scholarship Fund Academic Association Graduate Honor's Student Organization Academic Rho Tau Graduate Intellectual Dialogue and Educational Advancement Sociology Graduate Student Society Academic Association Graduate International Science and Sports and Entertainment Law Education Club Academic Society Graduate Kappa Delta Pi / Omicron Student Affliliates of School Gamma Chapter Academic Psychology Graduate Labor and Employment Law Society Academic Student Bar Association at GSU Graduate Linguistics Society of Georgia State University Academic Student Health Law Association Graduate Mathematics and Statistics Club Student Trial Lawyers at Georgia State University Academic Association Graduate Students Promoting Engagement Model African Union @ Georgia through Activism and State Academic Knowledge Graduate National Art Education Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity/ Association Academic Gamma Alpha Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority National Society of Collegiate Alpha Iota Omicron Fraternity, Scholars (NSCS) Academic Inc. Greek Fraternity/Sorority National Student Speech- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Language-Hearing Association Academic / Eta Mu Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics at Alpha Omicron Pi / Gamma Georgia State University Academic Sigma Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Phi Alpha Honor Society/Omicron Gamma Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. / Chapter Academic Zeta Mu Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Alpha Xi Delta Sorority / Delta Phi Sigma Tau/ Zeta Chapter Academic Xi Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Delta Epsilon Psi Fraternity, Inc. Philosophers' Guild Academic Alpha Gamma Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Delta Phi Lambda Sorority Inc., Pi Sigma Alpha / Nu Phi Chapter Academic Gamma Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Planning & Economic Development Club Academic Delta Phi Omega Sorority, Inc. Greek Fraternity/Sorority Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc./ Pre-Law Club Academic Zeta Phi Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Pre-Veterinary Medicine Delta Zeta Sorority / Delta Professional Society Academic Delta Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority, Inc. / Zeta Tau Professional Science Club Academic Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Religious Studies Student Forum Academic Incorporated Greek Fraternity/Sorority Kappa Sigma Fraternity / Epsilon Robinson Ph.D Fellows Academic Omega Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Sigma Gamma Epsilon (Earth Sciences Honor Society), Epsilon Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Rho Student Chapter Academic Sorority, Inc. Greek Fraternity/Sorority Lambda Theta Phi Latin Sigma Phi Omega Academic Fraternity Incorporated Greek Fraternity/Sorority Sigma Tau Delta/ Omega Iota Lambda Upsilon Lambda / La Chapter Academic Unidad Latina Greek Fraternity/Sorority Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. / Society of Physics Students Academic Zeta Theta Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Sociology Club of Georgia State Academic Order of Omega Greek Fraternity/Sorority GSU Fact Book 62 Student Related Information

Student Health Informatics Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc./Pi Association Academic Alpha Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Synthetic Biology Club Academic Phi Mu Sorority Greek Fraternity/Sorority Pi Kappa Alpha / Epsilon Nu Tau Alpha Chi Academic Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Undergraduate STEM Research Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity/Beta Society Academic Kappa Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity Activism/Awareness Psi Upsilon Colony Greek Fraternity/Sorority Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Be You! Activism/Awareness Inc./Omicron Gamma Greek Fraternity/Sorority Sigma Lambda Upsilon/ Senoritas Latinas Unidas Black Sophomore Society Activism/Awareness Sorority, Incorporated Greek Fraternity/Sorority Sigma Nu Fraternity, Inc./ Eta Black Student Alliance Activism/Awareness Gamma Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority Faces of Feminism Activism/Awareness Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Inc. Greek Fraternity/Sorority Theta Nu XI Multicultural Family Law Society Activism/Awareness Sorority, Inc./Zeta Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority International Socialist Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Organization Activism/Awareness Lambda Nu Greek Fraternity/Sorority Zeta Tau Alpha/ Delta Lambda Lean In Activism/Awareness Chapter Greek Fraternity/Sorority American Medical Student Manumission Activism/Awareness Association (AMSA) Health National Association for the Advancement of Colored People American Undergraduate (NAACP) Activism/Awareness Dental Association Health Association for Chronic Disease Awareness at Georgia State ONE Campus Challenge Activism/Awareness University Health Bodybuilding and Fitness Club at Progressive Student Alliance Activism/Awareness Georgia State University Health Student Leadership Consortium Health Physical Education Club Benefiting Hughes Spalding Activism/Awareness (H.P.E.) Health Minority Association of Pre- Student Philanthropy Council Activism/Awareness Health Students Health Moving University Students Closer to Leadership in Exercise Students for Justice in Palestine Activism/Awareness Science Health Nursing Students at Georgia Students for Progressive Transit Activism/Awareness State (NSGS) Health Students of Accepting and Moving Forward Activism/Awareness Nutrition Student Network Health Tighter Grip: African- American Operation Smile at Georgia Male Initiative Activism/Awareness State University Health UNICEF CAMPUS INITIATIVE AT GEORGIA STATE Panther Athletic Training UNIVERSITY Activism/Awareness Student Organization Health United for Reproductive and Gender Equity (URGE) Activism/Awareness Panther Bikes Health United Nations Association at Pre-Pharmacy Professional Georgia State University Activism/Awareness Society Health UPROAR: The Student Coalition to Prevent Dating Violence and Sexual Assault Activism/Awareness Respiratory Therapy Club Health Wishmakers on Campus at GSU Activism/Awareness The Pact GSU Health The Pre-Optometry Women Computing in Atlanta Activism/Awareness Professional Society Health AIESEC Business Volunteers Around the World Health Alpha Kappa Psi Business Beta Beta Beta National Fraternity Business Biological Honor Society Honorary Delta Epsilon Iota Academic American Marketing Association Business Honor Society Honorary Ascend GSU Student Chapter Business Gamma Theta Upsilon Honorary Association for Information Golden Key International Systems Student Chapter Business Honour Society Honorary GSU Fact Book 63 Student Related Information

Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Kappa Kappa Psi National Accounting Business Honorary Band Fraternity Honorary Beta Alpha Psi / Beta Mu Chapter Business Nu Rho Psi Honorary Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization Business Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary Delta Sigma Pi / Kappa Chapter Psi Chi Psychology National (Business Fraternity) Business Honor Society Honorary Estate Planning and Wealth Atlanta Association of Black Management Law Society Business Journalists Student Consortium Media/Journalism Finance Society Business Entermediate Media/Journalism Gamma Iota Sigma - Zeta chapter Business Journalism History Society Media/Journalism Public Relations Student Society of America at Georgia State Gamma Phi Delta Sorority, Inc. Business University (PRSSA) Media/Journalism Information Systems Audit and Society of Professional Control Association Student Journalists at Georgia State Chapter Business University Media/Journalism Intelligent Investing Club Business The Signal Media/Journalism Internal Audit Student Chapter American Choral Directors at GSU Business Association Student Chapter Musical Arts National Association of Black National Association for Music Accountants, Inc. Business Education: Collegiate Musical Arts National Society for Minorities Panther Entertainment Group in Hospitality (NSMH) Business (PEG) Musical Arts Phi Chi Theta Business Society of Composers, Inc. Musical Arts Robinson Women in Business Business Civitas Student Society Political Society for Human Resource Management at Georgia State College Republicans at Georgia University Business State University Political Sport Management and Administration Club Business Young Americans for Liberty Political Student Real Estate Club Business Atlanta League of Legends Recreation Panther Senpai League of University Speakers Association Business Legends Recreation ABLE Community Service Royals Dance Team Recreation American Association of Salsa Club at Georgia State University Women Community Service University Recreation Big Brother Big Sister at Georgia State University Community Service Skateboard Club Recreation Adventist Christian Fellowship Bridge Builders Community Service at Georgia State University Religious/Spiritual Circle K International Community Service Alpha Omega Religious/Spiritual CommunicAID Nation Community Service Baptist Collegiate Ministries Religious/Spiritual Bethel Campus Fellowship Global Peace Youth Corps Community Service Ministry Religious/Spiritual Habitat for Humanity at Georgia State University Community Service Catholic Students Association Religious/Spiritual Hands on Atlanta Georgia State Chabad at Georgia State Chapter Community Service University Religious/Spiritual Jumpstart Atlanta at Georgia State University Community Service Chi Alpha Campus Ministries Religious/Spiritual Medical Students Making a Difference Community Service Christian Students Religious/Spiritual NonProfit Leadership Alliance Community Service Cru Religious/Spiritual Panther Breakaway/Alternative Breaks Community Service Fellowship of Christian Athletes Religious/Spiritual Panthers Allure Student Organization at Georgia State Community Service Grace Midtown Students Religious/Spiritual Red Cross Club at Georgia Hillel at Georgia State State University Community Service University Religious/Spiritual Sapphire Society Community Service Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Religious/Spiritual Social Work C.L.U.B. at Georgia IYF Club at Georgia State State University Community Service University Religious/Spiritual GSU Fact Book 64 Student Related Information

Joshua Generation Campus Softer Touch Community Service Ministires Religious/Spiritual American Society for Interior Design Creative & Performing Arts Journey Christian Fellowship Religious/Spiritual Art Student Union Creative & Performing Arts Koinonia Religious/Spiritual Korea Campus Crusade for CAST Productions Creative & Performing Arts Christ Religious/Spiritual Latter-Day Saints Student Conscious Collective Creative & Performing Arts Association Religious/Spiritual Dance Ensemble at Georgia Men and Women of the Well State University Creative & Performing Arts Ministry Religious/Spiritual Dancers on Pointe Creative & Performing Arts Muslim Student Association Religious/Spiritual Drawing Und Painting Authority Creative & Performing Arts Outlet College Ministry (OCM) Religious/Spiritual Edgewood Sculpture Forum Creative & Performing Arts Ratio Christi Religious/Spiritual ExLucis Creative & Performing Arts Seven Thunders Religious/Spiritual Soka Gakkai International USA- Nichiren Daishonin Buddhist Graphic Design Club Creative & Performing Arts Organization Religious/Spiritual Infinite Appeal Modeling Organization Creative & Performing Arts Souled Out Religious/Spiritual Innovators of Creative Expression Creative & Performing Arts Students for Christ Religious/Spiritual Peerless Perfexion Creative & Performing Arts The Impact Movement Religious/Spiritual Players of Georgia State University Creative & Performing Arts The Living Room on Campus Religious/Spiritual Prancing Panthers Majorette Danceline Creative & Performing Arts Vineyard of Praise Religious/Spiritual Wesley Foundation at Georgia Printer's Workshop Creative & Performing Arts State University Religious/Spiritual Quiet Storm Creative & Performing Arts Adopt-A-Grandparent Program Special Interest American Hotel & Lodging Student League of Independent Association GSU Student Potters and Sculptors Creative & Performing Arts Chapter Special Interest Textiles Artisans Guild Creative & Performing Arts Anime Club Special Interest The Poetry Society Of Georgia Army Reserve Officers' Training State University Creative & Performing Arts Corps Club Special Interest Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), Student African Students Association Cultural/Multicultural Chapter Special Interest Bengali Cultural Association Cultural/Multicultural Bhakti Yoga Special Interest Caribbean Student Association- CARIBSA Cultural/Multicultural Campus P.A.L.S. Special Interest Chinese Student Union Cultural/Multicultural College Curls Special Interest Filipino Student Association Cultural/Multicultural Collegiate Recovery Community Special Interest French Club at Georgia State Cultural/Multicultural EmpowHER Special Interest German Language Club Cultural/Multicultural Gamers' Association Special Interest Haitian Student Association Cultural/Multicultural IEEE GSU Student Branch Special Interest Hong Kong Student Association Cultural/Multicultural Lead Team Special Interest Indian Cultural Exchange Cultural/Multicultural Mock Trial Special Interest National Black Law Student Association- Pre-Law Division Indian Student Association Cultural/Multicultural (NBLSA PLD) Special Interest International Student Nontraditional Student Association Council Cultural/Multicultural Association Special Interest Italian Club at Georgia State University Cultural/Multicultural Panther Nation Special Interest Korean Graduate Student Association at Georgia State University Cultural/Multicultural Rialto Student Ambassadors Special Interest Korean Undergraduate Student Association Cultural/Multicultural Secular Panthers Special Interest Latin American Student Sneaker Community at Georgia Association (LASA) Cultural/Multicultural State Special Interest Malaysian-Indonesian Student Association Cultural/Multicultural Social Studies Association Special Interest National Council of Negro Women Cultural/Multicultural Spotlight Program Board Special Interest GSU Fact Book 65 Student Related Information

Student Affiliation Organization (SAO) of the Licensed Professional Counselors Nepalese Student Association at Association of Georgia (LPCA) Georgia State University Cultural/Multicultural at Georgia State University Special Interest Sankofa Society Cultural/Multicultural Student Alumni Association Special Interest Saudi Students Association Cultural/Multicultural Student Judicial Board Special Interest Student Veterans Association Somali Students United Cultural/Multicultural (SVA) Special Interest The National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Spanish Club Cultural/Multicultural Engineers at GSU Special Interest SRI LANKAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION @ GEORGIA The National Society of STATE UNIVERSITY Cultural/Multicultural Leadership and Success Special Interest Taiwan Student Association Cultural/Multicultural Anglers' Club Sport Club Turkish Cultural and Student Badminton Club at Georgia Association Cultural/Multicultural State University Sport Club Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club at Vietnamese Student Association Cultural/Multicultural Georgia State University Sport Club Sustainable Energy Tribe Environmental Breakdancing Club Sport Club Tree Campus USA Environmental Capoeira Sport Club Cycling at Georgia State Council on InterFaith Concerns Governing Councils University Sport Club Greek Council of Georgia State University Governing Councils Equestrian Team Sport Club Interfraternity Council Governing Councils Indoor Soccer Club Sport Club Latino Leadership Council Governing Councils Lacrosse Club at Georgia State Sport Club Multicultural Greek Council Governing Councils Men's Soccer Club at GSU Sport Club National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Governing Councils Paintball Club Sport Club Panhellenic Council (PC) Governing Councils Panther Boxing Club Sport Club Panther Takedown Wrestling Residence Hall Association Governing Councils Club Sport Club Student Government Association Governing Councils Rock Climbing Club Sport Club American Constitution Society Graduate Rowing Team at Georgia State Sport Club Applied Linguistics Graduate Rugby Football Club at Georgia Student Association Graduate State University Sport Club Art History Graduate Forum at GSU Graduate Swim Club Sport Club Asian American Law Students Association (AALSA) Graduate Table Tennis Club Sport Club Association of Historians at Tennis Club at Georgia State Georgia State University Graduate University Sport Club Association of Women Law Students (AWLS) Graduate Ultimate Frisbee Club Sport Club Astronomy Peer Advising Volleyball Club at Georgia State Leaders Graduate University Sport Club Biology Graduate Student Association (BGSA) Graduate Whitewater Club Sport Club Business and Law Society Graduate Women's Lacrosse Sport Club Chemistry Graduate Student Women's Ultimate Frisbee Club Association Graduate at Georgia State Sport Club Source: GSU’s Office of the Dean of Students

GSU Alumni Association Board of Directors Fall 2014

Position Member Term End President Kurt C. Travis 6/30/2014 GSU Fact Book 66 Student Related Information

Past President Jay A. Bernath 6/30/2014 Treasurer Andrew David Wise 3/31/2015 Committee Chair—Brand &Communication Jorge A. Maroto 6/30/2015 Committee Co-Chair—Constituent Partnerships Darlene B. Hawksley 6/30/2014 Committee Co-Chair—Constituent Partnerships Dawn A. Randolph 6/30/2015 Committee Chair—Scholarships Thomas M. Mallory 6/30/2015 Committee Chair—Student & Alumni Engagement James D. Hargather 6/30/2014 Committee Co-Chair-Board Development & Anna M. Humnicky 6/30/2015 Governance Board Member Melody E. Barnett 6/30/2016 Board Member Michelle A. Carolina 6/30/2014 Board Member Kristen M. Delaney 6/30/2014 Board Member Natalie Zellner DiSantis 6/30/2015 Board Member Jeanne M. Goldie 6/30/2015 Board Member Sarah J. Hawk 6/30/2015 Board Member Anna M. Humnicky 6/30/2015 Board Member Anne W. Lewis 6/30/2016 Board Member Felicia M. Mayfield 6/30/2015 Board Member Phyllis L. Parker 6/30/2016 Board Member Kelly G. Robinson 6/30/2014 Board Member Anil D. Sawant 6/30/2016 Board Member Dexter B. Warrior 6/30/2015 Source: The GSU Alumni Association

Georgia State University Alumni Geographical Distribution by State as of Fall 2014

State Alumni % of Alumni State Alumni % of Alumni Alabama 2,179 1.09% Nebraska 119 0.06% Alaska 100 0.05% Nevada 230 0.12% Arizona 732 0.37% New Hampshire 128 0.06% Arkansas 257 0.13% New Jersey 910 0.46% California 3,679 1.85% New Mexico 232 0.12% Colorado 1,181 0.59% New York 1,867 0.94% Connecticut 430 0.22% North Carolina 4,153 2.09% Delaware 104 0.05% North Dakota 31 0.02% District of Columbia 359 0.18% Ohio 981 0.49% Florida 7,754 3.89% Oklahoma 219 0.11% Georgia 151,028 75.83% Oregon 475 0.24% Hawaii 142 0.07% Pennsylvania 1,072 0.54% Idaho 111 0.06% Rhode Island 77 0.04% Illinois 1,222 0.61% South Carolina 2,631 1.32% Indiana 479 0.24% South Dakota 47 0.02% Iowa 168 0.08% Tennessee 2,675 1.34% Kansas 246 0.12% Texas 3,234 1.62% Kentucky 530 0.27% Utah 179 0.09% Louisiana 593 0.30% Vermont 80 0.04% Maine 131 0.07% Virginia 2,542 1.28% Maryland 1,314 0.66% Washington 890 0.45% Massachusetts 733 0.37% West Virginia 121 0.06% Michigan 623 0.31% Wisconsin 322 0.16% GSU Fact Book 67 Student Related Information

Minnesota 389 0.20% Wyoming 39 0.02% Mississippi 402 0.20% Other 185 0.09% Missouri 496 0.25% Unknown 258 0.13% Montana 92 0.05% Total: 199,171 100.00% Source: The GSU Alumni Association

Georgia State University Alumni Geographical Distribution in Georgia by County as of Fall 2014

County Alumni County Alumni County Alumni County Alumni County Alumni Appling 13 Cobb 17,746 Grady 36 McDuffie 41 Sumter 71 Atkinson 5 Coffee 40 Greene 162 McIntosh 42 Talbot 19 Bacon 10 Colquitt 71 Gwinnett 22,406 Meriwether 87 Taliaferro 10 Baker 4 Columbia 395 Habersham 217 Miller 1 Tattnall 18 Baldwin 120 Cook 17 Hall 1,942 Mitchell 37 Taylor 9 Banks 56 Coweta 2,010 Hancock 19 Monroe 151 Telfair 9 Barrow 536 Crawford 15 Haralson 111 Montgomery 4 Terrell 17 Bartow 564 Crisp 47 Harris 186 Morgan 206 Thomas 107 Ben Hill 24 Dade 29 Hart 108 Murray 38 Tift 86 Berrien 9 Dawson 232 Heard 20 Muscogee 854 Toombs 38 Bibb 536 Decatur 55 Henry 4,005 Newton 1,402 Towns 92 Bleckley 19 Dekalb 26,730 Houston 369 Oconee 377 Treutlen 8 Brantley 8 Dodge 33 Irwin 7 Oglethorpe 41 Troup 275 Brooks 18 Dooly 14 Jackson 463 Paulding 1,249 Turner 12 Doughert Bryan 73 y 400 Jasper 102 Peach 43 Twiggs 10 Bulloch 117 Douglas 1,949 Jeff Davis 5 Pickens 415 Union 128 Burke 24 Early 20 Jefferson 23 Pierce 21 Upson 121 Butts 173 Echols 2 Jenkins 11 Pike 184 Walker 100 Calhoun 10 Effingham 63 Johnson 2 Polk 111 Walton 1,252 Camden 86 Elbert 42 Jones 56 Pulaski 11 Ware 47 Candler 11 Emanuel 31 Lamar 122 Putnam 142 Warren 17 Washingt Carroll 606 Evans 11 Lanier 8 Quitman 1 on 41 Catoosa 114 Fannin 130 Laurens 110 Rabun 128 Wayne 36 Charlton 5 Fayette 3,803 Lee 95 Randolph 10 Webster 4 Chatham 905 Floyd 526 Liberty 81 Richmond 403 Wheeler 4 Chattahoochee 6 Forsyth 4,318 Lincoln 17 Rockdale 1,923 White 208 Chattooga 43 Franklin 74 Long 6 Schley 4 Whitfield 316 Cherokee 3,520 Fulton 33,338 Lowndes 168 Screven 19 Wilcox 5 Clarke 599 Gilmer 170 Lumpkin 222 Seminole 9 Wilkes 21 Clay 7 Glascock 5 Macon 13 Spalding 592 Wilkinson 20 Clayton 3,461 Glynn 455 Madison 61 Stephens 84 Worth 19 Clinch 7 Gordon 169 Marion 11 Stewart 10 Unknown 3,475 Total 151,028 Source: The GSU Alumni Association

Georgia State University Alumni Geographical Distribution by Country as of Fall 2014 GSU Fact Book 68 Student Related Information

Country Alumni Country Alumni Australia 17 Jamaica 6 Bahamas 14 Japan 24 Bahrain 1 Kenya 3 Belgium 4 Kuwait 3 Bermuda 10 Lebanon 2 Bolivia 4 Malaysia 12 Brazil 5 Mexico 12 Cameroon 1 Netherlands Antilles 1 Canada 65 New Zealand 2 Chile 3 Nicaragua 1 China 42 Nigeria 3 Colombia 14 Norway 5 Costa Rica 3 Panama 1 Dominican Republic 1 Philippines 2 Ecuador 3 Puerto Rico 6 Egypt 14 Republic of the Congo 1 England 3 Russia 6 France 38 Saudi Arabia 17 Georgia 5 Senegal 3 Germany 43 Singapore 9 Greece 3 South Korea 58 Grenada 1 Sweden 4 Haiti 3 Switzerland 10 Honduras 3 Taiwan POC 108 Hong Kong 15 Thailand 67 India 35 Turkey 60 Indonesia 35 United Arab Emirates 7 Ireland 1 United Kingdom 83 Israel 6 Virgin Islands, British 1 Italy 25 Virgin Islands, US 27 Ivory Coast 2 Unknown 20 International Total 983 Source: The GSU Alumni Association

Georgia State University Athletic Association Fall 2014

Office Officer Faculty Athletics Representative George Pierce Director of Athletics Charlie Cobb Senior Associate Assistant Director/Chief of Staff Doug Justice Senior Associate AD: Development Rob Clark Senior Associate AD: External Affairs Brian Kelly Senior Associate AD: Internal Affairs TBA Source: GSU Department of Athletics

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Georgia State University Head Coaches Fall 2014

Sport Coach Baseball Greg Frady Basketball, Men’s Ron Hunter Basketball, Women’s Sharon Baldwin-Tener Cheerleading Darryl Lyons Cross Country, Men’s & Women’s Chris England Football Trent Miles Golf, Men’s Joe Inman Golf, Women’s Cathy Mant Sand Volleyball, Women’s Beth Van Fleet Soccer, Men’s Brett Surrency Soccer, Women’s Derek Leader Softball Roger Kincaid Tennis, Men’s Brett Ross Tennis, Women’s Jason Marshall Track & Field, Indoor & Outdoor, Men’s & Women’s Chris England Volleyball, Women’s Sally Polhamus Source: GSU Department of Athletics

Intercollegiate Athletics at Georgia State University Fall 2014

Scholarship Non-Scholarship Total Sport Women Men Women Men Women Men Baseball 0 31 0 12 0 43 Basketball 16 16 1 4 17 20 Cross 9 2 2 0 11 2 Country Football 0 87 0 33 0 120 Golf 6 9 0 1 6 10 Sand 14 0 2 0 16 0 Volleyball Soccer 22 21 2 5 24 26 Softball 24 0 0 0 24 0 Tennis 9 9 1 3 10 12 Track & Field 19 0 10 0 29 0 (Indoor & Outdoor) Volleyball 12 0 2 0 12 0 Total 131 175 20 58 151 233 Source: GSU Department of Athletics GSU Fact Book 70 Student Related Information

Intramural Sports at Georgia State University Fall 2014

 3v3 Basketball  Inner tube Water Polo  Arena Flag Football  Kickball  Badminton  Outdoor Soccer  Basketball  Racquetball  Billiards  Softball  Bowling  Table Tennis  Dodgeball  Ultimate Frisbee  Flag Football  Volleyball  Golf  Wiffleball  Indoor Soccer

Source: GSU Recreational Center

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FACULTY AND STAFF INFORMATION

Academic Faculty Distribution by Rank Fall 2014

Associate Assistant Professor Professor Professor Instructor Lecturer Total Academic Administrator 23 8 2 0 2 35 Full-time Instructional Faculty 286 342 331 58 189 1,206 General Administrator 12 3 1 0 1 17 Librarian 0 6 25 5 0 36 Total 321 359 359 63 192 1,294 Source: Office of Institutional Research, IPEDS

Academic Faculty Distribution by Rank and Highest Degree Fall 2014

Doctorate/ Master’s/ Bachelor’s/ Total Professional Specialist’s Other Academic Administrator 33 2 0 35 Full-time Instructional Faculty 1,059 143 4 1,206 General Administrator 17 0 0 17 Librarian 2 34 0 36 Total 1,111 179 4 1,294 Source: Office of Institutional Research, IPEDS

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Academic Faculty Distribution by Rank, Race and Sex Fall 2014

More American than One Indian Asian Black Hispanic Race White Total Grand F M F M F M F M F M F M F M Total Academic 0 0 Administrator 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 13 16 15 20 35 Full-time 0 2 Instructional Faculty 1 69 97 74 39 16 17 4 408 479 571 635 1,206 General 0 0 Administrator 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 5 9 7 10 17 Librarian 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 23 11 25 11 36 Total 0 10 2 1 69 0 79 41 17 17 4 448 515 618 676 1,294 Source: Office of Institutional Research, IPEDS

Full-time Teaching Faculty Distribution by College/School Fall 2014

Associate Assistant Professor Professor Professor Instructor Lecturer Total College # % # % # % # % # % # Andrew Young School of Policy Studies 29 33.7% 29 33.7% 24 27.9% 3 3.5% 1 1.2% 86 Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions 5 9.6% 5 9.6% 32 61.5% 10 19.2% 0 0 52 College of Arts and Sciences 144 22.3% 192 29.7% 123 19.0% 19 2.9% 168 26.0% 646 College of Education 35 22.6% 48 31.0% 62 40.0% 10 6.5% 0 0 155 Institute of Biomedical Sciences 5 62.5% 1 12.5% 2 25.0% 0 0 0 0 8 School of Public Health 7 26.9% 9 34.6% 9 34.6% 0 0 1 3.8% 26 J. Mack Robinson College of Business 40 21.7% 47 25.5% 68 37.0% 16 8.7% 13 7.1% 184 College of Law 21 42.9% 11 22.4% 11 22.4% 0.0% 6 12.2% 49 Total 286 23.7% 342 28.4% 331 27.4% 58 4.8% 189 15.7% 1,206 Source: The Office of Institutional Research, IPEDS

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Full-time Teaching Faculty Distributions by College and Highest Degree Fall 2014

Ph.D./ Master’s/ Professional Specialist’s Bachelor’s Total College # % # % # % # Andrew Young School of Policy Studies 82 95.3% 3 3.5% 1 1.2% 86 Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions 32 61.5% 20 38.5% 52 College of Arts and Sciences 557 86.2% 87 13.5% 2 0.3% 646 College of Education 145 93.5% 10 6.5% 0 0 155 Institute for Biomedical Sciences 8 100.0% 0 0 0 0 8 School of Public Health 26 100.0% 0 0 0 0 26 J. Mack Robinson College of Business 160 87.0% 23 12.5% 1 0.5% 184 College of Law 49 100.0% 49 Total 1059 87.8% 143 11.9% 4 0.3% 1206 Source: The Office of Institutional Research, IPEDS

Full-time Teaching Faculty Distributions by College and Tenure Status Fall 2014

Non-tenured, Non-tenure Tenured On Track Track Total College # % # % # % # Andrew Young School of Policy Studies 50 58.1% 13 15.1% 23 26.7% 86 Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions 8 15.4% 10 19.2% 34 65.4% 52 College of Arts and Sciences 326 50.5% 129 20.0% 191 29.6% 646 College of Education 77 49.7% 31 20.0% 47 30.3% 155 Institute of Biomedical Sciences 5 62.5% 1 12.5% 2 25.0% 8 School of Public Health 7 26.9% 12 46.2% 7 26.9% 26 J. Mack Robinson College of Business 67 36.4% 41 22.3% 76 41.3% 184 College of Law 29 59.2% 9 18.4% 11 22.4% 49 Total 569 47.2% 246 20.4% 391 32.4% 1,206 Source: The Office of Institutional Research, IPEDS

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Full-time Teaching Faculty Distributions by College, Race, and Gender Fall 2014

American More than Indian Asian Black Hispanic one race White Total Grand College F M F M F M F M F M F M F M Total Andrew Young School of Policy Studies 0 0 3 4 9 5 0 1 0 0 21 43 33 53 86 Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions 0 0 2 3 12 1 1 1 0 0 25 7 40 12 52 College of Arts and Sciences 0 0 36 47 26 22 13 12 0 1 215 274 290 356 646 College of Education 0 0 9 5 17 6 0 0 3 0 80 35 109 46 155 Institute of Biomedical Sciences 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 7 8 School of Public Health 0 0 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 9 10 15 11 26 J. Mack Robinson College of Business 0 0 13 34 4 3 1 3 1 1 38 86 57 127 184 College of Law 0 1 2 1 3 1 1 20 20 26 23 49 Total University 0 1 69 97 74 39 16 17 4 2 408 479 571 635 1,206 Source: Office of Institutional Research, IPEDS

Full-time Teaching Faculty Distribution by Gender, Percent Tenured, and Doctorates Fall 2014

Associate Assistant Professor Professor Professor Instructor Lecturer Total % College Dept. Grand with % with F M F M F M F M F M F M Total Ph.D./ Tenure Prof. Andrew Criminal Young Justice & School of Criminology 2 4 2 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 6 10 16 94% 69% Economics 1 11 3 7 3 8 1 0 0 7 27 34 100% 53% GSU Fact Book 75 Faculty and Staff

Policy Public Studies Management & Policy 2 6 5 2 2 3 0 0 0 0 9 11 20 95% 65% Social Work 2 1 4 3 4 1 0 0 1 0 11 5 16 88% 50% Byrdine F. Respiratory Lewis Therapy 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 4 5 20% 20% School of Nutrition 0 2 1 1 4 2 0 0 0 7 3 10 70% 20% Nursing & Nursing 2 0 2 0 15 1 8 0 0 0 27 1 28 54% 14% Health Prof. Physical Therapy 0 1 0 0 5 3 0 0 0 0 5 4 9 100% 11% College of African- Arts and American Sciences Studies 0 0 3 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 5 3 8 100% 63% Applied Linguistics & ESL 2 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 10 2 16 5 21 52% 33% Anthro. 0 0 5 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 7 4 11 100% 64% Art & Design 4 3 7 6 5 5 0 0 3 6 19 20 39 26% 49%

Biology 7 9 7 5 3 2 0 0 11 8 28 24 52 100% 50% Chemistry 3 11 6 1 4 0 0 12 5 16 26 42 100% 45% Comm. 3 7 9 6 4 4 2 0 7 11 25 28 53 81% 47% Computer Science 0 6 2 6 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 15 17 88% 82% English 8 11 8 8 4 5 0 0 7 2 27 26 53 87% 66% Geosciences 0 0 1 5 2 2 0 0 2 4 5 11 16 100% 38% Gerontology 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 5 0 5 100% 40% History 2 4 4 12 3 7 0 0 5 7 14 30 44 95% 48% Mathematics & Statistics 2 6 4 6 1 5 0 1 2 8 9 26 35 97% 49% Modern & Classical Languages 2 3 4 4 4 2 6 1 6 4 22 14 36 83% 36% Middle East Studies 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 2 1 3 67% 0% Music 0 8 3 7 4 6 0 2 4 3 11 26 37 57% 46% Neurosci. 5 8 2 3 0 1 0 0 2 7 14 21 100% 86% Philosophy 0 4 3 6 0 2 0 0 1 2 4 14 18 100% 67% Physics & Astronomy 0 11 0 7 2 4 0 0 1 3 3 25 28 100% 64% Political Science 2 2 4 9 2 6 0 0 3 3 11 20 31 97% 55% Psychology 1 4 8 3 6 3 2 10 1 25 13 38 100% 37% Religious Studies 1 1 1 3 2 0 0 1 1 5 5 10 90% 30% Sociology 1 1 5 1 3 4 1 0 6 0 16 6 22 95% 36% Women’s Studies 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 6 0 6 67% 50% Institute of Center for Biomedical Inflamm, Sciences Immuno, & Infection 0 5 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 8 100% 63% College of Counseling Education & Psych. Services 3 5 1 4 4 5 0 0 0 0 8 14 22 100% 59% GSU Fact Book 76 Faculty and Staff

Early Childhood Education 3 0 9 3 13 3 2 0 0 0 27 6 33 91% 39% Educational Policy Studies 2 3 5 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 11 7 18 100% 50% EPSE 9 1 5 1 9 1 4 0 0 0 27 3 30 87% 50% Kinesiology & Health 2 3 4 2 3 4 3 0 0 0 12 9 21 86% 52% Learning Technology 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 5 100% 80% Mid. Sec. Ed. 3 8 3 10 1 1 0 0 0 22 4 26 100% 46% School of Public Public Health Health 1 6 7 2 7 2 0 0 0 1 15 11 26 100% 27% J. Mack Accountancy 1 1 0 2 5 12 1 1 1 2 8 18 26 81% 15% Robinson Computer College of Information Business Systems 1 8 0 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 15 17 100% 71% Dean’s Office— Business Admin. 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 100% 67% Finance 0 4 0 4 5 5 0 0 1 1 6 14 20 95% 25% Health Admin. 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 5 7 86% 43%

Hospitality 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 4 4 8 75% 25% International Business 2 3 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 4 4 10 14 71% 29% Managerial Science 1 4 3 6 4 8 2 2 0 2 10 22 32 84% 25% Marketing 0 6 6 3 4 7 5 2 0 0 15 18 33 82% 45% Real Estate 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 100% 100% Risk Management & Insurance 1 4 1 6 2 6 0 1 0 0 4 17 21 100% 43% College of Law Law 6 15 8 3 6 5 0 0 6 0 26 23 49 100% 59% Total University 89 197 166 176 169 162 41 17 106 83 571 635 1,206 88% 47% Source: Office of Institutional Research, IPEDS

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Non-instructional Staff Profile Fall 2014

Non-resident American Pacific Standard Occupational Alien Indian Asian Black Hispanic 2 or More Islander Unknown White Total Grand Category F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M Total Archival/Libraries 0 1 0 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 15 34 16 50 Business & Financial Operations 0 1 0 0 4 4 113 25 6 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 33 27 159 58 217 Community Service, Legal, Arts & Media 0 1 0 0 1 1 21 10 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 20 38 45 53 98 Computer, Engineering, & Science 5 4 0 0 11 15 30 28 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 54 84 102 186 Health Practitioners & Technicians 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 3 6 Maintenance 0 1 0 0 7 6 17 68 2 7 0 0 0 1 0 4 14 78 40 165 205 Management 0 0 0 0 5 12 91 38 5 2 0 0 0 1 3 1 120 135 224 189 413 Office Admin & Support 0 0 1 1 9 5 343 62 9 2 0 1 1 0 16 1 94 48 473 120 593 Production/Transportation 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Student/Academic Affairs & Other Educational Services 5 4 0 0 8 4 105 31 4 3 1 0 0 1 11 5 92 46 226 94 320 Research/Public Service 3 12 0 0 13 7 3 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 12 26 34 47 81 Sales 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 6 6 Service 1 0 0 0 0 2 170 207 9 2 0 1 1 1 4 5 11 20 196 238 434 University Total 14 24 1 1 60 57 900 473 43 18 2 3 4 4 38 20 457 491 1,518 1,091 2,609 Source: Office of Institutional Research GSU Fact Book 78 Financial Information

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Revenue by Source Fiscal Years 2007-2008 through 2013-2014

Fiscal Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Source Revenue % Revenue % Revenue % Revenue % Revenue % Revenue % Revenue % State of GA- 228,180,842 43.36 215,005,880 40.22 174,985,105 28.48 188,655,253 30.86 164,945,293 26.99 appropriations 178,932,830 27.25 187,399,846 28.31 Capital Grants 11,105,803 2.11 15,397,361 2.88 57,359,747 9.34 4.25 12,815,919 2.10 and Gifts 25,955,533 13,663,257 2.08 8,186,768 1.24 Student Tuition & Fees (net of 127,673,904 24.26 144,151,911 26.96 170,000,895 27.67 189,341,319 30.97 214,959,743 35.17 225,375,296 34.33 scholarship allow.) 225,837,006 34.12 Sales, Services, 13,622,512 2.59 15,966,121 2.99 15,090,545 2.46 3.30 21,793,469 3.57 and Misc. Sources 20,160,231 24,534,336 3.74 24,417,768 3.69 Gifts, Grants, and Contracts (State, 101,132,913 19.22 94,903,481 17.75 110,614,460 18.00 128,226,538 20.97 131,762,252 21.56 142,853,883 21.75 Fed, and Other) 144,626,136 21.85 Auxiliary 38,777,690 7.37 45,045,113 8.43 52,847,734 8.60 9.58 63,601,079 10.41 Enterprises 58,559,096 70,552,589 10.74 70,651,231 10.67 Federal Stimulus- 0 0.0 2,029,798 0.38 32,941,461 5.36 0 0.0 0 0.0 stabilization 0 0.00 0 0 Investment 744,212 .11 5,801,670 1.10 2,130,275 0.40 575,496 0.09 507,477 0.08 1,276,287 0.21 Income 779,536 0.12 Total 526,295,334 100.0 534,629,940 100.0 614,415,443 100.0 611,405,447 100.0 611,154,042 100.0 656,656,403 100.00 661,898,291 100 Source: GSU’s Office of Financial Accounting, Cashiering, and Purchasing Services

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Percentage of Revenue by Source Fiscal Years 2007-08 through 2013-14 100%

90% Investment Income

80% Federal Stimulus- stabilization

70% Auxiliary Enterprises 60% Gifts, Grants, and Contracts (State, Fed., and 50% Other) Sales, Services, and Misc. Sources 40% Student Tuition and Fees (net of scholarship 30% allow.)

20% Capital Grants and Gifts

10% State of GA--appropriations

0% 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 GSU Fact Book 80 Financial Information

Comparison of the Percentage of Revenue by Source Fiscal Years 2007-08 through 2013-14 50

State of GA--appropriations 40

Capital Grants and Gifts 35 Student Tuition and Fees (net of 30 scholarship allow.) Sales, Services, and Misc. Sources 25

Gifts, Grants, and Contracts (State, Fed., Percentage 20 and Other) Auxiliary Enterprises 15 Federal Stimulus- stabilization 10 Investment Income

0 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Note: X-axis only reaches 50%. GSU Fact Book 81 Financial Information

Expenditures by Function Fiscal Years 2007-08 through 2013-14

Fiscal Year Budgetary 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Function Expenditures % Expenditures % Expenditures % Expend. % Expend. % Expend. % Expend. % Instruction 158,614,525 33.74 159,627,783 31.34 158,962,272 30.75 190,218,496 33.80 199,291,596 34.95 202,840,128 34.26 200,788,390 32.62 Research 78,559,136 16.71 107,230,900 21.05 89,638,169 17.34 89,124,066 15.84 98,671,900 17.30 105,397,920 17.79 115,092,817 18.7

Public Service 26,562,665 5.65% 24,464,089 4.80 26,344,041 5.10 28,525,608 5.07 19,982,529 3.50 18,318,197 3.09 17688107 2.87 Academic Support 57,247,474 12.18 60,736,145 11.92 60,697,916 11.74 65,980,309 11.72 65,059,945 11.41 65,714,588 11.09 69,382,730 11.27

Student Services 26,055,120 5.54 27,347,751 5.37 28,812,315 5.57 31,546,869 5.61 30,529,806 5.35 33,445,932 5.65 38,715,788 6.29 Instructional 34,366,598 38,676,798 8.23 38,388,215 7.54 30,725,462 5.94 27,659,644 4.91 30,679,081 5.38 5.8 36,161,684 5.88 Support Physical Plant 34,804,662 7.40 34,607,879 6.79 43,143,642 8.35 50,144,032 8.91 49,246,940 8.64 52,029,806 8.78 58,682,345 9.53

Scholarships and Fellowships 16,524,709 3.51 19,640,071 3.86 29,611,166 5.73 29,957,020 5.32 21,599,489 3.79 23,798,241 4.02 23,798,602 3.87

Auxiliary Enterprises 33,101,462 7.04 37,343,612 7.33 49,019,382 9.48 49,623,462 8.82 55,206,715 9.68 56,393,866 9.52 55,191,827 8.97 Total 470,146,551 100.0 509,386,445 100.0 516,954,365 100.0 562,779,506 100.0 570,268,001 100.0 592,305,276 100 615,502,290 100

Source: GSU’s Office of Financial Accounting, Cashiering, and Purchasing Services

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Percentage of Expenditures by Function Fiscal Years 2007-08 through 2013-14 100%

90% Auxillary Enterprises 80% Scholarships and Fellowships 70% Physical Plant 60% Instructional Support 50% Student Services 40% Academic Support 30% Public Service 20% Research 10% Instruction 0% 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Comparison of the Percentage of Expenditures by Function Fiscal Years 2007-08 through 2013-2014

35 Instruction 30 Research

25 Public Service

Academic Support 20 Student Services

15 Instructional Support

10 Physical Plant Scholarships and Fellowships 5 Auxillary Enterprises 0 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

Note: X-axis only reaches 40%. GSU Fact Book 83 Financial Information

Summary of Sponsored Program Awards by Funding Agency Fiscal Year 2009-10 through 2013-14

FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY 2014 Amount # Amount # Amount # Amount # Amount # Agency NIH $8,588,079 45 $6,814,961 39 $14,498,609 55 $16,466,613 67 $26,810,130 97 NSF $5,394,903 52 $6,485,662 60 $8,083,446 76 $6,193,677 54 $6,011,748 53 US Education $8,353,105 23 $7,425,425 21 $9,918,857 28 $11,914,415 25 $9,838,606 21 Other Federal $9,232,764 50 $9,553,717 57 $8,698,397 53 $8,867,833 51 $8,727,536 46 Total $51,388,0 Federal $31,568,851 170 $30,279,765 177 $41,199,309 212 $43,442,538 197 20 221 GA State $12,883,7 Agencies $13,606,100 75 $11,244,846 92 $9,241,537 79 $11,332,650 94 93 93 Other levels of GA Govts $1,172,38 (local, etc.) $884,035 22 $1,408,255 26 $1,320,696 21 $1,404,796 24 0 24 Foreign $2,040,90 $986,224 10 $1,854,091 9 $813,561 17 $1,710,215 13 8 19 Other non- GA States/ $1,686,25 Govts $1,668,462 32 $2,757,237 32 $2,156,464 44 $1,934,806 38 1 35 Foundations/ Non- $11,818,2 Profits $11,317,327 218 $9,369,085 199 $8,397,255 182 $10,397,575 226 29 235 Corporate/ For Profits/ Industry $1,373,546 31 $1,579,038 44 $1,161,134 33 $917,924 29 $493,384 25 Other Totals: $61,404,545 558 $58,492,317 579 $64,289,956 588 $71,140,504 621 $81,482,966 652 Source: GSU’s Office of University Research Services and Administration

Total Sponsored Program Awards by Activity Fiscal Year 2008-09 through 2013-14

FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY 14 Instruction $7,281,000 $10,817,659 $6,116,398 $6,279,590 $6,718,210 $6,198,319 Other $16,563,000 $15,405,632 $12,717,484 $14,460,685 $18,083,317 $16,058,912 Research $40,240,000 $35,181,254 $39,658,435 $43,549,681 $46,338,977 $59,225,735 Totals $64,084,000 $61,404,545 $58,492,317 $64,289,956 $71,140,504 $81,482,966 Source: GSU’s Office of University Research Services and Administration

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PHYSICAL FACILITIES

University Campuses and Locations Fall 2014

Campus Campus Acreage # of Primary Primary Usage Date Name Location Buildings Programs Established Main Atlanta 71.79 61 All All Usage 1913 Campus Programs Panthersville Decatur 312.89 11 Athletics\Research 1987 Language Recreation Research Indian Creek Lodge Hard Labor Social Circle 1.5 2 Astronomy Research 1989 Creek North Metro Alpharetta 20.00 1 Business Academic 2010 at Alpharetta CHARA at California 0 3 Astronomy Research 1997 Mt. Wilson RCB MBA Dunwoody 0 1 Business Academic 2009 Centers Atlanta 1 Business Academic 2007 (Lenox Area) Source: GSU’s Facilities Information Systems

University Buildings by Primary Usage, Main (Atlanta) Campus Fall 2014

# of Gross Area % Total Sq. Primary Usage Buildings Sq. Feet Footage Administration 6 568,205 5.552 Academic 24 4,180,585 40.870 Public Service 5 625,967 6.116 Residential 11 2,005,250 19.594 Student Services 4 493,693 4.824 University Support 15 3,305,917 23.043 Total 65 10,234,079 100% Source: GSU’s Facilities Information Systems

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Number of Rooms by Function, Main (Atlanta) Campus Fall 2014

Function Number Classrooms 206 Teaching Laboratories 297 Open Laboratories 190 Research Laboratories 643 Offices 5127 Source: GSU’s Facilities Information Systems

Space Assignment by Room Usage and Building Location (Square Feet) Fall 2014 Panthersville/ Language Main Research CHARA\Mt. Hard RCB Room (Atlanta) Ctr./Indian North Wilson Labor EMBA Usage Campus Creek Lodge Metro Observatory Creek Centers Total Classroom 170,723 0 0 0 0 0 170,723 Laboratory 545,628 2,304 22,658 13,728 835 50,884 636,037 Office 1,017,817 2,552 3,391 955 85 18,019 1,042,819 Study 201,019 86 2,319 0 0 587 204,011 Special Use 365,922 17,918 0 0 0 172 384,012 General 294,461 20,570 747 0 0 13,842 329,620 Use Supporting 2,823,552 2,906 2,329 0 0 332 2,829,119 Health 3,413 0 0 0 0 0 3,413 Care Residential 895,427 2,679 0 1,592 482 0 900,180 Not 3,916,116 11,725 18,136 2.262 601 45,907 3,991,759 assignable Total 10,234,078 60,740 49,580 18,537 2,003 129,743 10,494,681 Source: GSU’s Facilities Information Systems

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Academic and Administrative Buildings Date of Initial Occupancy, Main (Atlanta) Campus Fall 2014

Initial Initial Building Name Occupancy Building Name Occupancy 100 Centennial Hall 2013 246 Edgewood Bldg. 2010 58 Edgewood Blg. 2013 North Metro Center II 2010 60 Piedmont Bldg. 2013 Special Interest Housing 2010 (Greek Housing) 25 Park Place (SunTrust 2012 58 Edgewood Bldg. 2010 Tower) Piedmont North B 2011 Petit Science Center 2010 Student Outdoor 2011 Freshman Hall 2009 Recreation Facility Piedmont North B 2010 GSU Peachtree-Dunwoody 2009 Facility 246 Edgewood Bldg. 2010 75 Piedmont (CTB)) 2007 92 Piedmont Bldg. 2010 University Commons 2007 Source: GSU’s Facilities Information Systems

Major Building Projects by Date of Completion 2005-2014

University Date Federal and State Other Total Project Project Completed Funds Funds Funds Costs GSU Net II Data Closets 11/9/2004 $1,924,490 $1,924,490 & Network Wiring Law Library & University 01/28/2005 $4,714,307 $4,714,307 Ctr. Renovation Total Costs 2005 $6,628,797 Athletics Sports Arena 11/15/2005 $1,249.258 $1,249.258 Renovation Phase II & III Total Costs 2006 $1,249,258 Kell Hall Indoor Air 02/26/2007 $1,028,034 $1,028,034 Quality Improvement Music, Arts & 04/18/2008 $785,000 $319,900 $1,104,900 Humanities, Recital Hall Renovation Total Costs 2007 $2,132,934 75 Piedmont Renovation 04/18/2008 $1,369,131 $261,070 $1,630,201 Floors 4 & 10 Total Costs 2008 $1,630,201 GCB, Chiller Addition 09/12/2008 $1,241,275 $1,241,275 West Campus Chilled Water Plant GSU Fact Book 87 Physical Facilities

GCB, Arts & Sciences 01/22/2009 $1.924,504 $1.924,504 Renovation Total Costs 2009 $3,165,779 Buckhead Executive 06/09/2010 $1,100,545 $1,100,545 Education Center, Tower Place, 5th Floor Build Out Football Practice Facility 06/22/2010 $ 2,460,559 $ 2,460,559

Total Costs 2010 $3,561,104 Natural Science, Exhaust $5,216,474 $5,216,474 Stack Replacement Decatur Street 06/22/2011 $1,355,000 $606,904 $1,961,904 Pedestrian Improvements Total Costs 2011 $7,178,378 Classroom South 10/11/2011 $5,163,311 $5,163,311 Addition

Sports Arena, West Side 06/01/2012 $1,233,063 $1,233,063 Addition 25 Park Place (SunTrust 12/12/2012 $2,100,000 $3,000,000 $5,100,000 Tower) LRC-Building C 10/30/2012 $700,000 $700,000 Expansion Total Costs 2012 $12,196,374 Piedmont North Building 11/28/2012 $6,945,825 $6,945,825 A & B Renovation and Dining Hall addition Natural Science Center 8/31/2012 $894,324 $952,602 $1,846,926 Fume Hoods and Vivarium renovation Classroom South 6/14/2013 $2,068,218 $2,068,218 Transformer and 2nd Floor renovation Buckhead Executive 12/21/2012 $2,096,014 $2,096,014 Education Center, Tower Place, 6th Floor Build Out Total Costs 2013 $12,956,983 25 Park Place 12/10/2013 $2,165.435 $3,000,000 $5,165,435 Renovations Phase 2 25 Park Place 10/31/2014 $93,500 $827,740 $921,250 Gas Water Heater 25 Park Place 12/12/2014 $1,288,840 $1,827,750 $3,116,590 Renovations Phase 3 North Metro Alpharetta 11/30/2013 $2,470,701 $2,470,701 Center Academic Addition Indian Creek Lodge- 12/01/2013 $2,320,107 $2,320,107 Rope Course-Office - 12/10/2014 Storage GSU Fact Book 88 Physical Facilities

Buckhead Executive 8/29/2014 $4,500,000 $4,150,000 $8,650,000 Education Center, Tower Place, 2nd,3rd,4th and 12th Floors Build Out Library South Curve 9/30/2014 $728,469 $728,469 Project Collaborative University Research & Visualization Environment

Centennial Hall 12/02/2014 $7,542,000 $7,542,000 Renovations Urban Life Building Boiler Replacement 10/31/2014 $1,500,000 $1,500,000 Standard Building HVAC Unit Replacement 10/01/2014 $831,188 $831,188 Total 2014 $33,245,740 Source: GSU’s Facilities Information Systems

Major Building Projects Currently Under Construction Fall 2014

Estimated Total Completion Federal University and Other Project Project Date Funds State Funds Funds Costs School of Law April 2015 $12,000,000 $59,000,000 $71,000,000 Petit Science Center ll January 2016 $24,421,317 $24,421,317 55 Park Place Phase 1 March 2015 $800,0000 $800,000

25 Park Place December Phase 4 and 5 2015 $770,000 $2,730,000 $3,500,000

Total $99,721,317 Source: GSU’s Facilities Information Systems

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Authorized Proposed Projects, Design Phase Fall 2014

Proposed Federal University and Other Total Project Project Completion Date Funds State Funds Funds Costs 55 Park Place Programming Phase 2015 TBD $295,000 $295,000 Child Development Center Design Phase 2015 TBD $49,500 $49,500 Total $344,500

Source: GSU’s Facilities Information Systems GSU Fact Book 90 Local and Global Partnerships

LOCAL AND GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS

Community Partnerships

The Office of Civic Engagement

 America Reads: A federal reading program.  American Red Cross of Fulton County  Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta: The primary goal of The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta is to improve the quality of life in the Atlanta area.  Foundation Center: The Foundation Center is the nation's leading authority in philanthropy.  Habitat for Humanity: This organization builds homes for those in need.  Hands On Atlanta: Hands On Atlanta is Atlanta's foremost volunteer organization.  JumpStart : JumpStart provides college students with the opportunity to impact the lives of preschool students.  Junior Achievement: Join Junior Achievement in its effort to equip young people to succeed in the global economy.  Operation PEACE  Project Healthy Grandparents  Teach for America: An organization dedicated to building future leaders through education in need.  The Study Hall : Empowering the Peoplestown community to become more competitive and productive contributors to society. Source: The Office of Civic Engagement, a Division of Student Affairs, http://service.gsu.edu/community-partners/

Student Health Promotion

 WestCare Foundation: The Department of Student Health Promotion works closely with WestCare Foundation to provide regular HIV testing and prevention services on campus. They are also involved in our health fairs each semester.  Georgia Department of Public Health: The Department of Student Health Promotion works closely with GA DPH to provide information and referrals for STD testing and treatment for our campus community. They are also involved in our health fairs each semester.  Magnolia Creek: The Department of Student Health Promotion has an ongoing collaborative relationship with Magnolia Creek to promote health and wellness. Our partnership focuses on the prevention and treatment of eating disorders and body image issues. Magnolia Creek participates in our health fairs each semester as well as various healthy body image promotion events throughout the year. Source: Student Health Promotion, a Division of Student Affairs, http://healthpromotion.gsu.edu/community-partnerships/

Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions

 Project Healthy Grandparents (PHG) is a service/research project whose mission is to improve the quality of life for families where grandparents are raising grandchildren in parent-absent households. PHG works to strengthen these families by providing social work and nursing services, support groups and improved access to community resources. Through these interventions, the program seeks a reduction in the stress level of grandparents and stabilization or improvement in the family’s overall physical, emotional and economic well-being. Involved in the program are faculty and students from nursing and social work as well as various other disciplines at GSU.  The Health and Wellness Collaborative provides primary and preventative healthcare to medically underserved communities. Staffed by the School of Nursing faculty, the program also provides opportunities for undergraduate and graduate nursing students to work with vulnerable urban populations. GSU Fact Book 91 Local and Global Partnerships

 The Laboratory for Elite Athlete Performance gives students the opportunity to collaborate with faculty using the latest high-tech equipment to evaluate performance of elite athletes, including members of various U.S. national teams. Source: Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions, http://snhp.gsu.edu/about/community-partnerships/

International Partnerships

International Programs/Agreements by Country and College/Unit Fall 2014

Title of Agreement/Program Country Sponsoring GSU Unit/College 1 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Friedrich- Germany Modern & Classical Alexander-University Erlangen, Erlangen Languages 2 PSA - Renewal for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Institute Sri Lanka Physics & Astronomy of Fundamental Studies, Kandy 3 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with University of Mexico Modern & Classical Guadalajara Mexico, Guadalajara Languages 4 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Paris-Dauphine France Computer Information University, Paris Systems 5 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Northumbria Great Britain Public Management & University at Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) Policy 6 PSA - Renewal for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Spain Modern & Classical University of Málaga, Málaga Languages 7 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Osaka University, Japan Modern & Classical Osaka Languages 8 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Educational College Switzerland Early Childhood Zurich, Zurich Education 9 MOC - Renewal with Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of China Chemistry Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College, Beijing 10 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Sookmyung Korea (South) College of Education Women's University, Seoul Dean's Office 11 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with France Philosophy Paris-Sorbonne University, Paris

12 MOC - Initial Agreement with Institute of Higher Studies in Management, Mali Intensive English Bamako Program 13 MOC - Initial Agreement with Gazi University, Ankara Turkey Office of International Initiatives

14 MOC - Initial Agreement with Adama University, Nazret Ethiopia Early Childhood Education 15 PSA - Initial Agreement for a 2+2 Articulation Program with Nanjing China Biology University, Nanjing 16 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student, Faculty and Researcher Exchange Great Britain Political Science Program with University of Nottingham, Nottingham (UK)

17 MOC - Initial Agreement with University of Patras, Patras Greece Early Childhood Education 18 MOC - Initial Agreement with Seoul National University, Seoul Korea (South) College of Education Dean's Office 19 MOC - Initial Agreement with Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou China Biology GSU Fact Book 92 Local and Global Partnerships

20 MOC - Initial Agreement with Alliance University, Bangalore India J. Mack Robinson College of Business Dean's Office 21 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Technical Cooperation Program with China English Beijing Language and Culture University, Beijing 22 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Technical Cooperation Program with China English Beijing Language and Culture University, Beijing 23 MOC - Initial Agreement with Doshisha University, Kyoto Japan Psychology 24 MOC - Initial Agreement with Soongsil University, Seoul Korea (South) Computer Information Systems 25 MOC - Initial Agreement with Seoul National University, Seoul Korea (South) Office of the Provost 26 MOC - Initial Agreement with Zhejiang Provincial Department of Science China English and Technology, Hangzhou 27 MOC - Initial Agreement with Jiaxing University, Jiaxing China English 28 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Azerbaijan Institute of Azerbaijan University, Baku International Business 29 MOC - Initial Agreement with Kyungpook National University, Daegu Korea (South) Computer Information Systems 30 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with American Egypt Applied Linguistics & University in Cairo, Cairo English as a Second Language 31 MOC - Initial Agreement with China Medical University, Taichung Taiwan Biology 32 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with China Hospitality Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong Administration 33 MOC - Initial Agreement with Gandhi Development Trust, Durban South Africa College of Education Dean's Office 34 MOC - Initial Agreement with Institute of the Americas, Paris France English 35 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with China Taiwan Biology Medical University, Taichung 36 PSA - Amendment for a Student Exchange Program with China Medical Taiwan Biology University, Taichung 37 MOC - Initial Agreement with Ege University, Izmir Turkey College of Education Dean's Office 38 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Brazil Music Sacred Heart University, Bauru 39 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Khon Kaen Thailand Applied Linguistics & University, Khon Kaen English as a Second Language 40 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Ruprecht- Germany English Karls-University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg 41 MOC - Initial Agreement with Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu China Office of International Initiatives 42 MOC - Initial Agreement with Nanjing University, Nanjing China Office of International Initiatives 43 LOI - Initial Agreement with Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Taipei Taiwan Political Science 44 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Southwest China Biology Jiaotong University, Chengdu 45 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with University Denmark College of Education College Capital, Copenhagen Dean's Office 46 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Gazi Turkey Institute of University, Ankara International Business 47 MOC - Initial Agreement with Harbin Medical University, Heilongjiang China Biology

48 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Hangzhou China Office of International Normal University, Hangzhou Initiatives GSU Fact Book 93 Local and Global Partnerships

49 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Ege Turkey Middle & Secondary University, Izmir Education 50 MOC - Initial Agreement with National Chiayi University, Chiayi Taiwan Music 51 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Sciences France Political Science Po Lille, Lille 52 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student, Faculty and Researcher Exchange Turkey Educational Psychology Program with Bahçeşehir University, Istanbul & Special Education 53 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Dual Degree with University of China Risk Management & International Business and Economics, Beijing Insurance 54 MOC - Initial Agreement with The University of the West Indies, Barbados Educational Policy Bridgetown Studies 55 MOC - Initial Agreement with National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu Taiwan Office of International Initiatives 56 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Institutional Capacity Development China Office of International Program with Huanghe Science & Technology College, Zhengzhou Initiatives 57 LOI - Initial Agreement with Universidade de Pernambuco, Recife Brazil Office of International Initiatives 58 LOI - Initial Agreement with Universidade Santa Cecília, Sao Paulo Brazil Office of International Initiatives 59 LOI - Initial Agreement with Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Recife Brazil Institute of International Business 60 MOC - Initial Agreement with The University of Leeds, Leeds Great Britain Institute of (UK) International Business 61 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Faculty Exchange Program with China Taiwan Office of International Medical University, Taichung Initiatives 62 MOC - Initial Agreement with Daejeon University, Daejeon Korea (South) Office of International Initiatives 63 MOC - Initial Agreement with University of Campinas, Campinas Brazil Office of International Initiatives 64 MOC - Initial Agreement with São Paulo State University, Sao Paulo Brazil Office of International Initiatives 65 MOC - Initial Agreement with Federal University of Rio Grande of the Brazil Music North, Natal 66 PSA - Initial Agreement for a High School Recruitment Program with China Office of International New Oriental Education & Technology Group, Beijing Initiatives 67 MOC - Initial Agreement with Jiangnan University, Wuxi China Office of International Initiatives 68 MOC - Initial Agreement with Hong Kong Baptist University, Kowloon China Office of International Initiatives 69 MOC - Initial Agreement with Istanbul Şehir University, Istanbul Turkey Political Science 70 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Korea (South) Applied Linguistics & Sookmyung Women's University, Seoul English as a Second Language 71 MOC - Initial Agreement with Chinese Service Center for Scholarly China Office of International Exchange, Beijing Initiatives 72 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Institutional Capacity Development China Office of International Program with Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou Initiatives 73 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Soongsil Korea (South) Computer Information University, Seoul Systems 74 MOC - Initial Agreement with University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki Greece Music 75 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Taiwan Music National Chiayi University, Chiayi 76 MOC - Initial Agreement with Federal University of Bahia, Salvador Brazil Office of International Initiatives 77 MOC - Initial Agreement with Vietnam Education Foundation, Hanoi Vietnam College of Education Dean's Office 78 MOC - Initial Agreement with Chang Gung University, Guishan Taiwan Respiratory Therapy GSU Fact Book 94 Local and Global Partnerships

79 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Hong Kong China Office of International Baptist University, Kowloon Initiatives 80 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with University of France English Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, Versailles 81 MOC - Initial Agreement with Pedagogical University, Maputo Mozambique College of Education Dean's Office 82 PSA - Renewal for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Ca' Italy Modern & Classical Foscari University of Venice, Venice Languages 83 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange & Dual Degree Program with Germany J. Mack Robinson International University Schloss Reichartshausen, Oestrich-Winkel College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 84 MOC - Initial Agreement with Taipei Medical University, Taipei Taiwan Office of International Initiatives 85 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Johannes Germany English Gutenberg University, Mainz 86 PSA - Renewal for a Dual Degree with ESC Toulouse, Toulouse France J. Mack Robinson College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 87 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Cairo Egypt J. Mack Robinson University, Giza College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 88 PSA - Initial Agreement for a with Soongsil University, Seoul Korea (South) Computer Information Systems 89 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with China Taiwan Office of International Medical University, Taichung Initiatives 90 MOC - Initial Agreement with Koç University, Istanbul Turkey Office of International Initiatives 91 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Spain Early Childhood University of Alcalá, Alcalá de Henares Education 92 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with University Sri Lanka Physics & Astronomy of Colombo, Colombo 93 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Hanyang University, Korea (South) Political Science Seoul 94 PSA - Renewal for an Institutional Capacity Development Program with Brazil Institute of Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro International Business 95 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with University of France Political Science Strasbourg, Paris 96 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with University of France Political Science Strasbourg, Strasbourg 97 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Konkuk University, Korea (South) J. Mack Robinson Seoul College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 98 PSA - Renewal for a Dual Degree with Konkuk University, Seoul Korea (South) J. Mack Robinson College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 99 PSA - Amendment for a Student Exchange Program with Marmara Turkey Economics University, Istanbul 100 PSA - Renewal for a Dual Degree with Paris-Sorbonne University, Paris France J. Mack Robinson College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services GSU Fact Book 95 Local and Global Partnerships

101 PSA - Initial Agreement for a with Bermuda College, Paget Bermuda Risk Management & Insurance 102 MOC - Initial Agreement with Shandong Sport University, Jinan China Nursing 103 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Sichuan Normal China Early Childhood University, Chengdu Education 104 MOC - Initial Agreement with Shih Chien University, Taipei Taiwan Office of International Initiatives 105 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Shanghai China Applied Linguistics & University, Shanghai English as a Second Language 106 MOC - Initial Agreement with Bela Education Group, Vancouver Canada Office of International Initiatives 107 PSA - Amendment for a Student Exchange Program with Hong Kong China Office of International Baptist University, Kowloon Initiatives 108 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Oslo and Akershus Norway Early Childhood University College, Oslo Education 109 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with University of Switzerland Economics Lausanne, Lausanne 110 MOC - Initial Agreement with Bahçeşehir University, Istanbul Turkey Office of International Initiatives 111 MOC - Initial Agreement with Presidency University, Calcutta India Political Science 112 MOC - Initial Agreement with Marmara University, Istanbul Turkey Office of International Initiatives 113 MOC - Initial Agreement with Özyeğin University, Istanbul Turkey Office of International Initiatives 114 LOI - Initial Agreement with Üsküdar American Academy High School, Turkey Office of International Istanbul Initiatives 115 LOI - Initial Agreement with American Collegiate Institute High School, Turkey Office of International Izmir Initiatives 116 LOI - Initial Agreement with Boğaziçi University, Istanbul Turkey Office of International Initiatives 117 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Erasmus University Netherlands J. Mack Robinson Rotterdam, Rotterdam College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 118 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with University of Savoy, France Hospitality Chambéry Administration 119 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with University of Switzerland J. Mack Robinson Lausanne, Lausanne College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 120 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Technical Cooperation Program with Korea (South) Institute of SolBridge International School of Business, Daejeon International Business 121 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Turgut Turkey Institute of Özal University, Ankara International Business 122 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Research Collaboration Program with China Chemistry Hebei University, Baoding 123 MOC - Initial Agreement with Wuhan Sport University, Wuhan China Nursing 124 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Jönköping Sweden J. Mack Robinson International Business School, Jönköping College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 125 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Korea University, Korea (South) J. Mack Robinson Seoul College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 126 MOC - Initial Agreement with Huanghe Science and Technology College, China Office of International Zhengzhou Initiatives GSU Fact Book 96 Local and Global Partnerships

127 MOC - Initial Agreement with Sookmyung Women's University, Seoul Korea (South) Office of International Initiatives 128 MOC - Initial Agreement with Hanyang University, Seoul Korea (South) Office of International Initiatives 129 MOC - Initial Agreement with Chonbuk National University, Jeonju Korea (South) Office of International Initiatives 130 PSA - Renewal for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with China College of Arts & Tsinghua University, Beijing Sciences Dean's Office 131 MOC - Initial Agreement with Ewha Womans University, Seoul Korea (South) Office of International Initiatives 132 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Ewha Womans Korea (South) Political Science University, Seoul 133 PSA - Renewal for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Institute China Hospitality for Tourism Studies, Macau Administration 134 PSA - Initial Agreement for a 2+2 Articulation Program with China Taiwan Biology Medical University, Taichung 135 MOC - Initial Agreement with Asia University, Taichung Taiwan Office of International Initiatives 136 MOC - Initial Agreement with Korea University, Seoul Korea (South) Office of International Initiatives 137 PSA - Initial Agreement for an Institutional Capacity Development China Office of International Program with Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu Initiatives 138 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Paris-Dauphine France Finance University, Paris 139 LOI - Initial Agreement with Gazi University, Ankara Turkey Institute of International Business 140 PSA - Initial Agreement for a High School Recruitment Program with Multiple Office of International Bela Education Group, Multiple Initiatives 141 MOC - Initial Agreement with Guangzhou University, Guangzhou China Office of International Initiatives 142 MOC - Initial Agreement with Zhejiang University of Technology, China Office of International Hangzhou Initiatives 143 PSA - Renewal for a 2+2 Articulation Program with Bermuda College, Bermuda Risk Management & Paget Insurance 144 MOC - Initial Agreement with Wuhan University, Wuhan China Nursing 145 PSA - Renewal for a Student, Faculty and Researcher Exchange Program Japan Modern & Classical with Soka University, Tokyo Languages 146 MOC - Initial Agreement with Aarhus University, Aarhus Denmark Biology 147 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Faculty Exchange Program with Beijing China Computer Science University of Technology, Beijing 148 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with ESC Toulouse, France J. Mack Robinson Toulouse College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 149 MOC - Initial Agreement with Shanghai University, Shanghai China Office of International Initiatives 150 MOC - Renewal with University of Pretoria, Pretoria South Africa Office of International Initiatives 151 MOC - Initial Agreement with University of the West Indies, St. Trinidad & College of Education Augustine Tobago Dean's Office 152 MOC - Initial Agreement with University of International Business and China Office of International Economics, Beijing Initiatives 153 PSA - Renewal for a Student, Faculty and Researcher Exchange Program Italy Modern & Classical with Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Venice Languages 154 PSA - Renewal for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Boğaziçi Turkey College of Arts & University, Istanbul Sciences Dean's Office 155 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Caucasus Georgia J. Mack Robinson University, Tbilisi College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services GSU Fact Book 97 Local and Global Partnerships

156 PSA - Renewal for an Institutional Capacity Development Program with Poland J. Mack Robinson Poznan University, Poznan College of Business Graduate Recruiting & Student Services 157 MOC - Initial Agreement with Feng Chia University, Taichung Taiwan Office of International Initiatives 158 MOC - Initial Agreement with Zhejiang University of Technology, China Office of International Hangzhou Initiatives 159 MOC - Initial Agreement with University of Cape Town, Cape Town South Africa Center for the Economic Analysis of Risk 160 PSA - Renewal for a Student Exchange Program with Northumbria Great Britain English University at Newcastle, Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) 161 PSA - Amendment for a Student Exchange Program with Shanghai China Applied Linguistics & University, Shanghai English as a Second Language 162 LOI - Initial Agreement with National Pingtung University of Education, Taiwan Ernest G. Welch Pingtung School of Art & Design 163 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Great India Computer Information Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai Systems 164 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student and Faculty Exchange Program with Taiwan Music Shih Chien University, Taipei 165 PSA - Amendment for a Student Exchange Program with Sichuan Normal China Early Childhood University, Chengdu Education 166 MOC - Initial Agreement with Federal University of São Carlos, Sao Paulo Brazil Educational Psychology & Special Education 167 MOC - Initial Agreement with Hungkuang University, Taichung Taiwan Office of International Initiatives 168 PSA - Initial Agreement for a Student Exchange Program with Korea (South) Applied Linguistics & Sookmyung Women's University, Seoul English as a Second Language Source: Office of International Initiatives (OII), International Partnerships & Agreements (IPA) IPA Website: http://international.gsu.edu/partnerships/ GSU Fact Book 98 Local and Global Partnerships

International Institutes and Centers by College/School Fall 2014

College/School Institute/Center Andrew Young School of Policy Studies  International Center for Public Policy  Georgia International Law Enforcement Exchange College of Arts and Sciences  Asian Studies Center  Center for Latin American and Latino Studies  CENCIA: Center for Collaborative and International Arts  CIME: Center for International Media Education  Hellenic Studies Center  Language Research Center  LARC: Language Acquisition and Resource Center College of Law  Center for Health, Law and Society  Center for the Comparative Study of Metropolitan Growth

J. Mack Robinson College of Business  Center for Business Development in Transitional Economies  Center for Business and Industrial Marketing  CIBER: Center for International Business Education and Research  CRIS: Center for Research in Information Systems  Herman J. Russell International Center for Entrepreneurship  KABC: Korean-American Business Center  Institute of International Business Office of International Initiatives  Confucius Institute

Sources: University Research Services & Administration (URSA) URSA Website: http://ursa.research.gsu.edu/ Office of International Initiatives (OII), International Partnerships & Agreements (IPA) IPA Website: http://international.gsu.edu/partnerships/

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Partner Universities by Region Fall 2014

Region Country University Africa Egypt American University in Cairo Cairo University Ethiopia Adama University Mali Institute of Higher Studies in Management Mozambique Pedagogical University South Africa Gandhi Development Trust University of Cape Town University of Pretoria No. of Countries: 5 No. of Partners: 8 Asia China Beijing Language and Culture University Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange Guangzhou University Hangzhou Normal University Harbin Medical University Hebei University Hong Kong Baptist University Hong Kong Polytechnic University Huanghe Science & Technology College Institute for Tourism Studies Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College Jiangnan University Jiaxing University Nanjing University New Oriental Education & Technology Group Shandong Sport University Shanghai University Sichuan Normal University Southwest Jiaotong University Tsinghua University University of International Business and Economics, Beijing Wuhan Sport University Wuhan University Zhejiang Provincial Department of Science and Technology Zhejiang University of Technology India Alliance University Great Lakes Institute of Management Presidency University Japan Doshisha University GSU Fact Book 100 Local and Global Partnerships

Osaka University Soka University Korea (South) Chonbuk National University Daejeon University Ewha Womans University Hanyang University Konkuk University Korea University Kyungpook National University Seoul National University SolBridge International School of Business Sookmyung Women's University Soongsil University Sri Lanka Institute of Fundamental Studies University of Colombo Taiwan Asia University Chang Gung University China Medical University Feng Chia University Hungkuang University National Chiayi University National Pingtung University of Education National Tsing Hua University Shih Chien University Taipei Economic and Cultural Office Taipei Medical University Thailand Khon Kaen University Vietnam Vietnam Education Foundation No. of Countries: 8 No. of Universities: 57 Europe Azerbaijan Azerbaijan University Belgium Katholieke Hogeschool Limburg Denmark Aarhus University University College Capital, Copenhagen France ESC Toulouse Institute of the Americas, Paris Paris-Dauphine University Paris-Sorbonne University Sciences Po Lille University of Savoy University of Strasbourg University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en- Yvelines Georgia Caucasus University Germany Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen International University Schloss Reichartshausen Johannes Gutenberg University Ruprecht-Karls-University of Heidelberg Great Britain (UK) Northumbria University at Newcastle The University of Leeds GSU Fact Book 101 Local and Global Partnerships

University of Macedonia University of Patras Italy Ca' Foscari University of Venice Netherlands Erasmus University Rotterdam Norway Oslo and Akershus University College Poland Poznan University Spain University of Alcalá University of Málaga Sweden Jönköping International Business School Switzerland Educational College Zurich University of Lausanne Turkey American Collegiate Institute High School, Izmir Bahçeşehir University Boğaziçi University Ege University Gazi University Istanbul Şehir University Koç University Marmara University Özyeğin University Turgut Özal University Üsküdar American Academy High School No. of Countries: 15 No. of Universities: 41 Latin America Barbados The University of the West Indies Bermuda Bermuda College Brazil Federal University of São Carlos Federal University of Bahia Federal University of Rio de Janeiro Federal University of Rio Grande of the North Sacred Heart University São Paulo State University Universidade Federal de Pernambuco Universidade Santa Cecília University of Campinas Mexico University of Guadalajara Mexico Trinidad & Tobago University of the West Indies No. of Countries: 5 No. of Universities: 13 North America Canada Bela Education Group No. of Countries: 1 No. of Universities: 1 Total No. of Regions: 5 Total No. of Countries: 34 Total # of Institutions: 120 Source: Office of International Initiatives (OII), International Partnerships & Agreements (IPA) IPA Website: http://international.gsu.edu/partnerships/

GSU Fact Book 102 Online Learning and Technological Initiatives

ONLINE LEARNING AND TECHNLOGICAL INITIATIVES

Online Course Offerings*

*Not all courses are offered every semester

College/School Courses Andrew Young School SW 4460/8460/GERO 7260 Aging Practice of Policy Studies SW 4490/8490 Child Welfare Practice SW 7200 Human Development Through the Life SW 8500 Community Field Education I SW 8900 Community Field Education II Byrdine F. Lewis NURS 2010 Health and Human Development Across the Lifespan School of Nursing and NURS 3010 Health and Human Development Across the Lifespan Health Professions NURS 3300 Policy Planning and Trends NURS 7000 Research Methods for Advanced Practice Nurses NURS 7030 Clinical Practicum in Adult Health Nursing I NURS 7050 Ambulatory Care of Adults for Advanced Practice Nurses NURS 7080 Advanced Practice in the Ambulatory Health Care of Women NURS 7090 Advanced Practice with the Childbearing Family NURS 7120 Theories of Advanced Psychiatric Nursing NURS 7140 Advanced Psychiatric Care of Individuals NURS 7310 Advanced Pathophysiological Concepts in Nursing, Part 1 NURS 7320 Advanced Pathophysiological Concepts in Nursing, Part 2 NURS 7440 Advanced Practicum in Child Health NURS 7500 Advanced Health Assessment NURS 7550 Pharmacology for the Advanced Practice Nurse NURS 7600 The Culture of Health Care NURS 7610 Leadership and Organizational Behavior in Healthcare Systems NURS 7630 Leadership for Healthcare Policy, Law and Medical Ethics NURS 7660 Health Care Technology and Clinical Informatics NURS 7710 Advanced Topics in Management NURS 7720 Advanced Topics in Healthcare Informatics and Technology NURS 7740 Leadership Residency II NURS 7900 Theoretical Foundations for Advanced Practice Nursing NURS 8035 Theoretical and Philosophical Foundations for Nursing NURS 8045 Introduction to Advanced Nursing Research NURS 8050 Quantitative Research Methods I NUTR 3100 Nutrition and Health NUTR 3170 Food Safety and Sanitation NUTR 3200 Introduction to Clinical Nutrition NUTR 3300 Nutrition and Health for Health Professionals NUTR 3810 Interpretation of Clinical Laboratory Values for Health Professionals NUTR 6170 Food Safety NUTR 7810 Interpretation of Clinical Laboratory Values for Health Professionals SNHP 2010 Med Terminology for Healthcare SNHP 3010 Advanced Med Terminology for Healthcare SNHP 3810 Interpretation Lab Values SNHP 6010 Graduate Medical Terminology SNHP 7810 Interpretation Lab Values GSU Fact Book 103 Online Learning and Technological Initiatives

SNHP 8000 Trends Affecting Health Care College of Arts and GERO 7260 Aging Practice, (Crosslisted with Social Work 4460/8460) Sciences MATH 1070 Elementary Statistics MATH 1101 Introduction to Mathematical Modeling MATH 1111 College Algebra MATH 1113 Precalculus MUA 1930 Music, Society, and Culture MUA 3930 Music, Society, and Culture MUS 1430 Fundamentals of Music PERS 2001 Perspectives: Comparative Culture POLS 4242 European Union POLS 4290 Studies in Comparative Politics PSYC 1101 Intro to General Psychology POLS 4490 Studies in International Relations College of Education BRFV 3200 Introduction to Administration and Organization of Programs for Young Children BRFV 4360 Child Guidance Birth to Five CPS 3200 Diversity and Human Relations CPS 3300 Interpersonal Communication Skills CPS 3400 Career and Lifespan Development EDBT 4250 Principles and Practice in Technology/Career Education EDBT 4570 Instructional Strategies in Technology/Career Education EDRD 2200 Reading for Undergraduate Success EDRD 3400 Reading the World of 21st Century Texts EDRD 6600 Introduction to Materials and Methods in Reading Instruction EDUC 2120 Exploring Socio-Cultural Perspectives on Diversity in Educational Contexts EDUC 2130 Exploring Learning and Teaching EDUC 2152 Birth and Parenthood EDUC 8360 Teacher Support Specialist EPEL 7020 Leadership for a Diverse Society EPEL 7410 Instructional Leadership EPEL 7680A Practicum Seminar: Data Analysis and School Improvement Processes for School Leaders EPEL 7680B Practicum Seminar: Action Research for School Leaders EPEL 8620 Psychological Aspects of Leadership EPEL 8690 Research-Based Decision Making for School Leaders EPEL 8970 Seminar in Educational Leadership EPRS 7900 Methods of Research in Education EPRS 7910 Action Research EPRS 7920 Classroom Testing, Grading, and Assessment EPRS 8530 Quantitative Methods and Analysis in Education I EPRS 8540 Quantitative Methods and Analysis in Education II EPRS 8550 Quantitative Methods and Analysis in Education III EPSF 7120 Social and Cultural Foundations EPSF 8010 Cultural Studies in Education: Film EPSF 8280 Anthropology of Education EPSF 8320 Politics and Policy in Education EPY 2040 Learning to Learn: Theories, Application, and Practice EPY 2050 Human Growth and Development EPY 7080 The Psychology of Learning and Learners EPY 8070 Understanding and Facilitating Adult Learning GSU Fact Book 104 Online Learning and Technological Initiatives

EXC 4020 Characteristics and Instructional Strategies for Students with Disabilities IT 2010 Computer Skills for the Information Age IT 2210 Integrating Technology Into the Elementary Classroom IT 7100 Design of Performance and Instructional Systems IT 7150 Analysis of Performance and Instructional Systems IT 7360 Integrating Technology in School-Based Learning Environments IT 8000 Foundations of Instructional Technology IT 8050 Evaluation and Assessment of Online Learning IT 8090 Internet for Educators IT 8150 Managing Instructional Technology Projects IT 8200 Diffusion and Adoption of Technological Innovation IT 8360 Design and Development of Multimedia for Education and Training IT 8390 Analysis of Education, Training, and Performance Support Centers IT 8400 Advanced Authoring Technologies IT 8420 Topics in Instructional Technology IT 8440 e-learning Environments IT 8500 Advanced Instructional Design IT 8550 Human Performance Technology IT 8660 Internship in Instructional Technology IT 8950 Evaluation of Instructional Technologies KH 3150 Healthy Lifestyle Choices KH 7460 Health Risk and Protective Factors KH 7480 Curriculum Development for Health, Physical Education, and Adapted Physical Education KH 7780 Drug Use Prevention and Intervention KH 7790 Current Issues in School Health and Physical Education School of Public PH 1000 Introduction to Public Health Health PH 3001 Introduction to Epidemiology PH 7010 Foundations of Public Health Administration and Policy PH 7012 Health Program Planning Implementation and Evaluation PH 7017 Public Health Biostatistics PH 7020 Principles of Tobacco Control PH 7560 Disability Epidemiology PH 8001 Epidemiology for Health Professionals J. Mack Robinson CIS 2010 Introduction to Computer-Based Information Systems College of Business CIS 3001 Managing Information Technology Projects CIS 3300 System Analysis CIS 4680 Introduction to Information Security and Privacy FI 3300 Corporation Finance HAdm 3490 Private Club Management HAdm 3750 Hospitality Human Res Management HAdm 3760 Hospitality Service Marketing MBA 8030 Law, Ethics and Governance MBA 8125 Information Technology Management MBA 8135 Corporate Finance RE 3010 Real Estate Principles RE 8000 Real Estate Concepts and Practices Source: GSU Enrollment Services, http://enrollment.gsu.edu/catalogs/online-courses/

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Georgia ONmyLINE Online Programs @ GSU

Fall 2014

Program Degree Nursing Ph.D. Educational Research M.S. Reading, Language and Literacy - ESOL M.A.T. Reading, Language and Literacy - ESOL M.Ed. Mathematics Education M.Ed. Science Education M.Ed. Reading Endorsement English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) Endorsement Source: Georgia ONmyLINE website, http://www.georgiaonmyline.org/degrees

Number of Computers and Ports Available on Campus Academic Year 2011-12 through 2014-15

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 Computers Available 574 685 839 982 Ports Available 13,685 14,095 14,095 14,295 Source: The Uncommon Data Set

Number of Open and Wired Network Connections Available to Students Academic Year 2011-12 through 2014-15

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 In the library (excluding computer labs) 685 685 685 685 In Classrooms 7,130 7,130 7,130 7,130 In computer labs 1,320 1,320 1,320 1,320 Elsewhere in the school university 870 4,960 5,600 5,800 Source: The Uncommon Data Set

Wireless Network Availability Academic Year 2011-12 through 2014-15 Availability Location 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 Libraries Yes Yes Yes Yes Classrooms Yes Yes Yes Yes Computer Labs Yes Yes Yes Yes Administrative/Faculty Offices Yes Yes Yes Yes and Work Areas Source: The Uncommon Data Set GSU Fact Book 106 Online Learning and Technological Initiatives

Wireless Network Simultaneous User Capacity Academic Year 2011-12 through 2014-15

Year User Capacity 2011-12 12,000 2012-13 25,000 2013-14 25,000 2014-15 32,000 Source: The Uncommon Data Set

Educational Software Used by GSU Fall 2014  Blackboard  Desire2Learn  E-College  Google Education Apps  Moodle

Source: The Uncommon Data Set

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Appendix

Georgia State University’s Mission Statement from Fall 2014

The university shares the commitment to the University System of Georgia’s Goals:  Strategic Goal One: Renew excellence in undergraduate education to meet students’ 21st century educational needs.  Strategic Goal Two: Create enrollment capacity to meet the needs of 100,000 additional students by 2020.  Strategic Goal Three: Increase the System’s participation in research and economic development to the benefit of a global Georgia. Enhance and encourage the creation of new knowledge and basic research across all disciplines.  Strategic Goal Four: Strengthen the USG’s partnerships with the state’s other education agencies.  Strategic Goal Five: Maintain affordability so that money is not a barrier to participation in the benefits of higher education.  Strategic Goal Six: Increase efficiency, working as a System.

Source: “University System of Georgia Strategic Plan,” USG Website