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Fact Book 2007- 2008 Fact Book 2007- 2008 Lone Star College-Kingwood 20000 Kingwood Drive Kingwood, Texas 77339 (281) 312-1600 http://kingwood.lonestar.edu Compiled by Office for Institutional Effectiveness (281) 312-1674 Rose Austin, Ed. D. Dean for Institutional Effectiveness Connie Hicks Departmental Assistant Voted Best 2005 Texas Association for Institutional Research (TAIR) Fact Book Lone Star College-Kingwood is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in education and employment. The college does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of race, color, gender, religion, disability, age, veteran status, national origin or ethnicity in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, employment policies, scholarship and loan programs, and other college administered programs and activities. 1 Message from the President Greetings from Lone Star College-Kingwood. I invite you to browse through the pages of our Fact Book and gain insight into the history of our institution. LSC-Kingwood is proud to be a part of a service area that reaches Kingwood, Humble, Atascocita, New Caney, Porter, Splendora, and Cleveland. Since 1984 LSC-Kingwood has played an integral part in the development of the Lone Star College System. Recognized as one of the finest community colleges in the country, it offers a wide range of academic and occupational courses to prepare students for university transfer, workforce development and life- long learning. Please feel free to contact me personally or visit our website at http://kingwood.lonestar.edu for more information. Linda Stegall, Ed.D. President 2 Lone Star College-Kingwood Off-Site Centers Fast Fact #1 The college offers credit and non-credit classes at the EMCID Complex in New Caney, Atascocita and Cleveland High Schools. 3 Board of Trustees Randy Bates David Holsey, D.D.S. David Vogt Chair, Position 8 Vice Chair, Position 1 Trustee, Position 5 Attorney, Bates & Coleman, P.C. Dentist Pres. Vogt Engineering, Inc. Resident of Aldine Resident of The Woodlands Resident of The Woodlands Term expires May, 2012 Term expires May 2012 Term expires May, 2010 Bob Wolfe Trustee, Position 6 Attorney and CPA Chris Daniel Resident of Houston Asst. Secretary, Position 2 Term expires May 2010 Marketing Engineer Resident of Cy-Fair Term expires May, 2012 Priscilla Kelly Stephanie Marquard Secretary, Position 9 Trustee, Position 3 Klein Oak High School CEO-Kingwood Air Conditioning Resident of Tomball Resident of Kingwood Term expires May, 2014 Term expires May, 2014 Richard Campbell Trustee, Position 7 Retired Minister Resident of Spring Term expires May, 2010 Robert Adam, J.D. Trustee, Position 4 Dr. David Carpenter is Attorney Chancellor of the Lone Resident of Cypress Star College System, a Term expires May 2014 position he has held since August 2007. 4 iii Preface The Office for Institutional Effectiveness is continuing to improve I encourage you to visit the Office for Institutional Effectiveness the information presented in the Fact Book. With the web page to view other college reports. continuous improvement of the System’s data warehouse and its availability to users, information in this year’s Fact Book has Please note that some data in the Fact Book may differ slightly been streamlined. Additional reports may be accessed at from data found in other reports. The difference may be due to http://kingwood.lonestar.edu/10969/. the varied sources (CBM reports, IPEDS, Web Focus) and reporting periods; therefore, the source of the information is In response to requests from our users, we have included more cited at the end of each report when information is taken from information on our service area demographics, the performance an outside source. of recent high school graduates, and course retention. The section entitled “Institutional Effectiveness” provides information If you have any questions about information presented in the on our annual goals and the extent to which these goals have Fact Book, please call (281) 312-1674 or send e-mail to been accomplished. [email protected]. To facilitate information sharing and cost effectiveness, we have also prepared the Fact Book in an electronic format. It is our Rose Austin, Ed. D. Dean for Institutional Effectiveness goal to continue to improve the quality of information provided. 5 Table of Contents Page Page About Lone Star College Kingwood and LSCS ....................................... 8-9 Enrollment/Achievement Credit Programs offered at LSC-Kingwood ............................................. 10 Contents ................................................................................................. 50 Continuing Education Workforce Development Programs ................... 111 Five Year Fall Registration Report ..................................................... 51-53 Five Year Spring Registration Report ................................................ 54-56 Organizational Chart ................................................................................... 12 5 LSC-Kingwood Map .................................................................................... 13 Five Year Trend Students Served .......................................................... 57 Institutional Effectiveness Number of Credits Taken by Students ................................................... 58 LSCS Mission and Value Statements ................................................ 14-15 Five Year Trend Gender (Fall Semesters) ........................................ 59-60 Institutional Effectiveness Plan .......................................................... 16-17 Five Year Trend Percentage of Change by Age (Fall Semesters) ......... 61 Planning Guide Sample .......................................................................... 18 Five Year Trend Ethnicity (Fall Semesters) ....................................... 62-63 Planning & Evaluation Model .................................................................. 19 Country of Origin Fall 2007 ..................................................................... 64 2007-2008 Accomplishments ............................................................. 20-34 Continuing Education by Fiscal Year ...................................................... 65 2007-2008 Major Improvements ........................................................ 35-36 Five-year Contact Hour Report .......................................................... 66-71 Service Area Profile Five-year Credit Hour Report ........................................................... 72-75 Contents ................................................................................................. 37 Five-year Number of Sections Report .............................................. 76-79 Service Area Population ......................................................................... 38 Developmental Studies Enrollment History ....................................... 80-81 Service Area Income .............................................................................. 39 Number of High School Graduates at KC vs. Number Enrolled Ethnic Profile by Zip Code ...................................................................... 40 In Developmental Studies ........................................................ 82-83 Educational Attainment by Zip Code ...................................................... 41 Students Served vs. Developmental Studies Students Served ........ 84-85 Population by Age .............................................................................. 42-43 Five Year Trend Concurrent Credit Students Served ............................ 86 Population by Gender ............................................................................. 44 Acceptance in Competitive Programs ............................................... 87-92 Service Area Penetration………… ......... ………………………………45-46 Market Penetration by High School ........................................................ 47 High School Penetration & Developmental Studies .......................... 48-49 6 Page Page Program Licensing Results ................................................................ 93-94 Administration by Degree ..................................................................... 125 Weekend College ..................................................................................... 95 Administration by Age ........................................................................... 126 Evening College ....................................................................................... 96 Financial Data Distance Learning Enrollment .................................................................. 97 Contents ................................................................................................ 127 Achievement ................................................................................................ 98 Financial Aid Department Reports ........................................................ 128 Retention Report by College .................................................................. 99 EMCID Scholarships ............................................................................. 129 Overall Course Retention Rates Fall Semesters ................................. 100 Budget Summary Report ...................................................................... 130 Retention Report by Subject ......................................................... 101-103 LSCS Tax Rate 1984-2008 .................................................................
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