Atlanta Metropolitan College Fact Book
2008-2010
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
General Information
President’s Profile ...... 5 AMC History ...... 7 Location ...... 6 Mission Statement...... 8 Organizational Structure ...... 11 Accreditation ...... 10 Affiliations and Memberships...... 10 List of Buildings/Campus Map ...... 12 University System of Georgia Governance ...... 15
Student Profile
Student Organizations ...... 18 Admissions Data (New Students) ...... 19 Total Enrollment Count of Top Five Contributors by City Spring 2008 ...... 20 Growth Trends Analysis Fall-Spring Semesters 2000-2010 ...... 22 Freshmen and First-time Entering Freshmen Enrollment Fall 1998-2008 ...... 23 Sophomore Enrollment Fall 1998-Fall 2008 and Transient Enrollment Fall 2007-Fall 2008 ...... 24 Enrollment by Self-Declared Racial/Ethnic Group Category Fall 2007-Fall 2008 ...... 25 Enrollment Summary of Students by Age Fall 2007 ...... 27 Georgia Resident/Non-Resident Enrollment Fall 2005-2008 ...... 28 Number of AMC Students Transferring Out to Other USG and Non-USG Institutions (2004-2007) ...... 30 Transfer-In Enrollment Fall 2007-Spring 2008 ...... 31 Degrees Conferred 2004-2008 ...... 32 International Student Enrollment Fall 2007 – Spring 2008 ...... 33 Financial Aid Distribution Fall 2007–Spring 2008 ...... 36
Academic Affairs Profile
Programs of Study ...... 38 Full-Time Fall 2007 – Spring 2008 ...... 40 Full-Time Faculty Demographics Fall 2007 – Spring 2008 ...... 40 Library Collections Information Fiscal Year 2007 ...... 41
Staff Profile
Full-Time and Part-Time Employees by Occupation (Class, Gender, Race - Fall 2007 – Spring 2008) ...... 43
Financial Profile
Atlanta Metropolitan College Budget Summaries 2006-2008 ...... 48 Total Funds Expenditures 1999-2008 ...... 49 Total Fund Expenditures by Dollar Amount and Percentage (Fiscal Year 2008)...... 50
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PREFACE
The 2008-2011edition of the Atlanta Metropolitan College (AMC) Fact Book is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of basic information about the College. The Fact Book provides summary information and statistical data concerning the activities of the College, answers the most frequently asked questions pertaining to the College, and can be used as a quick reference tool when seeking data relative to AMC’s internal environment.
This edition of the Atlanta Metropolitan College Fact Book represents data from fall 2008 through fall 2010. However, some data sets reflect trends over a ten-year period—2000-2010-- while others cover a five-year period or provide the latest year’s update. Several new sections have been added to this edition of the Fact Book, including: AMC’s ―Significant Achievements‖, ―About AMC‖, ―Strategic Goals‖, and ―Institutional Advancement Annual Reports‖. It is our hope that these new sections will present a more complete view of the Institution and its on- going activities.
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INSTITUTIONAL PROFILE
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o Returned to Atlanta Metropolitan College in 2006 to assume the
role of Vice President for President’s Profile Academic Affairs.
o Named interim President of Atlanta metropolitan College November 2006 and appointed as the permanent President the Place of Birth – Rienzi, Mississippi following November. Education o High School Education – Easom Recent Accomplishments o Fall of 2009 – Received the High School Class of 1968 ―Advocacy Award‖ during the o Undergraduate Education – 13th Annual ―Hard hat‖ Awards Mississippi Valley State, B.A., banquet. 1972 (Magna Cum Laude) o December 1, 2008 - Appeared on o Graduate Education – Bowling 11Alive’s, ―Atlanta & Co., Green State University, M.A., discussing the opening of the 1973; University of Mississippi, Atlanta Metropolitan College 34 Ph.D., 1976 (Political Science) Peachtree instructional site. Experience o July 14, 2009 - Presented with o Dedicated nine years of service at the‖ 2009 Men of Influence Kentucky State University where Award‖ by the Atlanta Business Dr. McGaha performed in the League. capacities of (1) Administrative Assistant to President of Academic Affairs, (2) Chair of the Department of Political Science, and (3) Associate Vice Past Presidents of Atlanta President for Academic Affairs. Metropolitan College o Served as the Executive assistant o Edwin W. Thompson (1974 – to the President of Morehouse 1993) School of Medicine for ten years. o Harold E. Wade (1993-2006) Source: Office of the President o From 1993-2002 served at Atlanta Metropolitan College as Chair of the Division of social sciences. o Became Dean of the Dunwoody and Alpharetta sites of Georgia
Perimeter College in 2002.
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ABOUT ATLANTA METROPOLITAN COLLEGE DEGREES OFFERED
LOCATION Assoc AMC iate of Arts, A.A (Transfer Program)
1630 Metropolitan College, Atlanta, Associate of Science, A.S (Transfer Program) GA 30032 404-756-4000 Associate of Applied Sciences (Career www.atlm.edu Program)
Atlanta Metropolitan College is located in Certificate (Career Program) Atlanta, Georgia, in the western region of the city of Atlanta. The main campus is located on 68 acres nestled in a focal area that is only ten minutes from downtown Atlanta, the Hartsfield-Jackson Airport and 2009-2010 TUITION many other noteworthy local attractions. In-State Residency - $960.00/12
credits
INSTITUTION PRESIDENT Out-of-State Residency - $3,720/12
credits
Gary A. McGaha, Ph.D. (Fees are not included)
STUDENT ACTIVITIES STUDENT ENROLLMENT (SPRING 2011)
Choir Art Exhibits Student Enrolment - 3150 Creative Dance Creative Writing Criminal Justice Drama
Film and Movie Student Educators
Kappa Beta Delta and Phi Theta ECONOMIC IMPACT International Day Kappa Honors Special Programs: Math, FY 2009 – 71 MILLION Study Abroad Science, Engineering
Student Governance Social Work
Free Enterprise Student Times Newspaper Sports Recreation/Fitness
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BRIEF HISTORY Street. The site expands over eleven thousand feet, with five instructional rooms, and one In June 1965, the Board of Regents of the general science laboratory. University System of Georgia authorized a junior college for the West Metropolitan Area of LOCATION Atlanta at an undesignated location. Atlanta Metropolitan College offers a unique After a great deal of discussion, the Atlanta campus atmosphere for its students. The college School Board and the Board of Regents made the is located within the city of Atlanta which boasts decision to build the college on land adjacent to a population of approximately 3.4 million, a Atlanta Area Technical School which was under thriving economy, and an international outlook the jurisdiction of the Atlanta Board of with all the cultural resources of a thriving Education. metropolitan area.
The Atlanta School Board authorized their Atlanta Metropolitan College is located in the Superintendent in February, 1971, to develop a southwest quadrant of Atlanta. The college offers financial plan to build the new college. On the best of both worlds. Although within view of October 9, 1972, the Board of Regents the city, it is situated on an expansive 68-acre reconfirmed, in principle, the construction of the wooded tract. The college is conveniently college. located on a transit line and is adjacent to Interstate 75/85. In February 1973, the Board of Regents authorized the plans and specifications for Phase I of construction at a projected cost of $2,000,000. Construction began on the first building in 1973 and was completed in August 1974. Established as Atlanta Junior College, the college became the thirty-first institution of the University System of Georgia and began classes in September 1974, with an initial enrollment of 504 students. During the 1987-88 academic year, the institution’s name was changed to Atlanta Metropolitan College effective July 1, 1988.
During the 1976-77 academic year, construction of the Central Energy Plant was completed. In 1978-79, two multi-level academic buildings were added: an academic classroom unit and the College Library. A new Health and Physical Education Complex was completed and occupied during the 1991-92 academic year. During the fall 2000 semester, the Student Center was completed. January 2009 ushered in the grand opening of the Institution’s first off-site Instructional Facility located at 34 Peachtree Page 7 Atlanta Metropolitan College 2008-2010 Fact Book 8
Atlanta Metropolitan College Mission Statement
Atlanta Metropolitan College, a unit of the University System of Georgia, focuses on excellence, where outstanding faculty members and committed staff teach and facilitate the successful academic matriculation and holistic development of students. The College offers an affordable liberal arts education and prepares students from a diverse urban community to function in a global society.
Vision
To build an educational community focusing on excellence, where outstanding faculty members and committed staff teach and facilitate the successful academic matriculation and holistic development of all students.
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Atlanta Metropolitan College Strategic Goals (2008-2013)
Strategic Goal 1: Increase Capacity and Student Access. AMC must increase and enhance its human resources, physical and fiscal infrastructure, geographical access, course delivery methods, and institutional strategies in order to accommodate this rapidly growing and diverse student population.
Strategic Goal 2: Increase Student Enrollment and Retention Rates. To sustain high retention and graduation rates, and support continuing enrollment increases, Atlanta Metropolitan College must develop creative approaches to the design and implementation of its programs and services.
Strategic Goal 3: Provide an Affordable, High Quality Education for Economically Disadvantaged, Educationally Gifted, and Promising Students. Atlanta Metropolitan College is deeply committed to providing a quality education for both educationally gifted students and students with great promise who are under prepared for the rigors of college work. Given the proper nurturing, supportive, affordable, and educationally motivating environment, Atlanta Metropolitan College can provide these students the opportunity to realize their full personal and professional potential.
Strategic Goal 4: Ensure Effective and Efficient Educational Programs and Academic Services that Meet Student and Market Demands.
To be competitive in the 21st century, Atlanta Metropolitan College must provide relevant educational programs that foster a skill-set that prepares its students for the changing global economy. Quality instructional programs, high academic standards, and a learning-centered environment will ensure AMC graduates are prepared for wither transfer to a four-year college/university or transition to the job market.
Strategic Goal 5: Enhance Customer Service and Student Support Services. Atlanta Metropolitan College must ensure that all services rendered are customer-oriented and that the necessary assessment instruments are in place to continually measure and monitor the level of student satisfaction.
Strategic Goal 6: Develop Outreach Initiatives, Improve Public Awareness and Public Relations. Atlanta Metropolitan College must aggressively strengthen its public relations with the Metro-Atlanta region to make the availability of its programs and services known to the general public.
Strategic Goal 7: Develop Collaborations and Partnerships. Mutually beneficial collaborations and partnerships with other colleges/universities, professional organizations, and businesses will facilitate a synergetic relationship between AMC and its external partners.
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ACCREDITATION Atlanta Metropolitan College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award Associate Degrees.
AFFILIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS
American Association of Collegiate Registrars and National Association of Black Journalists Admissions Officers National Association for Campus Activities American Association of Community Colleges National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education American Association for University Administrators National Association of College and University Business Officers American Council on Education National Association of College Deans, Registrars, and American Institute of Architects Admissions Officers American Library Association National Association of College Stores Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities National Association for Developmental Educators Association for Supervisor and Curriculum Development National Association of Social Workers Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Atlanta Business League National Association of Student Personnel Administrators Cooperative Education Association, Incorporated National Council for Marketing and Public Relations Council for Opportunity in Education National Council of Instructional Administrators Fulton County Workforce Preparation and Employment System National Council on Black American Affairs Georgia Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police, Incorporated National Junior College Athletic Association Georgia Association of Colleges Society of College and University Planning Georgia Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers Society of Refrigeration Engineers Georgia Association for Developmental Educators South Atlantic Association of Departments of English Georgia Association of Physical Plant Administrators Southeastern Library Network (SOLINET) Georgia Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Southern Association of College and University Business Officers Georgia Association of Two-Year Colleges Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Georgia Collegiate Honors Council Southern Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers Georgia Junior College Athletic Association Southern Association of Community and Junior Colleges Georgia Library Association Southern Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Georgia Micro-Enterprise Network Southern Center for International Studies Georgia Speech Communication Association Southtowne Partnership for Economic and Environmental Development Kappa Beta Delta Students in Free Enterprise National Academic Advising Association The College Board
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Atlanta Metropolitan College President
Administrative Organizational Chart
Executive Secretary Assistant
Vice President Vice President Vice President Vice President Institutional Vice President Academic Affairs Fiscal Affairs Advancement Effectiveness Student Affairs
Senior Administrative Office Clerk Administrative Administrative Project Administrative Secretary Financial Aid Secretary Assistant Coordinator Secretary Director
Administrative Secretary Enrollment Assistant Vice Assistant Vice Chief Environmental AMC AVP/Director Services Deans President/ President/ Information Health/Safety Foundation of Budgets Director/ Coordinator of Coordinator of Officer Director TRIO Registrar Distance Faculty Programs Education Development Executive Management Alumni Director Student Department Information Relations Controlller QEP Director Outreach/ Head Academic Evening/ Systems Access
Support Center Weekend Upward Bound Director Coordinator College Fulton County Director Administrator Media Relation Human Division Director Resources Research Analyst Counseling Faculty Testing Director Student and Services Support Disability Instructional Site Coordinator Services Services Science, Math, Coordinator - Special Projects Director Director Health 34 Peachtree Campus Safety Director Professions Learning Support Chief Coordinator Library Director Talent Search Student Social Institutional Director Activities Sciences Research/Review Director Physical Plant Academic Advising Board Business and Director Director Upward Bound Computer Faculty Council Math/Science Science Director
Humanities Bookstore Manager Upward Bound and Fine Arts Thomaston
Director
Athletics Director Educational Opportunity Center Director Cafeteria Manager
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LIST OF BUILDINGS
Property Register
Building/ Building Year Lecture Room Count Square Property Name Number Built Footage Conventional Electronic Science Specialty Science / Lecture Building* 100 1974 6** 4 6 52,980
Plant Operations Building 200 1954 5,066
Central Energy Plant Building 400 1976 7,200 13 6 4 Academic Building* 500 1977 63,000
Library/Administration Building 600 1978 53,637 2** Physical Education Building* 700 1991 41,426
Student Center Building 800 1999 30,153
Carpenter Shop Building 2002 1965 1,536 34 Peachtree Street 201201 2009*** *5 1 1 11,042
*Building with Lecture Rooms || ** High Capacity || ***Institution Leasing the Fifth Floor of Office Building Total Land – 68 acres
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Campus Map
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Atlanta Metropolitan College Advancement (2009 – 2010)
Mission
Institutional Advancement is the fundraising, marketing/public relations, and development division of Atlanta Metropolitan College (AMC). The advancement team supports AMC's commitment to academic excellence and excellence in all aspects of its programs and services. We will advance AMC in four ways: 1) provide quality marketing materials to enhance the institution's image; 2) respond in a timely manner to requests for information from the media and the general public; 3) forge partnerships with individual supporters, corporate entities, and civic organizations; and, 4) maintain relationships with the college's alumni.
Vision
To promote exceptional growth at Atlanta Metropolitan College by providing outstanding performance from the Advancement team. We are committed to the guiding principles of pursuing excellence by embracing the values of integrity and maintaining a commitment to equity, fairness, and cooperation in every aspect of the college’s practices and operations while always striving to remain a vital constituent of the community.
Annual AMC Alumni Spotlight
Atlanta Metropolitan College awarded Ms. Pamela D. Cross the 2010 Alumni of the Year Award. This award is given to students who show an exceptional commitment to AMC while supporting the College’s efforts to move forward. Cross was recognized during the Sixth Annual Regents’ Awards for Excellence in Education Celebration, as well as at the Annual Alumni Gala.
Atlanta Metropolitan College Foundation, Inc. Board of Directors (External)
Mr. Barney Simms (Chairman) Dr. Alvin Harmon Mr. Darryl A. Hicks (Immediate Past Chairman) Mrs. Sharmeen Caldwell-Hawkins Mrs. Dianne Wisner (Vice Chair) Ms. Kimberly Hutchens Mr. Napoleon Hornbuckle (Treasurer) Mr. Joe Jackson Ms. Felicia J. Phillips (Secretary) Ms. Bemetra Simmons Ms. Veronica Adadevoh Ms. Helen Smith-Price Ms. Pamela D. Cross The Honorable Micheal L. Thurmond Mrs. Carole Dortch Mr. Willie A. Watkins Mr. Thomas W. Dortch Mr. Jim Winestock Ms. Linda Fils- Aime Mrs. Sonja Young Mrs. Sharmen Gowens
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UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA
GOVERNANCE
BOARD OF REGENTS
Atlanta Metropolitan College is a unit of the University System of Georgia (USG) under the governance of the Board of Regents. The Board of Regents is composed of 16 members: five from the state-at-large and one from each of the eleven congressional districts. Members are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate to serve seven-year terms of office. The Board establishes policies and procedures under which USG institutions operate. Also, the Board receives all state appropriations for the University System and allocates those resources to the various USG institutions and related agencies.
MEMBERSHIP OF THE BOARD FY 2011
Regent Residence District Term
Robert F. Hatcher Macon State-at-Large 2006-2013
Kenneth R. Bernard Douglasville Thirteenth 2007-2014
Larry Ellis Atlanta State-at-Large 2009-2016
Rutledge A. Griffin, Jr. Valdosta First 2011-2018
Donald M. Leebern, Jr. McDonough State-at-Large 2005-2012
C.Thomas Hopkins, Jr., MD Griffin Third 2010-2017
W. Mansfield Jennings, Jr. Hawkinsville Eighth 2006-2013
Neil L. Pruitt Norcross Fifth 2011-2017
Willis J. Potts Rome Eleventh 2006-2013
Benjamin J. Tarbutton, III Sandersville Twelfth 2006-2013
James R. Jolly Dalton Ninth 2008-2015
Richard L. Tucker Lawrenceville Seventh 2005-2012
William NeSmith, Jr. Athens Tenth 2008-2015
Doreen Stiles Poitevint Bainbridge Second 2004-2011
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The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia for Fiscal Year 2011
Source: Board of Regents’ Website; Summer 2011
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STUDENT PROFILE
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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Presidents (Club/Organization) (President), (Vice President), (Treasurer), Mary Saibu STUDENT COMMISSION (Secretary), (At-Large), (At-Large), (At-Large), (Member) Alliance for Minority Participation Zachary Smith (A.M.P.) Art Mikarios Wright Cheerleaders April Adams Choir Derrick Reynolds Creative Writing Paulette Douse Criminal Justice Anthony Lavender Dance Troupe N/A Drama Samantha Hicks Film & Movie Shaterria Hicks Future Educators Renee Holmes-Solomon Kappa Beta Delta Messan Dessou Kingdom Campus Ministries Taj Lands Math Christopher Caddle Math, Engineering, Science Achievement Chioma Enyinnah (MESA) Miss AMC N/A Muslim Student Association (MSA) Sheriff Phaal
Student Times Newspaper Keila Cash National Society of Leadership and Success Euphrasia Kawalie
Political Science Association Javonne Wood Psychology Club Amber Hill Phi Theta Kappa Michael Johnson Students in Free Enterprise Ramesh Sivaraman Social Science Association Tony Lee Travel & Culture Keila Cash STUDENT ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR: Ms. Iris Shanklin
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ADMISSIONS DATA New Students
Semester Applied Accepted Enrolled
Spring 2011 1857 1065 677
Fall 2010 3915 1065 677
Fall 2009 2606 1414 963
Spring 2009 1355 847 512
Fall 2008 2279 1074 677
Spring 2008 1231 667 416
Fall 2007 2055 912 584
Spring 2007 1142 678 394
Fall 2006 1735 845 459
Spring 2006 1103 690 375
Fall 2005 1422 813 470
Spring 2005 926 502 323
Fall 2004 1459 796 449
Spring 2004 1121 673 371
Fall 2003 1547 914 553
Page Source: Office of Admissions; Summer 2011
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Page Source: Banner; Summer 2011 Fall 2010 Top Ten AMC Student Service
Areas
Henry Gwinnett 4% 2%
Clayton 18%
Cobb 6% Coweta 1%
Dekalb 9%
Fulton 63% Douglas 3% Fayette 1%
Fall 2009 Top Ten AMC Student Service Areas
Fayette Gwinnett 2% Coweta 2% 1% Henry 3% Douglas 3%
Cobb 7%
Dekalb 7%
Fulton 57% Clayton 18%
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AMC Service Area
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GROWTH TRENDS ANALYSIS
Enrollment Data for Fall - Spring Semesters - 2000-2010
FALL SPRING Semester Enrollment FTE Semester Enrollment FTE 2010 3284 2555 2010 2677 2274 2009 2688 2271 2009 2299 1878 2008 2241 1812 2008 1968 1578 2007 1882 1510 2007 1763 1373 2006 1683 1299 2006 1859 1438 2005 1748 1351 2005 1831 1416 2004 1802 1382 2004 1941 1454 2003 1907 1406 2003 1919 1230 2002 1995 1271 2002 1971 1241 2001 1940 1207 2001 1946 1258 2000 1901 1186 2000 2105 1349
Source: Student Enrollment Reports
Fall - Spring Enrollment 2000-2010
3037 3500 2688 3000 2241 2677 1995 1901 1940 1907 1802 1882 2299 2500 2105 1946 1971 1941 1748 1683 1968 1919 1831 1859 1763
2000
1500
1000 Student Count 500 0 2000 2000 2001 2001 2002 2002 2003 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2006 2007 2007 2008 2008 2009 2009 2010 2010 Term Spring Fall Source: Student Enrollment Reports; Summer 2011
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First-Time Entering Freshmen Enrollment Fall 2000- Fall 2010
560 600 510 504 500
416
400 370 350 314 318 279 285 278 300
200 Student Count 100
0
2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010
Term
Freshman Enrollment Fall 2000 - Fall 2010 2500
2067
2000 1879
1515 1442 1452 1500 1392 1296 1212 1257 1155 1136
1000
Count Student
500
0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Term
Page Source: Student Enrolment Reports; Summer 2011
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Sophmore Student Enrollment Fall 2006 - Fall 2010
900 814 840 800 733 750
700 657
600 500 400
300 Student Count 200 100 0 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Term
Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 657 733 814 750 840
Transient Student Enrollment Fall 2008 - Fall 2010 35 32 30
25 20
Count 20
15 14 15 12
Student 10 5 0 Fall 2008 Spring 2009 Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Fall 2010 Term
Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall 2008 2009 2009 2010 2010 12 32 20 15 14
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Atlanta Metropolitan Student Demographic Data
Enrollment by Self-Declared Racial/Ethnic Group Category Fall 2008 – Fall 2010 American Asian or Black Non- Indian or White Non- Total Current Pacific Hispanic Multiracial Other Hispanic Alaskan Hispanic Enrollment Islander Native N % % N % N % N % N % N % Number Fall 2008 2108 94 4 .17 24 1 23 2 53 2.4 23 2 3 .13 2238 Spring 2009 2218 95 6 .25 18 .76 25 1.5 50 2 21 .90 5 .21 2343
Native *Black or American Hawaiian or Two or More Race Unknown or Total Current African Indian or Asian White Other Pacific Races Undeclared Enrollment American Alaska Native Islander N % N % N % N % N % N % N % Number Fall 2009 2558 95 7 .3 20 .7 29 1.1 28 1 44 1.6 2 .1 2688 Spring 2010 2561 96 8 .3 21 .8 0 0 21 .8 32 1.2 3 .1 2677 Fall 2010 2870 95 7 .02 18 .6 3 .1 39 1.3 41 1.4 19 .6 3037 *In accordance with federal guidelines, the USG began collection and reporting race and ethnicity differently in fall 2009. Race and ethnicity are now collected using a two question format which allows a student (1) to indicate whether they are Hispanic or not, and (2) to choose a race. Also, the race category, ―Asian and Pacific Islander‖ was divided into two categories, ―Asian‖ and ―Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander.‖ Finally, the category ―Multiracial‖ became ―Two or more races.‖
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Semester Enrollment by Student Type (Age Factor) Fall 2008 – Fall 2010 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010
N % N % N %
594 27 762 28 920 30 Non-Traditional Student*
Traditional Student 1644 73 1926 72 2117 70
Total 2238 100 2688 100 3037 100 The USG defines Non-traditional students as 25 or older, and Traditional students as under 25 at the time of matriculation.
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SELECTED STUDENT CHARACTERISTICS Page Source: Student Enrollment Report; SummerGENDER 2011 AND AVERAGE AGE (Fall Semester 2008 - Fall Semester 2010)
Gender Average Median Age Term Male Female Percent Percent Age Male Female
Fall 2008 766 1473 33% 67% 27 24 Spring 2009 804 1539 34% 66% 26.7 24 Fall 2009 927 1761 34% 66% 26.4 24 Spring 2010 912 1765 34% 66% 26.9 24 Fall 2010 1100 1937 36% 64% 26.6 24 Spring 2011 1046 1891 36% 64% 26 23 Semester Enrollment by Age Range*
Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 18-22 524 965 837 23-34 1270 1307 1230 35-44 291 304 356 45 and over 153 166 175
Fall 2008 Enrollment by Fall 2009 Enrollment by Gender Gender Fall 2010 Enrollment by Gender Male, Male, 34% 33% Male, Femal 36% e , 66% Femal Female, Page Source: Student Enrollment Report; Summer 2011 e, 67% 64%
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Georgia Resident/Non-Resident Enrollment - Fall 2005 – 2009
Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010
N % N % N % N % N % N % Georgia 1591 91.0% 1558 92.6% 1718 91.3% 2067 92.3% 2695 98% 2803 92% Residents Out-of-State 128 7.3% 97 5.8% 141 7.5% 142 6.3% 28 1% 193 6% Other 29 1.6% 28 1.7% 23 1.2% 32 1.4% 31 1% 41 1.4% TOTAL 1748 100% 1683 100% 1882 100% 2241 100% 2754 100% 3037 100%
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Georgia Resident/Out-of-State Enrollment Fall 2005-2009 (A comparative Analysis)
98% 100% 91% 93% 91% 92% 92% 90% 80%
70% 60%
50%
of Studentsof
40%
Percent 30% 20% 7% 6% 8% 6% 10% 2% 2% 1% 6% 1% 1% 1% 1% 0% Fall 2005 Fall 2006 Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010
Year
Georgia Residents Out-of-State Other
Page Source: Semester Enrollment Report
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AMC Transfer-Out Data by USG Institution
Academic Year Academic Year Academic Year 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 Georgia Institute of Technology 1 2 4 Georgia State University 66 55 46 Medical College of Georgia 1 0 0 University of Georgia 3 0 0 Georgia Southern University 4 2 2 Valdosta State University 0 0 0 State Universities Albany State University 8 0 0 Armstrong Atlantic State University 0 0 0 Augusta State University 1 0 0 Clayton State University 63 49 41 Columbus State University 2 0 1 Fort Valley State University 4 0 0 Georgia College & State University 2 0 0
Georgia Southwestern State 2 0 2 University Kennesaw State University 16 6 4 North Georgia College & State 3 0 0 University Savannah State University 0 1 0 Southern Polytechnic State 7 2 0 University University of West Georgia 11 2 6
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural 2 0 0 College Dalton State College 0 0 0 Gainesville State College 0 0 0 Georgia Gwinett College 1 1 0 Gordon College 8 0 1 Macon State College 2 0 0 Middle Georgia College 2 0 1
Bainbridge College 0 0 0 Coastal Georgia Community 0 0 0 College Darton College 1 1 0 East Georgia College 1 0 0 Georgia Highlands College 1 0 0 Georgia Perimeter College 52 4 2 South Georgia College 0 0 0 Waycross College 0 0 0
TOTAL 264 125 110
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Transfer- In Enrollment Fall 2008 - Spring 2010 16 15 14 13 12 12 12 11 10 8 6 4 2 0 Fall 2008 Spring 2009 Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Fall 2010
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DEGREES CONFERRED 2004-2010*
Degree 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Assoc. of Arts 16 15 19 18 18 14 20
Assoc. of Science 161 144 151 149 145 117 211
Assoc. of Applied 6 6 3 10 10 0 1 Science (Career) TOTAL 183 165 173 177 173 131 232 *Academic Year is defined as the summer, spring and fall term cycle
Types of Degrees Conferred 2004-2010
250 211 200 161 151 144 149 145 150 117 100
19 50 16 15 18 18 6 10 10 14 20 6 3 0 1 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 (May) (May) (May) (May) (May) (May) (May)
AS AA AAS (Career)
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Fall Semester 2007 International Student Count
Country Number Percent
5 29.4 Bahamas 2 11.8 Gambia (The) 1 5.9 Germany 3 17.6 Kenya 5 29.4 Nigeria 1 5.9 Senegal
TOTAL 17 100.0
.9 Percent of Enrollment
Spring Semester 2008 International Student Count
Country Number Percent
5 27.8 Bahamas 1 5.5 Germany 1 5.5 Jamaica 3 16.7 Kenya 1 5.5 Korea 4 22.2 Nigeria 1 5.5 Senegal 1 5.5 Swaziland 1 5.5 Togo
TOTAL 18 100.0
.9 Percent of Enrollment
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Fall Semester 2009 International Student Count
Country Number Percent
5 29.4 Bahamas 2 11.8 Gambia (The) 1 5.9 Germany 3 17.6 Kenya 5 29.4 Nigeria 1 5.9 Senegal
TOTAL 17 100.0
.9 Percent of Enrollment
Fall Semester 2010 International Student Count
Country Number Percent
5 29.4 Bahamas 2 11.8 Gambia (The) 1 5.9 Germany 3 17.6 Kenya 5 29.4 Nigeria 1 5.9 Senegal
TOTAL 17 100.0
.9 Percent of Enrollment
Spring Semester 2011 International Student Count
Country Number Percent
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5 29.4 Bahamas 2 11.8 Gambia (The) 1 5.9 Germany 3 17.6 Kenya 5 29.4 Nigeria 1 5.9 Senegal
TOTAL 17 100.0
.9 Percent of Enrollment
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FINANCIAL AID DISTRIBUTION Fall 2007 – Spring 2008
Funds Recipients Amount of Awards
FEDERAL Federal SEOG 309 $144,293 Federal Pell Grants 1357 $3,487,244 Federal Work-Study Program 39 $92,215 Academic Competitiveness 16 $10,475 Federal Subsidized Stafford Loans 1362 $1,821,100 Federal Unsubsidized Stafford 808 $999,048 Loans Parent Loans 2 $13,440 TOTAL 3893 $6,567,815
STATE HOPE Scholarship 102 $133,522 LEAP Grant 21 $11,356 Law Enforcement Grant 0 0 ACCEL Program 32 $26,476 TOTAL 155 $171,354
OUTSIDE SCHOLARSHIPS 111 $114,850
GRAND TOTAL 4159 $6,854,019
Source: Office of Financial Aid
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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS DATA
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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS OF STUDY
TRANSFER PROGRAMS
Associate of Arts – Division of Humanities and Fine Arts Art Music English Option I – Music Performance / Education Foreign Language Option II – Music Recording / Production General Studies Option III – Music Management Speech Option I – Drama / Theatre Arts Option II – Broadcast Journalism/ Mass Communication/Public Relations Associate of Science – Division of Business Business Administration Business Education Office Administration / Secretarial Science
Associate of Science – Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Biology Pre-Dental Hygiene Chemistry Pre-Engineering Computer Information Systems Pre-Engineering Technology Computer Science Pre-Medical Technology Health Information Management Pre-Nursing Mathematics Pre-Occupational Therapy Physics Pre-Physical Therapy
Associate of Science – Division of Social Sciences African American Studies Psychology Criminal Justice Recreation Health and Physical Education Social Work History Sociology Political Science Teacher Education Option I – Early Childhood Education Option II – Middle Grades Education Option III – Secondary Grades Education
CAREER PROGRAMS
Associate of Applied Science – Division of Business Accountancy Business Management Computerized Office Management
Associate of Applied Science – Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Computer Programming Option I – Information Systems Option II – Computer Analysis
Associate of Applied Science – Division of Social Sciences Human Services Recreational Leadership
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Certificate of Completion – Division of Business Automated Office Management
Certificate of Completion – Division of Social Sciences Criminal Justice Option I – Management and Supervision Option II – Clerical and Secretarial
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Full-Time Faculty Demographics Spring 2008
Total Number of Faculty 50 Ethnicity and National Origin African American 40 Asian or Pacific Islander 4 Hispanic 0 White American 6 Gender Female 22 Male 28 Degree Doctorate 21 Education Specialist 1 Master’s 28 Rank Professor 9 Associate Professor 13 Assistant Professor 22 Instructor 6 No Rank Specified 0 Tenure Status Tenure 22 Non-Tenure/On Track 15 Non-Tenure Track 13
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Full-Time Faculty Demographics Fall 2009
Total Number of Faculty 48 Ethnicity and National Origin African American 38 Asian or Pacific Islander 3 American Indian or Alaskan Native 1 Hispanic 1 White American 5 Gender Female 27 Male 21 Degree Doctorate 20 Education Specialist 0 Master’s 28 Rank Professor 7 Associate Professor 12 Assistant Professor 23 Instructor 8 No Rank Specified 0 Tenure Status Tenure 23 Non-Tenure/On Track 10 Non-Tenure Track 15
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LIBRARY COLLECTIONS INFORMATION Fiscal Year 2009-2010
Library Collections Total Added During Total Held At Fiscal Year End of Year Books Volumes 184 50,614 Titles 162 44,844
Government Documents Units 0 392 Titles 0 389
Current Serials Total Number of Paid and Unpaid Subscriptions 0 87 Titles (number of unique titles) 0 0
Microforms Units 0 19,066 Titles 0 131
Manuscripts and Archives Linear Feet 0 64.8
Cartographic Materials Units 0 0
Graphic Materials Units 0 60
Audio Materials Units 0 0
Film and Video Materials Units 23 426 Titles 21 395
Machine-Readable Materials Units 0 48 Titles 0 28
Other Library Materials Units 0 525
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Circulation Transactions
General Collection 2,238
Reserve Collection 720
Interlibrary Loans
Provided to Other Libraries 113
Received from Other Libraries 20
Information Service to Groups
Number of Presentations 76
Number of Persons Served in Presentations 1549
Typical Week, Fall 2006
Public Service Hours 69
Gate Count 43,591
Reference Transactions (Questions) 11
Source: Library
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STAFF PROFILE
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Female Academic Services Professional 7 Admin Specialist/Coordinator 2 Assistant Professor 11 Assistant to the Director 1 Assoc VP/ Asst Director Div/Dept AD 3 Associate Professor 4 Coach 1 Counselor AC 4 Diet/Nutrition Tech/Paraprofessional 3 Director Coll/Div/Sch AC 13 Financial Aid Counselor 1 Institutional Rsch Professional 1 Instructor 1 IT Client Support Professional 1 Laboratory Assistant 10 Library Professional AD 1 Library Technical/Paraprofessional 1 Occasional Office/Clerical 1 Office/Clerical Assistant 34 Office/Clerical Lead 1 Professor 3 Public Service Professional AD 1 Receptionist 1 Retail Operations Professional 1 Secretary 1 Service/Maintenance Worker 4 Student Services Professional 4 Telecomm Tech/Professional 1 Temporary Faculty 45 Temporary Office/Clerical 12 Temporary Technical/Paraprofessional 3 Vice President 1 Work Study Student 19 Female Total 197 Male Academic Services Professional 2 Assistant Professor 12 Assoc/Asst Director Div/Dept AD 1 Assoc/Asst Vice President 2 Associate Professor 10 Audiovisual Technical/Paraprofessional 1 Coach 2
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Diet/Nutrition Tech/Paraprofessional 1 Director College/Div/School AC 1 Director Div/Dept. AD 7 Distinguished Executive Fellow 1 Instructor 2 Interim Chair of Business, Math & Computer Science 1 IT Network Professional 1 Laboratory Assistant 14 Laboratory Professional AD 1 Office/Clerical 4 Police Officer 2 President 1 Service/Maintenance Worker/Maintenance Foreman 15 Skilled Craftsperson 3 Social/Human Service Paraprofessional 1 Temporary Faculty 42 Temporary Office/Clerical 9 Temporary Professional/Technical 2 Vice President 3 Work Study Student 10 Male Total 151 Grand Total 348
Source: Office of Human Resources
Female 197 Black 104 Hispanic 3 Indian 1 Non-Hispanic 14 Unknown 67 White 8 Male 151 Black 78 Indian 1 Non Hispanic 17 Unknown 46 White 9 Grand Total 348
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Regular, Full-time Employees by Gender FY 2009
30 25 25 20 15 11 10 11 9 10 6 7 10 4 3 3 3 3 3 3
5 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
0
… … …
…
… …
…
Employee Employee Count
Secretary
Professor
Receptionist
CounselorAC
IT Professional IT
Student Services Services Student
Academic Academic Services
Director Director Div/DptAD Director Div/DptAD
Office/Clerical Lead
Social/Human Social/Human Service
Assistant Professor Assistant of
Associate Associate Professor of
Library Professional Library AD
Office/Clerical Office/Clerical Assistant
Assistant toAssistant the Director
Temporary Temporary Office/Clerical
Interim Chair InterimChair of Business,
Assoc/Asst Assoc/Asst Vice President
Police/Security Police/Security Supervisor
Academic Academic Professional AC
Diet/NutritionTech/Parapro
Laboratory Laboratory Professional AD
Asso/Asst Asso/Asst Director Div/Dept
Service/MaintForeman/Lead
Service/Maintenance Worker
Dietetic/NutritionProfessionl
Admin Specialist/Coordinator Admin
Institutional Rsch Rsch InstitutionalProfessionl IT Client Client Professional Support IT Female Male Regular, Full-time Employees
50 45 45 Temporary Emploees by Gender 42 40 FY 2009 35 30 25 19 20 12 15 9 9 10 9 10
Employee Employee Count 10 3 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1
0
Coach Coach
CounselorAC
Temporary Faculty Temporary Temporary Temporary Faculty
Director Director Div/DptAD
Work Study Study WorkStudent Study WorkStudent
Laboratory Laboratory Assistant Laboratory Assistant
Temporary Temporary Professional
Office/Clerical Office/Clerical Assistant Office/Clerical Assistant
Temporary Temporary Office/Clerical Temporary Office/Clerical
Occasional Office/Clerical
Service/Maintenance Worker Service/Maintenance Worker
Admin Specialist/Coordinator Admin
Temporary Temporary Technical/Parapro Temporary Technical/Parapro
Student Services Services Professional Student DistinguishedExecutive Fellow Female Male Temp
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Count of Regular, Full-time Employees by Race
FY2009 160 145 140
120
100
80
60 Employee Count 40
20 14 2 2 1 0 Black Hispanic Indian Non Hispanic White
Reg Race/Ethnicity
Count of Temporary Employees by Race FY09
120 113
100
80
60
37
Employee Employee Count 40 30
20
1 3
0 Black Hispanic Non-Hispan Unknown White Temp
Race/Ethnicity
Source: Office of Human Resources
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FINANCIAL DATA
2007-2008 ATLANTA METROPOLITAN COLLEGE FACT BOOK
FINANCIAL DATA
Atlanta Metropolitan College Budget Summaries 2007-2009
2007 2008 2009
BUDGET CATEGORIES % of Total % of Total % of Total Fund Amount % Change Fund Amount % Change Fund Expenditures Expenditures Expenditures Amount % Change
E & G Expenditures Instruction 25.0% $3,950,170 1.5% 27.2% $4,901,352 19.4% 26.25% 5,473,066 10.45% Research ------0.00% - 0.00% Public Service 7.6% $1,194,768 1.1% 7.9% $1,430,405 16.5% 7.68% 1,601,682 10.69% Academic Support 5.5% $864,982 24.2% 7.5% $1,348,747 35.8% 6.48% 1,352,204 0.26% Student Services 11.1% $1,750,144 11.5% 9.7% $1,749,649 -.02% 9.00% 1,877,130 6.79% Institutional Support 19.0% $2,999,468 -0.4% 16.8% $3,025,767 .9% 15.77% 3,288,058 7.98% Operation and Maintenance 15.5% $2,447,482 9.2% 12.7% $2,296,177 -6.2% of Plant 12.80% 2,668,219 13.94% Scholarships and 10.0% $1,581,567 1.6% 10.9% $1,965,280 19.5% Fellowships 14.51% 3,025,343 35.04% Total E & G 93.7% $14,788,581 4.5% 92.7% $16,717,377 11.5% 92.49% 19,285,702 13.32%
Auxiliary Enterprises 6.3% $989,947 2.6% 0.9% $157,789 -84.1% 6.55% 1,365,171 88.44% Intercollegiate Athletics 0.1% $8,954 -96.6% 6.5% $1,171,237 99.2% 0.97% 201,430 -82.80% Total Auxiliary 6.3% $998,901 -18.9% 7.4% $1,329,026 24.8% 7.51% 1,566,601 15.16%
Total Fund Expenditures 100% $15,787,482 2.6% 100% $18,046,403 12.5% 100.00% 20,852,303 13.46%
Source: Office of the Vice President for Fiscal Affairs Fiscal Year 2009 Annual Financial Report
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TOTAL FUNDS EXPENDITURES
2000 $16,168,785 2005 $15,515,143 2001 $17,595,501 2006 $15,383,806 2002 $16,213,368 2007 $15,787,482 2003 $16,127,181 2008 $18,046,403 2004 $15,248,140 2009 $20,852,303
Total Funds Expenditures Fiscal Years 2000-2009
2009 $20,852,303
2008 $18,046,403
2007 $15,787,482 $15,383,806
2006
2005 $15,515,143
2004 $15,248,140 Fiscal Year Fiscal 2003 $16,127,181
2002 $16,213,368
2001 $17,595,501
2000 $16,168,785
0 5000000 10000000 15000000 20000000 25000000 Dollar Amount
Source: Office of the Vice President for Fiscal Affairs
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Total Fund Expenditures by Dollar Amount Fiscal Year 2009
Scholarships and Fellowships, 3,025,343 Instruction, Operation and 5,473,066 Maint. Of Plant, 2,668,219
Research, - Institutional Support, Public Service, 3,288,058 Student 1,601,682 Services, 1,877,130 Academic Support, 1,352,204
Total Fund Expenditures by Percentage Fiscal Year 2009
Scholarships and Fellowships Instruction 16% 28% Operation and Maint. Of Plant 14% Research Public 0% Service Institutional 8% Support 17% Student Services 10% Academic Support 7% Source: Office of the Vice President for Fiscal Affairs
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