State of African Americans at the University of Washington – All Campuses

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ETHNICITY FEMALE MALE TOTAL ETHNIC/ RACIAL DISTRIBUTION AI/AN* 197 159 356 (N = 29,739) ASIAN 4,228 3,666 7,894 NOT IND AI/AN* BLACK 592 457 1,049 1.2% 1.2% CAUCASIAN 6,318 6,235 12,553 LATINO FILIPINO 266 236 502 7.4% ASIAN 26.5% HAW/PAC 176 159 335 BLACK INTERNATIONAL 2,330 2,181 4,511 INTERNAT'L 3.5% 15.2% LATINO 1,246 941 2,187 CAUCASIAN HAW/PAC NOT IND 169 183 352 42.2% 1.1% T O T A L 15,522 14,217 29,739 FILIPINO ALL URM * * 2,211 1,716 3,927 1.7% STUDENTS OF COLOR* * * 6,439 5,382 11,821

BLACK ETHNIC/ RACIAL DISTRIBUTION UWS ETHNIC/ RACIAL DISTRIBUTION (N=1,049) (N=29,739)

60% 60% 56% 50% 50% 52% 48% 40% 44% 40% 30% 30% 20% 20% 10% 10% 0% 0% Female Male Female Male

Notes: Undergraduate enrollees include Freshman to Senior students only (It excludes postbac students) AI/AN* = Alaska Indian/Alaska Native URM* * = Underrepresented Minorities (i.e., American Indian/Alaska Native, Black, Haw/Pac and Latino) Students of Color* * * = American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black, Filipino, Haw/Pac and Latino

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UW BOTHELL CAMPUS UW TACOMA CAMPUS ETHNICITY FEMALE MALE TOTAL ETHNICITY FEMALE MALE TOTAL AI/AN* 36 25 61 AI/AN* 53 31 84 ASIAN 560 603 1,163 ASIAN 326 376 702 BLACK 186 147 333 BLACK 222 174 396 CAUCASIAN 896 949 1,845 CAUCASIAN 852 797 1,649 FILIPINO 61 65 126 FILIPINO 55 45 100 HAW/PAC 46 33 79 HAW/PAC 58 36 94 INTERNATIONAL 182 209 391 INTERNATIONAL 79 121 200 LATINO 234 188 422 LATINO 275 175 450 NOT IND 32 27 59 NOT IND 64 74 138 T O T A L 2,233 2,246 4,479 T O T A L 1,984 1,829 3,813 ALL URM * * 502 393 895 ALL URM * * 608 416 1,024 STUDENTS OF COLOR* * * 1,062 996 2,058 STUDENTS OF COLOR* * * 934 792 1,726

ETHNIC/RACIAL DISTRIBUTION ETHNIC/RACIAL DISTRIBUTION (N = 4,479) (N = 3,813)

AI/AN* ASIAN AI/AN* ASIAN NOT IND 1.4% 2.2% 18.4% 26.0% NOT IND 1.3% 3.6% BLACK BLACK 10.4% LATINO 7.4% LATINO 9.4% 11.8%

INTERNAT'L INTERNAT'L 8.7% 5.2%

HAW/PAC HAW/PAC 1.8% 2.5% FILIPINO CAUCASIAN FILIPINO CAUCASIAN 2.8% 41.2% 2.6% 43.2%

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PELL RECIPIENTS % of t he ETHNICITY ALL UW Female Male Tot al Tot al AI/AN* 356 72 51 123 34.6% ASIAN 7,894 1,461 1,116 2,577 32.6% BLACK 1,049 344 258 602 57.4% CAUCASIAN 12,553 1,267 1,130 2,397 19.1% FILIPINO 502 85 68 153 30.5% HAW/PAC 335 69 41 110 32.8% INTERNATIONAL 4,511 0.0% LATINO 2,187 554 398 952 43.5% NOT IND 352 52 53 105 29.8% TOTAL 29,739 3,904 3,115 7,019 23.6% ALL URM* * 3,927 1,039 748 1,787 45.5%

HUSKY PROMISE % of t he FIRST GENERATION % of t he ETHNICITY ALL UW ETHNICITY ALL UW Female Male Tot al Tot al Female Male Tot al Tot al AI/AN* 356 64 39 103 28.9% AI/AN* 356 93 62 155 43.5% ASIAN 7,894 1,361 1,038 2,399 30.4% ASIAN 7,894 1,538 1,172 2,710 34.3% BLACK 1,049 319 217 536 51.1% BLACK 1,049 348 257 605 57.7% CAUCASIAN 12,553 1,119 1,029 2,148 17.1% CAUCASIAN 12,553 1,468 1,234 2,702 21.5% FILIPINO 502 84 62 146 29.1% FILIPINO 502 78 58 136 27.1% HAW/PAC 335 59 34 93 27.8% HAW/PAC 335 79 59 138 41.2% INTERNATIONAL 4,511 0.0% INTERNATIONAL 4,511 559 474 1,033 22.9% LATINO 2,187 510 365 875 40.0% LATINO 2,187 701 535 1,236 56.5% NOT IND 352 48 44 92 26.1% NOT IND 352 51 45 96 27.3% TOTAL 29,739 3,564 2,828 6,392 21.5% TOTAL 29,739 4,915 3,896 8,811 29.6% ALL URM* * 3,927 952 655 1,607 40.9% ALL URM* * 3,927 1,221 913 2,134 54.3%

Notes: Students who were non-matriculates were omitted in the above tables AI/AN* = Alaska Indian/Alaska Native URM* * = Underrepresented Minorities (i.e., American Indian/Alaska Native, Black, Haw/Pac and Latino)

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PELL RECIPIENTS % of t he ETHNICITY ALL UW Female Male Tot al Tot al AI/AN* 61 12 10 22 36.1% ASIAN 1,163 245 253 498 42.8% BLACK 333 127 84 211 63.4% CAUCASIAN 1,845 317 277 594 32.2% FILIPINO 126 19 27 46 36.5% HAW/PAC 79 15 13 28 35.4% INTERNATIONAL 391 0.0% LATINO 422 116 86 202 47.9% NOT IND 59 13 8 21 35.6% TOTAL 4,479 864 758 1,622 36.2% ALL URM* * 895 270 193 463 51.7%

HUSKY PROMISE % of t he FIRST GENERATION % of t he ETHNICITY ALL UW ETHNICITY ALL UW Female Male Tot al Tot al Female Male Tot al Tot al AI/AN* 61 6 4 10 16.4% AI/AN* 61 17 11 28 45.9% ASIAN 1,163 231 229 460 39.6% ASIAN 1,163 276 274 550 47.3% BLACK 333 112 72 184 55.3% BLACK 333 113 68 181 54.4% CAUCASIAN 1,845 277 226 503 27.3% CAUCASIAN 1,845 333 287 620 33.6% FILIPINO 126 20 24 44 34.9% FILIPINO 126 16 15 31 24.6% HAW/PAC 79 14 11 25 31.6% HAW/PAC 79 21 13 34 43.0% INTERNATIONAL 391 0.0% INTERNATIONAL 391 62 68 130 33.2% LATINO 422 103 81 184 43.6% LATINO 422 156 118 274 64.9% NOT IND 59 8 6 14 23.7% NOT IND 59 14 7 21 35.6% TOTAL 4,479 771 653 1,424 31.8% TOTAL 4,479 1,008 861 1,869 41.7% ALL URM* * 895 235 168 403 45.0% ALL URM* * 895 307 210 517 57.8%

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PELL RECIPIENTS % of t he ETHNICITY ALL UW Female Male Tot al Tot al AI/AN* 84 24 18 42 50.0% ASIAN 702 177 222 399 56.8% BLACK 396 166 122 288 72.7% CAUCASIAN 1,649 403 359 762 46.2% FILIPINO 100 24 17 41 41.0% HAW/PAC 94 36 23 59 62.8% INTERNATIONAL 200 0.0% LATINO 450 164 90 254 56.4% NOT IND 138 32 32 64 46.4% TOTAL 3,813 1,026 883 1,909 50.1% ALL URM* * 1,024 390 253 643 62.8%

HUSKY PROMISE % of t he FIRST GENERATION % of t he ETHNICITY ALL UW ETHNICITY ALL UW Female Male Tot al Tot al Female Male Tot al Tot al AI/AN* 84 24 12 36 42.9% AI/AN* 84 32 14 46 54.8% ASIAN 702 166 213 379 54.0% ASIAN 702 203 222 425 60.5% BLACK 396 139 103 242 61.1% BLACK 396 145 103 248 62.6% CAUCASIAN 1,649 336 294 630 38.2% CAUCASIAN 1,649 443 389 832 50.5% FILIPINO 100 30 15 45 45.0% FILIPINO 100 23 12 35 35.0% HAW/PAC 94 31 20 51 54.3% HAW/PAC 94 42 23 65 69.1% INTERNATIONAL 200 0.0% INTERNATIONAL 200 36 53 89 44.5% LATINO 450 132 76 208 46.2% LATINO 450 206 105 311 69.1% NOT IND 138 24 27 51 37.0% NOT IND 138 39 29 68 49.3% TOTAL 3,813 882 760 1,642 43.1% TOTAL 3,813 1,169 950 2,119 55.6% ALL URM* * 1,024 326 211 537 52.4% ALL URM* * 1,024 425 245 670 65.4%

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UW SEATTLE CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino AFRICAN 2 2 AFRICAN-AMERICAN 1 1 BLACK AND WHITE 1 1 BLACK HMONG 1 1 BLACK JAPANESE 2 2 BLACK TAHITIAN 1 1 BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 1039 91 1130 NIGERIAN 1 1 SOMALI 1 1 WHITE AND BLACK 1 1 TOTAL 1049 92 1141

UW BOTHELL CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 333 20 353 TOTAL 333 20 353

UW TACOMA CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 396 27 423 TOTAL 396 27 423

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UW SEATTLE CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino AFRICAN 1 1 BLACK AMERIND-1 TRB 1 1 BLACK AND WHITE 3 3 BLACK ASIAN INDIAN 1 1 BLACK KOREAN 1 1 BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 354 29 383 ETHIOPIAN 1 1 WHITE AND BLACK 1 1 WHITE BLK IND-1 TRB 1 1 TOTAL 364 29 393

UW BOTHELL CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 21 3 24 TOTAL 21 3 24

UW TACOMA CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 67 6 73 TOTAL 67 6 73

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UW SEATTLE CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino AFRICAN 2 2 BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 36 3 39 WHITE AND BLACK 1 1 TOTAL 39 3 42

UW BOTHELL CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino -- 0 0 0 TOTAL 0 0 0

UW TACOMA CAMPUS BLACK Did NOT self Also self ID TOTAL ETHNIC SUB-GROUPS ID as Latino as Latino -- 0 0 0 TOTAL 0 0 0

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BLACK INCOMING FRESHMAN STUDENTS PERIOD: 2006-2015 TOP 59 FEEDER HIGH SCHOOLS

HIGH SCHOOL TOTAL HIGH SCHOOL TOTAL GARFIELD HS (SEATTLE) 83 LAKES HIGH SCHOOL 15 FRANKLIN HS (SEATTLE) 50 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE HS 15 CLEVELAND HIGH SCH 47 SAMMAMISH HS 15 FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL 34 BLANCHET HIGH SCHOOL 14 WEST SEATTLE H S 33 CURTIS SENIOR H S 14 INGRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL 32 INGLEMOOR SENIOR H S 14 FEDERAL WAY SR HS 29 KAMIAK H S 14 CHIEF SEALTH HS 28 STADIUM HIGH SCH 14 ROOSEVELT HS 27 KENTWOOD SR HS 13 TODD BEAMER H S 26 C A LINDBERGH H S 12 MARINER HIGH SCHOOL 25 GLOBAL CONNECTIONS HIGH SCHOOL 12 NATHAN HALE SR HS 25 LEWIS & CLARK HS 12 SHOREWOOD HIGH SCH 25 TIMBERLINE HIGH SCH 12 EDMONDS WOODWAY HS 24 TYEE SENIOR HIGH SCH 12 KENT MERIDIAN SR H S 24 CASCADE SENIOR HS (EVERETT) 11 MEADOWDALE SR HS 24 CLOVER PARK HS 11 LINCOLN SENIOR HS 22 GOV J R ROGERS H S 11 SHORECREST SR H SCH 22 AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL 10 MOUNT RAINIER HS 21 AUBURN RIVERSIDE HS 10 HENRY FOSS HIGH SCHOOL 20 BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL 10 MOUNT TAHOMA SR H S 20 HOLY NAMES ACADEMY 10 KENTRIDGE HS 19 LYNNWOOD HS 10 EVERGREEN HIGH SCH 18 BELLARMINE PREP SCH 9 RAINIER BEACH H S 18 BOTHELL SENIOR H S 9 O'DEA HIGH SCHOOL 17 EVERETT SR HIGH SCH 9 THOMAS JEFFERSON H S 17 HENRY M JACKSON HS 9 HIGHLINE HIGH SCHOOL 16 KENTLAKE HS 9 RENTON HIGH SCHOOL 16 REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL 9 BALLARD HIGH SCHOOL 15 SPANAWAY LAKE H S 9 EASTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL 15

* Enrollees came from 430 high schools

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BLACK INCOMING TRANSFER STUDENTS PERIOD: 2006-2015 TOP 34 2-YR & 4-YR FEEDER INSTITUTIONS

2-YR & 4-YR INSTITUTION TOTAL SEATTLE CENTRAL CC 102 SOUTH SEATTLE CC 85 BELLEVUE COLLEGE 78 HIGHLINE COMM COLL 77 NORTH SEATTLE CC 70 SHORELINE COMM COLL 55 EDMONDS COMM COLL 27 GREEN RIVER CC 27 PIERCE COLLEGE 26 TACOMA COMM COLL 18 CASCADIA COMM COLL 13 UNIV OF WASHINGTON 13 OLYMPIC COLLEGE 12 SEATTLE CENTRAL COLLEGE 11 EVERETT COMM COLL 8 SOUTH PUGET SOUND CC 6 WHATCOM COMM COLL 5 CLARK COLLEGE 4 COLUMBIA BASIN CC 3 PORTLAND ST UNIV 3 SCCC-INACTIVE CODE 3 SKAGIT VALLEY COLL 3 WASH STATE UNIV 3 BIG BEND COMM COLL 2 CALIF ST UNIV NORTHRIDGE 2 COMBINED 2 & 4 YR COLLEGES 2 MOREHOUSE COLLEGE 2 SOUTHESTERN ILLINOIS COLL 2 SPOKANE FALLS COMM COLL 2 ST MARTINS COLLEGE 2 UNIV OF MISSISSIPPI 2 WALLA WALLA COMM COLL 2 WENATCHEE VALLEY COLL 2 YAKIMA VALLEY COMM COLL 2

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BOTHELL CAMPUS TACOMA CAMPUS TOP 33 FEEDER HIGH SCHOOL TOP 30 FEEDER HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL TOTAL HIGH SCHOOL TOTAL GARFIELD HS (SEATTLE) 25 FEDERAL WAY SR HS 18 CLEVELAND HIGH SCH 14 HENRY FOSS HIGH SCHOOL 15 FRANKLIN HS (SEATTLE) 13 TODD BEAMER H S 15 MARINER HIGH SCHOOL 13 MOUNT TAHOMA SR H S 13 INGRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL 9 WOODROW WILSON H S 13 ROOSEVELT HS 9 RENTON HIGH SCHOOL 12 SHOREWOOD HIGH SCH 9 GRAHAM-KAPOWSIN HIGH SCHOOL 10 KAMIAK H S 7 LINCOLN SENIOR HS 9 LAKE WASHINGTON HS 7 STADIUM HIGH SCH 9 MEADOWDALE SR HS 7 BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL 8 NATHAN HALE SR HS 7 CLOVER PARK HS 8 SHORECREST SR H SCH 7 LAKES HIGH SCHOOL 8 COMBINED SCHOOLS 6 SPANAWAY LAKE H S 8 EDMONDS WOODWAY HS 6 CURTIS SENIOR H S 7 HENRY M JACKSON HS 6 EMERALD RIDGE HS 6 LYNNWOOD HS 6 FRANKLIN HS (SEATTLE) 6 MOUNTLAKE TERRACE HS 6 THOMAS JEFFERSON H S 6 WEST SEATTLE H S 6 GOV J R ROGERS H S 5 CASCADE SENIOR HS (EVERETT) 5 TIMBERLINE HIGH SCH 5 SAMMAMISH HS 5 DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL 4 BOTHELL SENIOR H S 4 GARFIELD HS (SEATTLE) 4 HEALTH SCIENCE & HUMAN SERV HS 4 WASHINGTON HIGH SCH 4 JUANITA HS 4 CHIEF SEALTH HS 3 KENT MERIDIAN SR H S 4 CLEVELAND HIGH SCH 3 BELLEVUE SENIOR H S 3 GLOBAL CONNECTIONS HIGH SCHOOL 3 C A LINDBERGH H S 3 HEALTH SCIENCE & HUMAN SERV HS 3 FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL 3 KENT MERIDIAN SR H S 3 HIGHLINE HIGH SCHOOL 3 KENTLAKE HS 3 MIDDLE COLLEGE HIGH SCH 3 KENTRIDGE HS 3 RENTON HIGH SCHOOL 3 TACOMA SCIENCE AND MATH INST 3 SEATTLE ACAD OF ART & SCI 3 STADIUM HIGH SCH 3 TODD BEAMER H S 3

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BOTHELL CAMPUS TACOMA CAMPUS TOP 24 FEEDER INSTITUTION TOP 31 FEEDER INSTITUTION

2-YR & 4-YR INSTITUTION TOTAL 2-YR & 4-YR INSTITUTION TOTAL BELLEVUE COLLEGE 42 PIERCE COLLEGE 145 EDMONDS COMM COLL 33 TACOMA COMM COLL 116 LAKE WASH TECH COLL 29 HIGHLINE COMM COLL 82 SOUTH SEATTLE CC 27 GREEN RIVER CC 47 COMBINED 2 & 4 YR COLLEGES 26 SOUTH SEATTLE CC 42 NORTH SEATTLE CC 26 SOUTH PUGET SOUND CC 24 SHORELINE COMM COLL 25 SEATTLE CENTRAL CC 16 SEATTLE CENTRAL CC 24 BELLEVUE COLLEGE 15 CASCADIA COMM COLL 20 CLOVER PARK VOC-TECH 13 EVERETT COMM COLL 17 RENTON TECHNICAL COLL 13 HIGHLINE COMM COLL 15 OLYMPIC COLLEGE 11 RENTON TECHNICAL COLL 10 WASH STATE UNIV 11 SEATTLE CENTRAL COLLEGE 6 EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIV 9 CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIV 3 PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIV 8 EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIV 3 CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIV 7 PIERCE COLLEGE 3 ST MARTINS COLLEGE 7 SKAGIT VALLEY COLL 3 COMBINED 2 & 4 YR COLLEGES 6 WALLA WALLA COMM COLL 3 NORTH SEATTLE CC 6 WASH STATE UNIV 3 EDMONDS COMM COLL 4 WESTERN WASH UNIV 3 SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIV 4 BELLINGHAM TECH COLLEGE 2 NOT INDICATED 3 GREEN RIVER CC 2 UNIV OF MARYLAND UNIV COLL 3 SOUTH PUGET SOUND CC 2 COLUMBIA BASIN CC 2 UNIV OF WASHINGTON 2 COMM COLL AIR FORCE 2 ETHIOPIA 2 MICHIGAN STATE UNIV 2 NORTHERN VIRGINIA CC: ALEXANDR 2 SEATTLE UNIV 2 SHORELINE COMM COLL 2 UNIV OF WASHINGTON 2 WESTERN WASH UNIV 2

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Year Enrolled 1998 124 1999 83 2000 122 2001 120 2002 138 2003 142 2004 148 2005 118 2006 154 2007 162 2008 179 2009 134 2010 167 2011 188 2012 169 2013 181 2014 216 2015 216

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Year Enrolled 1998 54 1999 41 2000 41 2001 44 2002 48 2003 34 2004 48 2005 51 2006 66 2007 63 2008 58 2009 62 2010 50 2011 63 2012 69 2013 76 2014 56 2015 65

0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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Year Bothell Tacoma 2006 7 23 2007 3 14 2008 1 20 2009 16 18 2010 26 20 2011 38 22 2012 38 20 2013 50 38 2014 59 51 2015 70 64

0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Note: 2006 was the year data was available

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Year Bothell Tacoma 1998 4 18 1999 6 21 2000 4 14 2001 5 28 2002 7 24 2003 5 32 2004 6 37 2005 7 31 2006 6 30 2007 8 41 2008 15 50 2009 20 42 2010 20 75 2011 27 76 2012 38 67 2013 47 89 2014 37 92 2015 51 80

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0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

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1000 Graduate Pro fessional * * 800

600 NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED STUDENTS OF NUMBER 400

200

0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

ACADEMIC YEAR*

ACADEMIC YR 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Undergraduate 817 770 753 791 802 824 899 922 987 1080 1119 1213 1312 1354 1384 1552 1693 1778 Graduate 194 184 174 172 208 209 233 244 278 298 324 358 379 388 394 412 426 452 Professional * * 41 37 41 31 31 37 40 32 36 29 34 40 30 34 40 35 42 39

* Academic Year = Autumn quarter of each year * * Professional = Dentistry, Law, Medicine, and Pharmacy

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SEATTLE CAMPUS 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 ETHNICITY Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data AI/AN* 91 83 91.2% 76 68 89.5% 61 54 88.5% 72 65 90.3% 94 76 80.9% ASIAN 1377 1307 94.9% 1402 1340 95.6% 1663 1586 95.4% 1655 1578 95.3% 1710 1632 95.4% BLACK 145 136 93.8% 185 168 90.8% 164 146 89.0% 178 166 93.3% 213 200 93.9% CAUCASIAN 2411 2254 93.5% 2351 2186 93.0% 2409 2223 92.3% 2604 2452 94.2% 2602 2428 93.3% FILIPINO 147 137 93.2% 88 81 92.0% 77 71 92.2% 110 102 92.7% 121 111 91.7% HAW/PAC 31 29 93.5% 52 50 96.2% 71 64 90.1% 74 69 93.2% 60 54 90.0% INTERNATIONAL 568 528 93.0% 1039 948 91.2% 1020 945 92.6% 975 916 93.9% 920 864 93.9% LATINO 326 294 90.2% 368 342 92.9% 397 367 92.4% 451 414 91.8% 428 393 91.8% NOT IND 146 134 91.8% 35 33 94.3% 67 59 88.1% 47 42 89.4% 61 57 93.4% ALL UW 5242 4902 93.5% 5596 5216 93.2% 5929 5515 93.0% 6166 5804 94.1% 6209 5815 93.7% ALL URM* * 593 542 91.4% 681 628 92.2% 693 631 91.1% 775 714 92.1% 795 723 90.9%

BOTHELL CAMPUS 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 ETHNICITY Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data AI/AN* 9 8 88.9% 4 3 75.0% 6 5 83.3% 9 8 88.9% 7 5 71.4% ASIAN 124 113 91.1% 135 116 85.9% 167 125 74.9% 193 160 82.9% 225 205 91.1% BLACK 25 20 80.0% 38 25 65.8% 38 32 84.2% 49 39 79.6% 59 49 83.1% CAUCASIAN 143 116 81.1% 203 151 74.4% 185 148 80.0% 168 142 84.5% 185 151 81.6% FILIPINO 17 15 88.2% 29 25 86.2% 23 20 87.0% 21 18 85.7% 23 20 87.0% HAW/PAC 3 2 66.7% 13 11 84.6% 8 7 87.5% 17 14 82.4% 12 9 75.0% INTERNATIONAL 9 9 100.0% 18 12 66.7% 29 27 93.1% 32 25 78.1% 15 12 80.0% LATINO 35 30 85.7% 67 52 77.6% 75 54 72.0% 59 50 84.7% 90 64 71.1% NOT IND 18 14 77.8% 7 5 71.4% 6 5 83.3% 9 7 77.8% 5 4 80.0% ALL UW 383 327 85.4% 514 400 77.8% 537 423 78.8% 557 463 83.1% 621 519 83.6% ALL URM* * 72 60 83.3% 122 91 74.6% 127 98 77.2% 134 111 82.8% 168 127 75.6%

TACOMA CAMPUS 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 ETHNICITY Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data Cohort Retention Data AI/AN* 10 7 70.0% 7 5 71.4% 5 3 60.0% 4 3 75.0% 9 8 88.9% ASIAN 34 27 79.4% 58 43 74.1% 76 64 84.2% 84 65 77.4% 103 85 82.5% BLACK 19 11 57.9% 19 16 84.2% 19 16 84.2% 38 26 68.4% 47 35 74.5% CAUCASIAN 94 68 72.3% 85 60 70.6% 60 47 78.3% 131 89 67.9% 146 119 81.5% FILIPINO 13 12 92.3% 7 6 85.7% 10 7 70.0% 18 12 66.7% 11 11 100.0% HAW/PAC 7 5 71.4% 4 1 25.0% 8 6 75.0% 23 16 69.6% 20 10 50.0% INTERNATIONAL 1 1 100.0% 8 8 100.0% 7 7 100.0% 5 3 60.0% LATINO 22 20 90.9% 29 21 72.4% 36 30 83.3% 63 46 73.0% 68 47 69.1% NOT IND 7 6 85.7% 9 6 66.7% 102 70 68.6% 24 17 70.8% 6 4 66.7% ALL UW 206 156 75.7% 219 159 72.6% 324 251 77.5% 392 281 71.7% 415 322 77.6% ALL URM* * 58 43 74.1% 59 43 72.9% 68 55 80.9% 128 91 71.1% 144 100 69.4%

AI/AN* = American Indian/Alaska Native URM* * = Underrepresented Minorities (i.e., American Indian/Alaska Native, Black, Haw/Pac and Latino)

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2005 Freshman Cohort 2006 Freshman Cohort 2007 Freshman Cohort 2008 Freshman Cohort 2009 Freshman Cohort ETHNICITY Cohort Grad Dat a Cohort Grad Dat a Cohort Grad Dat a Cohort Grad Dat a Cohort Grad Dat a AI/AN* 54 36 66.7% 67 44 65.7% 76 50 65.8% 69 49 71.0% 65 45 69.2% ASIAN 1201 983 81.8% 1375 1151 83.7% 1420 1186 83.5% 1345 1172 87.1% 1385 1212 87.5% BLACK 123 84 68.3% 152 110 72.4% 174 127 73.0% 179 130 72.6% 123 93 75.6% CAUCASIAN 2633 2159 82.0% 2842 2296 80.8% 2709 2247 82.9% 2753 2325 84.5% 2394 2041 85.3% FILIPINO 162 134 82.7% 130 103 79.2% 134 106 79.1% 138 110 79.7% 134 108 80.6% HAW/PAC 32 23 71.9% 37 21 56.8% 36 23 63.9% 41 31 75.6% 40 33 82.5% INTERNATIONAL 156 128 82.1% 137 110 80.3% 169 139 82.2% 317 259 81.7% 477 384 80.5% LATINO 253 181 71.5% 299 232 77.6% 297 226 76.1% 313 243 77.6% 313 242 77.3% NOT IND 220 175 79.5% 259 213 82.2% 174 143 82.2% 223 183 82.1% 166 132 79.5% COHORT TOTAL 4834 3903 80.7% 5298 4280 80.8% 5189 4247 81.8% 5378 4502 83.7% 5097 4290 84.2% ALL URM* * 462 324 70.1% 555 407 73.3% 583 426 73.1% 602 453 75.2% 541 413 76.3%

AI/AN* = American Indian/Alaska Native URM* * = Underrepresent ed Minorit ies (i.e., American Indian/Alaska Nat ive, Black, Haw/Pac and Lat ino)

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Sources: Planning & Budgeting Database and Enterprise Data Warehouse Assessment & Research Unit Page 20 April 14, 2016 UW SEATTLE CAMPUS 2009 COHORT 6-YR GRADUATION DATA

FRESHMAN COHORT TRANSFER COHORT ETHNICITY Cohort 6-Yr Grad Dat a* * * Cohort 6-Yr Grad Dat a AI/AN* 65 45 69.2% 24 17 70.8% ASIAN 1,385 1,212 87.5% 297 257 86.5% BLACK 123 93 75.6% 72 54 75.0% CAUCASIAN 2,394 2,041 85.3% 763 684 89.6% FILIPINO 134 108 80.6% 33 29 87.9% HAW/PAC 40 33 82.5% 10 9 90.0% INTERNATIONAL 477 384 80.5% 158 150 94.9% LATINO 313 242 77.3% 110 89 80.9% NOT IND 166 132 79.5% 109 95 87.2% TOTAL 5,097 4,290 84.2% 1,576 1,384 87.8% ALL URM* * 541 413 76.3% 216 169 78.2%

AI/AN* = American Indian/Alaska Native URM* * = Underrepresented Minorities (i.e., American Indian/Alaska Native, Black, Haw/Pac & Latino)

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Sources: Planning & Budgeting Database and Enterprise Data Warehouse Assessment & Research Unit Page 21 April 14, 2016 UW BOTHELL CAMPUS 2009 COHORT 6-YR GRADUATION DATA

FRESHMAN COHORT TRANSFER COHORT ETHNICITY Cohort 6-Yr Grad Dat a* * * Cohort 6-Yr Grad Dat a AI/AN* 2 0.0% 3 3 100.0% ASIAN 102 72 70.6% 42 36 85.7% BLACK 16 12 75.0% 17 11 64.7% CAUCASIAN 119 82 68.9% 158 137 86.7% FILIPINO 10 6 60.0% 8 7 87.5% HAW/PAC 2 2 100.0% 3 3 100.0% INTERNATIONAL 5 3 60.0% 8 5 62.5% LATINO 22 17 77.3% 13 10 76.9% NOT IND 12 9 75.0% 19 15 78.9% TOTAL 290 203 70.0% 271 227 83.8% ALL URM* * 42 31 73.8% 36 27 75.0%

AI/AN* = American Indian/Alaska Native URM* * = Underrepresented Minorities (i.e., American Indian/Alaska Native, Black, Haw/Pac & Latino)

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Sources: Planning & Budgeting Database and Enterprise Data Warehouse Assessment & Research Unit Page 22 April 14, 2016 UW TACOMA CAMPUS 2009 COHORT 6-YR GRADUATION DATA

FRESHMAN COHORT TRANSFER COHORT ETHNICITY Cohort 6-Yr Grad Dat a* * * Cohort 6-Yr Grad Dat a AI/AN* 2 1 50.0% 1 1 100.0% ASIAN 34 24 70.6% 44 36 81.8% BLACK 13 7 53.8% 39 31 79.5% CAUCASIAN 73 50 68.5% 281 243 86.5% FILIPINO 7 3 42.9% 18 15 83.3% HAW/PAC 2 1 50.0% 2 1 50.0% INTERNATIONAL 0 12 9 75.0% LATINO 17 9 52.9% 33 29 87.9% NOT IND 8 3 37.5% 33 27 81.8% TOTAL 156 98 62.8% 463 392 84.7% ALL URM* * 34 18 52.9% 75 62 82.7%

AI/AN* = American Indian/Alaska Native URM* * = Underrepresented Minorities (i.e., American Indian/Alaska Native, Black, Haw/Pac & Latino)

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Sources: Planning & Budgeting Database and Enterprise Data Warehouse Assessment & Research Unit Page 23 April 14, 2016 2005-2008 BLACK GRADUATION RATES AT STATE FLAGSHIP UNIVERSITIES

COHORT GRADUATION COHORT GRADUATION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY SIZE RATE SIZE RATE 1) University of Virginia-Main Campus 1,173 85% 30) Michigan State University 2,431 57% 2) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1,713 83% 30) University of Oregon 273 57% 3) University of California-Los Angeles 639 81% 30) University of Missouri-Columbia 1,414 57% 4) University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 1,209 79% 33) University of Colorado Boulder 363 56% 5) University of Georgia 1,410 78% 33) The University of Tennessee-Knoxville 1,544 56% 6) University of Florida 2,990 77% 35) University of North Dakota 48 54% 7) SUNY at Binghamton 557 76% 35) University of Iowa 373 54% 7) University of Maryland-College Park 2,179 76% 37) Indiana University-Bloomington 1,401 53% 9) University of California-Berkeley 569 75% 37) University of Nebraska-Lincoln 401 53% 10) Rutgers University-New Brunswick 1,868 73% 39) University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 1,053 52% 10) Ohio State University-Main Campus 1,612 73% 40) University of Utah 100 50% 12) University of Vermont 93 72% 41) University of Maine 97 48% 12) University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1,961 72% 41) University of Arizona 814 48% 14) University of Washington-Seattle Campus 619 71% 41) University of Arkansas 519 48% 14) Stony Brook University 674 71% 44) University of Mississippi 1,165 47% 16) Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus 1,089 69% 44) University of Rhode Island 498 47% 16) University of Connecticut 711 69% 46) University of Kentucky 1,006 45% 18) The University of Texas at Austin 1,529 68% 47) University of Kansas 603 44% 18) University of South Carolina-Columbia 1,334 68% 48) University of Hawaii at Manoa 106 42% 18) SUNY at Albany 878 68% 49) University of Nevada-Reno 331 41% 21) University of New Hampshire-Main Campus 126 67% 49) West Virginia University 632 41% 22) University of Wisconsin-Madison 671 65% 51) University of New Mexico-Main Campus 364 38% 23) University of Delaware 670 64% 52) University of Houston 2,610 36% 23) Texas A & M University-College Station 1,102 64% 53) The University of Montana 48 35% 25) University of Massachusetts-Amherst 791 62% 54) University of South Dakota 62 34% 25) University at Buffalo 769 62% 55) University of Nevada-Las Vegas 986 33% 27) The University of Alabama 1,621 59% 56) University of Wyoming 70 31% 28) University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus 787 58% 57) University of Idaho 89 29% 28) Louisiana State University 1,709 58% 58) University of Alaska Fairbanks 26 19%

Note: Graduation rates are for all students entering in the years 2005-2008 and graduating from the same school within six years.

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Source: Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) Assessment & Research Unit Page 24 April 14, 2016 2005-2008 HBCU COHORTS GRADUATION RATES

COHORT GRADUATION COHORT GRADUATION UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY SIZE RATE SIZE RATE 1) Spelman College 1,994 74% 25) Bowie State University 2,947 36% 2) Hampton University 4,303 64% 25) Prairie View A & M University 4,715 36% 3) Howard University 5,571 61% 25) South Carolina State University 4,014 36% 4) Morehouse College 2,511 54% 28) Norfolk State University 3,381 35% 5) Tougaloo College 884 51% 28) Tennessee State University 4,171 35% 6) Xavier University of Louisiana 1,525 48% 30) Alcorn State University 1,935 34% 7) Fisk University 642 47% 31) Fayetteville State University 2,647 33% 8) Tuskegee University 2,670 45% 31) Lane College 2,085 33% 9) Virginia State University 4,012 44% 33) Alabama A & M University 4,044 32% 9) North Carolina A & T State University 7,008 44% 34) Dillard University 1,036 31% 9) Winston-Salem State University 4,006 44% 34) Fort Valley State University 2,517 31% 12) Talladega College 613 43% 34) Southern University and A & M College 4,662 31% 12) Claflin University 1,547 43% 37) Morgan State University 4,541 30% 12) Elizabeth City State University 2,046 43% 38) Grambling State University 4,233 29% 15) North Carolina Central University 3,931 42% 38) Benedict College 2,888 29% 15) Jackson State University 3,750 42% 40) Alabama State University 5,076 26% 15) Johnson C Smith University 1,984 42% 40) Shaw University 2,050 26% 18) Bennett College 783 41% 40) University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff 3,066 26% 18) Albany State University 2,478 41% 40) Mississippi Valley State University 1,619 26% 20) Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University 6,850 40% 44) Cheyney University of Pennsylvania 1,312 24% 20) Clark Atlanta University 3,222 40% 45) Langston University 1,079 19% 22) Bethune-Cookman University 3,104 37% 46) Lincoln University 1,278 16% 22) Delaware State University 2,660 37% 47) Coppin State University 1,999 15% 22) Philander Smith College 451 37% 48) Texas Southern University 5,385 13%

Note: Graduation rates are for all students entering in the years 2005-2008 and graduating from the same school within six years.

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Source: Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) Assessment & Research Unit Page 25 April 14, 2016 BLACK ENROLLEES' DECLARED MAJOR PERIOD: WINTER 2016

DECLARED MAJOR F M TOTAL DECLARED MAJOR F M TOTAL Pre Sciences 77 40 117 Environmental Studies 4 4 Pre Major (Arts & Sciences) 40 54 94 Industrial Engineering 4 4 Pre Social Sciences 39 28 67 International Studies (Asia) 2 2 4 Pre Engineering 12 37 49 International Studies: Europe 4 4 Pre Health Sciences 28 12 40 Linguistics 1 3 4 Extended Pre Major 20 18 38 Mathematics 4 4 Biology 23 14 37 Neurobiology 3 1 4 American Ethnic Studies 16 19 35 Pre Bioresource Science and Engineering 2 2 4 Pre Nursing 28 5 33 Pre Public Health 4 4 Public Health 25 7 32 Astronomy 1 2 3 Sociology 25 7 32 Bioengineering 2 1 3 Anthropology 25 6 31 Bus Admin (Oper & Supply Chain Mgmt) 1 2 3 Psychology 21 9 30 Communication, Evening Degree Program 2 1 3 Communication 13 15 28 Design: Industrial Design 2 1 3 Political Science 14 11 25 Drama 3 3 Electrical Engineering 2 15 17 Early Childhood & Family Studies, Online 3 3 Business Administration (Finance) 10 6 16 French 3 3 Integrated Social Sciences, Online 11 4 15 Oceanography 3 3 Business Administration (Inform Systems) 5 9 14 Pre Architecture & Urban Planning 2 1 3 Accounting 6 7 13 Spanish 3 3 Geography 6 7 13 Speech and Hearing Sci (Com Disorders) 3 3 Mechanical Engineering 2 11 13 Academy for Young Scholars 2 2 Health Informatics&Hlth Information Mgmt 9 3 12 Aquatic and Fishery Sciences 2 2 International Studies 5 7 12 Art History 2 2 Nursing 10 1 11 Business Admin (Entrepreneurship) 2 2 Pre Arts 5 6 11 Certificate in International Business 2 2 Business Administration (Marketing) 5 5 10 Chemical Engineering 1 1 2 Economics 3 7 10 Chemistry 2 2 English 6 4 10 Comparative Religion 1 1 2 Social Welfare 9 1 10 Environmental Health 1 1 2 Biochemistry 2 7 9 Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies 2 2 Early Childhood and Family Studies 8 1 9 Materials Science & Engineering 1 1 2 En Sc & Tr Rs Mgt: Wildlife Conservation 6 3 9 Medical Laboratory Science 2 2 History 5 4 9 Medxd (Medex Degree Program) 2 2 Law, Societies, and Justice 7 2 9 App & Comp Math Sci (Engineer & Phy Sci) 1 1 Physics: Applied Physics 1 8 9 Applied Music (Orchestral Instruments) 1 1 Pre Business Administration 4 5 9 Architecture 1 1 Art (Painting and Drawing) 8 8 Atmospheric Sciences: Meteorology 1 1 Comparative History of Ideas 4 3 7 Community, Environment, and Planning 1 1 Informatics 4 3 7 Computer Engineering 1 1 Microbiology 4 3 7 Construction Management 1 1 Near Eastern Studies: Culture & Civ 5 2 7 Dance 1 1 Philosophy 1 6 7 Extended Pre Engineering 1 1 Business Administration 4 2 6 Extended Pre Nursing 1 1 Civil Engineering 6 6 Germanics 1 1 Computer Science 6 6 Intl St: Latin America and Caribbean 1 1 Pre Humanities 5 1 6 Italian 1 1 Social Sciences, Evening Degree Program 4 2 6 Japanese 1 1 Aeronautics & Astronautics 1 4 5 Korean 1 1 Earth and Space Sciences (Environmental) 1 4 5 Landscape Architecture 1 1 Human Centered Design and Engineering 2 3 5 TOTAL 1140 1140 1140

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Source: Enterprise Data Warehouse Assessment & Research Unit Page 26 April 14, 2016 UW SEATTLE CAMPUS BACHELOR'S DEGREE MAJORS EARNED BY BLACK STUDENTS PERIOD: AUTUMN 2005 - SUMMER 2015

DEGREE MAJORS F M TOTAL DEGREE MAJORS F M TOTAL DEGREE MAJORS F M TOTAL Sociology 133 79 212 Spanish 12 3 15 Earth and Space Sciences 0 4 4 Political Science 93 100 193 Drama 6 8 14 Industrial Engineering 3 1 4 Communication 110 65 175 Mathematics 4 9 13 Italian 4 4 American Ethnic Studies 76 90 166 Neurobiology 7 6 13 Technical Communication 2 2 4 Biology 62 37 99 French 11 1 12 Women Studies 4 4 Psychology 83 15 98 General Studies 3 9 12 Bus Admin (Oper & Supply Chain Mgmt) 1 2 3 English 64 33 97 International Studies (Asia) 5 7 12 Business Admin (Entrepreneurship) 2 1 3 Anthropology 68 14 82 Physics 2 10 12 Design 3 0 3 Social Sciences, Evening 41 24 65 Mechanical Engineering 1 9 10 App & Comp Math Sci 1 1 2 Electrical Engineering 9 52 61 Medical Technology 5 5 10 Digital Arts and Experimental Media 1 1 2 Biochemistry 23 33 56 Architectural Design 4 5 9 German Language and Literature 1 1 2 Nursing 42 14 56 Comparative Religion 5 4 9 Music 1 1 2 Social Welfare 40 11 51 Computer Science 1 8 9 Russian Language, Literature, & Culture 2 2 Geography 17 29 46 Construction Management 1 8 9 Statistics 1 1 2 Accounting 19 25 44 Intl St: Latin America and Caribbean 7 2 9 Applied Music (Music Education) 1 1 Business Admin (Marketing) 23 21 44 Speech and Hearing Sciences 9 0 9 Astronomy 1 1 Health Informatics & Hlth Info Mgmt 31 13 44 Art History 6 2 8 Atmospheric Sciences 1 1 Individualized Studies 29 14 43 Bioengineering 3 5 8 Chinese 1 1 Law, Societies, and Justice 29 14 43 Community, Environment, and Planning 2 6 8 Classical Studies 1 1 Economics 15 27 42 Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies 8 8 Classics 1 1 Business Admin (Finance) 14 23 37 Humanities, Evening Degree Program 4 4 8 Communications 1 1 Comparative History of Ideas 22 15 37 Japanese 3 5 8 Dental Hygiene 1 1 History 17 17 34 Chemical Engineering 3 4 7 Design & Planning(Architectural Studies) 1 1 Art 19 11 30 Human Centered Design and Engineering 5 2 7 Eastern European Languages,Lit,& Culture 1 1 Public Health 24 6 30 Linguistics 7 7 Ethnomusicology 1 1 International Studies 20 9 29 Near Eastern Studies 2 5 7 Greek 1 1 Business Admin (Inform Systems) 8 20 28 Bus Admin (Human Resources Management) 4 2 6 History and Philosophy of Science 1 1 Informatics 4 19 23 Comparative Literature 4 2 6 Interdisciplinary Engineering 1 1 Business Administration 9 13 22 Computer Engineering 3 3 6 International Studies: Europe 1 1 Philosophy 5 16 21 Dance 5 1 6 Latin 1 1 Chemistry 9 11 20 Aeronautics & Astronautics 1 4 5 Paper Science and Engineering 1 1 Civil Engineering 7 13 20 Health Information Administration 3 2 5 Prosthetics & Orthotics 1 1 Environmental Studies 13 5 18 Landscape Architecture 2 3 5 Scandinavian Area Studies 1 1 Environmental Health 9 8 17 Materials Science & Engineering 2 3 5 Zoology 1 1 Medxd (Medex Degree Program) 7 10 17 American Indian Studies 1 3 4 TOTAL 1411 1089 2500 Early Childhood and Family Studies 15 15 Aquatic and Fishery Sciences 2 2 4 Microbiology 10 5 15 Bioresource Science and Engineering 3 1 4

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Source: Enterprise Data Warehouse Assessment & Research Unit Page 27 April 14, 2016 BACHELOR'S DEGREE MAJORS EARNED BY BLACK STUDENTS PERIOD: AUTUMN 2005 - SUMMER 2015

UW BOTHELL CAMPUS UW TACOMA CAMPUS

DEGREE MAJORS F M TOTAL DEGREE MAJORS F M TOTAL Nursing 111 55 166 Psychology 65 20 85 Business Administration 19 31 50 Nursing 64 18 82 Community Psychology 22 5 27 Social Welfare 52 14 66 Society, Ethics, & Human Behavior 19 5 24 Communications 43 15 58 Global Studies 7 8 15 Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences (SS) 34 15 49 Business Admin: Accounting 5 8 13 Politics, Philosophy, & Economics 18 29 47 Interdisciplinary Studies (SEB) 5 6 11 Accounting 13 20 33 Interdisciplinary Studies (MCS) 6 4 10 Criminal Justice 19 13 32 Biology 9 9 Urban Studies 13 16 29 Computer Science & Software Engineering 1 8 9 Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences (GS) 18 9 27 Electrical Engineering 9 9 Computer Science and Systems 2 20 22 Interdisciplinary Studies (Global St) 5 4 9 Business Administration (Finance) 8 10 18 Health Studies 7 7 Business Administration (Management) 8 10 18 Media & Communication Studies 3 4 7 Ethnic, Gender, and Labor Studies 14 4 18 Business Administration 1 4 5 Arts, Media and Culture 11 5 16 Computing & Software Systems 1 4 5 Computing & Software Systems 5 10 15 Culture, Literature, and the Arts 3 1 4 Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences (GLBS) 8 6 14 Interdisciplinary Studies (STE) 3 1 4 Business Administration 4 9 13 Law, Economics & Public Policy 2 2 4 Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences (PE) 3 10 13 Interdisciplinary Studies (CLA) 2 1 3 American Studies 7 4 11 American Studies 2 2 Healthcare Leadership 7 4 11 Interdisc St: Law, Economics, Public Pol 1 1 2 Information Technology 10 10 Science, Technology, and Society 2 2 Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences (PV) 4 6 10 Environmental Science 1 1 Environmental Science Campus 3 5 8 Environmental Studies 1 1 Business Administration (Marketing) 2 5 7 Interactive Media Design 1 1 Environmental Studies 3 4 7 Interdisciplinary Arts 1 1 Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences 4 2 6 Interdisciplinary Studies (CP) 1 1 Computer Engineering and Systems 5 5 TOTAL 238 164 402 Law and Policy 1 4 5 Sustainable Urban Development 2 2 Writing Studies 1 1 TOTAL 433 305 738

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Source: Enterprise Data Warehouse Assessment & Research Unit Page 28 April 14, 2016 ALL CAMPUSES BLACK STUDENTS DEGREE ATTAINMENT DEGREES CONFERRED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON BY TYPE SUMMER 2004 - SPRING 2015

Academic Year Bachelor's Master's Doct oral Professional 2004 - 2005 233 77 7 13 2005 - 2006 263 57 6 9 2006 - 2007 237 80 11 13 2007 - 2008 294 86 12 6 2008 - 2009 252 88 13 6 2009 - 2010 320 98 11 15 2010 - 2011 374 122 19 7 2011 - 2012 409 112 17 6 2012 - 2013 364 130 15 13 2013 - 2014 441 141 14 11 2014 - 2015 427 153 25 14

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2001-2015 BLACK DIVERSITY SCHOLARS 1991-2015 BLACK EOP ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

LONG ETHNIC DESCRIPTION F M TOTAL LONG ETHNIC DESCRIPTION F M TOTAL AFRICAN 1 1 2 AFRICAN 1 1 2 BLACK AND WHITE 6 11 17 AFRICAN-AMERICAN 1 1 BLACK ASIANS 1 1 BLACK AMERIND-1 TRB 1 1 2 BLACK CHINESE 1 1 BLACK AND WHITE 12 5 17 BLACK FILIPINO 4 3 7 BLACK ASIANS 1 1 BLACK HAWAIIAN 1 1 2 BLACK CAMBODIAN 1 1 BLACK JAPANESE 2 2 BLACK CHINESE 1 1 BLACK KOREAN 2 2 BLACK FILIPINO 1 1 2 BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 106 51 157 BLACK KOREAN 2 2 ETHIOPIAN 1 1 BLACK SAMOAN 1 1 2 WHITE AND BLACK 2 8 10 BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 150 70 220 TOTAL 125 77 202 WHITE AND BLACK 4 3 7 WHITE BLACK ASIAN 1 1 WHITE BLK IND-1 TRB 1 1 TOTAL 173 87 260

2001-2008 BLACK MSI/ DSI* SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

LONG ETHNIC DESCRIPTION F M TOTAL AFRICAN 1 1 AFRICAN-AMERICAN 1 1 2 BLACK AMERIND-1 TRB 1 1 BLACK AND WHITE 6 6 12 BLACK CHINESE 1 1 BLACK FILIPINO 1 1 BLACK JAPANESE 1 1 BLACK KOREAN 1 1 BLACK/AFRICAN AMER 36 25 61 WHITE AND BLACK 1 5 6 WHITE BLACK ASIAN 1 1 2 TOTAL 46 43 89

MSI/DSI = Minority Scholars Invitational / Diversity Scholars Invitational

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Source: Enterprise Data Warehouse Assessment & Research Unit Page 30 April 14, 2016 FACULTY (ALL UW CAMPUSES) Professorial and Instructional (N=4,700)

Faculty Statistics American Pacific Multiple Refused Not Total Male Female Asian Black Latino White by Rank Indian Islander Race to Resp* Reported Professorial Faculty 4,227 2,566 1,661 17 622 71 169 3 3,040 62 86 157 Professor 1,841 1,284 557 4 194 24 42 0 1,512 12 33 20 Associate Professor 1,307 739 568 6 214 23 67 0 902 28 24 43 Assistant Professor 1,079 543 536 7 214 24 60 3 626 22 29 94 Instructional Faculty 473 197 276 1 53 7 22 0 364 9 6 11 Principal Lecturer 39 16 23 0 2 0 1 0 35 1 0 0 Senior Lecturer 171 77 94 0 20 3 6 0 137 2 3 0 Lecturer 263 104 159 1 31 4 15 0 192 6 3 11 Sub Total Faculty 4,700 2,763 1,937 18 675 78 191 3 3,404 71 92 168

58.8% ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION GENDER DISTRIBUTION

White 60% 72.4% 58.8% 50%

40% 41.2% Pacific Multiple Race Islander 1.5% 30% 0.1% Refused to Resp* 20% Latino 2.0% 10% 4.1% Black Asian American Not Reported 1.7% 14.4% Indian 3.6% 0% 0.4% Male Female

Not e: Refused t o Respond” was added as an opt ion t o race report ing on t he Affirmat ive Act ion Dat a Form start ing in 2015.

Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity Source: UW Vice Provost for Academic Personnel website (10/31/2015) Assessment & Research Unit Page 31 April 14, 2016 UW STAFF WORKFORCE PROFILE (ALL UW CAMPUSES)

GENDER RACE/ETHNICITY GRAND NULL REFUSED TO AMERICAN PACIFIC TWO OR FEMALE MALE ASIAN BLACK HISPANIC WHITE TOTAL RACE RESPOND INDIAN ISLANDER MORE RACES Executive & Senior Level Officials 26 20 2 1 2 1 40 46 and Managers

Officials and Managers 416 280 20 11 2 42 27 26 3 10 555 696

Professionals (including Faculty) 9,567 4,739 617 301 42 2,077 459 733 57 403 9,617 14,306

Technicians 1,583 916 226 51 11 581 345 168 32 98 987 2,499

Office and Clerical 2,656 909 224 81 18 750 301 281 45 171 1,694 3,565

Craft Workers (Skilled) 13 227 29 9 1 9 7 9 1 3 172 240

Service Workers 685 1,109 325 21 14 451 306 125 10 40 502 1,794

GRAND TOTAL 14,946 8,200 1,443 474 88 3,911 1,447 1,343 148 725 13,567 23,146

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