2004, 2005, 2006 BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONS CCOASTALOASTAL CCAROLINAAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA FOOTBALL UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY on Media Information Outlook 2007 Season 2007 Chanticleers Staff Coaching 2007 Opponents The University Big South Conference 2006 In-Review Book Record 22007007 CCOASTALOASTAL CCAROLINAAROLINA FFOOTBALLOOTBALL MMEDIAEDIA GGUIDEUIDE 6699 CCOASTALOASTAL CCAROLINAAROLINA 2004, 2005, 2006 BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONS UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY COASTAL CAROLINA FOOTBALL Information The Campus Media The Coastal campus comprises 52 main buildings on 302 acres including the Bur- roughs & Chapin Center for Marine and Wetland Studies and the Coastal Science Center, located on the East Campus at the 2007 Season Atlantic Center on Highway 501. The Uni- Outlook versity also offers courses in Myrtle Beach, the Waccamaw Center for Higher Educa- tion in Litchfi eld and in Georgetown. Waties Island, 1,062 acres of pristine barrier island on the Atlantic coast, provides a natural laboratory for extensive study in marine Chanticleers science and wetlands biology. Students en- rolled in Coastal’s Professional Golf Man- 2007 agement program staff Quail Creek Golf Club at Coastal Carolina University, a public 18-hole golf facility located adjacent to the campus. Coaching Staff Academic Programs Coastal Carolina University offers baccalaureate degree programs in 39 major fi elds of study and 37 undergraduate minors. The University also offers six master’s degree programs in education, instructional technology, and coastal marine and wetland studies. Coastal’s growing array of international programs take students to places such as Australia, Costa Rica, Cuba, England, Opponents Ecuador, Galapagos Islands, Germany, India, Japan and Russia. 2007 Coastal Carolina University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the baccalaureate and master’s degrees. The E. Craig Wall Sr. College of Business Administration is accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. The Spadoni College of Education is accredited by the National Council University for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) and the South Carolina State The Board of Education. Coastal Carolina University is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. The Department of Computer Science is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). Conference Big South COOASTALASTAL CAAROLINAROLINA UNNIVERSITYIVERSITY EXXECUTIVEECUTIVE ADDMINISTRATORSMINISTRATORS In-Review 2006 David Edgar Janis Will Marvin Danny Robert Judy Lynn DeCenzo Dyer Chesson Garland Marozas Nicholson Sheehan Vogt Willett President Executive Vice President Interim Vice Vice President Vice President Provost & Vice President Vice President President for Record Vice President for for for Vice President for for Book Organizational Finance Information University for Enrollment Student Development Technology Advancement Academic Services Affairs and Human Services/ Affairs Resources CIO 7700 22007007 CCOASTALOASTAL CCAROLINAAROLINA FFOOTBALLOOTBALL MMEDIAEDIA GGUIDEUIDE 2004, 2005, 2006 BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONS CCOASTALOASTAL CCAROLINAAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA FOOTBALL UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITYRSITY QUICK FACTS Founded: 1954 (In 1993, the South Carolina Legislature passed legislation that Finances on established Coastal Carolina University as an independent, public institution, Tuition for 2007-2008 ending a more than 30-year affi liation with the University of South Carolina.) In-state: $3,800 per semester Media Out-of-state: $8,295 per semester Information Student Profi le Residence Halls Enrollment $3,340 per semester includes meal plans, student health services and Internet 8,300 students access. South Carolina residents: 60 percent Out-of-state residents: 39 percent from 44 states Financial Aid International students: 1 percent from 32 countries Total federal funds: $14.1 million Male students: 42 percent Total fi nancial aid awarded: $26 million Outlook 2007 Season Female students: 58 percent Students with fi nancial aid: 66 percent Average SAT score for fi rst-time freshmen: 1,047 Budget Faculty Total current funds: $105 million Full-time faculty members: 233 State appropriations: 12 percent of total current funds Faculty members with doctoral or terminal degrees: 79 percent Economic impact: $203 million Student to faculty ratio: 19:1 2007 Chanticleers Baccalaureate Degree Programs Graduate Degree Business Administration Education (cont.) Programs Accounting- Recreation and Sport Management • CPA (Certifi ed Public Accountant) option Special Education-Learning Disabilities Master of Arts in Teaching • CMA/CFM (Certifi ed Management Accountant/Certifi ed Financial Manager) option Humanities and Fine Arts Staff Master of Business Administration Coaching • Professional Golf Management option Art Studio Economics Communication Master of Education • Professional Golf Management option Dramatic Arts • Early Childhood Finance English • Elementary • Professional Golf Management option History • Secondary Management Music • International Tourism option Musical Theater Master of Science in Coastal Marine and Wetlands • Resort Tourism option Philosophy Studies • Professional Golf Management option Political Science 2007 Marketing Spanish Opponents • Professional Golf Management option Resort Tourism Management Natural and Applied Sciences • Professional Golf Management option Biology Chemistry Education Computer Science Early Childhood Education • Information Systems option Elementary Education • Theoretical option Health Promotion Marine Science The • Sports Medicine option Mathematics (Applied) University Interdisciplinary Studies Physics (Applied) Middle Grades Education Psychology Physical Education Sociology Coastal Carolina University Horry County Higher Education Commission Coastal Educational Foundation Board of Trustees Julie M. Rajotte, Chairman David F. Singleton, President Marshall C. Sanford Jr., Governor of South Carolina, John M. Vaught, III, Vice Chairman Carl Falk, Vice President Big South Ex Offi cio Chairman; William H. Alford, Chairman,At- Conference Ruth S. Kearns, Secretary Dennis L. Wade, Secretary/Treasurer Large; Samuel J. Swad, Vice Chairman, Fifth Con- H. Delan Stevens, Treasurer Stan R. Godshall, Executive Director gressional District; Tommy M. Stringer, Secretary- Treasurer, Fourth Congressional District; William S. J. Benjie Andrew; Joseph O. Burroughs, Jr.; James William H. Alford; William J. Baxley, Jr.; Lawton Biggs, Third Congressional District; R. Duke Brown, Benton; Larry Biddle; Franklin C. Blanton; Merrill T. T. Carroll; Terry G. Chandler; Sheldon D. Dawsey; K. Fifth Congressional District; Joseph L. Carter Sr., Gu- Boyce; Clay D. Brittain, Jr.; Larry D. Coats, Jr.; David Allen Deaton; Etrulia P. Dozier; Ruell L. Hicks; Dean bernatorial Appointee; Samuel H. Frink, Gubernato- Douglas; Fred F. DuBard, Jr.; W. Jennings Duncan; P. Hudson; T. Christopher Leonard; Ronald R. Norton; rial Designee; J. Wayne George, Sixth Congressional Robin Edwards; Dalton B. Floyd, Jr.; Samuel H. District; Charles J. Hodge, Fourth Congressional Peggy M. Vogel Frink; Michael C. Gerald; David W. Harwell; Keith 2006 District; James F. Kane, Second Congressional C. Hinson; Hal B. Holmes, Jr.; William O. Marsh; L. In-Review District; William L. Lyles Jr., Third Congressional Janet Shokal, ex-offi cio; Roddy Dickinson, ex offi cio; Henry Mense; James B. Moore, Jr.; B. Durwood Ow- District; Daniel W. R. Moore Sr., At-Large; Clark B. Ronald R. Ingle, ex offi cio; Thad Viers, ex offi cio; David ens, Jr.; Edward L. Proctor, Jr.; Joseph F. Singleton; Parker, First Congressional District; Robert L. Rabon, W. Evans, ex offi cio; Charles J. Hodge, ex offi cio; R. Grant Singleton; Brenda Spadoni Urquhart; First Congressional District; Oran P. Smith, Second Bobby Nalley, ex offi cio; Liz Gilland, ex offi cio; E. Craig Wall, III Congressional District; Eugene C. Spivey, At-Large; David F. Singleton, ex-offi cio; Robert S. Shelton, ex Gene Anderson, Trustee Emeritus; Payne H. Bar- offi cio David A. DeCenzo, ex offi cio; Charles J. Hodge, ex nette, Trustee Emeritus; Fred F. DuBard, Jr., Trustee offi cio; Ronald R. Ingle, Director Emeritus; James J. Emeritus; Cathy B. Harvin, Trustee Emerita; Dean William H. Alford, Chairman Emeritus; Johnson, Director Emeritus; William D. Nicholson II, P. Hudson, Trustee Emeritus; James J. Johnson, Book John W. Dawsey, Chairman Emeritus ex offi cio; Edward L. Proctor, Sr., Director Emeritus; Record Trustee Emeritus; Juli S. Powers, Trustee Emerita; Robert S. Shelton, ex offi cio; Edward M. Singleton, Keith S. Smith, Trustee Emeritus ex offi cio; Frank N. Watts, Director Emeritus 22007007 CCOASTALOASTAL CCAROLINAAROLINA FFOOTBALLOOTBALL MMEDIAEDIA GGUIDEUIDE 7711 CCCUCU PPRESIDENTRESIDENT 2004, 2005, 2006 BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONS DDAVIDAVID DECCENZOENZO COASTAL CAROLINA FOOTBALL David A. A. DeCenzo became the ssecond president of Coastal Carolina Information Media UniversityUniversity onon MayMay 7,7 2007.2007 DeCenzo joined Coastal’s administration in 2002 when he was named dean of the E. Craig Wall Sr. College of Business Administration. He was named provost and senior vice president of academic administration in May 2006. Before joining the Coastal faculty, DeCenzo served as director 2007 Season Outlook of partnership development in the College of Business and Economics at Towson University in Maryland from 1999 to 2002. He earned