Factbook 2015 2016 10192016 by Arnitra.r.hunter

Fall 2015 Jackson State University Fact Book Editors Arnitra Hunter Research Associate Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment Post Office Box 17147 Jackson, MS 39217 (601) 979-0203 Angenette Dixon Research Associate Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment Post Office Box 17147 Jackson, MS 39217 (601) 979-5901 Lashanda Phillips Research Assistant Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment Post Office Box 17147 Jackson, MS 39217 (601) 979-2484 Contributors Shemeka McClung Director Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment Post Office Box 17147 Jackson, MS 39217 (601) 979-2484 Satya Sreedevi Redla Research Associate Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment Post Office Box 17147 Jackson, MS 39217 (601) 979-2071

Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION Office of the President................................................................................................................. 7 Division of Academic and Student Affairs .................................................................................... 7 Division of Business & Finance ................................................................................................... 8 Division of Information Technology ............................................................................................ 8 Division of Institutional Advancement .......................................................................................... 8 Division of Research & Federal Relations .................................................................................. 8 Division of Student Affairs ........................................................................................................... 8 GENERAL INFORMATION The University ............................................................................................................................. 9 Vision Statement and Mission ................................................................................................... 11 History of the University ............................................................................................................ 12 JSU Presidents ........................................................................................................................ 16 President’s Cabinet .................................................................................................................. 17 Accreditations ........................................................................................................................... 18 Memberships ............................................................................................................................ 19 NEW STUDENTS ACT Data for First-Time Entering Freshmen: Fall 2015............................................................. 21 Major Feeder High Schools for ACT Tested Freshmen: Fall 2015............................................. 22 Distribution of Enhanced ACT Scores: Fall 2015....................................................................... 23 ACT Scores of First-Time Entering Freshmen: 5-Year Trend .................................................... 24 ENROLLMENT Enrollment by Status (Full-time/Part-time: Fall 2015) …………………………………………… ... 26 Enrollment Overview: 2-Year Comparison ................................................................................ 27 Enrollment Profile: 5-Year Trend ............................................................................................... 28 Enrollment by Registration Type: 5-Year Trend......................................................................... 29 COLLEGES/SCHOOLS Enrollment by Colleges: 5-Year Trend (Fall 2011-Fall 2015) College of Business .................................................................................................................. 31 College of Education & Human Development ........................................................................... 32 College of Liberal Arts ............................................................................................................... 33 College of Lifelong Learning (Trend) ......................................................................................... 34 College of Public Service .......................................................................................................... 35 College of Science, Engineering & Technology ......................................................................... 36 School of Public Health ............................................................................................................. 37 Undeclared Majors (5-Year Trend) ........................................................................................... 38 DEPARTMENTS Enrollment by Department & Level Fall 2011 ................................................................................................................................... 40 Fall 2012 ................................................................................................................................... 41 Fall 2013 ................................................................................................................................... 42 Fall 2014 ................................................................................................................................... 43 Fall 2015 .................................................................................................................................. 44

Table of Contents (Conâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t) HOUSING AND RESIDENCY On-Campus Enrollment: Fall 2015 ............................................................................................ 46 Enrollment by Residency: Fall 2015 ......................................................................................... 46 Enrollment of Mississippi Students by Counties: 5-Year Trend ................................................. 47 Enrollment of Students by States & District of Columbia 5-Year Trend............................................................................................................................. 49 Enrollment of Students by Foreign Countries: 5-Year Trend ..................................................... 50 CREDIT HOURS PRODUCTION Credit Hours Production by College, School, Department & Level Fall 2011 ................................................................................................................................... 53 Fall 2012 ................................................................................................................................... 54 Fall 2013 ................................................................................................................................... 55 Fall 2014 ................................................................................................................................... 56 Fall 2015 ................................................................................................................................... 57 College & Department: 5-YearTrends ....................................................................................... 58 DEGREE PROGRAMS Degrees Offered by Jackson State University ........................................................................... 60 Degrees Conferred by Degree, Level, and Program AY 2010-11 ............................................................................................................................... 62 AY 2011-12 ............................................................................................................................... 63 AY 2012-13 ............................................................................................................................... 64 AY 2013-14 ............................................................................................................................... 65 AY 2014-15 ............................................................................................................................... 66 Degrees Conferred by Level: 5-Year Trend............................................................................... 67 Degrees Conferred by College: 5-Year Trend ........................................................................... 67 Degrees Conferred by Degree, Level and Program: 5-Year Trend ............................................ 68 EMPLOYEES Employees by Job Category: 5-Year Trend............................................................................... 70 Employees by Ethnicity Fall 2015.............................................................................................. 70 Full-time Instructional Faculty By Academic Rank: 5-Year Trend .............................................. 71 Full-time Instructional Faculty By Academic Tenure: 5-Year Trend ........................................... 71 Full-time Instructional Faculty By College, School & Department: 5-Year Trend............................................................................................................................. 72 Full-time Teaching Faculty by Academic Rank and Tenure: 5-Year Trend ................................ 73 Full-time Faculty by Academic Rank and Educational Level: 5-Year Trend ............................... 74 RESOURCES Education & General Revenues By Source: 5-Year Profile ....................................................... 76 Education & General Expenditures By Source: 5-Year Profile................................................... 76 Did You Know Facts ................................................................................................................. 77 UNIVERSITY DIRECTORY....................................................................................................... 79 FACT BOOK EVALUATION FORM ......................................................................................... 80

PREFACE The Jackson State University Fact Book is an annual publication of the Department of Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment. This document is an update of factual information which is designed to assist administrators, faculty, staff and other University constituents with statistical references about the institution. It assembles under one cover comparable information across a five-year period. The data collected and reported in the Fact Book is the official data for the University. As with any statistical data, these contained in the Fact Book are a snapshot of a single point in time. Every effort has been made to include within this publication the data most often requested. We invite the users of this book to freely comment on what data they would like to have included in the future. Your comments and suggestions will be appreciated as the Department of Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment attempts to produce a document that meets the needs of the University community. Please direct comments to Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment or email me at shemeka.s.mcclung@jsums.edu Shemeka McClung, PhD Director of Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment Jackson State University P.O. Box 17147 Jackson, Mississippi 39217 601-979-2484 Telephone 601-979-4054 Fax

ADMINISTRATION

President ............................................................................................................... Dr. Carolyn Meyers Provost and Senior Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs ................................ Dr. Evelyn Leggette Vice President, Enrollment Management and Institutional Research…………………………..… Dr. Nicole Evans Interim, Chief Financial Officer ………………………….….……..…………………………………………………Ms. Dana Brown Vice President, Research and Federal Relations ……………………..…………………….……………. Dr. Loretta Moore Vice President, Institutional Advancement ………………………………….……………………… Mr. Anthony Holloman Vice President, Division of Information Technology …………………….………………………………. Dr. Deborah Dent Vice President, Intercollegiate Athletics......................................................................... Mr. Robert Walker General Counsel ........................................................................................................... Mr. Matthew Taylor Internal Auditor ………………………………………………………………..…………………………………………… Ms. Ella Holmes Chief Diversity EEO Officer…………………………………………………………………………………………Mr. Thomas Hudson

Division of Academic and Student Affairs Provost and Senior Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs …………………........... Dr. Evelyn Leggette Vice President, Enrollment Management and Institutional Research …………………….…….. Dr. Nicole Evans Associate Vice President, Academic Affairs …………………………………………….…..………… Dr. Thomas Calhoun Associate Vice President, Student Affairs ……………………………..………………….……….....….…... Dr. Vivian Fuller Associate Provost, Student Affairs ………………………………….…..………………………………………………..……….Vacant Special Assistant to the Provost for Community College Relations and JSU Global……..… Dr. Priscilla Slade Executive Director, Career Services Center ………………………………………………………….… Ms. Lashanda Jordan Executive Director, JSU Online …………………………………………………….…………………..… Ms. Andrea Jones-Davis Interim Executive Director, Housing and Residence Life ……………………….…..……………….… Dr. Vance Siggers Director, Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment ……………………………...… Dr. Shemeka McClung Director, Undergraduate Admissions………………………………………………………………….……. Mrs. Janieth Adams Director, Financial Aid ……………………………………………………….…………………………..….…Ms. Bettye J. Moncure Director, Registrar and Records……………………............................................................... Mr. Alfred Jackson Director, Undergraduate Recruitment…………………………….………………..……………………….. Dr. Juanita Morris Director, Latasha Norman Center ……………………………………………….…..………………………… Ms. Francis White Director, JSU Veteran Center ………………….………………………………………………….…..…………………………… Vacant Director, Upward Bound ………………………………………………………………….…..……………..… Mr. Reginald Castilla Director, Health Center ………………………………………………………………………...…..……………..… Dr. Samuel Jones Director, COFO Project ………………………………………………………………….…..……………………… Dr. Rico Chapman Director, Richard Wright Center…………………………………………………….…..……………………..… Dr. Kathi R. Griffin Interim Director, JSU Global (Formally International Studies)……………..……………….….. Ms. Shirley Harrison Interim, Director, School of Lifelong Learning……………………………….…..………………….…..… Dr. Carlos Wilson Assistant Director, ADA ………………………………………………………………….…..…………………..… Ms. Monica Jones Dean, College of Business.............................................................................................. Dr. Ramin Maysami Dean, College of Education and Human Development.................................................... Dr. Daniel Watkins Dean, College of Liberal Arts.......................................................................................... Dr. Mario Azevedo Dean, College of Public Service........................................................................................ Dr. Ricardo Brown Dean, College of Science, Engineering, and Technology....................................................... Dr. Richard Alo Dean, School of Public Health ....................................................................................... Dr. Dorothy Browne Dean, Division of Graduate Studies.................................................................................. Dr. Dorris Gardner Dean, Division of Undergraduate Studies.......................................................................... Dr. Robert Blaine Dean, H. T. Sampson Library………………………………………………..…………………………………..Dr. Melissa Druckery Associate Dean, University College ……………………………………………………………. Dr. Marie O’Banner-Jackson Associate Dean, W.E.B DuBois Honors College …………………………………………..…….…Dr. Loria Brown-Gordon Manager, Student Publications …………………………………………… ......................................Ms. Shannon Tatum

Division of Business and Finance Interim Chief Financial Officer ……………………..................................................................... Ms. Dana Brown Assistant Vice President, Facilities and Construction Mgmt........................................ Mr. Wayne Goodwin Chief, Public Safety....................................................................................................... Mr. Thomas Albright Director, Auxiliary Enterprise.............................................................................................. Ms. Alcinia Pugh Executive Director, Budget and Financial Analysis………………………………………………… Ms. Tammiko Harrison Executive Director, Human Resources ………………………………………………………………..…………. Mrs. Robin Pack Director, Purchasing and Travel …………………………………………………………….…………………………………….. Vacant

Division of Information Technology Vice President, Information Technology and Chief Information Officer……………….………. Dr. Deborah Dent Director, Academic IT..……………………………………………………………………………..……………..……. Ms. Emily Bishop Director, Computing and Communication …………………………………………………..…………. Dr. Michael Robinson Director, Quality Assurance and Special Projects………………………………………………..………. Mr. Jerry Danner

Division of Institutional Advancement Vice President, Institutional Advancement ……………………………..………………………... Mr. Anthony Holloman Executive Director, Community Engagement……………….…….………………………………….... Dr. Kimberly Hilliard Executive Director, University Communications ……………………………………..….…… Dr. Karyn Hollingsworth Director, Welcome Center ……………………………………………………………………..……….………..…. Ms. Gwen Caples Interim Director, Alumni Constituency Relations…………………………….…..……….. Ms. Tabatha Terrell Brooks

Division of Research and Federal Relations Vice President, Research and Federal Relations............................................................. Dr. Loretta Moore Associate Vice President, Research and Administration …………………………….……………. Mrs. Tracy Stapleton Associate Vice President, Research and Development ………..………………………….……….…... Dr. Safiya Omari Executive Director, Mississippi Urban Research Center.................................................... Dr. Melvin Davis Director, Center for University Scholars …………………………………………………………..………. Dr. Candis Pizzetta Director, Grants and Contracts ………………………………………………………..…………………………..…. Dr. Illiad Kelly Director, Office of Sponsored Programs………………………………………………….……………… Ms. Sonja Robinson Director, Metro Jackson Community Prevention Coalition………..……………………..… Ms. Velesha P. Williams Director, Research Compliance ……………………..…………………………………………………………………… Dr. Ora Rawls Director, Title III Program………………………………………………………………………………………….. Dr. Frederick White

THE UNIVERSITY Jackson State University, founded in 1877, is a historically black, higher research activity university located in Jackson, the capital city of Mississippi. Jackson State’s nurturing academic environment challenges individuals to change lives through teaching, research and service. Officially designated as Mississippi’s Urban University, Jackson State continues to enhance the state, the nation, and the world through comprehensive economic development, healthcare, and technological and educational initiatives. The only public university in the Jackson metropolitan area, Jackson State’s main campus is located near downtown, now with five satellite locations throughout the city. Jackson State’s downtown satellite location is housed in Jackson’s 101 Capitol Centre Building, located on Capitol Street just east of the JSU main campus. This site brings together several components of JSU to form a one-of-a-kind public service center for Mississippi’s capital city. Dubbed the “101 Building,” JSU’s downtown location houses the Department of Alumni and Constituency Relations/Annual Giving, the Institute of Government, the Department of Public Policy and Administration, the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, the Mississippi Urban Research Center, and the Mississippi Conference of Black Mayors. The downtown location opened in 2015. Jackson State University has increased its academic offerings for adult learners desiring an education but needing alternate ways of attending the University. In order to further accommodate the fast-growing population of non-traditional students, Jackson State’s satellite site in Madison, Mississippi, offers classes at times more accommodating for non-traditional students. The Madison site opened during the summer of 2013. Additionally, the Madison location fits into the University’s enrollment management plan, which is to increase enrollment to 15,000 by 2021. The JSU Madison site is located at 382 Galleria Parkway, First Floor, which is visible and easily accessible from Interstate-55. Jackson State University has seen a large enrollment at its Madison site since its initial opening. Among the many proud accomplishments of Jackson State University are:  JSU was awarded a $2.98 million competitive First In the World grant from the U.S. Department of Education to enhance STEM experiences for students;  JSU named Apple Distinguished School for 2015 – 2017;  JSU created the first School of Public Health in the State of Mississippi in Fall 2015;  JSU School of Journalism and Media Studies launched in Fall 2015;  Three-year enrollment growth at JSU tops universities statewide, with the College of Science, Engineering and Technology becoming the largest college;  The College of Science, Engineering and Technology introduced two new programs: Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology and a Master of Science in Computational/Data-Enabled Science and Engineering;  JSU Cyber-Learning earns prestigious 2015 Campus Technology Innovators Award in the Teaching and Learning category;  JSU’s College of Business received accreditation from the Network of International Business Schools;  JSU received $6 million from the United States Army Corps of Engineers to research cyber warfare, cyber defense, high-tech computational research and analysis;  JSU launched “Passport to the World” to offer students study abroad opportunities; 9

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JSU dedicated the Circle of Humanity to showcase the university’s diversity, at the recommendation of the student body; JSU launched a 21st century learning center in the Charles F. Moore Building; JSU launched Engage, a “hands-on” active learning space; JSU opened Tiger Print, an on-campus print shop; The College of Science, Engineering and Technology broke ground for a new 24,000 square-foot two-story wing to house classrooms, laboratories and faculty offices; JSU Lady Tigers won the first SWAC Bowling Championship; JSU undergraduate accounting program ranks #19 in national review of 30 schools; The College of Education and Human Development launched its Freshman to Ph.D. Program for aspiring educators; Currently, the JSU Development Foundation has raised $4.7 million; JSU received the 2016 Giving Back Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine, the largest oldest diversity and inclusion publication in higher education; JSU was awarded over $976,000 by the Mississippi Department of Education to run the Mathematics Advancement in Teaching through Professional Development Phase II (MATPD2)program for the next three years; JSU was ranked No. 19 out of the Top 30 affordable undergraduate accounting school programs by Accounting Degree Review; JSU has enhanced a partnership with the Jackson Public Schools through dedicating a Blackburn Learning Garden, which is really a living partnership; JSU hosted another successful Mississippi Region II Science and Engineering Fair;

During the 2015, fall semester, Jackson State University reached a record enrollment of 9,802 students. The University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award 46 bachelor’s degrees, 37 master’s degrees, 2 specialists-in-education degrees, and 13 doctoral degrees. For more information on Jackson State University, please visit www.jsums.edu.

VISION STATEMENT Building on its historic mission of empowering diverse students to become leaders, Jackson State University will become recognized as a challenging, yet nurturing, state-of-the-art technologicallyinfused intellectual community. Students and faculty will engage in creative research, participate in interdisciplinary and multi-institutional/organizational collaborative learning teams and serve the global community.

UNIVERSITY MISSION STATEMENT The University produces technologically-advanced, diverse, ethical, global leaders who think critically, address societal problems and compete effectively. Core Values  Tradition - the University believes that its role as a historically black university inspires and exemplifies positive societal change.  Accountability - the University believes in the principled exercise of leadership, excellence in scholarly activities, and the sanctity of the public trust.  Learning – the University believes in an experientially enhanced learning environment where teaching, research, and service are integrated and mutually reinforcing.  Nurturing - the University is committed to creating a community which affirms and welcomes persons from diverse backgrounds and experiences and supports the realization of their human potential.  Service - the University responds to the needs of society to the best of its ability and expect its graduates to do likewise.  Responsibility – the University believes in and accepts its duty to enhance each generation’s capacity to improve the human condition.

HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY Jackson State University’s distinguished history began in 1877 as the Natchez Seminary, a private church school set up in Natchez, Mississippi, under the auspices of the American Baptist Home Mission Society of New York. Beginning with only 20 students, the seminary educated newly freed African Americans as ministers and teachers. In 1882, the society moved the school to Jackson, Mississippi, to the location where Millsaps College now stands. The seminary was renamed Jackson College in recognition of its new location in central Mississippi. Three years later, construction began on the site that is now the University’s main campus. After the turn of the 20th century, the institution began to broaden its course of study, and in 1924, the college awarded its first degree. By 1934, the American Baptist Home Mission Society had withdrawn its support for the college, which began efforts toward garnering state support for the institution. In 1940, the school reorganized its curriculum as a two-year program and changed its name to the Mississippi Negro Training School. The State Institutions of Higher Learning then expanded the curriculum to a four-year teacher education program. The first graduating class under state support received Bachelor of Science degrees in Education in May 1944; two months after, the school was renamed the Jackson College for Negro Teachers. By 1967, state support had been secured and the school was renamed Jackson State College. Through a legislative act in 1974, the College became Jackson State University (JSU). Five years later, the Institutions of Higher Learning officially designated JSU as a Mississippi’s Urban University. From 1984 to 1991, JSU raised $11.2 million through a five-year capital campaign. The increased support helped enhance the university’s scholarship program, establish a Community Development Corporation to improve blighted areas around campus, organize a staff senate, create the Center for Professional Development and the Center for Technology Transfer, and expand programs through the Division of Continuing Education and the Universities Center. Heading into the 1990s, Jackson State became more fiscally sound and responsible by reducing its debt and improving fiscal management, increasing campus security, and launching a campus and community improvement project. Jackson State also expanded its academic programs with 15 new graduate and undergraduate programs. During this period, the university’s academic achievements were bolstered by the establishment of the School of Social Work; the formation of the School of Engineering; the opening of the School of Allied Health Sciences; the accreditation of the School of Business; and the expansion of the master’s program in Public Policy and Administration to departmental 2 status, which made it the only such department in Mississippi’s higher education system. The University’s infrastructure also grew with a $13.5 million expansion and renovation of the H.T. Sampson Library, which doubled its size, the completion of a $2 million restoration of historic Ayer Hall, and the start of construction on a home for the School of Liberal Arts. 12

Jackson State made history in 1999 when it landed the Jackson Heart Study, the largest single-site, prospective, epidemiologic investigation of cardiovascular disease among African Americans ever undertaken. The study was initially funded through a $12.9 million research grant and in 2005 it was extended through 2013 with an additional $54 million. Jackson State saw much advancement during the first 10 years of the new millennium, including a plan to combine the university’s eight schools into five colleges: Business; Education and Human Development; Liberal Arts; Public Service; and Science, Engineering and Technology. The University also created a five-square-mile urban laboratory surrounding the campus called e-City, which is a technology-based economic, housing and community development initiative. Out of that initiative came the Mississippi Learning Institute, which is a partnership with city and state educational leadership that provides a reading-based, math-oriented system for pre-K through undergraduate education. In 2013, Jackson State University and the Jackson Public School District collaborated to form the first laboratory school in this area, Blackburn Laboratory Middle School. In 2015, the University established the School of Public Health Initiative and the School of Journalism and Media Studies. Other successes in the new millennium include acquiring a $20 million facility from Allstate Corporation for only $3 million, which became home to the Mississippi e-Center @JSU. The facility is now a technological hub for corporate, community and academic advancement. The University also undertook $200 million in construction, which resulted in a new College of Liberal Arts Building, College of Business Building, Walter Payton Recreation and Wellness Center, Student Center, College of Science, Engineering and Technology Building, and the retail and residential development, One University Place. The construction also brought new residence halls and apartments and the renovation of the GibbsGreen Pedestrian Walkway. Also known as “the plaza,” the decorative brick walkway provides an expanded pedestrian mall that beckons students and visitors from downtown Jackson to campus. Jackson State’s connection to downtown continued to be enhanced in 2010 with the establishment of the Civil Rights corridor along John R. Lynch Street. The corridor, which is home to the historic COFO building, educates a new generation of the movement for equality. Jackson State further expanded by opening a satellite campus location in Madison, Mississippi, and a Downtown Campus at the 101 Capitol Street Building. Additionally, the University has added new housing options for the expanding student population, including Tiger Point, Tiger Plaza and University Pointe. In the summer of 2016, the new 23,000-square-foot, two-story expansion to the College of Engineering Building will open. Today, Jackson State continues its legacy of academic excellence while it secures its future. Since 2013, Jackson State University has been recognized as one of only five Apple Distinguished Schools in the country. Launched in 2012, the university’s iPad initiative, one of the largest in the nation, has provided every entering first-time freshman with a device to assist them with their studies. To prepare Jackson State University graduates to become world-class leaders, a cyber-learning ecosystem has been developed and opened, which is comprised of the 3 high-tech driven and 3-D equipped INNOVATE, CREATE and ENGAGE Centers housed in the H.T. Sampson Library.

Jackson State University is designated as a "higher research activity” institution by the Carnegie Foundation and has been named as an Institutional Partner by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This emphasis on research and scholarship is cemented by data that show JSU continues the tradition of being a top producer of African Americans with bachelor’s degrees in education and by ongoing funding from government agencies, including a recent $2.9 million “First in the World” grant from the U.S. Department of Education. Listed by Forbes Magazine as one of America’s Top Colleges for 2015, cited by G.I. Jobs Magazine as a “Military-Friendly University” for the fourth consecutive year and recognized by Diverse Issues in Higher Education Magazine for the number of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) graduates produced annually – the academic enterprise remains robust at Jackson State. With a historic enrollment of nearly 10,000 students, Jackson State University serves students from more than 63 foreign countries and nearly all 82 counties of Mississippi, providing them with the academic opportunities to develop the knowledge and skills to succeed as global leaders who contribute to their communities and to the world at large.

UNIVERSITY’S HISTORY TIMELINE ON A MISSION 1877: Founded in Natchez, Miss., as Natchez Seminary, operating under the auspices of the American Baptist Home Mission Society of New York. Twenty newly freed slaves enroll to become ministers and teachers. 1882: Relocates to Jackson, Miss., and is renamed Jackson College. 1885: Construction begins on the site now home to the university’s main campus.

EMERGING IDENTITY 1924: First degree awarded. 1934: American Baptist Home Mission Society withdraws support, and the move toward state support begins. 1940: Renamed Mississippi Negro Training School. The State Institutions of Higher Learning expands curriculum to a four-year teacher education program. 1944: Renamed Jackson College for Negro Teachers. First graduating class under state support receives Bachelor of Science degrees in Education. 1967: Renamed Jackson State College. 1974: Renamed Jackson State University. 1979: Designated Mississippi’s Urban University by the State Institutions of Higher Learning.

EXPANSION 1990s: Schools of Social Work, Engineering, Allied Health Sciences introduced; School of Business accredited; Public Policy and Administration master’s program elevated to departmental status, making it the only such department in Mississippi. Infrastructure growth includes the $13.5 million renovation of the H.T. Sampson Library, a $2 million restoration of historic Ayer Hall and construction to house the School of Liberal Arts. 1999: Landmark Jackson Heart Study, largest investigation of cardiovascular disease among African-Americans, begins. Initially funded through a $12.9 million research grant, it received an additional $54 million in 2005.

THE NEW MILLENNIUM • The University’s eight schools are organized into five colleges: Business; Education and Human Development; Liberal Arts; Public Service; and Science, Engineering and Technology. • e-City, an economic, housing and community development initiative, created. • The Mississippi Learning Institute, a city-state partnership with an emphasis on math and reading, created. • Mississippi e-Center @ JSU, a technological hub for corporate, community and academic advancement, established; housed in a $20 million facility acquired from Allstate Corporation for only $3 million. • $200 million in construction: College of Liberal Arts, College of Business, Walter Payton Recreation and Wellness Center, Student Center, School of Engineering; new residence halls and apartments and the renovation of the Gibbs-Green Pedestrian Walkway (connecting the campus and downtown Jackson). 2010: Civil Rights corridor established along John R. Lynch Street featuring the historic Council of Federal Organizations (COFO) Education Center and the opening of the retail and residential development One University Place. 15

2012: Launch of iPad initiative equipping freshmen with iPads to aid in learning. 2013: Madison satellite campus opens. 2014: Named Apple Distinguished School 2015: JSU establishes the first School of Public Health in Mississippi 2015: JSU 101 Building opens in downtown Jackson 2015: School of Journalism and Media Studies opens

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY

PRESIDENTS

JSU PRESIDENTS 1877-1894: Dr. Charles Ayer 1894-1911: Dr. Luther G. Barrett 1911-1927: Dr. Zachary T. Hubert 1927-1940: Dr. B. Baldwin Dansby 1940-1967: Dr. Jacob L. Reddix 1967-1984: Dr. John A. Peoples, Jr. 1984-1991: Dr. James A. Hefner 1991-1992: Dr. Herman B. Smith, Jr. (interim) 1992-1999: Dr. James E. Lyons, Sr. 1999-2000: Dr. Bettye Ward Fletcher (interim) 2000-2010: Dr. Ronald Mason, Jr. 2010: Dr. Leslie Burl McLemore (interim) 2011-present: Dr. Carolyn W. Meyers

PRESIDENT'S CABINET Dr. Evelyn Leggette Provost and Senior Vice President, Academic and Student Affairs

Dr. Deborah Dent Vice President, Information Technology and Chief Information Officer

Dr. Nicole Evans Vice President, Enrollment Management and Institutional Research

Dr. Loretta Moore Vice President, Research and Federal Relations

Mr. Robert Walker Interim Director of Intercollegiate Athletics

Mr. Anthony Holloman Interim Vice President, Institutional Advancement

Dr. William McHenry Executive Director, Mississippi e-Center

Ms. Dana Brown Interim Chief Financial Officer, Business and Finance

Mr. Matthew Taylor General Counsel

ACCREDITATIONS Jackson State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097; Telephone number 404-6794501) to award the Bachelor's, Master's, Education Specialist, Doctor of Education, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees.

Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology ABET American Chemical Society American Psychological Association Association of Technology Management and Applied Engineering Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech Language Pathology (CAA) Council on Education for Public Health Council on Rehabilitation Education Council on Social Work Education Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs National Association of Schools of Art and Design National Association of Schools of Music National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)/ Planning Accreditation Board (PAB) The Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and Mass Communication

MEMBERSHIPS American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business American College Health Association American Planning Association American Council on Education American Schools of Construction American Society for Engineering Education Association of American Colleges Association of Baccalaureate Social Worker Program Directors, Inc Association of College Unions International Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning Association of Departments of English Association of Departments of Foreign Language Association of State Colleges and Universities Campus Compact Cooperative Education Association Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences Council of Graduate Schools Council of Southern Graduate Schools Council of Historically Black Graduate Schools Group for the Advancement of Doctoral Education Institute of International Education Mississippi Academy of Sciences Mississippi Association of College Student Affairs Professionals Mississippi Association of Colleges Mississippi Association of Colleges and Employers Mississippi Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Mississippi Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers Mississippi Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences Mississippi Counseling Association National Association of College Deans, Registrars and Admissions Officers National Association of Colleges and Employers National Association of Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work National Association of Student Affairs Professionals National Association of Veterans Programs Administrators National Center for Public Service Internship Program National Collegiate Honors Council National Commission on Accrediting National Council for Small Business Management Development National Student Exchange Southeastern Association of Colleges and Employers Southern Business Administration Association Southern College Health Association

NEW STUDENTS

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY MAJOR FEEDER HIGH SCHOOLS FOR ACT-TESTED FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN FALL 2015 HIGH SCHOOL

LOCATION

ENROLLED NUMBER

AVG. ACT

Murrah High School

Jackson, MS

20.47

Jim Hill Senior High School

Jackson, MS

18.92

Robert M. Callaway High School

Jackson, MS

17.51

Provine High School

Jackson, MS

18.53

Terry, MS

20.29

Forest Hill High School

Jackson, MS

19.08

Canton High School

Canton, MS

18.26

Lanier High School

Jackson, MS

19.10

Wingfield High School

Jackson, MS

17.61

Greenwood, MS

19.93

Clinton High School

Clinton, MS

20.75

Natchez High School

Natchez, MS

18.60

Vicksburg High School

Vicksburg, MS

18.00

Yazoo City High School

Yazoo City, MS

17.16

Belzoni, MS

19.36

Greenville High School

Greenville, MS

17.06

Ridgeland High School

Ridgeland, MS

19.00

Clarksdale High School

Clarksdale, MS

20.42

Gulfport, MS

20.57

Laurel, MS

17.85

Meridian, MS

20.85

West Tallahatchie High School

Tallahatchie, MS

17.42

Wilkinson County High School

Woodville, MS

19.71

Lelfore County High

Itta Bena, MS

17.33

Magee High School

Magee, MS

17.66

Raymond, MS

21.00

Terry High School

Greenwood Senior High School

Humphreys County High School

Harrison Central High School Laurel High School Meridian High School

Raymond High School

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ACT-DATA FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN FALL 2015 Reference Score Values

2015 ACT Scores English

Math

Reading

Twenty-fifth percentile Median Seventy-fifth percentile Overall mean Standard deviation

16.0 19.0 22.0 19.2 4.56

16.0 17.0 20.0 18.5 3.35

17.0 20.0 22.0 20.1 4.37

Science Reasoning 18.0 20.0 22.0 20.0 3.3

Average ACT Scores by High School Rank

Top Quarter

Second Quarter

Third Quarter

Bottom Quarter

25.5 23.5 26.1 24.2 24.0

20.2 18.6 20.7 20.8 19.6

17.1 16.7 18.3 18.9 17.6

14.2 15.3 15.2 16.0 15.8

English Mathematics Reading Science Reasoning Composite

Composite 17.0 18.0 21.0 19.3 3.33

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

English

18.2

20.1

19.28

19.0

Mathematics

17.6

18.8

18.55

19.0

Reading

18.5

19.9

20.12

20.0

Science Reasoning

18.4

19.2

19.64

20.0

Composite

18.3

19.6

19.39

19.3

Average High School GPA

2.94

2.86

2.93

2.90

3.03

COLLEGE FRESHMEN TRENDS Average ACT Score

Source: ACT Class Profile Service Report

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DISTRIBUTION OF ENHANCED ACT SCORES FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN FALL 2015 SCORES 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4

English 4 3 4 4 8 12 16 17 21 28 32 53 50 52 87 115 77 95 101 116 125 71 29 20 14 4 -

Mathematics 3 1 2 8 11 31 28 42 47 54 49 64 102 116 222 231 116 21 7 1 -

Reading 1 1 3 4 10 10 15 14 24 31 26 36 51 60 58 103 134 121 112 103 89 79 29 10 1 -

Science Reasoning 1 1 3 4 8 11 30 53 53 80 93 129 161 157 130 85 70 36 20 21 5 3 2 -

Source: ACT Class Profile Service Report Average ACT Score is 19.3.

Composite 1 4 8 8 25 31 47 30 51 89 75 102 129 204 175 175 55 15 8 1 1 1 -

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY AMERICAN COLLEGE TEST SCORES FIRST-TIME ENTERING FRESHMEN 5-YEAR TREND SCORES 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Composite

2011

2012

1 2

1 -

1 4 4 11 15 22 19 34 55 63 91 104 142 170 160 57 24 13 4 1 -

2 2 5 10 13 23 18 27 65 56 76 103 139 143 114 26 22 12 1 2 -

18.6

18.9

2013 1 2 1 3 15 20 26 28 45 74 90 93 126 154 176 159 46 26 8 2 0 19.0

2014 1 1 2 1 5 10 14 23 40 32 39 86 64 113 105 174 186 177 51 30 12 5 19.0

2015 1 4 8 8 25 31 47 30 51 89 75 102 129 204 175 175 55 15 8 1 1 1 19.3

ENROLLMENT

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY STATUS Fall 2015 DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/COLLEGE Accounting Business Administration Economics Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Finance Management Marketing TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Educational Leadership Counseling, Rehabilitation and Psychometric Services Higher Education TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Child Care and Family Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Reading Social Science Education Special Education TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT English Speech Mass Communications TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music Education Performance TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History and Philosophy Political Science Psychology TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work Public Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE Biomedical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Engineering TOTAL, School of Engineering Biology Chemistry Physics, Atmospheric Sciences and Geo-science Hazardous Materials Mathematics and Statistical Sciences Technology Education TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY Communicative Disorders Health Care Administration Public Health TOTAL, School of Public Health UNDECIDED MAJORS TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

FULL-TIME

PART-TIME

Total

270 343 15 75 47 132 83 965 69 54 42 165 796 292 8 15 20 1131 247 247 1543 107 49 228 384 133 46 121 300 438 63 85 308 894 1578 554 554 55 20 11 86 640 7 188 241 171 82 33 722 927 169 67 11 84 136 1394 2116 121 376 93 590 116 7548

55 80 1 11 8 15 4 174 194 67 39 300 341 95 11 3 11 461 140 140 901 30 0 39 69 6 8 5 19 90 31 9 33 163 251 130 130 115 51 3 169 299 0 19 14 26 4 23 86 85 48 28 27 19 94 301 387 10 31 123 164 78 2254

325 423 16 86 55 147 87 1139 263 121 81 465 1137 387 19 18 31 1592 387 387 2444 137 49 267 453 139 54 126 319 528 94 94 341 1057 1829 684 684 170 71 14 255 939 7 207 255 197 86 56 808 1012 217 95 38 103 230 1695 2503 131 407 216 754 194 9802

*School of Journalism and Media Studies was established November, 2015, therefore the data will be updated in Fall, 2016

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT OVERVIEW 2-YEAR COMPARISON Fall 2014

Fall 2015

UNIVERSITY TOTALS

9508

100%

9802

100%

Full-Time Part-Time F.T.E. Total Undergraduate Total Graduate

6819 2689 7814 7199 2309

71.72% 28.28%

77.0% 23.0%

75.72% 24.28%

7548 2254 8398 7475 2327

76.26% 23.74%

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG In-State Out-of-State Foreign

1935 1320 1641 2303 1478 101 697 33 7790 1449 269

20.35% 13.88% 17.26% 24.23% 15.54% 1.06% 7.33% 0.35% 81.93% 15.24% 2.83%

2068 1416 1623 2368 1495 103 708 21 7781 1732 289

21.10% 14.44% 16.56% 24.16% 15.25% 1.05% 7.22% 0.21% 79.38% 17.67% 2.95%

Men Women

3363 6145

35.37% 64.63%

3413 6389

34.82% 65.18%

Black White Hispanic Asian/Oriental American Indian Pacific Islander Not Identified Multi-Racial Business Education & Human Development Liberal Arts Public Service Science, Engineering, & Technology Public Health Undeclared Major

8566 623 55 116 41 1 1 105 1058 2519 1733 1540 2308 350

90.09% 6.55% 0.58% 1.22% 0.44% 0.01% 0.01% 1.10% 11.1% 26.5% 18.2% 16.2% 24.3% 3.7%

8860 633 61 103 32 1 112 1139 2444 1829 939 2503 754 194

90.39% 6.46% 0.62% 1.05% 0.33% 0.01% 1.14% 11.62% 24.93% 18.66% 9.58% 25.54% 7.69% 1.98%

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT PROFILE 5-YEAR TREND Fall 2011 8903 6659 2244 7372 6844 2059

Fall 2012 8819 6303 2516 7131 6675 2144

Fall 2013 9134 6665 2469 7544 6902 2232

Fall 2014 9508 6819 2689 7815 7199 2309

Fall 2015 9802 7548 2254 8398 7475 2327

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG In-State Out-of-State Foreign Unknown Men Women

1687 1286 1542 2329 1383 125 483 68 7543 1194 166 3162 5741

1538 1223 1556 2358 1412 130 538 64 7465 1174 177 3 3120 5699

1742 1240 1493 2427 1480 107 602 43 7658 1258 218 3204 5930

1935 1320 1641 2303 1478 101 697 33 7790 1449 269 3363 6145

2068 1416 1623 2368 1495 103 708 21 7781 1732 289 3413 6389

Black White Hispanic Asian/Oriental American Indian Pacific Islander Multi-Racial

8117 575 50 60 16 85

7970 606 48 82 29 1 83

8239 588 60 99 36 1 111

8566 623 55 117 41 1 105

8860 633 61 103 32 1 112

Business Education & Human Development Liberal Arts Lifelong Learning Public Service Public Health Science, Engineering, & Technology Undeclared Major

1098 2014 1798 363 1218 1975 437

1026 2065 1708 350 1260 2005 405

1060 2467 1772 1366 2108 361

1058 2519 1733 1540 2308 350

1139 2444 1829 939 754 2503 194

UNIVERSITY TOTALS Full-Time Part-Time F.T.E. Total Undergraduate Total Graduate

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY REGISTRATION TYPE 5-YEAR TREND First-Time Freshmen Returning Undergraduate Students Readmitted Students First-Time Transfer Students First-Time Graduate Students Returning Graduate Students Transient Students Non-Formula Students Other High School Students Returning Post Baccalaureate TOTAL

Fall 2011

Fall 2012

Fall 2013

Fall 2014

Fall 2015

1002 4697 388 690 483 1569 62 5 6 1 8903

873 4612 477 642 568 1570 74 2 1 8819

1103 4529 530 678 628 1602 37 3 24 9134

1196 4522 639 790 645 1660 38 3 14 1 9508

1235 4727 624 772 641 1685 39 36 43 9802

Enrollment by Registration Type Fall 2015

Returning Post Baccalaureate, 0.44%

First-Time Freshmen

Other, 0.37%

Transient Students, 0.40% Returning Graduate Students, 17.19%

Returning Undergraduate Students Readmitted Students

First-Time Freshman, 12.60%

First-time Transfer Students

First-Time Graduate Students, 6.54% First-Time Transfer Students, 7.87%

First-Time Graduate Students

Returning Undergraduate Students, 48.22%

Readmitted Students, 6.37%

Returning Graduate Students Transient Students Returning Post Baccalaureate Other

COLLEGES

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 5-YEAR TREND COLLEGE TOTAL Full-time Part-time Total Undergraduate Total Graduate Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG Men Women Black White Hispanic Asian American Indian Pacific Islander Not Identified Multi-racial FULL-TIME FACULTY Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Lecturer Other Academic Rank Total Faculty STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Intermediate Lower Upper Graduate Doctoral Total

Fall 2011 1098 900 198

Fall 2012 1026 824 202

Fall 2013 1060 877 183

Fall 2014 1058 876 182

Fall 2015 1139 965 174

996 102 224 176 225 371 84 18 520 578 999 66 8 9 2 14 -

898 128 183 177 207 331 96 32 476 550 918 82 8 9 2 7

946 114 213 191 215 327 86 28 480 580 949 79 10 11 2 9

938 120 239 164 224 311 91 29 500 558 947 77 8 15 2 9

1046 93 292 205 216 331 68 25 2 542 597 1018 78 11 12 4 16

9 10 13 5 37

8 10 13 5 36

3 9 16 7 1 36

9 11 11 6 37

2,287 5,691 771 8749

33 2,181 4,815 1,102 8131

2214 5214 717 186 8331

2247 5253 669 116 8285

3215 4758 489 137 8599

The Doctoral hours are added to Graduate hours for years 2011 and 2012.**

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 5-YEAR TREND COLLEGE TOTAL Full-time Part-time Total Undergraduate Total Graduate Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG Men Women Black White Hispanic Asian American Indian Pacific Islander Not Identified Multi-racial FULL-TIME FACULTY Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Lecturer Other Academic Rank Total Faculty STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Intermediate Developmental Lower Upper Graduate Doctoral Total

Fall 2011 2014 1,129 885 1,174 840 172 177 312 513 552 125 163 529 1,485 1,863 96 46 6 3

Fall 2012 2065 1,044 1,021 1,226 839 125 176 361 564 535 130 174 493 1,572 1,930 97 4 10 16 1 7

Fall 2013 2467 1307 1160 1603 864 172 155 311 579 543 107 214 602 1865 2294 108 14 12 25 1 13

Fall 2014 2519 1303 1216 1643 876 209 241 415 778 525 101 250 614 1905 2320 132 10 18 20 1 18

Fall 2015 2444 1543 901 1554 890 222 240 397 695 522 103 265 585 1859 2269 122 11 14 10 1 17

15 18 18 9 60

17 17 18 11 1 64

16 17 17 10 1 61

13 20 14 9 5 61

15 18 21 8 1 63

969 7,143 6,470 5,033 19615

684 6,576 5,955 5,203 18418

5082 5529 4012 1395 16018

6314 4965 3953 1574 16806

6058 5138 4046 1424 16666

The Doctoral hours are added to Graduate hours for years 2011 and 2012. ** The School of Lifelong Learning is included in 2014 and 2015. **

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS 5-YEAR TREND COLLEGE TOTAL Full-time Part-time Total Undergraduate Total Graduate Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG Men Women Black White Hispanic Asian American Indian Pacific Islander Not Identified Multi-racial FULL-TIME FACULTY Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Lecturer Other Academic Rank Total Faculty STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Developmental Lower Upper Graduate Doctoral Total

Fall 2011 1798 1,515 283 1,566 232 406 315 358 487 192 40 756 1,042 1,660 93 8 10 4 23

Fall 2012 1708 1,423 285 1,486 222 350 308 339 489 181 41 719 989 1,577 87 5 10 2 27

Fall 2013 1772 1502 270 1533 239 392 320 334 487 201 38 734 1038 1643 76 12 9 3 29

Fall 2014 1733 1444 289 1520 213 418 299 360 443 171 42 727 1006 1598 72 12 7 9 35

Fall 2015 1829 1578 251 1621 208 500 316 338 467 170 38 774 1055 1686 81 10 9 7 36

13 24 41 36 1 115

12 25 46 38 2 123

7 23 40 34 9 113

9 30 35 37 111

22,660 7,738 1364 31849

497 19,703 7,302 1,523 29025

108 22704 8198 1257 328 32596

23116 7471 1051 344 31982

22569 7842 889 315 31615

The Doctoral hours are added to Graduate hours for years 2011-12. **

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LIFELONG LEARNING Fall 2011 363 227 136 363 -

Fall 2012 350 219 131 350 -

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG

24 40 79 220 -

14 38 81 217 -

Men Women

106 257

102 248

Black White Hispanic Asian American Indian Pacific Islander Not Identified Multi-racial

340 15 4 2 2

328 14 2 3 3

3 1 4

222 2018 1149 3389

183 1434 1239 2856

COLLEGE TOTAL Full-time Part-time Total Undergraduate Total Graduate

FULL-TIME FACULTY Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Lecturer Other Academic Rank Total Faculty STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Intermediate Lower Upper Graduate Doctoral Total

The College of Lifelong Learning became the School of Lifelong Learning in Fall 2013** The School of Lifelong Learning is calculated in the College of Education in 2013-2015**

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE 5-YEAR TREND COLLEGE TOTAL Full-time Part-time Total Undergraduate Total Graduate Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG Men Women Black White Hispanic Asian American Indian Pacific Islander Multi-racial FULL-TIME FACULTY Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Lecturer Other Academic Rank Total Faculty STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Intermediate Lower Upper Graduate Doctoral Total

Fall 2011 1,218 918 300 674 544

Fall 2012 1,260 863 397 672 588

Fall 2013 1366 958 408 719 647

Fall 2014 1540 1039 501 825 715

Fall 2015 939 640 299 442 497

121 128 168 257 353 191 -

101 116 180 275 370 218 -

124 115 195 285 400 247

148 147 237 293 429 286 -

72 60 124 186 316 181 -

194 1,024 1,091 109 4 8 1 5

213 1,047 1,127 104 4 15 1 5

222 1144 1204 123 6 20 1 0 12

246 1294 1365 135 6 21 2 11

156 783 861 62 2 5 2 7

10 16 20 2 48

9 15 20 2 1 47

12 12 21 3 6 54

6 11 10 7 34

1,269 2,622 4,321 8212

1,109 3,122 4,206 8437

996 3739 3562 1199 9496

1479 3732 3559 1206 9976

1269 1989 2899 761 6918

For Fall 2015, The calculations in this table show a decrease amount due to the establishment of the School of Public Health Initiative (see page 37) The Doctoral hours are added to Graduate hours for years 2011 and 2012.**

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY 5-YEAR TREND Fall 2011 1,975 1,677 295 1,703 272

Fall 2012 2,005 1,678 327 1,703 302

Fall 2013 2108 1768 340 1783 325

Fall 2014 2308 1906 402 1968 340

Fall 2015 2503 2116 387 2142 361

503 395 360 445 201 71 -

546 357 354 446 229 73 -

618 383 310 472 250 75 -

713 421 375 459 262 78 -

776 458 418 490 273 88 -

Men Women

907 1,068

927 1,078

991 1117

1100 1208

1178 1325

Black White Hispanic Asian American Indian Pacific Islander Not Identified Multi-racial

1,773 131 15 20 6 30

1,781 152 14 29 5 24

1843 158 16 43 4 44

2038 168 17 49 8 28

2209 189 23 48 8 26

34 39 29 12 1 115

35 38 28 13 114

41 37 24 12 5 119

23 28 49 5 5 110

39 36 26 6 107

936 14,439 4,144 2,010 21530

723 13,835 4,785 2,098 21441

14288 4755 1615 719 21377

14725 4608 1887 724 21944

16752 4752 1738 403 23645

COLLEGE TOTAL Full-time Part-time Total Undergraduate Total Graduate Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG

FULL-TIME FACULTY Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Lecturer Other Academic Rank Total Faculty STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Intermediate Lower Upper Graduate Doctoral Total

The Doctoral hours are added to Graduate hours for years 2011 and 2012. **

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 5-YEAR TREND COLLEGE TOTAL Full-time Part-time Total Undergraduate Total Graduate Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG Men Women Black White Hispanic Asian American Indian Pacific Islander Not Identified Multi-racial FULL-TIME FACULTY Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Lecturer Other Academic Rank Total Faculty STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Intermediate Lower Upper Graduate Doctoral Total

Fall 2011 -

Fall 2012 -

Fall 2013 -

Fall 2014 -

Fall 2015 754 590 164 497 257 98 104 116 179 146 111 -

91 663 659 72 3 10 1 9

8 4 7 1 1 21

153 2455 1152 359 4119

School of Public Health Initiative was established at the beginning of Fall 2015.

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY UNDECLARED MAJORS 5-YEAR TREND Fall 2011 437 293 144

Fall 2012 405 252 153

Fall 2013 361 253 108

Fall 2014 350 251 99

Fall 2015 194 116 78

Total Undergraduate Total Graduate

368 69

340 65

318 43

305 45

173 21

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Masters Specialist Doctorate SPG Unclassified Men Women Black White Hispanic Asian/Oriental American Indian Pacific Islander Multi-racial

237 54 40 3 1 68 187 250 351 65 5 7 1 8

219 51 34 36 1 64 190 215 309 70 11 9 6

204 49 36 29 43 175 186 306 44 2 4 1 4

208 48 30 19 13 32 176 174 298 39 2 7 4

108 33 14 18 21 87 107 158 29 1 5 1

COLLEGE TOTAL Full-time Part-time

STUDENT CREDIT HOURS Intermediate Lower Upper Graduate Doctoral Other Academic Rank Total

DEPARTMENTS

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL Fall 2011 DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/COLLEGE Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Educational Foundations & Leadership Educational Technology Higher Education School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Education Elementary & Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Social & Cultural Special Education TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

UNDERGRADUATE 300 413 76 207 996 1 1 795 288 37 53 1,173 1,174

GRADUATE 41 61 102 91 58 116 265 116 321 89 49 575 840

TOTAL 341 474 76 207 1,098 91 1 58 116 266 116 1116 377 37 102 1,748 2,014

English & Modern Foreign Languages

129

164

Mass Communications Speech Communications TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History and Philosophy Political Science Psychology TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIFELONG LEARNING Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL, School of Policy & Planning Communicative Disorders Health Policy & Management TOTAL, School of Health Sciences Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Graduate Engineering Program Telecommunications Engineering TOTAL, School of Engineering Biology Chemistry Mathematics

215 55 399 111 141 252 472 61 129 253 915 1,566 363 363 13 13 79 232 311 350 350 674 141 250 125 7 523 819 142 77

36 71 13 13 57 26 25 40 148 232 107 68 175 36 179 215 154 154 544 31 23 54 60 54 6

251 55 470 111 154 265 529 87 154 293 1,063 1,798 363 363 107 68 13 188 115 411 526 504 504 1,218 141 250 156 23 7 577 879 196 83

Physics, Atmospherics Sciences & General Sciences Technology TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

65 77 1,180 1,703

7 91 218 272

72 168 1,398 1,975

UNDECIDED MAJORS TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

368 6844

69 2059

437 8903

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL Fall 2012 DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/COLLEGE Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Educational Foundations & Leadership Educational Technology Higher Education School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Education Elementary & Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Social & Cultural Special Education TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT English & Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech Communication TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History and Philosophy Political Science Psychology TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIFELONG LEARNING Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL, School of Policy & Planning Communicative Disorders Health Policy & Management TOTAL, School of Health Sciences Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Graduate Engineering Program Telecommunication Engineering TOTAL, School of Engineering Biology Chemistry Mathematics Physics, Atmospherics Sciences & General Sciences Technology

UNDERGRADUATE 262

GRADUATE 40

TOTAL 302

369 75 192 898 1 1 890 258 36 41 1,225 1,226 113 213 41

88 128 65 78 120 263 123 323 95 35 576 839 34 38 -

457 75 192 1,026 65 1 78 120 264 123 1,213 353 36 76 1,801 2,065 147 251 41

367 109 146 255 458 58 114 234 864

72 11 11 58 22 18 41 139

439 109 157 266 516 80 132 275 1,003

1,486 350 350 -

222 104 71 175 35 198 233 180 180 588 31 26 57 90 54 13 -

1,708 350 350 104 71 13 188 112 413 525 547 547 1,260 161 244 178 5 26 7 621 873 191 78 62

13 13 77 215 292 367 367 672 161 244 147 5 7 564 783 137 65 62 92

180

TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

1,139 1,703

245 302

1,384 2,005

UNDECIDED MAJORS TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

340 6675

65 2144

405 8819

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL Fall 2013 DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/COLLEGE Accounting Business Administration Economics Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Finance Management Marketing TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Education Guidance and Counseling Higher Education Educational Technology (deleted) Rehabilitation Counseling TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Child Care and Family Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Reading Social Science Education Special Education TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT English Mass Communications Speech Communications TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music Education TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice History Political Science Psychology TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Communicative Disorders Health Care Administration Public Health TOTAL, School of Health Sciences Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work Public Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Engineering Telecommunications Engineering TOTAL, School of Engineering Biology Chemistry Technology Education Mathematics Physics, Atmospheric Sciences and Gen. Sciences Science and Mathematics Teaching TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY UNDECIDED MAJORS TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

UNDERGRADUATE 279 322 24 79 48 124 70 946 1 1 878 260 41 37 1,216 386 386 1,603 112 217 46 375 122 133 255 475 63 103 262 903 1,533 86 250 336 373 373 10 10 719 176 248 132 36 2 594 819 128 103 77 62 1,189 1,783 318 6902

GRADUATE 34 80 114 214 67 76 57 414 317 99 15 19 450 864 36 37 73 16 16 76 23 13 38 150 239 37 216 253 199 199 129 66 195 647 37 39 76 13 58 129 3 38 8 249 325 43 2232

TOTAL 313 402 24 79 48 124 70 1,060 214 67 76 57 415 1195 359 15 41 56 1,666 386 386 2,467 148 254 46 448 122 149 271 551 86 116 300 1,053 1,772 123 250 216 589 572 572 129 66 10 205 1,366 176 248 169 36 39 2 670 832 186 232 80 100 8 1,438 2,108 361 9134

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL FALL 2014 DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/COLLEGE

UNDERGRADUATE

GRADUATE

TOTAL

273 405 63 197 938 891 263 29 31 1214 429 429 1643 99 216 57 372 142 137 279 61 99 249 460 869 1520 11 11 80 333 413 401 401 825 189 231 140 63 1 624 926 144 84 55 135 1344 1968 305 7199

35 85 120 237 82 135 454 317 93 12 422 876 37 32 69 15 15 24 9 42 54 129 213 164 71 235 40 216 256 224 224 715 33 46 79 48 62 16 5 130 261 340 45 2309

308 490 63 197 1058 237 82 135 454 1208 356 29 43 1636 429 429 2519 136 248 57 441 142 152 294 85 108 291 514 998 1733 164 71 11 246 120 216 333 669 625 625 1540 189 231 173 63 46 1 703 974 206 100 60 265 1605 2308 350 9508

Accounting Economics, Finance and General Business Entrepreneurship and Professional Development Management and Marketing TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Educational Foundations & Leadership Educational Technology Higher Education Community & Rehabilitation Counseling TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Elementary and Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education and Recreation Social and Cultural Studies Special Education TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT English and Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech Communications TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts History and Philosophy Political Science Psychology Sociology & Criminal Justice TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL Communicative Disorders Health Policy & Management Health Care Administration TOTAL, School of Health Sciences Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Engineering Telecommunications Engineering TOTAL, School of Engineering Biology Chemistry Mathematics Physics, Atmospheric Sciences & Gen-science Technology TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY UNDECIDED MAJORS TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL FALL 2015 DEPARTMENT / SCHOOL /COLLEGE Accounting

UNDERGRADUATE 296

GRADUATE 29

TOTAL 325

Economics, Finance and General Business

430

494

Entrepreneurship and Small Business

Management and Marketing

234

TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Educational Leadership

1046 -

93 263

1139 263

121 81

School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling Urban Higher Education TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership

465

Elementary and Early Childhood Education

848

308

1156

Health, Physical Education and Recreation

276

111

387

Social and Cultural Studies

Special Education

TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership

1167

425

1592

Professional Interdisciplinary Studies

387

School of Lifelong Learning

387

TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT English and Modern Foreign Languages

1554 112

890 25

2444 137

Mass Communications

233

267

Speech Communications

TOTAL, School of Communications Art

394 139

59 -

453 139

Music

163

180

TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts

302

319

Criminal Justice and Sociology

469

528

History and Philosophy

Political Science

Psychology

303

341

TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences

925

132

1057

TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

1621

208

1829

Social Work

428

256

684

TOTAL, School of Social Work

428

256

684

Public Policy & Administration

170

Urban & Regional Planning

TOTAL

241

255

TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE

442

497

939

Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering

207

Computer Science

167

197

Electrical & Computer Engineering

339

404

TOTAL, School of Engineering

713

808

Biology Chemistry and Biochemistry

992 157

51 60

1043 217

Mathematics and Statistics

103

Physics, Atmospheric Sciences & Geo-Sciences

Industrial Systems and Technology

130

138

268

TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY Communicative Disorders

1429 2142 90

266 361 41

1695 2503 131

Healthcare Administration

407

216

497 53 120 7475

257 21 2327

754 74 120 9802

Health & Policy and Management TOTAL, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Non-Degree Majors Undecided Majors TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

HOUSING & RESIDENCY

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT OF ON-CAMPUS STUDENTS Fall 2015 FEMALE DORMITORIES Campbell South McAllister/Whiteside Transitional Hall Tiger Pointe TOTAL University Pointe (male and female) TOTAL MALE DORMITORIES Alexander West Hall Campbell North John W. Dixon Tiger Plaza TOTAL GRAND TOTAL

Designed Capacity 222 490 448 130 1290 530 530 Designed Capacity 268 206 303 252 1029 2849 Total Enrollment 9802

Housed 218 457 447 123 1245 509 509 Housed 272 205 303 270 1050 2804 Total Housed 2804

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT BY RESIDENCY Fall 2015 Hinds 3908

Illinois 358

China 47

Madison 633

Tennessee 196

Ethiopia 38

Rankin 485

Georgia 193

India 36

Copiah 200

Louisiana 169

Warren 163

Top Five Counties

Alabama 109

Nigeria 24 Top Five States

Cameroon 11

Top Five Countrie s

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT OF MISSISSIPPI STUDENTS BY COUNTIES 5-YEAR TREND COUNTY Adams Alcorn Amite Attala Benton Bolivar Calhoun Carroll Chickasaw Choctaw Claiborne Clarke Clay Coahoma Copiah Covington Desoto Forrest Franklin George Greene Grenada Hancock Harrison Hinds Holmes Humphreys Issaquena Itawamba Jackson Jasper Jefferson Jefferson Davis Jones Kemper Lafayette Lamar Lauderdale Lawrence Leake Lee Leflore Lincoln Lowndes

Fall 2011

Fall 2012

Fall 2013

39 4 14 44 4 56 8 6 6 5 39 8 16 42 167 27 53 48 11 1 2 30 1 36 4004 147 32 1 2 86 32 20 32 20 9 6 12 53 19 60 17 83 50 12

45 7 13 54 5 70 7 6 7 7 37 5 17 43 189 30 61 46 14 32 4 43 3,934 162 44 1 4 56 34 30 26 28 13 12 4 53 27 70 24 84 58 22

58 5 10 57 2 66 7 3 8 7 35 6 15 48 186 23 55 45 13 2 25 1 47 3995 161 50 1 4 58 34 25 34 18 16 11 7 55 32 77 23 94 56 20

Fall 2014 73 5 12 54 3 69 5 9 11 6 44 8 23 70 198 22 56 41 12 2 21 3 41 4002 143 39 0 6 60 29 32 41 22 11 10 7 61 25 93 18 100 64 21

Fall 2015 77 5 9 42 4 81 6 12 10 9 40 9 22 70 200 17 68 40 11 2 15 3 58 3908 142 46 2 7 61 37 43 39 27 5 10 7 64 26 85 21 110 69 24

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT OF MISSISSIPPI STUDENTS BY COUNTIES (continued) 5-YEAR TREND COUNTY Madison Marion Marshall Monroe Montgomery Neshoba Newton Noxubee Oktibbeha Panola Pearl River Perry Pike Pontotoc Prentiss Quitman Rankin Scott Sharkey Simpson Smith Stone Sunflower Tallahatchie Tishomingo Tate Tippah Tunica Union Walthall Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wilkinson Winston Yalobusha Yazoo Unknown TOTAL

Fall 2011

Fall 2012

Fall 2013

685 21 13 4 10 12 26 17 12 20 5 5 84 4 1 23 473 82 14 75 11 8 36 22 1 4 1 21 1 23 175 96 12 2 25 18 6 131 -

579 19 13 6 10 33 24 21 16 21 9 1 80 6 1 14 461 72 13 72 9 17 42 17 2 22 2 16 154 105 5 2 25 24 9 118 -

639 26 12 13 12 34 29 15 20 20 7 1 97 3 1 15 474 71 19 78 6 12 36 16 5 2 28 3 14 162 121 9 2 16 22 6 115 2

7543

7465

7658

Fall 2014 652 23 13 6 9 33 28 15 15 26 6 2 95 3 1 15 487 71 18 93 9 10 48 16 7 2 28 3 10 143 140 10 2 21 17 10 131

Fall 2015 633 23 16 6 10 21 28 13 18 32 3 1 102 3 1 15 485 74 22 97 6 9 41 27 7 1 26 2 17 163 142 12 1 20 14 9 138

7790

7781

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS BY STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 5-YEAR TREND STATE Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota

Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico South Carolina Tennessee Texas Citizen Outside the US Utah Virginia Virgin Islands of US Washington Wisconsin Unknown

TOTAL

Fall 2011

Fall 2012

Fall 2013

Fall 2014

Fall 2015

70 11 39 38 3 1 46 127 244 25 2 5 8 115 9 1 79 10

75 14 29 34 2 3 1 42 128 224 18 3 2 5 133 7 63 12

88 12 29 43 6 1 1 41 145 1 243 24 1 3 1 141 12 61 11

92 11 40 53 8 2 1 3 54 153 1 278 29 1 6 6 164 17 1 61 5

109 10 67 65 13 1 3 51 193 3 1 358 50 5 10 5 169 22 1 72 5

7543

7,465

7658

7790

7781

44 4 3 4 4 29 9 2 1 4 136 86 6 2 28 -

39 4 4 4 10 17 9 3 6 4 149 94 1 6 24 -

41 4 10 2 5 7 16 10 3 4 10 153 96 4 2 1 24 -

58 2 8 12 5 11 21 16 3 3 5 10 170 93 7 3 1 34 -

77 2 6 9 7 16 22 15 2 2 6 9 196 99 1 10 8 3 29 -

1194

1174

1258

1449

1732

*The State of Mississippi is not calculated in the total.

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES 5-YEAR TREND COUNTRY Algeria Angola Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Austria Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belize Botswana Brazil Cambodia Cameroon Canada Chile China Colombia Congo Costa Rica Cote dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ivoire Cuba Czech Republic Democratic Republic Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Egypt Ethiopia France Gambia Germany Ghana Guadeloupe Greece Grenada Guam Guinea Guyana Haiti Herd & McDonald India Iran Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kenya Kyrgyzstan Laos

Fall 2011 2 1 1 5 7 5

Fall 2012 2 1 1 2 4 11 4

1 4 1 1 45 1 1 2 8 1 1 3 1 1 22 3 1 2 1 5 4 -

2 4 2 1 42 2 1 1 1 12 2 1 18 7 2 2 1 4 -

Fall 2013 1 1 6 10 4 1 7 5 5 1 28 4 1 1 1 31 1 1 1 2 1 25 7 1 1 3 6 -

Fall 2014 2 1 1 3 7 9 2 1 5 10 41 5 1 1 1 2 1 40 2 1 1 1 1 34 9 1 1 3 2 -

Fall 2015 2 1 1 3 9 6 4 3 11 9 47 7 1 1 1 1 2 1 38 1 1 4 1 1 3 36 8 1 3 2 -

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS BY FOREIGN COUNTRIES (continued) 5-YEAR TREND Liberia Malaysia Mexico Mongolia Morocco Namibia (Africa) Nepal Netherlands Nicaragua Nigeria Oman Pakistan Philippines Portugal Peru Puerto Rico Rhode Island Russia Rwanda Saudi Arabia Senegal Serbia & Montenegro Singapore Somalia South Africa Spain St. Lucia Saint Vincent & Grenadines Sudan Sweden Syria Taiwan Tajikistan Tanzania Thailand Tongo Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia Turkey Turkmenistan Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom Venezuela Vietnam Virgin Islands of the US Yugoslavia Yemen Zambia Zaire Zimbabwe Unknown Total

1 1 1 1 5 4 2 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 166

1 1 1 1 10 1 1 3 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 177

1 1 2 1 1 18 1 2 2 6 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 3 2 2 2 1 3 2 218

1 1 3 1 1 22 1 1 1 6 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 5 1 2 3 2 1 6 269

2 2 1 3 2 1 24 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 2 1 5 2 1 2 289

CREDIT HOUR PRODUCTION

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY CREDIT HOURS PRODUCTION BY COLLEGE DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL FALL 2011 DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/COLLEGE

Intermediate

Lower

Upper

Graduate

TOTAL

Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

651 1272 364 2287

1251 1197 576 2667 5691

285 63 423 771

2187 2532 940 3090 8749

Educational Foundations & Leadership Educational Technology

265 33

294 609

1602 -

2161 642

Higher Education

427

School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Elementary & Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Social & Cultural Special Education

747 -

191 489 1512 1849 1275 -

423 1326 1029 1778 645 543

1078 3107 987 537 3 399

1692 4922 4275 4164 1923 9428

TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

747 747

4636 5125

3995 5321

1926 5033

11304 16226

English & Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech Communications TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts

630 630 51 51

7805 361 1529 9695 1401 2834 4235

915 822 327 2064 408 418 826

253 172 425 73 73

9603 1355 1856 12814 1809 3376 5185

Criminal Justice & Sociology History and Philosophy Military Science

1324 4217 -

2088 1401 -

227 206 -

3639 5824 -

Political Science Psychology TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences

762 1833 8136

636 723 4848

76 357 866

1474 2913 13850

TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

681

22066

7738

1364

31849

Professional Interdisciplinary Studies

222

2018

1149

3389

TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIFELONG LEARNING

222

2018

1149

3389

3 53

674 468

677 521

Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies

TOTAL, School of Policy & Planning Communicative Disorders Health Policy & Management TOTAL, School of Health Sciences Social Work

18 186 186 1065

56 429 1017 1446 1120

1142 376 1447 1823 1356

1216 991 2464 3455 3541

TOTAL, School of Social Work TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE

1065 1269

1120 2622

1356 4321

3541 8212

General Engineering

Civil Engineering

342

385

110

837

Computer Engineering

319

439

103

861

Computer Science

1717

381

102

2200

Telecommunication Engineering Engineering Program TOTAL, School of Engineering Aerospace Studies Biology Chemistry Mathematics

936

2378 3770 1840 4216

1205 1021 453.5 651

315 416.5 531 180

3898 5207.5 2824.5 5983

Physics, Atmospheric Sciences & Geo Sciences Technology TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

936 936

1951 284 12061 14439

364.5 449 2939 4144

27 541 1695.5 2010.5

2342.5 1274 17631.5 21529.5

2586

47204

26665

13499

89955

University College TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY CREDIT HOURS PRODUCTION BY COLLEGE DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL FALL 2012

DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/COLLEGE Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing

Intermediate 33 ‐ ‐ ‐

TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Educational Leadership Educational Technology Urban Higher Education School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling

33 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐

TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Elementary & Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Social & Cultural Studies Special Education

501 ‐ ‐ ‐

TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT English & Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech Communications

501 183 183 684 453 ‐ ‐

TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music

453 ‐ 44

TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History and Philosophy Political Science Psychology

44 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ 0 497 ‐ ‐

TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL, School of Policy & Planning Communicative Disorders Health Policy & Management

‐ ‐

TOTAL, School of Public Health Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Telecommunication Engineering Graduate Engineering Program

‐

‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐

Lower 684 1182 315 ‐ 2181 536 ‐ ‐ 66 602 1503 1951 1086 ‐ 4540 1434 1434 6576 7876

Up 10 per 02 10 71 897 18 45 48 15 324 486 ‐ 294 11 04 741

222 1551 9649 1161

630 336

2140 3301 1037 3694 780 1242 6753 19703 ‐

1499 ‐ 444 1056 2999

2359 486 444 1416 4705

1277 651 15 621 84 666 36 12 39 12 39 59 55 738

17 495 04 401 896 18 69 14 816 13 604 47 73 02 ‐ 02 33

2679 2204 ‐ 0 5203 304 180 ‐ 484 ‐ 66 66 302 167 97 407 973 1523 580 368

948 363

378 14 1 68 0 16 16 9 21 3 21 0 1‐ 4032 7182 309 ‐

1425 1788 1470 1470 4206 ‐ 118 90 178 ‐

14 30 10 385 81 846 415 628 33 47 55 85 ‐ ‐ ‐ 0

386 298 553 180 54 627 1712 2098 ‐ ‐ ‐ 0

25979

14132

‐ ‐ 723 ‐ ‐

TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY University College Aerospace Studies Military Science TOTAL, OTHERS

723 723 ‐ ‐ ‐ 0

2588 3362 1619 3797 2263 206 11247 13835 195 ‐ ‐ 195

1937

43599

TOTAL 1959 2517 1212 2443 8131

27 27 140 ‐ 140 942 942 1109 ‐ 324 350 1914 ‐

TOTAL, School of Engineering Biology Chemistry Mathematics Physics, Atmospherics Sciences & General Sciences Technology

TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

Graduate 240 264 ‐ 598 1102

4022 4186 1716 933 10857 2856 2856 18418 9371 1032 1887 12290 1656 2651 4307 3208 5274 1693 2253 12428 29025 580 401 27 1008 881 2515 3396 4033 4033 8437 0 845 1158 2401 0 0 4404 4741 2557 5546 2732 1461 17037 21441 195 0 0 195 85647

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY CREDIT HOURS PRODUCTION BY COLLEGE DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL Fall 2013 Department/School/College

Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing TOTAL, College of Business Educational Foundations & Leadership Educational Technology Urban Higher Education School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Elementary and Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Social & Cultural Studies Special Education TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL, College of Education & Human Development English & Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History & Philosophy Political Science Psychology Military Science TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, College of Liberal Arts Communicative Disorders Health Care Administration Public Health Science TOTAL, School of Health Sciences Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL TOTAL, College of Public Service Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical and Computer Engineering Telecommunications Engineering Program Graduate Engineering Program TOTAL, School of Engineering Aerospace Studies Biology Chemistry Mathematics and Statistical Sciences Physics, Atmospheric & Geosciences Technology TOTAL, School of Sciences & Technology TOTAL, College of Science, Engineering & Technology University College TOTAL, University

Developmental

Lower -

0 0 0 0 0 108 108 0 108 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2388 2496

678 1239 297 2214 1377 2205 1203 4785 297 297 5082 8703 210 1971 10884 1323 2411 3734 957 4335 807 1836 151 8086 22704 156 156 807 807 33 33 996 243 1514 435 131 2323 43 4342 1819 4000 1629.5 131 11964.5 14287.5 2905 48189

Upper

Graduate

975 1161 624 2454 5214 90 522 303 915 1176 1320 453 564 3513 1101 1101 5529 576 603 381 1560 474 350.5 824.5 2856 1776 423 639 120 5814 8198.5 423 1342 1765 1931 1931 43 43 3739 580

189 147 381 717 1057 1112 2169 1048 585 210 1843 4012 321 185 506 108 108 402 174 67 0 643 1257 422

324 715 189 1808 12 985 376 657 413.5 503 2946.5 4754.5 504 27939

222 189 594 228 57 84 3 649 1021 1615 3 11166

1019 1441 1585 1585 404 132 0 536 3562 183

Doctoral

39 48 99 186 705 489 1194 201 201 1395 0 0 328 328 328 460 460 202 202 279 258 0 537 1199 0 144.5 574 718.5 718.5 3827

Total

1881 2595 921 2934 8331 1852 522 489 1415 4278 3802 4110 1656 774 10342 1398 1398 16018 9600 998 2352 12950 1797 2977.5 4774.5 4215 6285 1297 2803 271 14871 32595.5 1001 1342 1479 3822 4525 4525 683 433 33 1149 9496 0 1006 0 2060 1339 320 0 4725 55 5699.5 2826 4741 2046 1283 16650.5 21375.5 5800 93616

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY CREDIT HOURS PRODUCTION BY COLLEGE DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL Fall 2014 Department/School/College Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing TOTAL, College of Business Educational Technology Educational Foundation & Leadership School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling Urban Higher Education TOTAL , School of Administrative Leadership Elementary and Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Special Education Social & Cultural Studies TOTAL , School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL , School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL , College of Education & Human Development English & Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech & Theatre TOTAL , School of Communications Art Music TOTAL , School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History & Philosophy Military Science Political Science Psychology TOTAL , School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL , College of Liberal Arts Communicative Disorders Health Care Administration Public Health Science Total, School of Health Sciences Social Work Total, School of Social Work Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL TOTAL , College of Public Service Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science General Engineering Telecommunication Engineering Graduate Engineering Program TOTAL , School of Engineering Aerospace Studies Biology Chemistry Mathematics and Statistical Science Physics, Atmospheric & Geosciences Technology TOTAL , School of Sciences & Technology TOTAL , College of Science, Engineering & Technology University College TOTAL , University

Developmental

Intermediate 0 -

0 -

0 0 0

Lower

Upper

Graduate

Doctoral

Total

2247 -

915 1257 591 2490 5253 441 72 201

222 99 0 348 669 0 1161 1234

27 24 0 65 116 0 885 0

1836 2700 846 2903 8285 441 2118 1435

0 0 0

0 1596 2624 1164 5384 930 930 6314

0 714 918 1389 546 507 3360 891 891 4965

0 2395 819 619 120 0 1558 0 3953

521 1406 168 0 0 168 0 1574

521 4515 3501 4632 666 1671 10470 1821 1821 16806

0 0 0

8493 204 2175 10872 1368 2391.5 3759.5 1233 4236 156 867 1992 8484

585 669 357 1611 516 233 749 2514 1593 112 366 526 5111

266 109 0 375 0 108 108 287 226 0 52 3 568

0 0 0 0 0 0 344 344

9344 982 2532 12858 1884 2732.5 4616.5 4034 6055 268 1285 2865 14507

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

23115.5 138 0 0 138 1275 1275 0 66 66 1479 254 0 1330 432 143

7471 348 1689 0 2037 1632 1632 0 63 0 63 3732 700 539 366 0 128

1051 381 0 692 1073 1824 1824 482 180 0 662 3559 221 186 333 0 0

2159 44 4485 2017 4056 1801.5 162 12565.5 14724.5

1733 16 1233 322 564 298.5 441 2874.5 4607.5

740 0 242 56 111 9 729 1147 1887

344 0 0 404 404 143 143 420 239 0 659 1206 0 0 177.5 546.5 0 0 0 724 724

31981.5 867 1689 1096 3652 4874 4874 902 482 66 1450 9976 1175 725 2029 432 271 0 4632 60 6137.5 2941.5 4731 2109 1332 17311 21943

2421 2421

717 717

2482 50362

471 26500

11119

3964

6091 95083

672 1320 255

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY CREDIT HOURS PRODUCTION BY COLLEGE DEPARTMENT AND LEVEL Fall 2015 Department/College Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing TOTAL, College of Business Educational Technology Educational Foundation & Leadership School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling Urban Higher Education TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Elementary and Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Social & Cultural Studies Special Education TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL, College of Education & Human Development English & Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech & Theatre TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History & Philosophy Military Science Political Science Psychology TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, College of Liberal Arts Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning TOTAL Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work TOTAL, College of Public Service Civil and Environmental Engineering Computer Science Electrical & Computer Engineering TOTAL, School of Engineering Aerospace Science Biology Chemistry Mathematics and Statistical Science Physics, Atmospheric & Geosciences Technology TOTAL, School of Sciences & Technology TOTAL, College of Sciences, Engineering & Technology Behavioral & Environmental Health Communicative Disorders Epidemiology & Biostatistics Health Policy & Management Health Care Administration Public Health Science TOTAL, School of Public Health University College TOTAL, University

Intermediate 0 2889 2,889

Lower 768 1644 803 0 3215 0 0 0 0 0 1362 2677 1383 0 5422 636 636 6058 8169 273 1899 10341 1443 2376.5 3819.5 1074 4302 123 867 2043 8409 22569.5 0 75 75 1194 1194 1269 260 1831 499 2590 84 4773 2324 4574 1995.5 411 14161.5 16751.5 0 153 0 0 0 0 153 1992 52,008

Upper 834 1146 615 2163 4758 408 213 273 0 894 1125 1331 507 480 3443 801 801 5138 573 798 375 1746 585 336.5 921.5 2154 1773 172 363 712 5174 7841.5 0 94 94 1895 1895 1989 746 258 676 1680 28 1231 432.5 570 306.5 504 3072 4752 0 504 0 0 1951 0 2455 525 27,458

Graduate 153 84 0 252 489 0 1136 1120 0 2256 1039 640 0 111 1790 0 0 4046 217 108 0 325 0 95 95 293 143 0 30 3 469 889 490 133 623 2276 2276 2899 201 307 141 649 0 206 94 138 0 651 1089 1738 195 409 129 182 0 237 1152 0 11,213

Doctoral 33 39 0 65 137 0 907 0 381 1288 136 0 0 0 136 0 0 1424 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 315 315 315 401 231 632 129 129 761 16 0 0 16 0 109.5 277 0 0 0 386.5 402.5 15 0 184 21 0 139 359 0 3,398

TOTAL 1788 2913 1418 2480 8599 408 2256 1393 381 4438 3662 4648 1890 591 10791 1437 1437 16666 8959 1179 2274 12412 2028 2808 4836 3521 6218 295 1260 3073 14367 31615 891 533 1424 5494 5494 6918 1223 2396 1316 4935 112 6319.5 3127.5 5282 2302 1566 18709 23644 210 1066 313 203 1951 376 4119 5406 96,967

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY Credit Hours Production By College and Department 5-Year Trend DEPARTMENT/SCHOOL/COLLEGE Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Educational Technology Educational Foundations & Leadership School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling Urban Higher Education TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Elementary & Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Social & Cultural Special Education TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, (College) School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT English & Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech Communication TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History and Philosophy Political Science Psychology Military Science TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning & Urban Studies TOTAL, School of Policy & Planning Communicative Disorders Healthcare Administration Public Health Sciences TOTAL, School of Health Sciences Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE General Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Telecommunications Engineering TOTAL, School of Engineering Aerospace Studies Biology Chemistry Mathematics and Statistical Sciences Physics, Atmospheric Sciences & Geosciences Technology TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY Behavior & Environmental Health Communicative Disorders Epidemiology and Biostatistics Health Policy and Management Healthcare Administration Public Health Sciences TOTAL, School of Public Health Initiative University College TOTAL, UNIVERSITY

The School of Public Health Initiative was established in Fall 2015. **

2011 2187 2532 940 3090 8749 2161 642 427 1692 4922 4275 4164 1923 9428 11304 3389 3389 19615 9603 1355 1856 12814 1809 3376 5185 3639 5824 1474 0 13850 31849.0 677 539 1216 991

2012 1959 2517 1212 2443 8131 2359 486 444 1416 4705 4022 4186 1716 933 10857 2856 2856 18418 9371 1032 1887 12290 1656 2651 4307 3208 5274 1693 0 12428 29025 580 428 1008 881

3396 4033 4033 8437 845 1158 2401 4404 4741 2557 5546 2732 1461 17037 21441 195

2013 1881 2595 921 2934 8331 1852 522 489 1415 4278 3802 4110 1656 774 10342 16018 9600 998 2352 12950 1797 2977.5 4774.5 4215 6285 1297 2803 271 14871 32596 683 466 -1001 1342 1479 4971 4525 4525 9496 0 1006 0 2060 1339 320 4725 55 5699.5 2826 4741 2046 1283 16650.5 21376 5800

2014 1836 2700 846 2903 8285 441 2118 1435 521 4515 3501 4632 1671 666 10470 1821 1821 16806 9344 982 2532 12858 1884 2732.5 4616.5 4034 6055 1285 2865 268 14507 31982 902 548 -867 1689 1096 3652 4874 4874 9976 1175 725 2029 271 4632 60 6137.5 2941.5 4731 2109 1332 17311 21943 6091

3455 3541 3541 8212 837 861 2200 3898 5207.5 2824.5 5983 2342.5 1274 17631.5 21529.5 -

89955

2015 1788 2913 1418 2480 8599 408 2256 1393 381 4438 3662 4648 1890 591 10791 1437 1437 16666 8959 1179 2274 12412 2028 2808 4836 3521 6218 295 1260 3073 14367 31615 891 533 1424 5494 5494 6918 1223 2396 1316 4935 112 6319.5 3127.5 5282 2302 1566 18709 23644 210 1066 313 203 1951 376 4119 5406

85647

93616

95083

96967

DEGREE PROGRAMS

PROGRAMS BY JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY FALL 2015 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

BBA

Accounting

Art

MPA

Accounting

PhD

Clinical Psychology

BBA

Business Administration

Criminal Justice and Correctional Services

MBA

Business Administration

Criminology and Justice Services

PhD

Business Administration

English

BBA

Economics

English

BBA

Entrepreneurship

MAT

English

BBA

Finance

Foreign Languages

BBA

Management

History

BBA

Marketing

History

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

History

Communicative Disorders

MMEd

Music Education

Communicative Disorders

BMEd

Music Education

Health Care Administration

Performance

DPH

Public Health

Political Science

MPH

Public Health

Political Science

Psychology

Mass Communications

Sociology

Mass Communications

Sociology

COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE

Speech

PhD

Public Administration

Speech

MPPA

Public Policy and Administration

PhD

Social Work

BSW

Social Work

MSW

Social Work

Urban and Regional Planning

PhD

Urban and Regional Planning

Urban Studies

PROGRAMS BY JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY FALL 2015 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND TECHNOLOGY

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

Biology

Child Care and Family Education

Biology

EdD

Early Childhood Education

Biomedical Engineering

MSEd

Early Childhood Education K-3

Biotechnology

EdS

Education

PhD

Chemistry

PhD

Educational Administration & Supervision

Chemistry

Educational Administration & Supervision

Chemistry

BSEd

Elementary Education

Civil Engineering

MSEd

Elementary Education

Data Enabled Science/Engineering Computational and Data Enabled Science/Engineering

MSEd

School Counseling

Clinical Mental Health

Health, Physical Education and Recreation

PhD BS

Computer Engineering

MSEd

Health, Physical Education and Recreation

Computer Science

EdS

Reading

Computer Science

MSEd

Reading

Earth System Science

Rehabilitation Counseling

Electrical Engineering

MSEd.

Secondary Education

Engineering

BSEd

Social Science Education

PhD

Engineering

MSEd.

Special Education

Environmental Science

Special Education

PhD

Environmental Science

Sport Science

Hazardous Materials Management

MAT

Teaching (Alternate Route)

Industrial Technology

PhD

Urban Higher Education

Mathematics

Professional Interdisciplinary Studies

Mathematics

BSEd

Mathematics Education

Meteorology

Physics

MST

Science and Mathematics Teaching

Statistics

MSEd

Technology Education

Degree Level Programs â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 46 Bachelors, 37 Masters, 2 Specialists, and 13 Doctorates. DEGREE PROGRAMS -Degree programs are offered at JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY to meet the needs of a diverse student population and a constantly changing society. The current degree roster is provided.

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DEGREES CONFERRED BY DEGREE, LEVEL AND PROGRAM August 2010 - May 2011 PROGRAM / LEVEL Accounting Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Child Care and Family Education Civil Engineering Clinical Psychology Communicative Disorders Computer Engineering Computer Science Criminal Justice and Correctional Services Early Childhood Education Economics Education Educational Administration and Supervision Educational Technology Elementary Education Engineering English Entrepreneurship Environmental Science Finance Foreign Languages Guidance and Counseling Hazardous Materials Management Healthcare Administration Health, Physical Education & Recreation Higher Education Administration History Industrial Technology Management Marketing Mass Communications Mathematics Mathematics Education Meteorology Music Education Performance Physics Political Science Professional Interdisciplinary Studies Psychology Public Administration Public Health Public Policy and Administration Reading Rehabilitation Services Science Education Secondary Education Social Science Education Social Work Sociology Special Education Speech Sport Science Teacher Education Technology Education Telecommunications Engineering Urban and Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL, Degrees Conferred

BACHELORS

45 14 94 42 16 66 8 13 17 13 65 4 3 38 26 18 22 3 25 26 9 27 49 22 40 9 3 2 5 3 27 125 56 3 46 26 8 12 3 1033

MASTERS 10 7 17 5 25 6 6 26 6 15 13 11 1 16 8 16 2 4 2 1 4 6 25 7 3 17 4 12 43 7 19 3 13 12 6 378

SPECIALIST

36 2 38

DOCTORAL

4 4 1 9 5 5 15 5 1 3 52

TOTAL 55 14 101 63 25 66 8 1 38 17 19 71 35 4 36 11 3 53 13 37 18 6 22 3 16 8 25 42 15 11 27 49 22 44 11 1 3 6 5 3 33 125 56 5 26 7 3 17 4 14 3 92 33 27 12 3 13 12 6 3 1501

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DEGREES CONFERRED BY DEGREE, LEVEL AND PROGRAM August 2011 - May 2012

PROGRAM / LEVEL Accounting Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Child Care and Family Education Civil Engineering Clinical Psychology Communicative Disorders Computer Engineering Computer Science Criminal Justice and Correctional Services Early Childhood Education Economics Education Educational Administration and Supervision Educational Technology Elementary Education Engineering English Entrepreneurship Environmental Science Finance Foreign Languages Guidance and Counseling Hazardous Materials Management Healthcare Administration Health, Physical Education & Recreation Higher Education Administration History Industrial Technology Management Marketing Mass Communications Mathematics Mathematics Education Meteorology Music Education Performance Physics Political Science Professional Interdisciplinary Studies Psychology Public Administration Public Health Public Policy and Administration Reading Rehabilitation Services Science Education Secondary Education Social Science Education Social Work Sociology Special Education Speech Sport Science Teacher Education Technology Education Telecommunications Engineering Urban and Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL, Degrees Conferred

BACHELORS

74 13 97 43 19 58 17 13 18 13 58 8 1 27 24 9 16 4 30 44 7 27 45 16 47 6 3 3 3 5 3 19 140 56 3 48 21 11 11 1 3 1064

MASTERS 11 9 10 3 19 7 7 32 18 9 11 10 1 16 4 19 3 3 1 1 3 5 34 9 6 19 5 1 53 9 15 7 17 10 412

SPECIALIST

23 23

DOCTORAL

6 5 4 8 11 4 16 3 1 1 2 60

TOTAL 85 13 106 59 27 58 17 4 32 18 20 65 40 8 23 29 1 36 11 34 9 5 16 4 16 4 30 63 16 10 27 45 16 50 7 4 3 6 5 3 24 140 56 3 34 9 6 19 5 1 3 102 30 26 11 7 17 1 12 3 1559

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DEGREES CONFERRED BY DEGREE, LEVEL AND PROGRAM AUGUST 2012 - MAY 2013 PROGRAM / LEVEL Accounting Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Child Care and Family Education Civil Engineering Clinical Psychology Communicative Disorders Computer Engineering Computer Science Criminal Justice and Correctional Services Early Childhood Education Economics Education Educational Administration and Supervision Elementary Education Engineering English Entrepreneurship Environmental Science Finance Foreign Languages Guidance and Counseling Hazardous Materials Management Health Care Administration Health, Physical Education and Recreation Higher Education Administration History Industrial Technology Management Marketing Mass Communications Mathematics Mathematics Education Meteorology Music Education Performance Physics Political Science Professional Interdisciplinary Studies Psychology Public Administration Public Health Public Policy and Administration Reading Rehabilitation Counseling Science and Mathematics Teaching Secondary Education Social Science Education Social Work Sociology Special Education Speech Sport Science Teaching (Alternate Route) Technology Education Urban and Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL, Degrees Conferred

BACHELORS 48 16 74 40 16 53 14 0 15 20 11 66 0 1 0 0 36 0 23 15 0 8 2 0 0 42 28 0 6 20 32 17 28 7 4 4 7 5 1 34 128 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 54 17 5 9 0 0 0 0 2 946

MASTERS 23 0 6 31 5 0 0 0 14 0 12 4 49 0 0 21 4 7 6 0 1 0 0 10 4 0 15 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 10 0 0 0 44 15 2 15 2 4 0 56 6 14 0 9 22 17 9 0 446

SPECIALIST

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19

DOCTORAL 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 74

TOTAL

71 16 80 73 27 53 14 9 29 20 23 70 52 1 19 38 40 7 29 15 9 8 2 10 4 42 43 23 9 20 32 17 30 7 4 4 11 5 1 44 128 32 3 46 15 2 15 2 4 6 111 23 19 9 9 22 17 9 2 1485

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DEGREES CONFERRED BY DEGREE, LEVEL AND PROGRAM August 2013 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; May 2014 PROGRAM / LEVEL Accounting Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Child Care and Family Education Civil Engineering Clinical Psychology Communicative Disorders Computer Engineering Computer Science Criminal Justice and Correctional Services Early Childhood Education Earth System Science Economics Education Educational Administration Educational Technology Electrical Engineering Elementary Education Engineering English Entrepreneurship Environmental Science Finance Foreign Languages Guidance and Counseling Hazardous Materials Management Healthcare Administration Health, Physical Education and Recreation Higher Education Administration History Industrial Technology Management Marketing Mass Communications Mathematics Mathematics Education Meteorology Music Education Performance Physics Political Science Professional Interdisciplinary Studies Psychology Public Administration Public Health Public Policy and Administration Reading Rehabilitation Counseling Science and Mathematics Teaching Secondary Education Social Science Education Social Work Sociology Special Education Speech Sport Science Teaching (Alternate Route) Technology Education Urban and Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL, Degrees Conferred

BACHELORS 45 19 88 30 19 129 18 0 14 34 20 72 0 6 3 0 0 1 2 36 0 15 17 0 10 1 0 0 48 32 0 10 30 21 8 33 3 1 4 6 5 5 20 101 59 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 77 25 4 9 0 0 0 0 1 1093

MASTERS 14 0 4 23 7 0 0 0 12 0 17 4 38 0 0 0 7 0 0 2 15 4 0 2 0 0 14 16 0 12 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 0 0 0 39 15 1 11 5 2 0 64 10 8 0 18 18 22 8 0 424

SPECIALIST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17

DOCTORAL 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 71

TOTAL 59 19 92 57 28 129 18 6 26 34 37 76 46 6 3 17 27 1 2 38 15 19 17 10 10 1 14 16 48 44 11 14 30 21 8 34 3 1 4 8 5 5 25 101 59 1 41 15 1 11 5 2 12 143 35 12 9 18 18 22 15 1 1605

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DEGREES CONFERRED BY DEGREE, LEVEL AND PROGRAM AUGUST 2014 - MAY 2015 PROGRAM / LEVEL Accounting Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Child Care and Family Education Civil Engineering Clinical Mental Health Clinical Psychology Communicative Disorders Computer Engineering Computer Science Criminal Justice and Correctional Services Criminology and Justice Service Early Childhood Education Earth System Science Economics Education Educational Administration and Supervision Electrical Engineering Elementary Education Engineering English Entrepreneurship Environmental Science Finance Hazardous Materials Management Health Care Administration Health, Physical Education and Recreation Higher Education Administration History Industrial Technology Management Marketing Mass Communications Mathematics Meteorology Music Education Performance Physics Political Science Professional Interdisciplinary Studies Psychology Public Administration Public Health Public Policy and Administration Reading Rehabilitation Counseling School Counseling Science and Mathematics Teaching Social Science Education Social Work Sociology Special Education Speech Sport Science Teaching Technology Education Urban and Regional Planning Urban Studies TOTAL, Degrees Conferred

BACHELORS 47 18 66 31 15 92 23 0 0 9 26 10 73 0 0 2 3 0 0 4 21 0 22 8 0 16 0 40 42 0 9 29 25 9 28 15 1 2 3 6 14 112 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 80 19 9 11 0 0 0 0 3 989

MASTERS 19 0 1 26 6 0 0 9 0 16 0 14 0 10 37 0 0 0 6 0 2 15 8 0 3 0 15 0 12 0 8 0 0 0 3 3 0 8 0 0 2 0 0 0 30 9 4 20 4 1 0 64 6 7 0 15 14 23 4 0 424

SPECIALIST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19

DOCTORAL 0 0 0 2 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 80

TOTAL

NOTE: Guidance and Counseling, MS was changed to Clinical and Mental Health on 10/2011. Guidance and Counseling, MSED was changed to School Counseling on 10/2011.

66 18 67 59 29 92 23 9 2 25 26 24 73 10 50 2 3 19 18 4 23 15 30 8 7 16 15 40 54 25 17 29 25 9 31 18 1 10 3 6 16 112 37 5 34 9 4 20 4 1 9 147 25 16 11 15 14 23 6 3 1512

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY TOTAL DEGREES CONFERRED BY LEVEL 5-YEAR TREND LEVEL

2010-11

Bachelors

1,033

1,064

Masters

378

Specialist Doctorate TOTAL

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

946

1093

989

412

446

424

1501

1559

1485

1605

1512

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY TOTAL DEGREES CONFERRED BY COLLEGE 5-YEAR TREND COLLEGE

2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

Business

233

238

217

175

186

Education & Human Development

357

361

355

401

484

Liberal Arts

327

312

289

310

283

Lifelong Learning

125

140

128

101

Science, Engineering & Technology

257

283

239

328

290

Public Service

202

225

257

290

269

TOTAL

1501

1559

1485

1605

1512

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY DEGREES CONFERRED BY DEGREE, LEVEL AND PROGRAM 5 - YEAR TREND PROGRAM / LEVEL

Accounting Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry Child Care and Family Education Civil Engineering Clinical and Mental Health Clinical Psychology Communicative Disorders Computer Engineering Computer Science Criminal Justice and Correctional Services Early Childhood Education Earth System Science Economics Education Educational Administration and Supervision Educational Technology Electrical Engineering Elementary Education Engineering English Entrepreneurship Environmental Science Finance Foreign Languages Guidance and Counseling Hazardous Materials Management Healthcare Administration Health, Physical Education & Recreation Higher Education Administration History Industrial Technology Management Marketing Mass Communications Mathematics Mathematics Education Meteorology Music Education Performance Physics Political Science Professional Interdisciplinary Studies Psychology Public Administration Public Health Public Policy and Administration Reading Rehabilitation Services School Counseling Science and Mathematics Teaching Secondary Education Social Science Education Social Work Sociology Special Education Speech Sport Science Teacher Education Technology Education Telecommunications Engineering Urban and Regional Planning Urban Studies

GRAND TOTAL

2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

1501

1559

1485

1605

1512

55 14 101 63 25 66 8 1 38 17 19 71 35 4 36 11 3 53 13 37 18 6 22 3 16 8 25 42 15 11 27 49 22 44 11 1 3 6 5 3 33 125 56 5 26 7 3 17 4 14 3 92 33 27 12 3 13 12 6 3

85 13 106 59 27 58 17 4 32 18 20 65 40 8 23 29 1 36 11 34 9 5 16 4 16 4 30 63 16 10 27 45 16 50 7 4 3 6 5 3 24 140 56 3 34 9 6 19 5 1 3 102 30 26 11 7 17 25 1 12 3

71 16 80 73 27 53 14 9 29 20 23 70 52 1 19 38 40 7 29 15 9 8 2 10 4 42 43 23 9 20 32 17 30 7 4 4 11 5 1 44 128 32 3 46 15 2 15 2 4 6 111 23 19 9 9 22 17 0 9 2

59 19 92 57 28 129 18 6 26 34 37 76 46 6 3 16 28 1 2 38 15 19 17 10 10 1 14 16 48 44 11 14 30 21 8 34 3 1 4 8 5 5 25 101 59 1 41 15 1 11 -5 2 12 143 35 12 9 18 18 22 15 1

66 18 67 59 29 92 23 9 2 25 26 24 83 50 2 3 19 18 4 23 15 30 8 7 16 0 0 15 40 54 25 17 29 25 9 31 18 1 10 3 6 16 112 37 5 34 9 4 20 4 1 9 147 25 16 11 15 14 23 6 3

EMPLOYEES

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES BY JOB CATEGORY 5 - YEAR TREND 2011 Exec, Admin, Managerial Faculty Other Professional Technical and Paraprofessionals Clerical and Secretarial Skilled Crafts Service Maintenance Student Instruction/ Research Assistants TOTAL

2012

2013

2014

2015

Men 20

Women 15

Total 35

Men 15

Women 18

Total 33

Men 18

Women 10

Total 28

Men 13

Women 7

Total 20

Men 11

Women 10

Total 21

268 237

250 350

518 587

279 221

257 323

536 544

284 214

257 290

541 504

292 215

285 319

577 534

308 200

300 325

608 525

177

191

167

184

151

161

145

153

149

156

27 75

27 99

26 85

26 111

25 87

25 108

25 95

25 121

24 98

24 129

157

177

160

671

835

1506

672

809

1481

722

839

1561

761

885

1646

745

917

1662

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES BY ETHNICITY FALL 2015 Exec, Admin, Managerial Faculty Other Professional/Support Services Technical and Paraprofessionals Clerical and Secretary Skilled Crafts Service Maintenance Graduate Assistant TOTAL

White

African American

Hispanic

Asian

American Indian

Multi-Racial

Total

1 141 56 3 5 1 2 42 251

19 411 458 35 151 23 126 113 1336

1 6 4 1 4 16

48 7 1 56

1 1

1 1 2

21 608 525 39 156 24 129 160 1662

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY BY ACADEMIC RANK 5 – YEAR TREND YEAR

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

81 82 81 81 86

107 105 104 119 110

124 128 128 117 111

RANK Instructor

65 70 69 67 78

Lecturer

1 4 4 5 1

Other Academic Rank 0 1

TOTAL 378 389 386 389 387

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY BY TENURE STATUS 5 – YEAR TREND Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

TENURED Number 173 176 175 186 186

Percent 45.70% 45.20% 45.33% 46.53% 48.06%

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

TENURE TRACK Number Percent 85 22.50% 83 21.40% 77 19.94% 67 17.22% 68 17.57%

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

NON-TENURED Number Percent 120 31.80% 130 33.40% 134 34.71% 136 34.96% 133 34.37%

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY FULL-TIME INSTUCTIONAL FACULTY BY COLLEGE, SCHOOL AND DEPARTMENT 5 -YEAR TREND COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT Accounting Economics, Finance & General Business Entrepreneurship & Professional Development Management & Marketing TOTAL, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Educational Foundation & Leadership Educational Technology School, Community & Rehabilitation Counseling Urban Higher Education TOTAL, School of Administrative Leadership Elementary & Early Childhood Education Health, Physical Education & Recreation Social and Cultural Special Education Sports Science TOTAL, School of Instructional Leadership Professional Interdisciplinary Studies TOTAL, School of Lifelong Learning TOTAL, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT English & Modern Foreign Languages Mass Communications Speech Communication TOTAL, School of Communications Art Music TOTAL, School of Fine and Performing Arts Criminal Justice & Sociology History and Philosophy Political Science Psychology TOTAL, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences TOTAL, COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Public Policy & Administration Urban & Regional Planning& Urban Studies TOTAL, School of Policy & Planning Social Work TOTAL, School of Social Work TOTAL, COLLEGE OF PUBLIC SERVICE Civil Engineering Electrical/Computer Engineering Computer Science Telecommunication Engineering TOTAL, School of Engineering Biology Chemistry and Biochemistry Industrial Systems and Technology Mathematics and Statistics Physics, Atmospherics Sciences & Geo-Sciences Science and Mathematics Teaching TOTAL, School of Science & Technology TOTAL, COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY Communicative Disorders Healthcare Administration Health Policy & Management TOTAL, School of Public Health Human Development and Family Studies TOTAL, University College

UNIVERSITY TOTAL

Fall 2011

Fall 2012

Fall 2013

Fall 2014

Fall 2015

60 32 7 8 47 8 17 25 16 7 9 11

64 35 9 9 53 8 18 26 12 16 7 9

66 40 6 9 55 8 16 24 12 15 8 9

61 30 6 9 45 8 15 23 11 14 8 12

63 30 6 9 45 8 15 23 11 12 8 12

43 115 7 6 13 14 14 48 6 9 12 27 24 20 8 21 14 87

44 123 6 5 11 15 15 47 7 8 13 28 25 18 8 20 15 86

44 123 7 6 13 15 15 28 8 9 13 30 20 17 7 19 18 2 83

45 113 6 7 13 18 18 54 8 8 14 30 22 17 8 18 15 80

43 111 8 6 14 20 20 34 9 7 13 29 24 17 8 15 14 78

114 5 16 21 -

113 5 5 10 33 -

110 5 8 10 23 15

107 5 6 10 21 14 14

378

389

386

389

387

10 16 6 5 37 10 2 9 2 23 17 12 4 4 37 4 4

10 15 6 6 37 12 2 10 3 27 17 12 4 4 37 -

*The College of Lifelong Learning is now the School of Lifelong Learning since Spring, 2013.

9 11 6 10 36 12 2 11 4 29 14 13 2 4 33 4 4

9 11 6 10 36 13 2 9 5 29 10 12 2 4 28 4 4

9 12 6 10 37 14 2 10 4 30 11 12 2 4 29 4 4

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY FULL-TIME TEACHING FACULTY BY ACADEMIC RANK AND TENURE 5 - YEAR TREND 2011-12

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Tenured Tenure Track Non-Tenured Total

68 2 11 81

87 13 7 107

18 70 36 124

65 65

1 1

2012-13

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Tenured Tenure Track Non-Tenured Total

72 1 9 82

86 12 7 105

18 70 40 128

70 70

4 4

2013-14

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Tenured Tenure Track Non-Tenured Total

66 3 7 76

79 12 5 96

24 60 39 123

3 1 71 75

3 1 12 16

2014-15

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Tenured Tenure Track Non-Tenured Total

74 2 5 81

101 12 6 119

11 53 53 117

0 0 67 67

0 0 5 5

2015-16

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Tenured Tenure Track Non-Tenured Total

80 1 5 86

96 10 4 110

10 57 44 111

0 0 78 78

0 0 1 1

Other Academic Rank -

TOTAL

Other Academic Rank -

TOTAL

Other Academic Rank -

TOTAL

Other Academic Rank -

TOTAL

Other Academic Rank 1 1

TOTAL

173 85 120 378

176 83 130 389

175 77 134 386

186 67 132 389

186 68 133 387

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY FULL-TIME TEACHING FACULTY BY ACADEMIC RANK AND EDUCATIONAL LEVEL 5 - YEAR TREND Educational Level

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Other Academic Rank

TOTAL

2011-12 Doctoral Degree Specialist Degree Master's Degree First Professional Bachelor's Degree TOTAL

79 1 1 81

103 4 107

101 2 20 1 124

9 5 50 1 65

1 1

292 7 76 2 1 378

Educational Level

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Other Academic Rank

TOTAL

2012-13 Doctoral Degree Specialist Degree Master's Degree First Professional Bachelor's Degree TOTAL

80 1 1 82

101 4 105

103 2 21 2 128

13 6 51 70

2 2 4

299 9 79 2 389

Educational Level

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Other Academic Rank

TOTAL

2013-14 Doctoral Degree Specialist Degree Master's Degree First Professional Bachelor's Degree TOTAL

74 1 1 76

93 3 96

98 1 24 123

18 6 51 75

12 4 16

298 8 83 386

Educational Level

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Other Academic Rank

TOTAL

2014-15 Doctoral Degree Specialist Degree Master's Degree First Professional Bachelor's Degree

79 1 1 -

113 1 5 -

91 2 24 -

14 8 45 -

3 2 -

300 12 77 -

TOTAL

119

117

389

Educational Level

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer

Other Academic Rank

TOTAL

18 2 55 1 2 78

1 0 0 0 0 1

290 3 88 4 2 387

2015-16 Doctoral Degree Specialist Degree Master's Degree First Professional Bachelor's Degree TOTAL

81 1 3 1 0 86

102 0 8 0 0 110

87 0 22 2 0 111

RESOURCES

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION AND GENERAL REVENUES BY SOURCE 5-YEAR PROFILE FISCAL YEARS

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

2015-16

Tuition and Fees

46,727,057

50,792,633

55,731,643

66,630,574

66,598,382

State Appropriations

48,724,319

45,173,841

47,143,329

55,275,234

51,905,061

Sales & Services

500,000

Other Revenue

3,400,000

6,400,000

6,200,000

4,800,000

4,000,000

99,351,376

102,866,474

109,574,972

127,205,808

123,003,443

Total

JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION & GENERAL EXPENDITURES BY SOURCE 5-YEAR PROFILE FISCAL YEARS

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

2015-16

Instruction

41,466,716

41,818,204

42,530,594

47,242,214

44,955,919

Research

1,375,872

1,492,008

1,286,877

1,173,792

1,188,185

Public Service

1,626,387

1,137,623

661,993

651,309

658,987

Academic Support

8,891,217

7,912,687

8,550,280

8,612,875

8,647,894

Student Services

7,743,680

8,270,311

8,965,110

9,189,067

10,075,837

Institutional Support

16,663,685

17,331,535

21,632,831

27,207,672

28,846,956

Plant Operations

13,506,157

13,506,158

14,457,305

21,610,967

16,565,961

Scholarships & Fellowships

7,577,661

10,897,948

11,489,983

11,517,911

12,063,703

98,851,375

102,366,474

109,574,972

127,205,807

123,003,442

Total

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 Jackson State University hosted entertainers such as Motown Review (Jackson Five), Sarah Vaughn, Chaka Khan, B. B. King, and many more entertainers at the Rose E. McCoy Auditorium.  Jackson State University is designated as a "higher research activity” institution by the Carnegie Foundation and has been named as an Institutional Partner by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This emphasis on research and scholarship is cemented by data that show JSU continues the tradition of being a top producer of African Americans with bachelor’s degrees in education and by ongoing funding from government agencies, including a recent $2.9 million “First in the World” grant from the U.S. Department of Education.  JSU became the first university in Mississippi approved to establish a School of Public Health.  Campbell College Suites, one of JSU’s upscale residence facility for upper class students was named for Bishop Campbell, who was the presiding bishop of the Third District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. During the civil rights movement Campbell College was a private institution that served as a breeding ground for young freedom fighters.  During the civil rights era, Jackson State College and its students were at the center of civil rights activities as student protests intensified between 1964 and 1970. One of the most tragic events in the school’s history occurred at Alexander Hall.  First Lady Michelle Obama delivered the commencement address at the 139th Spring Commencement Ceremony.

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