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Table of Contents

Emmanuel at a Glance n quickFACTS n History of the College Our Leadership n Board of Trustees n Senior Management Team Our Students n Total Enrollment Enrollment by Gender SAT / GPA of FTFT n Students by State (US map with represented states highlighted) n International Students n Tuition, Room and Board n Avg. Student Debt Academics n Average Class Size n Retention n Degree Programs n Degrees Conferred n Graduation Rates Comparison to others Faculty n Full-time / part-time teachers n Faculty by degree Student Organizations n Clubs & Organizations Athletics n Athletic Accolades n List of Athletic Teams Facilities n Academic Spaces n Student Housing n Campus Structures

Seniors Say n Celebrating Seniors Senior Satisfaction (NSSE data) n Seniors Success Factoids

Campus Advancement n Donor Projects for Expansion & Improvements n Gift Opportunities

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quickFACTSRanked by US News & World Report as a Top 50 Regional College (South).

Named the 8th Best Value School in the South Region by US News & World Report

Named the 2nd Safest College in Georgia for 2016 by Backgroundchecks.org

Had a record enrollment in fall 2016 with 920 students enrolled

30 states and 22 countries are represented at Emmanuel.

99% of students enrolled at EC receive some form of financial aid or scholarship to attend.

In a survey of our 2013-2015 graduates 85% are currently employed in their field or attending graduate school.

$10 Million Shaw Athletic Center on campus complete with competition-sized pool, bowling alley, regulation basketball and volleyball courts, fitness center,and much more!

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Emmanuel College was founded in 1919 by Reverend George Floyd Taylor, under the name Franklin Springs Institute.

The name of the institution was changed to Emmanuel College in 1939 under President Thomas Aaron who moved the campus to its current location.

In 1967, under the administration of President Woodrow Glenn Drum, the College received accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges as a junior college.

Dr. Culbreth Melton became the sixth President of Emmanuel College in 1970 and under his administration, a four-year School of

Christian Ministries was established and accredited.

Under the administration of Dr. David Hopkins, Emmanuel College became an accredited four-year institution in 1991 by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commision on Colleges.

In 2005, Dr. Michael Stewart became the eighth President and under his administration, significant efforts were made through expanding academic and athletic programs and improving facilities and overall campus life.

Dr. Ron White currently serves as the ninth president of Emmanuel College. Under his administration, the College has experienced its largest enrollments in history.

BRIEF HISTORY

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Emmanuel College is a Christ-centered

that strives toliberal arts institution

who integrate faith, learning and livingfor effective careers, scholarship and service.

PREPARE STUDENTSto become CHRIST-LIKE DISCIPLES

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

SENIOR MANAGEMENT

Mr. David Roberson Chair, Emmanuel College Board of TrusteesCEO, David Allen Company

Mr. Bill Cox Vice-Chair, Emmanuel College Board of Trustees CEO, Martus Solutions

Ms. Robin Cato Secretary, Emmanuel College Board of TrusteesNational Alumni Advisory Board PresidentAttorney

Bishop Dale Adams River of Life Ministries

Bishop Greg Amos South Carolina Conference

Dr. Kevin Arthur Dentist

Bishop A.D. Beacham, Jr. IPHC General Superintendent

Mr. David Benton Vice President, South State Bank

Bishop Dayton Birt Redemption Ministries

Bishop Ray Boggs Upper SC Conference

Mr. Philip Bowen CEO, InTouch Ministries

Dr. Don Brady Dentist

Mr. Randy Bullard Vice President, The Bullard Smith Group at Morgan Stanley

Mr. Mike Dixon CEO, Mike Dixon Insurance Agency

Mr. Jon Forehand Attorney

Bishop Michael Gray Alpha Conference

Rev. John Hedgepeth Pastor, Northwood Temple

Bishop Tim Lamb LifePoint Ministries

Mr. Joey Leggett Superintendent, Falcon Children’s Home

Bishop Doyle Marley Cornerstone Conference

Ms. Gaye Mashburn President, Wellons Enterprises, Inc.

Bishop Preston Mathena Appalachian Conference

Bishop Tommy McGhee Executive Director, Discipleship Ministries

Bishop Danny Nelson North Carolina Conference

Bishop Abel Palomo Mid-Atlantic Conference

Rev. Stephen Phillips Lead Pastor, Christian Heritage Church

Bishop Brad Reynolds Ephesians 4 Network

Ms. Gay Sheppard Retired Educator

Mr. Gerald Stephens President, Cemetary Funeral Supply, Inc.

Ms. Linda Thomas Real Estate, Thomas Development, Inc.

Mr. Reggie Till CPA, Till and Butler

Mr. Eddie Williams Owner, NAPA AutoParts Store

Bishop Ray Willis Sonshine Conference

Mr. William Wood Attorney

Dr. Ron White President

Greg Hearn Executive Vice Presidentand Chief Financial Officer

Dr. John Henzel Vice President for Academic Affairs

Brian James Vice President for Advancement

Dr. Tracy Reynolds Vice President for Student Development

Donna Quick Vice President for Enrollment Management

DID YOU KNOW?

• PRESIDENT DR. RON WHITE

• SCHOOL COLORS NAVY GOLD CARDINAL

• MASCOT LION

• WEBSITE WWW.EC.EDU

• ATHLETIC WEBSITE WWW.GOECLIONS.COM

• LOCATION FRANKLIN SPRINGS, GEORGIA

• ACCOLADESNamed Top 50 Best Regional College (South) for fifth straight year by U.S. News & World Report (#29)

Named Best Value School (South Region) by U.S. News & World Report (#8)

Named #2 Safest College in Georgia by BackgroundChecks.org

Named Top 50 Best Value Christian College and Universities of 2017 by ChristianUniversitiesOnline.com (#17)

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STUDENT ENROLLMENT

2016

920 884816 806 806

2015 2014 2013 2012

The last two academic years, Emmanuel College has reached record enrollment numbers with 920 students enrolled during Fall 2016. This was the first time that the 900 mark was crossed.

2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

CLASS F M TOTAL F M TOTAL F M TOTAL F M TOTAL F M TOTAL

FRESHMAN 250 226 476 200 248 448 186 172 358 178 178 356 176 189 365

SOPHOMORE 76 84 160 75 85 160 77 92 169 76 82 158 102 92 194

JUNIOR 74 60 134 60 64 124 66 68 134 86 71 157 68 63 131

SENIOR 79 71 150 74 78 152 81 74 155 70 65 135 65 51 116

OUR STUDENTS

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INCOMING FRESHMEN

FRESHMAN SAT SCORES

INCOMING FRESHMAN HIGH SCHOOL GPA

2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

OVERALL 956 931 952 934 948

MALE 950 938 967 953 948

FEMALE 962 921 939 912 949

2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

3.36 3.32 3.31 3.36 3.22

As enrollment has increased over the last few years academic standards have been maintained.

The average SAT score for incoming freshmen has remained consistent or trended upward with increased enrollment.

The percentage of International Students that call Emmanuel College home has stayed consistent at 3% with a jump to nearly 5% during the Fall 2016 semester. For the 2016-2017 academic year, we have students from 30 states and 22 different countries on campus.

The average high school GPA has held steady with the increase in enrollment.

States represented by students at Emmanuel College.

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2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

44 23 25 22 22

TOTAL 920 884 816 806 806

PERCENT 4.8% 2.6% 3.1% 2.7% 2.7%

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID

2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13

ANNUAL TUITION $18.990 $18,540 $18,000 $16,800 $15,700

ANNUAL BOARD$7,200-$7,900

$7,200-$7,900

$7,200-$7,900

$6,900-$7,600

$6,440-$7,000

98% of students receive some form of financial aid or scholarship to attend Emmanuel College, making a private education as affordable as possible.

TUITION, ROOM AND BOARD

Percentage of students receiving Financial Aid – 98%

Average Financial Aid for Resident Students – $21,427

Average Financial Aid for Commuting Students – $15,852

For the 2015-16 Academic Year:Emmanuel College has 75 different scholarships and grants available to students whether for academics, affiliation, or athletics.

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Emmanuel Collegefaith

LEARNINGliving

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AVERAGE CLASS SIZE

2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 20111-12

FALL SPRING FALL SPRING FALL SPRING FALL SPRING FALL SPRING

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE

14.8 14.2 13.8 14.4 13.7 14.2 13.4 13.0 12.9 13.8

ACADEMICSAs enrollment has increased at EC, our class sizes have remained small, a statistic we are proud of. At Emmanuel, you will be known by your name, not a number.

With close to 45% of classes at Emmanuel topping off at 10 students or less, it is safe to say that at EC students are given the individualized attention needed to help them succeed.

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FALL 2015: NUMBER OF CLASSES BY CLASS SIZE

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RETENTION RATES OF FRESHMEN COHORTS

DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFERED

ACCREDITATION

Emmanuel College enjoyed a significant jump in freshman retention rates after 2011-12. The college looks forward to further improvements in this area.

At Emmanuel, students have a variety of degree programs to choose from and are taught by faculty members who are considered experts in their fields.

n Agriculture (Business)

n Agriculture (Missions)

n Agriculture (Science)

n Biology (B.S., General)

n Biology (B.S., Pre-Pharmacy Concentration)

n Biology (B.S., Pre-Professional Concentration)

n Biology (B.S., Pre-Veterinary Concentration)

n Criminal Justice (B.A., B.S.)

n English (B.A.)

n History (B.A., B.S.)

n Mathematics (B.S.)

n Music (B.A.)

n Music Performance (B.A.)

n Worship and Music Arts (B.A., Ministry Concentration)

n Worship and Music Arts (B.A., Arts Concentration)

n Pre-Law (B.A., B.S.)

n Psychology (B.A., B.S.)

n Business Administration (B.A., B.S.—Management Concentration)

n Business Administration (B.A., B.S.—Computer Information Systems Concentration)

n Communications Studies (B.A., B.S.—Digital Media Production Concentration)

n Communications Studies (B.A., B.S.—Organizational Communication Concentration)

n Graphic Design (B.A., B.S.)

n Kinesiology (B.S., General)

n Kinesiology (B.S., Pre-Occupational Therapy Concentration)

n Kinesiology (B.S., Pre-Physical Therapy Concentration)

n Sports Management (B.S.)

n Christian Ministries (B.A., B.S.)

n Worship Ministry (B.S.)

n Early Childhood Education (B.S.)

n Middle Grades (B.S.—Concentrations in Language Arts, Mathematics, Natural Science, Social and Behavioral Science—students choose a combination of any 2 of these concentrations)

n Business Education (B.S.)

n English Education (B.A., B.S.)

n Health and Physical Education (B.S.)

n History Education (B.S.)

n Mathematics Education (B.S.)

n Music Education (B.M.E.)

n Child Studies (B.S.—Non-certification)

n Health and Physical Education (B.S.—Non-certification; General and Coaching Concentrations, the latter of which is a subset of the general concentration elective set)

n General Education (A.A.) n Allied Health (A.S.) n Business Administration (A.S.)

Associates Degrees

Bachelors Degrees

RETENTION 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12

62.6% 61.7% 64.0% 67.3% 52.3%

Emmanuel College is accredited by The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award the associate and baccalaureate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: Telephone number 404-679-4500 for questions about the accreditation of Emmanuel College. Website: www.sacscoc.org.

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NATIONAL 4-YEAR GRADUATION RATE

DEGREES CONFERRED DURING

MAY 2015 GRADUATION

Graduation Rates at Emmanuel have varied over the past decade, however, there are many students that get an excellent start on their academic career at Emmanuel College and then transfer to other schools to finish their degree programs. Likewise, a number of students transfer to Emmanuel College and find it a great place to finish up their degree. In fact, nearly 40% of the Emmanuel College’s 332 graduates from 2013-2015 transferred to Emmanuel College to finish their degrees.

GRADUATION RATE 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006

4 YEAR 19.7% 26.4% 30.2% 30.7% 25.4%

6 YEAR 26.9% 36.5% 42.1% 44.2% 38.5%

PEER SCHOOLSBIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN COLLEGE, AL (55%); BREVARD COLLEGE, NC

(22%); CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE, AR (19%); DAVIS & ELKINS COLLEGE,

WV (38%); HUNTINGDON COLLEGE, AL (40%); KENTUCKY WESLEYAN

COLLEGE, KY (32%); LEES-MCRAE COLLEGE, NC (20%); LYON COLLEGE,

AR (46%); MARTIN METHODIST COLLEGE, TN (44%); MARYVILLE COLLEGE,

TN (46%); NEWBERRY COLLEGE, SC (29%); SOUTHERN VIRGINIA

UNIVERSITY, VA (13%); TRAVSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY, KY (66%); WILLIAM

PEACE UNIVERSITY, NC (38%); YOUNG HARRIS COLLEGE, GA (38%)

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4-year rate of some peer schools

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DEGREES CONFERRED IN 2015

SPORTS MANAGEMENT

PSYCHOLOGY (B.S., B.A.)

PRE-LAW

MUSIC

MIDDLE GRADES EDUCATION

MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

MATHEMATICS

KINESIOLOGY (ALL CONCENTRATIONS)

HISTORY

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

COMMUNICATION (ALL CONCENTRATIONS)

CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES (B.S., B.A.)

BUSINESS EDUCATION

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.S., B.A.)

BIOLOGY (ALL CONCENTRATIONS)

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FACULTY BY DEGREE

The majority of the faculty members at Emmanuel College have advanced degrees. Due to the small class sizes at EC, students can get personalized attention and benefit from their expertise and experience.

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FULL-TIME ADJUNCT PART-TIME

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Doctorate Masters

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ADJUNCT 4 28

PART-TIME 1 8

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STUDENT CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONSEmmanuel College strives to give students countless opportunities for learning and leadership. With 22 clubs/organizations to get involved in on campus and 26 athletic teams to cheer on, it’s hard not to develop school pride while at Emmanuel.

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

ORGANIZATION TYPE

EDUCATION CLUB ACADEMIC

IMPACT ACADEMIC

KINESIOLOGY ACADEMIC

PSYC ACADEMIC

SCIENCE CLUB ACADEMIC

ALLERGY AWARENESS COMMON INTEREST

BASA COMMON INTEREST

BCM COMMON INTEREST

CAB COMMON INTEREST

DISC GOLF COMMON INTEREST

ECCH COMMON INTEREST

ELI COMMON INTEREST

FCA COMMON INTEREST

ISO COMMON INTEREST

TRI CLUB COMMON INTEREST

SIGMA ALPHA OMEGA COMMON INTEREST

ALPHA CHI HONOR/INVITATION

ODK HONOR/INVITATION

PI GAMMA MU HONOR/INVITATION

SIGMA BETA DELTA HONOR/INVITATION

SIGMA TAU DELTA HONOR/INVITATION

TRI BETA HONOR/INVITATION

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DEGREES CONFERRED BY MAJOR

Emmanuel College, I LEARNED theinvaluable lesson that if I make GOD

“Through my time at

then I will always be at the right place,

my PRIMARY FOCUSand follow the PATH He has for me,

at the right time.”

PHILLIP BOWEN ’98 CEO of In Touch Ministries

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IndividualAthletesNationalChampions

All-Americans

All-ConferenceMVP

ATHLETICS

2015-2016TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• MEN’S BASKETBALL NCCAA National Champions and NCCAA South Region Champions

• MEN’S WRESTLING NCWA National Champions and NCWA Southeastern Conference Champions

• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 5th Place Finish at the NCCAA National Championships

• MEN’S SOCCER Qualified for the NCCAA National Championships and Earned the National NISOA Sportsmanship Award

• MEN’S AND WOMEN’S GOLF Both teams finished 5th at the NCCAA National Championships

• MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD Set record for the most individual NCCAA National Championship Qualifiers with 10

• MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Qualified for the NCCAA National Championships

• WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Finished 8th at the NCCAA National Championships

• WOMEN’S BOWLING Qualified for the USBC National Championships

• WOMEN’S TENNIS Qualified for the NCCAA National Championship and Earned ITA All-Academic Team

• SOFTBALL NCCAA Regional Champions and Qualified for the NCCAA National Championship

• ARCHERY 4th Place Finish at the US National Outdoor Collegiate Championships

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IndividualAthletesNationalChampions

All-Americans

All-ConferenceMVP

MEN’S SPORTS WOMEN’S SPORTS

ARCHERY ARCHERY

BASEBALL BASKETBALL

BASKETBALL BOWLING

BOWLING CHEERLEADING

CHEERLEADINGCLAY TARGET SHOOTING

CLAY TARGET SHOOTING

CROSS COUNTRY

CROSS COUNTRY GOLF

GOLF LACROSSE

LACROSSE SOFTBALL

SOCCER SOCCER

SWIMMING SWIMMING

TENNIS TENNIS

TRACK & FIELD TRACK & FIELD

WRESTLING WRESTLING

VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL

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STUDENT HOUSINGRESIDENTIAL FACILITIES - DORMITORIES

BUILDING NAME SQUARE FOOTAGE # OF BEDS

ROBERSON 1 21,215 66

ROBERSON 2 21,215 72

ROBERSON 3 21,215 72

ROBERSON 4 21,215 66

ROBERSON COMMONS 3,432 0

DRUM HALL 14,040 72

JACKSON HALL 38,465 97

WELLONS HALL 25,907 96

TOTAL 181,995 609

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Laboratories

ComputerLabs

ACADEMIC SPACES

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SPACE SQUARE FOOTAGE %

ACADEMIC 128,438 25%

RESIDENTIAL HOUSING 181,995 36%

RECREATIONAL* 89,551 18%

ATHLETIC* 107,621 21%

TOTAL 507,605

*The Athletic Center is included in the total square footage for both Recreational and Athletic categories

FACILITIES

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SENIOR SUCCESS “FACTOIDS”

Students reported how much their experience at your institution contributed to their knowledge, skills, and personal development in ten areas.

92% 79%

87% 72%

86% 66%

82% 56%

79% 55%

Thinking critically and analytically

Speaking clearly and effectively

Solving complex real-world problems

Acquiring job- or work-related

knowledge

Analyzing numerical

and statistical information

Being an informed and active citizen

Understanding people of other

backgrounds

Developing or clarifying a

personal code of values and ethics

Working effctively with

others

Writing clearly and effectively

Perceived Gains (sorted highest to lowest)

PERCENTAGE OF SENIORS RESPONDING “VERY MUCH” OR “QUITE A BIT”

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332 Graduates from 2013-2015

205 started at EC as a freshmen

127 transferred to EC

96% are employed or in graduate or professional degree programs

86% of those graduates are employed in a field related to their degree program or an allied field

Published by the Office of Institutional Research of Emmanuel College

Seniors are very satisfied with their experience at Emmanuel College. In a recent National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE), here’s what they had to say.

SENIORS SAY . . .

SENIOR PLACEMENT

SENIOR SATISFACTION

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Students who would‘probably’ or ‘definitely’

go to your institution again

Students who had an‘excellent’ or ‘good’

experience

80%

74%

89%

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EMMANUEL PEER INSTITUTIONS

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DONOR PROJECTS FOR EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT

PHYSICAL PLANT IMPROVEMENTS

PROJECTS FUNDING GOAL

GENERAL CAMPUS MAINTENANCE & IMPROVEMENTS

$ 140,000

LANDSCAPING & BEAUTIFICATION $ 18,000

SIDEWALKS & PARKING $ 29,000

FURNITURE & FIXTURES $ 24,000

CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS

PROJECTS FUNDING GOAL

INTRAMURAL FIELD $ 85,000

BASEBALL DUGOUTS $ 16,000

ATHLETIC FIELD HOUSE $ 350,000

MINISTRY SOUND SYSTEMS $ 34,000

MUSIC PRACTICE ROOM $ 64,000

AG PROJECTS $ 76,000

ONLINE EDUCATION PROGRAM $ 178,000

FINE ARTS PROGRAM $ 126,000

SCM BUILDING REMODEL $ 16,000

LIONS DEN REMODEL $ 12,000

ACADEMICS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

PROJECTS FUNDING GOAL

SCIENCE LAB EQUIPMENT $ 37,000

NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIP FUND

$ 120,000

SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND

$ 60,000

CLASSROOM IMPROVEMENTS $ 34,000

Help us reach our GOAL by giving online at:

www.ec.edu/give or call the Department of Advancement:

800.860.8600

Whether your gift is large or small, all of us play a role in helping Emmanuel succeed.

Let’s do this FOR EMMANUEL!

EMMANUEL COLLEGEPO BOX 129 | FRANKLIN SPRINGS, GEORGIA 30639 | 706.245.7226

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