Presentation Overview• Recruitment and Enrollment—Dr. Rich Ogle, Senior Associate Provost

Fall Snapshot Pre- and Post-hurricane Updates

• Fall 2018 Opening and Re-opening—Patricia Leonard, Vice

Chancellor of Student Affairs

Storm Prep and Evacuation, Recovery/Rebuilding, ‘Re-move In,’

Response, Student Relief Micro Grants, Re-engagement/Programming

• Academic Affairs Updates—Dr. Marilyn Sheerer, Provost

Board Exemption Approval: UG Programs Over 120 Credits

NIST Agreement

New Programs

New Faculty

• Faculty Senate Report—Dr. Nathan Grove, Faculty Senate President

• Fall 2018 Pre-hurricane Snapshot

• Impacts of the Storm

• Solutions and Moving Forward

Recruitment

Dr. Rich OgleSenior Associate Provost

& Enrollment

Fall 2018Overall Enrollment

Fall 2018Freshmen Pre-hurricane Snapshot

Attribute Fall 2018 Fall 2017

Total New Freshmen

2,161 2,145

Female/Male Ratio 60% Female 40% Male

64% Female 36% Male

Out of State 15% 17%

Diverse Students 16% 14.5%

Countries Represented

26 14

Local Southeast Region

14% 13%

Average GPA 4.22 4.18

Average SAT 1251 1248

Average ACT 25 25

▼339

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29 2,2

23

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45

2,1

61

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1000

1500

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2500

New Freshmen

ACTUAL vs. TARGET HEADCOUNT

Target Fall 2015 Fall 2016

▼RemainingAs of 9/5/18 - * All data are preliminary until UNC System Office approves.

Fall 2018Transfer Pre-hurricane Snapshot

As of 9/5/18 - * All data are preliminary until UNC System Office approves.

Attribute Fall 2018 Fall 2017

Total New Transfers 1,919 1,939

Main Campus Transfers

1,346 1,443

Female/Male Ratio 67% Female 33% Male

63% Female 37% Male

Diverse Students 21% 18%

Average Transfer GPA 3.13 3.14

Average Transfer Credit Hours

59 45

Top 5 Transfer Institutions

Cape Fear CCCoastal

Carolina CCWake Tech CC

Central Piedmont

Brunswick CC

Cape Fear CCWake Tech CC

Coastal Carolina CC

Central Piedmont

Brunswick CC

▼581

1,7

29 1,9

87

1,9

39

1,9

19

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

New Transfers

ACTUAL vs. TARGET HEADCOUNT

Target Fall 2015 Fall 2016

▼Remaining

Academic Impact

• ~300 course sections totaling ~7500

students displaced

−7 classrooms

−16 teaching labs

• 600 minutes of instructional time lost

• 32 research labs lost

Addressing the Academic Impact• Relocated 177 course sections to open spaces including

Student Affairs spaces

• Moved intro labs course in CHM (48) & BIO (52) online

• Calendar Adjustments

Fall Break

Reading Day

Modified Finals Week

• Schedule Adjustments

Expanded schedule & added 5 minutes to all sections

• Out of Class Equivalence Adjustments

• Waiver

Recruitment Impact & Solutions

Impacts• Canceled ~ 90 activities

• Canceled Seahawk Saturday

(Open House)

• First-year applications down

3.75% on October 1

• Transfer applications down

by 26% by October 1

• ~ 10 FY withdrawals ~40

total

Solutions

− Rescheduled or modified all

recruitment activities

− Seahawk Saturday now Nov. 3

− First-year applications have

recovered

− Transfer applications have

improved. Extended deadline

− Associate deans and advisors

are working with flexibility on

withdrawal policies for

students

Academic Support

Faculty Support

• Syllabus Revision Workshops

• Workshops on Working with Distressed Students

• CTE Reach Out to First-year Faculty

• And more….

Student Support

• Student Affairs Events

• Colleges/Schools “Decompression” Events

• Increased Academic Advisor Engagement

• And more…

• Storm Prep and Evacuation

• Recovery and Rebuilding

• ‘Re-move In’

• Response

• Student Relief Micro Grants

• Re-engagement and

Programming

Fall 2018:

Patricia LeonardVice Chancellor for Student Affairs

Opening & Re-opening

Dr. Mike WalkerAssociate Vice Chancellor for Student

Affairs and Dean of Students

Mr. Peter GroenendykDirector of Housing and Residence Life

• 120 Credit Exemption Approval

Dr. Paul Townend, Dean of Undergraduate Studies

• NIST Agreement—use of

MARBIONC

Dr. Stuart Borrett, Interim Assoc. Provost/Research

• Academic Program Development

• New Faculty

Academic Affairs

Dr. Marilyn SheererProvost and Vice Chancellor for

Academic Affairs

Update

Board Exemption Approval:

Dr. Paul TownendDean of Undergraduate Studies

UG Programs Over 120 Credits

• To comply with modifications to UNC Policy

400.1.5 requiring non-exempted programs to be

no longer than 120 credits

• Follows our internal audit and reductions to

University Studies and a few larger degree

programs

• Exempted Programs (all because of

accreditation/licensure issues): – Coastal Engineering BS (126 Credits)

– Nursing pre-licensure BS (125 Credits)

– Elementary Education BA (121 Credits)

– BM Music Education (121 Credits)

NIST Agreement:

Dr. Stuart BorrettInterim Associate Provost for Research

use of MARBIONC

• NIST provided a $15 million grant to help build

the MARBIONC (2010)

• 13 laboratories (16,560 sq ft) for lease for marine

science entrepreneurship, technology transfer,

and economic development

• As of October 2018, 8 labs are leased to

companies (62% of lease sq ft)

• Requesting NIST permission to use the

unleased laboratories to accommodate faculty

displaced from Dobo Hall for up to 3 years.

IMPLEMENTED:

Digital Arts BA Fall 2018

Interdisciplinary Studies BA Fall 2019

Clinical Research Operations PBC Fall 2017

Forensic Science: CSI PBC Fall 2018

Science and Medical Writing PBC Fall 2017

Women's and Gender Studies PBC Fall 2015

Business Analytics MS Fall 2018

Data Science MS Fall 2017

Executive MBA MBA Fall 2018

Finance and Investment Mgmt MS Fall 2020

MBA Online MBA Fall 2018

Nurse Educator MSN Spring 2017

Doctor of Nursing Practice DNP Fall 2017

Psychology PhD Fall 2017

IMPLEMENTING 2019+:

Coastal Engineering BSE Fall 2019

Athletic Training MS Fall 2019

Film Making MFA Fall 2019

Film Studies MA Fall 2020

Mentoring and Coaching PBC Fall 2019

Multimedia & Inst Web Dev PBC Fall 2019

WAITING FOR APPROVAL:

Respiratory Therapy BS

Healthcare Administration MHA

Integrated Marketing Communications

MA

Marine Science PhD ~Fall 2020

Academic Programs

Updated: October 11, 2018

Since July 2015

24 New programs implemented or in queue.

14

6

4

by STATUS

• 14 implemented, 6 F19+, 4 awaiting approval.

BACHELOR'S:

BA Digital Arts (i) 30

BA Interdisciplinary Studies (i) 10

BS Respiratory Therapy (a)

BSE Coastal Engineering (g)

POST-BACCALAUREATE CERTIFICATES:

PBC Clinical Research Operations (i) 20

PBC Forensic Science: CSI (i) 29

PBC Science and Medical Writing (i) 4

PBC Women's and Gender Studies (i) 6

PBC Mentoring and Coaching (g)

PBC Multimedia & Inst Web Dev (g)

MASTER'S:

MA Film Studies (g)

MA Integrated Marketing Communications (a)

MBA Executive MBA (i) 26

MBA MBA Online (i) 78

MFA Film Making (g)

MHA Healthcare Administration (a)

MS Business Analytics (i) 78

MS Data Science (i) 43

MS Finance and Investment Mgmt (i) 15

MS Athletic Training (g)

MSN Nurse Educator (i) 330

DOCTORAL:

DNP Doctor of Nursing Practice (i) 28

PhD Psychology (i) 10

PhD Marine Science (a)

New programs implemented or in queue.

Academic Programs

Updated: October 11, 2018

Since July 2015

11

3

6

4

by DEGREE

24• 11 master, 6 PB certs, 4 bachelor, 3 doctoral

CLASSROOM:

MS Athletic Training (g)

BSE Coastal Engineering (g)

MS Data Science (i) 43

BA Digital Arts (i) 30

MFA Film Making (g)

MA Film Studies (g)

PhD Marine Science (a)

PhD Psychology (i) 10

BS Respiratory Therapy (a)

PB Women's and Gender Studies (i) 6

ONLINE:

MS Business Analytics (i) 78

PB Clinical Research Operations (i) 20

DNP Doctor of Nursing Practice (i) 28

MBA Executive MBA (i) 26

MS Finance and Investment Mgmt (i) 15

PB Forensic Science: CSI (i) 29

MHA Healthcare Administration (a)

MA Integrated Marketing Communications (a)

BA Interdisciplinary Studies (i) 10

MBA MBA Online (i) 78

PBC Mentoring and Coaching (g)

PB Multimedia & Inst Web Dev (g)

MSN Nurse Educator (i) 330

PB Science and Medical Writing (i) 4

Academic ProgramsSince July 2015

24 New programs implemented or in queue.

by DELIVERY MODE 10

14

Updated: October 11, 2018

• 10 in-classroom, 14 online

Academic ProgramsSince July 2015

707Students in 14 programs

implemented so far.Bachelor

6%

Master81%

Doctoral5%

Certificate8%

Students by Degree Type Since July 2015

Bachelor Master Doctoral Certificate

• 570 master, 59 certs, 40 bachelor, 38 doctoral

New Faculty by Unit

31

43

122 4

College of Health & Human Svcs

College of Arts & Sciences

Cameron School of Business

Watson College of Education

Randall Library

Lecturers, 4

Assistant

Professors, 6

Associate Professors, 2

Cameron School of Business

Lecturers, 8

Assistant

Professors, 34

Associate Professors,

1

College of Arts & Sciences

Lecturers, 1

Associate

Professors, 1

Watson College of Education

92

Lecturers,

19

Assistant Professor,

11

Associate Professor, 1

College of Health & Human Svcs

New Faculty

80% have terminal degrees

1 faculty member sports a tattoo of

Thomas Jefferson’s signatureYES, he IS in the History Department!

More than 20% love the beach

Roughly 10% are alumni

Many are swimmers, hikers, and kayakers, etc. but onlywas captain of the unicycle

hockey team!1

Fun Facts

Faculty SenateReport

Dr. Nathan Grove

Faculty Senate Vice President

Thank You!