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2. PREFACE
The East Carolina University Fact Book is an annual publication that provides a ready source of information
to answer frequently asked questions about the University and its operations. It contains a broad spectrum
of information about the past and present, and its primary purposes are to promote organizational
understanding and to inform decision making. Some of the information presented in this annual edition is
taken from administrative reports produced by various university offices.
This 1995-96 version contains many tables and graphs which will be helpful to administrators, faculty, staff,
students, alumni, and other university constituents. The Office of Planning and Institutional Research, in
its on-going effort to provide timely management information, will continue refining this document each year
and welcomes your comments and suggestions for improvement.
Highlights
> The University enrolled 17,445 students in the Fall semester.
> Eighty-six percent of all students are residents of North Carolina.
> Minority students represent 12.3 percent of the University’s enrollment.
> Women are a majority at the University, accounting for 58 percent of the enrollment.
> The average SAT score for Fall 1994 first-time freshmen is 913.
> ECU granted 3,279 degrees during the 1993-94 academic year.
> Twenty-five percent of all students live in university housing.
> ECU employs a total work force of 3,601.
> 1,143 faculty were employed during the Fall 1994 semester.
> The average 9-month faculty salary is $45,768.
> Fifty percent of the faculty are tenured.
> Thirty-four percent of the faculty are women.
> The University’s total revenue in 1993-94 was $274,486,007.
Fact Book Contributors:
Robert J. Thompson, Director
N. Renee Jarvis and Charles F. (Skip) Kirby Jr., Fact Book Coordinators
Meredith H. Kiesnowski, Claudia McCann, Gwen Turnage
3. FACT BOOK EVALUATION
1995 - 96
We would like to continue to improve the East Carolina University Fact Book and need your sugges-
tions and comments. Please assist us by completing the following evaluation and returning it to:
Office of Planning and Institutional Research
East Carolina University
207 Spilman
Greenville, NC 27858-4353
Attention: N. Renee Jarvis
Phone: (919) 328-6288
E-Mail: irjarvis@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu
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4. Table of Contents
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HISTORY OF EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY ...............................................................1
ENROLLMENT HISTORY ............................................................................................2
MEMBERSHIPS AND ACCREDITATIONS ......................................................................3
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ............................................................................................4
ADMINISTRATION
Organizational Charts ........................................................................................... 7-14
Board of Trustees .................................................................................................. 15
Administration ................................................................................................... 15-19
STUDENTS
Highlights ............................................................................................................. 21
Enrollment Summary, Fall 1995 ................................................................................. 23
First-time Freshman Average SAT Scores by Residence Status, Fall 1991-1995 ................... 24
First-time Freshman SAT Scores Admitted & Enrolled Students, Fall 1995 ........................... 25
First-time Freshman SAT Scores, Fall 1994 & 1995 ........................................................ 26
First-time Freshman High School Class Rank, Fall 1991-1995 ............................................ 27
First-time Freshman Enrollment by County, Fall 1995 ..................................................... 28
First-time Freshman Enrollment by State, Fall 1995 ........................................................ 29
First-time Freshman Graduation Rates for Entry Year 1988 ............................................. 30
Gender & Ethnic Distribution of Entering & Graduating 1988 First-Time Freshman ................. 31
New Undergraduate Transfer Students, Sending Institutions, Fall 1991-1995 ....................... 32
Enrollment Headcount & Full-time Equivalent, Fall 1991-1995 ............................................ 33
Enrollment by Level & Status, Fall 1985-1995 ............................................................... 34
Enrollment by Gender & Status, Fall 1991-1995 ........................................................... 35
Enrollment by Residence & Status, Fall 1991-1995 ......................................................... 36
Enrollment by Classification, Status, & Gender, Fall 1995 ................................................. 37
Enrollment by Residence & Classification, Fall 1995 ........................................................ 38
Enrollment History by Level & Gender, Fall 1990-1995 .................................................... 39
Enrollment History by Level & Residence, Fall 1990-1995 ................................................ 40
Enrollment by Level, Status, & Ethnicity, Fall 1995 ......................................................... 41
Enrollment by County, Fall 1995 ................................................................................ 42
Enrollment by State, Fall 1995 ................................................................................... 43
Undergraduate Enrollment by Age, Fall 1991-1995 ......................................................... 44
Graduate Enrollment by Age, Fall 1991-1995 ................................................................ 45
Undergraduate Enrollment by Unit & Major, Fall 1991-1995 ......................................... 46-47
Graduate Level Enrollment by Unit & Major, Fall 1991-1995 ......................................... 48-49
Undergraduate Enrollment by Unit, Status, Major, & Gender, Fall 1995 .......................... 50-51
Graduate Level Enrollment by Unit, Status, Major, & Gender, Fall 1995 .......................... 52-53
Undergraduate Enrollment by Unit, Major, & Ethnicity, Fall 1995 ................................... 54-55
Graduate Level Enrollment by Unit, Major, & Ethnicity, Fall 1995 ................................... 56-57
Enrollment by Ethnicity, Fall 1992-1995 ....................................................................... 58
Enrollment by Term, Level, & Residency, Spring 1995 - Fall 1995 ..................................... 59
Undergraduate GPAs by Classification & Gender, Fall 1991-1995 ....................................... 60
5. Table of Contents
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Undergraduate GPAs by Unit, Gender, & Classification, Fall 1995 ................................61-63
Weekly Student Credit Hours Produced by Units, Fall 1994 & 1995 .................................. 64
Weekly Student Contact Hours Produced by Units, Fall 1994 & 1995 ................................ 65
Off-Campus Continuing Education Enrollment, Fall 1991-1995 ........................................ 66
Headcount Enrollment, University of North Carolina Public Institutions,
Fall 1991-1995 ................................................................................................. 67
Student Housing, Fall 1995 ...................................................................................... 68
DEGREES
Highlights ............................................................................................................. 69
Academic Degree Program Inventory, Academic Year 1995-96 .................................... 71-75
Degrees Conferred, Academic Years 1990-91 through 1994-95 ........................................ 76
Degrees Conferred by Unit, Level, & Gender, Academic Year 1994-95 .............................. 77
Degrees Conferred, Percent Distribution by Unit and Level, Academic Year 1994-95 ............. 78
Degrees Conferred by Level, Ethnicity, & Gender, Academic Year
1990-91 through 1994-95 ................................................................................... 79
Degrees Conferred by Unit, Major, Level, & Gender, Academic Year 1994-95 ................. 80-82
Undergraduate Degrees Conferred by Unit, Major, & Ethnicity, Academic
Year 1994-95 ............................................................................................... 83-85
Graduate Level Degrees Conferred by Unit, Major, & Ethnicity, Academic
Year 1994-95 ............................................................................................... 86-87
FACULTY AND STAFF
Highlights ............................................................................................................. 89
Full- & Part-Time Faculty by Rank & Gender, Fall 1995 ................................................... 91
Full- & Part-Time Faculty by Ethnicity, Fall 1995 ............................................................ 92
Full- & Part-Time Faculty by Age, Fall 1993-1995 .......................................................... 93
Full- & Part-Time Faculty Average Age by Rank & Gender, Fall 1995 ................................. 94
Full- & Part-Time Faculty by Years of Service, Fall 1993-1995 .......................................... 95
Full- & Part-Time Faculty Average Years of Service by Rank & Gender, Fall 1995 ................. 96
Full- & Part-Time Faculty by Unit & Tenure Status, Fall 1995 ........................................... 97
Faculty FTE by Unit, Gender, & Status, Fall 1995 .......................................................... 98
Longitudinal Profile of Faculty Tenure Status (SOM excluded), Fall 1988-1995 ...................... 99
Longitudinal Profile of Faculty Tenure Status (All ECU Units), Fall 1988-1995 ...................... 100
Tenure Status of Permanent & Temporary Faculty by Unit, Fall 1995 .........................101-103
Average Salaries of 9/10 Month AAUP Faculty by Gender & Rank, Fall 1991-1993 .............. 104
Average Salaries of 11/12 Month AAUP Faculty by Gender & Rank, Fall 1991-1995 ............ 105
Full- & Part-Time Faculty Salaries (SOM Excluded) by Rank & Gender Fall 1995 ................. 106
Full- & Part-Time School of Medicine Faculty Salaries, Fall 1995 ....................................... 107
Full- & Part-Time University Personnel by Occupational Category & Gender
Fall 1991-1995 ................................................................................................ 108
Full- & Part-Time University Personnel by Occupational Category, Gender, &
Ethnicity, Fall 1995 ........................................................................................... 109
6. Table of Contents
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FINANCES
Highlights ........................................................................................................... 111
Current Fund Revenues by Source, Fiscal Year 1994-95 ............................................... 113
Current Fund Expenditures by Function, Fiscal Year 1994-95 ......................................... 114
Research Grants and Contracts, Restricted Current Fund, Fiscal Years 1991-1995 .............. 115
STUDENT FEES AND FINANCIAL AID
Highlights ........................................................................................................... 117
Tuition and Fees, Semester Rates, Academic Year 1995-96 .......................................... 119
Changes in Tuition and Fees, Academic Years 1986-87 through 1995-96 ......................... 120
Student Financial Aid Received, Fiscal Years 1992-93 through 1994-95 ............................. 121
INFORMATION RESOURCES
Highlights ........................................................................................................... 123
Library Resources, Fall 1991-1995 ............................................................................ 125
Computer Network Connections by Administrative & Academic Use,
Fiscal Years 1991-1995 ..................................................................................... 126
Facilities, Fall 1995 ................................................................................................ 127
7. History Of East Carolina University
Chartered by the North Carolina General Assembly on in North Carolina, by 1960 it had become the state's third
March 8, 1907, the institution has moved in a rapid and largest institution of higher learning.
orderly transition from a two-year normal school to a
four-year college to a major comprehensive university During the expansion of the sixties East Carolina was
whose outreach now transcends its regional origins. reorganized to reflect the structure of a comprehensive
university. In addition to the College of Arts and Sci-
On October 5, 1909, East Carolina Teachers Training ences, the Graduate School, and the General College,
School began its first regular session; during that year seven professional schools were established. In 1967
174 men and women students were enrolled. The first the General Assembly authorized university status.
class to graduate from the two-year normal curriculum Thereafter East Carolina University continued its aca-
received its diplomas on June 6, 1911. demic advancement and extended its services to ad-
dress regional and national challenges.
The institution was authorized by the General Assembly
in 1920 to institute a four-year teacher education cur- In 1971 the General Assembly restructured public
riculum and to confer the baccalaureate degree upon its higher education in North Carolina, making the Univer-
graduates. The Board of Trustees proposed in 1921 sity a constituent member of the University of North
that the name be changed. Carolina. The charter class of the four-year medical
school enrolled in 1977. In 1979 the University was
East Carolina Teachers College was authorized in 1929 authorized to develop five Ph.D. programs in sciences
to initiate graduate programs, and it conferred the first basic to medicine. East Carolina University awarded its
Master of Arts degree in 1933. The college was charged first Ph.D. degree in 1983.
in 1941 to plan for a liberal arts program.
The University presently consists of seventeen depart-
To reflect the institution's expanding academic commit- ments within the College of Arts and Sciences, eleven
ments, in 1951 the name was changed to East Carolina professional schools, the General College, the Gradu-
College. As the fastest growing educational institution ate School, and the Division of Continuing Education.
Prepared by Mary Jo Bratton, Professor of History
College/School and Date Established
School of Business 1960 School of Allied Health Sciences 1967
School of Nursing 1960 School of Human Environmental Sciences 1968
School of Music 1962 General College 1969
School of Art 1962 School of Industry & Technology 1971
School of Education 1963 School of Medicine 1976
Graduate School 1964 School of Social Work 1986
College of Arts & Sciences 1964 School of Health & Human Performance 1993
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9. Memberships and Accreditations
East Carolina University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
to award bachelor's, master's, PhD degrees, and the EdD degree.
Accreditation Council on Continuing Medical Education International Association of Performing Arts Administrators
Administration of Accounting Programs Group, American International Technology Education Association
Accounting Association Intrafilm
American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business Liaison Committee on Medical Education
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences
American Association of Colleges of Nursing National Association for Business Teacher Education
American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education National Association of Campus Activities
American Chemical Society National Association of College and University Business
American Council for Construction Education Officers
American Council of Learned Societies National Association of College and University Food Services
American Dietetic Association National Association of College Law Enforcement Officers
American Health Information Management Association, in National Association for the Education of Young Children
cooperation with the Committee on Allied Health National Association of Foreign Student Advisors
Education and Accreditation of the American Medical
Association National Association of Industrial Technology
American Historical Association National Association of Music Therapy Inc.
American Home Economics Association National Association of Schools of Art and Design
American Occupational Therapy Association in Cooperation National Association of Schools of Music
with the Committee on Allied Health Education and National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators
Accreditation of the American Medical Association National Association of Student Personnel Administrators
American Philosophical Association National Collegiate Honors Council
American Physical Therapy Association National Commission for Cooperative Education
American Society of Allied Health Professions National Council for Accreditation of Environmental Health
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Curricula
Arts Advocates of North Carolina National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education
Association of Academic Health Centers National Environmental Health Association
Association of American Colleges National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association
Association of American Medical Colleges National Kitchen and Bath Association
Association for the Care of Children's Health National League for Nursing
Association of College Unions-International National Orientation Directors Association
Association of College and University Housing Officers- National Recreation and Parks Association/American Associa-
International tion for Leisure and Recreation Council on Accreditation
Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning National University Continuing Education Association
Association for Continuing Higher Education North Carolina Alliance of Allied Health Professions
Association of Performing Arts Presenters North Carolina Association of Colleges and Universities
Association of Student Judicial Affairs Officers North Carolina Board of Nursing
Box Office Management International North Carolina Department of Justice, Criminal Justice
College Placement Council Standards Division
Cooperative Education Association, Inc. Southern Association of College and University Business
Council for the Advancement and Support of Education Officers
Council of Graduate Schools in the United States Southern College Placement Association
Council on Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Education Southern Conference of Graduate Schools
Council on Postsecondary Accreditation Southern Council on Collegiate Education in Nursing
Council on Rehabilitation Education Other organizations in individual disciplines
Council on Social Work Education
International Association of Counseling Services Approved for Teacher Certification by the North Carolina State
Board of Education
Source: Academic Affairs
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10. University Calendar
SUMMER SCHOOL 1995 FALL SEMESTER 1995
First Term August 21 Mon Faculty Meetings
May 15 Mon Registration August 22 Tues Registration
May 16 Tues Classes Begin August 23 Wed Classes Begin
June 19 Mon Classes End September 4 Mon State Holiday
June 20 Tues Final Exams October 26-29 Fall Break
November 20-26 Thanksgiving Break
Second Term November 27 Mon Classes Resume
June 21 Wed Registration December 8 Fri Classes End
June 22 Thur Classes Begin December 9 Sat Commencement
July 27 Thur Classes End December 11 Mon Exams Begin
July 28 Fri Final Exams December 16 Sat Exams End
SPRING SEMESTER 1996 SUMMER SCHOOL 1996
January 4 Thur Registration First Term
January 5 Fri Classes Begin May 13 Mon Registration
January 15 Mon State Holiday May 14 Tues Classes Begin
March 3-10 Spring Break June 17 Mon Classes End
March 11 Mon Classes Resume June 18 Tues Final Exams
April 5 Fri State Holiday
April 22 Mon Classes End Second Term
April 24 Wed Exams Begin June 19 Wed Registration
May 1 Wed Exams End June 20 Thur Classes Begin
May 4 Sat Commencement July 4 Thur State Holiday
July 25 Thur Classes End
July 26 Fri Final Exams
FALL SEMESTER 1996 SPRING SEMESTER 1997
August 19 Mon Faculty Meetings January 10 Fri Registration
August 20 Tues Registration January 13 Mon Classes Begin
August 21 Wed Classes Begin January 20 Mon State Holiday
September 2 Mon State Holiday March 9-16 Sun/Sun Spring Break
October 10-13 Fall Break March 17 Mon Classes Resume
Nov. 27-Dec. 1 Thanksgiving Break March 28 Fri State Holiday
December 2 Mon Classes Resume April 29 Tues Classes End
December 7 Sat Classes End May 1 Thur Exams Begin
December 7 Sat Commencement May 8 Thur Exams End
December 9 Mon Exams Begin May 10 Sat Commencement
December 14 Sat Exams End
Source: East Carolina University Bulletin 1994-1996, published by Academic Affairs
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13. Organization Chart BOARD OF GOVERNORS
The University of
East Carolina University North Carolina
PRESIDENT
The University of
North Carolina
CHANCELLOR
East Carolina University
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
East Carolina University
Executive Planning and Office of University Equal Opportunity
Aheis
tltc Internal Audit
Assistant Institutional Research Attorney Programs
University Publications
News & Communication
Services
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Business Affairs Research/ Isiuinl
ntttoa Health Sciences
Academic Affairs Student Life
Graduate Studies Advancement
Academic School of Health & School of Allied
Library Services Human Performance Health Sciences
School of Human Health Sciences
School of Art
Environmental Sciences Library
College of School of Industry
School of Medicine
Arts & Sciences & Technology
School of Business School of Music School of Nursing
Continuing Education School of Social Work
& Summer School
School of Education Undergraduate Studies
November, 1995
14. Organization Chart
Academic Affairs Academic Affairs
BB&T Center for International Programs
Leadership Development **
SACS Self-Study Associate Vice Chancellor
Admissions Diving Safety Honors Program Registrar
Academic Library
Services
Undergraduate
Studies
Continuing Education
& Summer School
Cooperative General University
Education College College
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College of Arts & School of Education/ School of Health & School of Human School of Industry &
School of Art School of Business Environmental School of Music School of Social Work
Sciences Teacher Education Human Performance Sciences Technology
Accounting Anthropology Mathematics Business, Vocational, Health Education Apparel, Aerospace Basic Studies Criminal Justice
& Technical Education Merchandising, & Studies
Biology Philosophy Human Performance Instrumental Social Work
Bureau of Business Interior Design
Research * Chemistry Physics Counselor & Adult Laboratory Construction
Education Child Management Keyboard
Decision Sciences Communication Political Science Recreation and Development &
Educational Leadership Leisure Studies Family Relations Industrial Music Education
Economics Psychology
Finance Technology
English Elementary & Middle Exercise and Sport Nutrition & Hospitality Voice
Sociology
Management Grades Education Science Management Military
Foreign Languages Theatre Arts Science
& Literatures Foundations and Research
Marketing
Geography Science Institute Library Studies and Planning
for the Disabled** Educational Technology
Geology Women's Studies Science Education
History Science/Math Education
LEGEND
Institute for Historical Center
*Research Unit
& Cultural Research*
Special Education **Public Service Unit
Rural Education
Institute**
November, 1995
15. Organization Chart
Research/Graduate Studies
Research/
Graduate Studies
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Center on Aging* Graduate School Institute for Coastal & Marine Office of Sponsored Programs Technology Transfer
Resources*
LEGEND
* Research Unit
November, 1995
16. Organization Chart
Health Sciences
Health Sciences
EAHEC
Development & Alumni Center for Health Sciences Center for Health Services Center for Health Sciences Academic Support &
Administration
Affairs Communications Research & Development Biostatistics Counseling Center
Medical Center News &
Information
School of Allied School of Medicine School of Nursing Health Sciences
Health Sciences Library
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Biostatistics Admissions Anatomy & Cell Obstetrics & Academic Services Acquisitions/Cataloging
Biology Gynecology
Clinical Laboratory Science Adult Health Nursing Audiovisuals & Informatics
Business Affairs Anesthesiology Pathology &
Communication Sciences and Laboratory Medicine Community, Mental Collection Access
Disorders Clinical Services Biochemistry Health Nursing, & Nursing
Pediatrics Services Administration Computing & Information
Community Health Continuing Medical Comparative Technology
Education Medicine Pharmacology Parent - Child Nursing
Environmental Health Education
Graduate Medical Emergency Physical Medicine Research & Evaluation
Health Information Medicine
Education & Rehabilitation Outreach Services
Management
Informatics Family Medicine Physiology Reference
Occupational Therapy
Medical Faculty Medical Humanities Psychiatric Medicine Serials
Physical Therapy
Practice Plan
Radiation Oncology
Physician Assistant Studies Research & Medicine
Graduate Studies Radiology
Rehabilitation Studies
Student Affairs Microbiology & Surgery
Immunology
November, 1995
17. Organization Chart
Business Affairs
Business Affairs
Treasurer: ECU Foundation
ECU Educational Foundation
ECU Alumni Foundation
Assistant Associate Assistant
University Budget Environmental Comptroller Computing and Systems
Vice Chancellor Vice Chancellor Vice Chancellor for
Office Health & Safety Information Systems Coordination
for Facilities Business Affairs Human Resources
Facility Planning, Design & Hazardous Waste Accounting Personnel Academic
Construction Student Fund Acct. Computing
Architectural Industrial Hygiene Employee Relations
Accounts Payable
Engineering Administrative
Cashier's Office Benefits
Construction Management Recycling Computing
Payroll
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Grants & Contracts Position
Facilities Maintenance & Workers' Compensation Operations
Student Loans Management
Operations-West
Building Maintenance Fire Safety Systems &
Utilities Recruitment Communications
Facilities Maintenance & Staff Development
Operations-East Real Estate Residency
Automotive Garage Office Management
Grounds
Building Maintenance
Utilities
Facilities Services Center Asset Auxiliary Materials Transportation
Management Public Safety
Services Management Management
Housekeeping Services
East Campus
West Campus Fixed Assets Bookstore Central Stores East Campus Parking & Traffic
Residence Halls Security
Auxiliaries Risk Mail Services Medical Stores Central Motor Pool
Management West Campus
Print Shop Purchasing Security Parking Facilities
Higher Rapid Copy
Education Copier Program Shipping & Receiving
Facilities
Commission Vending Warehousing
Moving Services
November, 1995
18. Organization Chart
Institutional Advancement
Institutional
Advancement
Institutional ECU Foundation, Inc. Regional Development** Alumni Relations
Advancement
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Shared Visions Campaign Board of Directors Regional Development Institute ECU Alumni Association
Major Gifts Center for Applied Technology Chapter Relations
Controller
Small Bus. & Tech. Dev. Center Special Events
Annual Giving
Survey Research Laboratory Alumni Programs
Planned Giving
Professional Societies
Gift Records
Research
Donor Stewardship
LEGEND
** Public Service Unit
November, 1995
19. Organization Chart
Student Life
Student Life
Research, Assessment, and Testing Minority Student Affairs
African-American Cultural Center
Student Student Student
Activities Development Services
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Dean of Students Dean of Student Development Dining Services
University Unions Career Services Student Financial Aid
Recreational Services Counseling Center University Housing Services
Judicial Affairs Office of Disability Support Services Student Health Service
Panhellenic Advisor Orientation & the First Year Experience
Student Leadership Development Health Promotion & Well-Being
Services for Deaf & Hard of Hearing
Students
Special Populations
November, 1995
21. Board Of Trustees
Robert A. Ward -- Chairman Valeria O. Lovelace
William P. Furr -- Vice Chairman Lyda Teer Mihalyi
H. E. (Gene) Rayfield, Jr. -- Secretary Betty S. Speir
William C. Baggett David Jordan Whichard, III
Phillip R. Dixon Walter Williams
Ronald Eugene Dowdy Ian Charles Eastman -- Ex-Officio
Charles R. Franklin, Jr. James LeRoy Smith -- Asst. Secretary
Administration
OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR
Richard R. Eakin Chancellor
James LeRoy Smith Executive Assistant to the Chancellor
Mary Ann Rose Assistant to the Chancellor/EEO Officer
Michael A. Hamrick, Director Athletics
Brenda R. Mills, Manager Internal Audit
Robert J. Thompson, Director Planning and Institutional Research
Ben G. Irons, II University Attorney
DIVISION OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Tinsley E. Yarbrough, Interim Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs
David L. Watkins, Associate Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs
Dianna B. Lowe, Assistant Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs
Myra H. Cain, Assistant Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs
Caroline L. Ayers, Interim Asst. Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs
Thomas E. Powell, Jr., Director Admissions
James H. Bearden, Director BB&T Center for Leadership Development
James A. Van Fleet, Director International Programs
David Sanders, Director Honors Program
J. Gilbert Moore, Registrar Registrar
Steven H. Sellers, Director Diving Safety
Dorothy H. Clayton, Coordinator Faculty Development Program
Rita Reaves, Director Writing Across the Curriculum Program
Dorothy H. Muller, Dean Undergraduate Studies/General College
Jo Ann F. Jones, Assistant Dean General College
Mary M. Cauley, Director Cooperative Education
Robert L. Denney, Associate Director University College
Eugene A. Owens, Associate Director Student Academic Support Services
W. Keats Sparrow, Dean College of Arts & Sciences
Byron L. Coulter, Associate Dean Arts & Sciences
Carolyn H. Hampton, Associate Dean Research
Linda D. Wolfe, Chair Anthropology
Charles E. Bland, Chair Biology
Chia-yu Li, Chair Chemistry
T. Harrell Allen, Chair Communication
Carson W. Bays, Chair Economics
Donald E. Palumbo, Chair English
Charles W. Sullivan, Chair Foreign Languages & Literatures
Leo E. Zonn, Chair Geography
Scott W. Snyder, Chair Geology
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22. Administration
W. Roger Biles, Chair History
Robert L. Bernhardt, Chair Mathematics
George W.S. Bailey, Chair Philosophy
Mumtaz A. Dinno, Chair Physics
David P. Conradt, Chair Political Science
Rand B. Evans, Chair Psychology
Richard J. Caston, Chair Sociology
John Shearin, Chair Theatre Arts
Henry C. Ferrell, Jr., Director Institute for Historical & Cultural Research
Vacant, Director Science Institute for the Disabled
Linda Allred, Director Women’s Studies
Michael A. Dorsey, Dean School of Art
Arthur J. Haney, Assistant Dean School of Art
Phil E. Phillips, Assistant Dean School of Art
Ernest B. Uhr, Dean School of Business
L. H. Zincone , Jr., Associate Dean Academic Programs
Richard L. Kerns, Associate Dean Computer Services
Jeffrey S. Allen, Associate Dean Professional Programs
Donald B. Boldt, Assistant Dean Graduate Studies
Jeffrey S. Allen, Director Bureau of Business Research
J. Larry Hagler, Chair Accounting
Margaret M. Capen, Chair Decision Sciences
C. Ronald Sprecher, Chair Finance
Joseph M. Tomkiewicz, Chair Management
Roger McIntyre, Chair Marketing
Charles Coble, Dean School of Education
Henry Peel, Associate Dean Faculty Programs & Development
John A. Swope, Associate Dean Instruction & Administration
Ivan G. Wallace, Chair Business, Vocational, & Technical Education
John J. Schmidt, Chair Counselor & Adult Education
Ed Bell, Interim Chair Educational Leadership
Thomas Buttery, Interim Chair Elementary & Middle Grades Education
Gregory Hastings, Acting Chair Foundations & Research
Lawrence W. S. Auld, Chair Library Studies & Educational Technology
Frank E. Crawley, Chair Science Education
John T. Richards, Chair Special Education
Emmett M. Floyd, Director ENCCARE
Betty G. Beacham, Director Model Clinical Teaching
Ronny VanSant, Director NC Teaching Fellows
James R. Taylor, Director REAP
Delma Blinson, Director Rural Education Institute
Katharine W. Hodgin, Director Science/Math Education Center
George E. Williams, Director Office of Clinical Experiences
Floyd E. Mattheis, Director Summer Ventures
Parmalee P. Hawk, Director Teacher Education
Christian W. Zauner, Dean School of Health & Human Performance
Paul Vaccaro, Chair Exercise and Sport Science
David M. White, Acting Chair Health Education
Karen Hancock, Acting Chair Recreation and Leisure Studies
Gay Israel, Director Human Performance Laboratory
Helen Grove, Dean School of Human Environmental Sciences
Marjorie Inman, Chair Apparel, Merchandising, & Interior Design
Cynthia E. Johnson, Chair Child Development & Family Relations
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23. Administration
DoriAnn Finley, Chair Nutrition & Hospitality Management
Nancy Lee, Acting Director Child Development Laboratories
Jannis B. Shea, Director Undergraduate Studies
David A. Dosser, Director Marriage & Family Therapy
Janet D. Bryan, Director Dietetics
A. Darryl Davis, Dean School of Industry & Technology
Michael D. Myrick, Chair Aerospace Studies
Douglas W. Kruger, Chair Construction Management
Elmer C. Poe, Chair Industrial Technology
James R. Cook, Chair Military Science
William W. Hankins, Acting Chair Planning
C. Brad Foley, Dean School of Music
George Knight, Assistant Dean School of Music
Rodney Schmidt, Assistant Dean School of Music
Joseph P. Distefano, Chair Basic Studies
Robert L. Hause, Chair Instrumental
Charles F. Bath, Chair Keyboard
Michelle J. Hairston, Chair Music Education
John B. O'Brien, Chair Voice
Gary R. Lowe, Dean School of Social Work
Linner Griffin, Associate Dean Graduate Studies, Social Work
William T. Gartman, Associate Dean Undergraduate Studies, Social Work
Joyce Reed, Director Criminal Justice
Vickie J. Peterson, Director Field Education
Lena Carawan, Assistant Director Field Education
Kenneth E. Marks, Director Academic Library Services
Diana M. Henshaw, Director Continuing Education & Summer School
DIVISION OF RESEARCH AND GRADUATE STUDIES
Thomas Feldbush, Vice Chancellor/Dean Research/Graduate Studies
Paul D. Tschetter, Associate Dean Graduate School
Max C. Poole, Assistant Dean Graduate School
James P. Mitchell, Director Center on Aging
William H. Queen, Director Institute for Coastal & Marine Resources
Alan A. Schreier, Director Office of Sponsored Programs
Marti VanScott, Director Technology Transfer
DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES
James A. Hallock, Vice Chancellor Health Sciences
Thomas G. Irons, Associate Vice Chancellor Health Sciences, President/HealthEast, Inc.
Ellis F. Hall, Interim Associate Vice Chancellor Development & Alumni Affairs
Gary R. Vanderpool, Assistant Vice Chancellor Health Sciences Administration
David C. Balch, Director Health Sciences Communications
Susan S. Gustke, Executive Director Eastern Area Health Education Center
Christopher J. Mansfield, Director Health Services Research & Development
Kevin F. O’Brien, Director Health Sciences Biostatistics
David Emmerling, Director Academic Support & Counseling Center
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24. Administration
Harold P. Jones, Dean School of Allied Health Sciences
Kevin F. O'Brien, Associate Dean School of Allied Health Sciences
Thomas Chenier, Chair Biostatistics
Susan T. Smith, Chair Clinical Laboratory Science
Donald E. Ensley, Chair Community Health
Y. J. Lao, Chair Environmental Health
Peggy H. Wood, Chair Health Information Management
Anne Dickerson, Acting Chair Occupational Therapy
Bruce C. Albright, Chair Physical Therapy
Paul P. Alston, Chair Rehabilitation Studies
Michael Rastatter, Chair Communication Sciences and Disorders
Jim Keller, Acting Chair Physician Assistant Studies
James A. Hallock, Dean School of Medicine
Ann C. Jobe, Senior Associate Dean School of Medicine
Dean H. Hayek, Associate Dean Admissions
Gary R. Vanderpool, Associate Dean Business Affairs
R. Derek Prentice, Associate Dean Clinical Services & Medical Director
Susan S. Gustke, Associate Dean Continuing Medical Education
D. E. Darnell Jones, Associate Dean Graduate Medical Education
Dennis R. Sinar, Associate Dean Informatics
Sam N. Pennington, Associate Dean Research & Graduate Studies
Julius Q. Mallette, Assistant Dean Student Affairs
Randall H. Renegar, Assistant Dean Student Affairs
James G. Peden, Jr., Assistant Dean Admissions
Theodore W. Whitley, Assistant Dean Medical Education
John J. Zizzo, Director Medical Faculty Practice Plan
Jack E. Brinn, Chair Anatomy & Cell Biology
Jack H. Welch, Chair Anesthesiology
Joseph G. Cory, Chair Biochemistry
William H. Pryor, Jr., Chair Comparative Medicine
Nicholas H. Benson, Chair Emergency Medicine
D. Dean Patton, Chair Family Medicine
Loretta M. Kopelman, Chair Medical Humanities
Robert L. Wortmann, Chair Medicine
Paul V. Phibbs, Chair Microbiology & Immunology
D. E. Darnell Jones, Chair Obstetrics & Gynecology
H. Thomas Norris, Chair Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Jon B. Tingelstad, Chair Pediatrics
Wallace R. Wooles, Chair Pharmacology
Charles H. Duckett, Interim Chair Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Stephen C. Wood, Chair Physiology
J. Frank James, Chair Psychiatric Medicine
Ulf L. Karlsson, Chair Radiation Oncology
R. William McConnell, Chair Radiology
Walter J. Pories, Chair Surgery
Phyllis N. Horns, Dean School of Nursing
Therese G. Lawler, Associate Dean Academic Services
Karen Elberson, Chair Adult Health Nursing
Judy H. Bernhardt, Chair Community, Mental Health Nursing, &
Nursing Services Administration
Jo Ann Neff, Chair Parent - Child Nursing
Jeannie Yount, Director Student Services
Dixie Koldjeski, Interim Associate Dean Research & Evaluation
Jo Ann Bell, Director Health Sciences Library
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25. Administration
DIVISION OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
James L. Lanier, Vice Chancellor Institutional Advancement
Donald Y. Leggett, Associate Vice Chancellor Alumni Relations
Malcolm Woodall, Associate Vice Chancellor Institutional Advancement
Albert A. Delia, Associate Vice Chancellor Regional Development
Walter M. Fitts, Director Small Business & Technology Development Ctr.
Mark A. Friend, Director Center for Applied Technology
DIVISION OF STUDENT LIFE
Alfred T. Matthews, Vice Chancellor Student Life
Ronald P. Speier, Dean of Students Student Activities
Vacant, Dean Student Development
Brian Haynes, Asst. VC and Director Minority Student Affairs
Kris M. Smith, Asst. VC and Director Student Life Research, Assessment, & Testing
James R. Westmoreland, Director Career Services
Wilbert R. Ball, Director Counseling Center
Frank Salamon, Director Dining Services (University)
C. C. Rowe, Director Disability Support Services
Donna Walsh, Director Health Promotion & Well-Being
Karen D. Boyd, Assoc. Dean of Students Judicial Affairs
Taffye Benson Clayton, Director Ledonia Wright African American Cultural Center
Beth Anne Pretty, Director Orientation & the First Year Experience
Laura W. Sweet, Asst. Dean of Students Panhellenic Advisor
Tony Schreiber, Director Services for Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing Students
Lucinda W. Wright, Asst. Dean & Director Special Populations
Rose Mary Stelma, Director Student Financial Aid
Kay VanNortwick, Director Student Health Service
Lisa R. Shibley, Director Student Leadership Development
Nance J. Mize, Director Recreational Services
Emanuele Amaro, Director University Housing Services
Vacant, Director University Unions
DIVISION OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Richard Brown, Vice Chancellor Business Affairs
C. Layton Getsinger, Associate Vice Chancellor Business Affairs
Daniel R. Bishop, Comptroller Financial Affairs
Blake C. Price, Director Computing & Information Systems
Phillip W. Lewis, Acting Director Environmental Health and Safety
Anne W. Jenkins, Acting Asst. Vice Chancellor Human Resources
George W. Harrell, Assistant Vice Chancellor Facilities Services
Anne W. Jenkins, Director Systems Coordination
James D. Plummer, Director University Budget
Teresa Crocker, Director Public Safety
A. Scott Buck, Director Materials Management
C. Layton Getsinger, Director Auxiliary Services
Sherry C. Pernell, Director Asset and Risk Management
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27. STUDENTS
* HIGHLIGHTS *
♦ Since the fall of 1991, the average freshman SAT score has increased
from 889 to 911 (p. 23)
♦ The fall 1995 freshman class hails from 91 of the 100 North Carolina
counties and 26 of the 50 United States (pp. 27 & 28)
♦ Undergraduate transfers from North Carolina institutions make up 75%
of ECU's new transfers (p. 32)
♦ The Universities of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Greensboro, and
Wilmington and North Carolina State University contribute the majority
of our transfers from North Carolina public senior institutions (p. 32)
♦ Women comprise 58% of ECU's total population (p. 33)
♦ Full-time students comprise 82% of ECU's total student body (p. 35)
♦ North Carolina residents comprise 86% of ECU's total enrollment (p. 36)
♦ Minorities compose 13% of our undergraduates, 12% of our graduates,
and 23% of our medical students (p. 41)
♦ Overall, minorities comprise 13% of ECU's student body (p. 41)
♦ 85% of ECU's undergraduates are under age 25 (p. 44)
♦ 75% of ECU's graduate-level students are age 25 or over (p. 45)
♦ The average GPA of freshman men is 2.14; senior men average 2.67 (p.
60)
♦ The average GPA of freshman women is 2.27; senior women average
2.93 (p. 60)
♦ During the fall 1995 semester, students enrolled in courses totalling
216,917 semester credit hours (p. 64)
♦ 26% of the fall 1995 student body lived in ECU's student housing (p. 68)
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30. First-Time Freshman Average SAT Scores*
by Residence Status
Fall 1991 - 1995
975
950
925
900
875
850
825
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
Avg In-State Avg Out-of-State Avg All First-time Freshman
Average Average Average UNC System
In-State Out-of-State All 1st-time Fr. Average
Year Test SAT Score SAT Score SAT Score Score
1991 Verbal 415 437 419 453
Math 466 487 470 505
Combined 881 924 889 958
1992 Verbal 422 440 426 452
Math 468 492 474 507
Combined 890 932 900 959
1993 Verbal 430 456 435 455
Math 480 510 485 512
Combined 910 966 920 967
1994 Verbal 424 452 429 458
Math 478 518 484 517
Combined 902 970 913 975
1995 Verbal 429 452 433 459
Math 472 508 478 510
Combined 901 960 911 969
* Original Scores
Source: Student Data File (SDF)
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31. SAT Scores of Accepted
Freshman Applicants
Fall 1995
4,000
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
<400 401-600 601-800 801-1000 1001-1200 1201-1400 1401-1600
Accepted Enrolled
Accepted % Enrolled
for by
SAT Interval Admission Enrolled SAT Interval
400 or below 0 0 0.0%
401-600 5 0 0.0%
601-800 1,086 530 48.8%
801-1000 3,794 1,553 40.9%
1001-1200 1,587 483 30.4%
1201-1400 195 63 32.3%
1401-1600 4 1 25.0%
Unavailable 132 12 9.1%
Total 6,803 2,642 38.8%
Source: Student Data File (SDF)
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32. First-Time Freshman SAT Scores
Fall 1994 & 1995
Number of students/SAT interval
1,600
1,400 1995 1994
1,200
1,000
800
600
400
200
0
<400 401- 601- 801- 1001- 1201- 1401-
600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600
1994 1995
SAT Interval # Students % of Total # Students % of Total
400 or below 0 0.0% 0 0.0%
401-600 0 0.0% 0 0.0%
601-800 451 19.1% 530 20.1%
801-1000 1,393 59.0% 1,553 58.8%
1001-1200 436 18.5% 483 18.3%
1201-1400 44 1.9% 63 2.4%
1401-1600 4 0.2% 1 0.0%
Unavailable 35 1.5% 12 0.5%
Total 2,363 100.0% 2,642 100.0%
Note: Percentages may not total 100% due to rounding
Source: Student Data File (SDF)
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33. First-Time Freshman High School Class Rank
Fall 1991 - 1995
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
0
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
Bottom Fifth 4th Fifth 3rd Fifth 2nd Fifth Top Fifth
1991 1992 1993 1994 1995
% of % of % of % of % of
Class Rank N Total N Total N Total N Total N Total
Top Fifth 640 29.0% 785 29.4% 800 35.0% 695 31.5% 829 33.2%
2nd Fifth 743 33.7% 1001 37.4% 875 38.3% 846 38.3% 908 36.3%
3rd Fifth 630 28.6% 671 25.1% 504 22.1% 548 24.8% 570 22.8%
4th Fifth 175 7.9% 197 7.4% 96 4.2% 114 5.2% 175 7.0%
Bottom Fifth 16 0.7% 19 0.7% 8 0.4% 6 0.3% 16 0.6%
Total 2,204 100% 2,673 100% 2,283 100% 2,209 100% 2,498 100%
No Class Rank 132 193 152 154 144
Note: Percentages may not total 100% due to rounding
Source: Student Data File (SDF)
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34. First-Time Freshman Enrollment by County
Fall 1995
0
1 - 25
26 - 50
51 - 75
76 - 100
101 - 200
201 +
County N County N County N County N
Alamance 32 Currituck 5 Lee 15 Rockingham 9
Alexander 8 Dare 15 Lenoir 50 Rowan 26
Alleghany 2 Davidson 28 Lincoln 9 Rutherford 2
Anson 0 Davie 1 Macon 0 Sampson 25
Ashe 0 Duplin 22 Madison 0 Scotland 10
Avery 1 Durham 56 Martin 26 Stanly 12
Beaufort 49 Edgecombe 34 McDowell 1 Stokes 8
Bertie 18 Forsyth 58 Mecklenburg 89 Surry 13
Bladen 14 Franklin 16 Mitchell 2 Swain 0
Brunswick 24 Gaston 8 Montgomery 4 Transylvania 2
Buncombe 13 Gates 5 Moore 20 Tyrrell 3
Burke 10 Graham 0 Nash 56 Union 18
Cabarrus 8 Granville 14 New Hanover 50 Vance 15
Caldwell 13 Greene 10 Northampton 3 Wake 232
Camden 2 Guilford 96 Onslow 70 Warren 4
Carteret 37 Halifax 25 Orange 21 Washington 12
Caswell 4 Harnett 31 Pamlico 8 Watauga 0
Catawba 26 Haywood 3 Pasquotank 17 Wayne 56
Chatham 6 Henderson 5 Pender 7 Wilkes 11
Cherokee 5 Hertford 10 Perquimans 8 Wilson 65
Chowan 10 Hoke 6 Person 14 Yadkin 5
Clay 0 Hyde 4 Pitt 165 Yancey 0
Cleveland 10 Iredell 15 Polk 3
Columbus 16 Jackson 3 Randolph 11
Craven 60 Johnston 35 Richmond 8
Cumberland 94 Jones 4 Robeson 21
Total North Carolina First-Time Freshman = 2,177
Total First-Time Freshman = 2,642
Source: Student Data File (SDF)
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35. First-Time Freshman Enrollment by State
Fall 1995
0
1 - 25
26 - 100
101 - 200
200 +
State N State N State N State N
Alabama 1 Iowa 0 New Jersey 60 Vermont 0
Alaska 0 Kansas 0 New Mexico 0 Virginia 147
Arizona 0 Kentucky 1 New York 32 Washington 0
Arkansas 0 Louisiana 0 North Carolina 2,177 West Virginia 2
California 1 Maine 1 North Dakota 0 Wisconsin 1
Colorado 0 Maryland 84 Ohio 9 Wyoming 0
Connecticut 12 Massachusetts 2 Oklahoma 0 U.S. Territories 0
Delaware 7 Michigan 3 Oregon 0 Unknown 47
D. C. 1 Minnesota 0 Pennsylvania 23 Foreign Countries 3
Florida 7 Mississippi 0 Rhode Island 2
Georgia 4 Missouri 0 South Carolina 10
Hawaii 1 Montana 0 South Dakota 0
Idaho 0 Nebraska 0 Tennessee 0
Illinois 0 Nevada 0 Texas 1
Indiana 1 New Hampshire 2 Utah 0
Total Out-of-State First-Time Freshman = 465
Total First-Time Freshman = 2,642
Source: Student Data File (SDF)
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