Academic Affairs Dr. Chula King Provost & VP Academic Affairs 26 May 2010

2 Regional Comprehensive Medium-to-large sized institution (2, ,000) funded primarily through state allocations and student tuition. Regional and vocational focus in mission. Primarily undergraduate with selected graduate programs that lead to Master's degrees, Specialist degrees, and a few doctoral degrees. Moderate opportunities for athletics Emphasis on teaching, scholarship and service

3 Shared Governance Collegial decision-making process where input is shared among faculty, staff, students and administrators Key constituents have primary responsibility over decision making in certain areas –Faculty primarily responsible for curriculum, subject matter and methods of instruction, research, faculty status, and those aspects of student life which relate to the educational process, e.g., Faculty Senate –Students primarily responsible for devising policies relevant to student governance, e.g., SGA

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6 Campuses Pensacola Campus Emerald Coast Campuses –Ft. Walton Beach Campus –Eglin AFB –W.E. Combs Campus –UF/UWF REEF Center Online Campus

7 Degrees Offered Associate of Arts (3) Bachelor’s (51) Master’s (25) Specialist’s Degree (2) – Ed.S. Doctoral – Ed.D.

8 Primary Areas of Study Business Education Math and Science Communication Arts Psychology Computer Science Health Professions Engineering & Engineering Technology Arts & Humanities Social Sciences

11 Assessment of Quality Accreditation Academic Learning Compacts and Academic Learning Plans –Content –Critical Thinking –Communication –Integrity/Values –Project Management Program Reviews BOG

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