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1 Academic Senate Productivity
October 30, 2017

2 Productivity WSCH _______ Productivity = FTEF WSCH = number of students in class FTEF = number of faculty

3 Possible Productivity
Division Maximum Productivity Possible Fall 2016 Actual Productivity Fall 2016 Biological & Health Sciences 457 371 Fine Arts & Communication 663 521 Language Arts 418 359 Business & Social Sciences 665 504 Kinesiology & Athletics 1,149 402 Physical Sciences, Math, Engineering 614 523 Division Maximum Productivity Possible Fall 2017 Biological & Health Sciences 486 Fine Arts & Communication 671 Language Arts 411 Business & Social Sciences 650 Kinesiology & Athletics 1,075 Physical Sciences, Math, Engineering 609

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