1. University Overview Founded in 1958 Six colleges –College of Aeronautics –College of Business –College of Engineering –College of Psychology and Liberal Arts –College of Science –University College Programs –166 degree programs –76 master’s degrees –22 doctoral degrees

2. Fast Facts Only independent, scientific and technological university in southeastern United States Ranked among nation’s best doctoral universities by U.S. News and World Report Ranked as Florida’s top private university by Washington Monthly Ranked as a “Best Southeastern College” by The Princeton Review Classified by the Carnegie Foundation as a Doctoral Research Intensive University Faculty host nearly $34 million in externally funded research

3. Location 130-acre campus in Melbourne on Florida’s Space Coast Minutes from the Indian River Lagoon and Atlantic Ocean 50 minutes from NASA and Kennedy Space Center One hour east of Orlando and Central Florida attractions Within Florida’s High Tech Corridor –Home to over 5,000 high-tech companies –Nation’s fifth largest high-tech workforce

4. Student Body Over 5,100 students Representing all 50 states and nearly 100 countries Student-faculty ratio= 9:1 Over 100 student organizations NCAA Division II varsity athletics competes in Sunshine State Conference

5. F.W. Olin Engineering Complex Houses College of Engineering (except DMES in Link Building) 68,500 sq. ft. facility 26 specialized research and teaching labs 145-seat auditorium

6. F.W. Olin Life Sciences Building Home of the biological sciences department 37,000 sq. ft. facility Eight teaching labs 12 research labs with flex space

7. F.W. Olin Physical Sciences Center Houses offices and labs for chemistry, physics and space sciences 70,000 sq. ft. facility High-bay research area Observatory dome Rooftop deck to accommodate up to 15 additional telescopes

8. Who’s Who Executive Council Anthony J. Catanese, President T. Dwayne McCay, Provost and Executive Vice President Jack Armul, Vice President for Financial Affairs Kenneth P. Stackpoole, Senior Vice President for Advancement Deans Robert E. Niebuhr, College of Business Thomas D. Waite, College of Engineering Mary Beth Kenkel, College of Psychology and Liberal Arts Gordon L. Nelson, College of Science Clifford R. Bragdon, University College John H. Cain, College of Aeronautics (interim dean)