Higher Education In North Carolina - Newsletter
This newsletter is designed to provide the prospective college student, whether freshman or transfer, with information about the availability of higher education in North Carolina, both public and private. It provides information on The University of North Carolina, community colleges, private senior colleges and universities, theological seminary, Bible colleges, and private junior colleges. The information was obtained from reports submitted by the respective officers of each institution.Published annually by the UNC-GA Program Assessment and Public Service Division
Contact: ProgAssess@ga.unc.edu
1999-2000 University of North Carolina Institutional Profiles
1998-1999 University of North Carolina Institutional Profiles
1997-1998 University of North Carolina Institutional Profiles
1996-1997 University of North Carolina Institutional Profiles
1995-1996 University of North Carolina Institutional Profiles
Institutional Profiles; lists several different types of data about each of the 16 UNC campuses. You can find out about the schools history, location, academic calendar, undergraduate enrollment, student services, annual student costs, financial aid offerings, freshman class profile, bachelor's degree programs offered, facilities, admission requirements, advanced placement accepted by the institution, and numbers of faculty with doctoral and first professional degrees.
Published annually by the UNC-GA Program Assessment and Public Service Division
Contact: Dr. George Antonelli, antong@ga.unc.edu
Academic Program Inventory, North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universities
The Academic Program Inventory of North Carolina Senior Colleges and Universities contains all current academic degree programs for these institutions as approved by the University of North Carolina Board of Governors for public four-year institutions and as provided by the official representative of each campus for the independent institutions. The Academic Program Inventory includes a summary of all degree programs for the University of North Carolina system and all senior independent colleges and universities by degree program. Each degree program within each major field of study is listed along with the institution offering the degree, the degree abbreviation, and the track or campus title for each program. It also presents a listing of all degree programs for each institution by major field of study, API code (UNC institutions only), CIP code, degree level, degree abbreviation, degree program title, and campus title.
The Academic Program Inventory is published biennially by the UNC-GA Program Assessment and Public Service Division.
Contact: ProgAssess@ga.unc.edu
Statistical Abstract of Higher Education in North Carolina 1999-2000
Statistical Abstract of Higher Education in North Carolina 1998-99
Statistical Abstract of Higher Education in North Carolina 1997-98
Statistical Abstract of Higher Education in North Carolina 1996-97
Statistical Abstract of Higher Education in North Carolina 1995-96
Statistical Abstract of Higher Education in North Carolina 1994-95
Supplemental DataThe Statistical Abstract covers the breadth of higher education activities in the State in their quantitative aspect, from simple counts of enrollment and degrees conferred to complex analyses of the flow of student transfers among institutions.
Published annually by the UNC-GA Program Assessment and Public Service Division
Contact: ProgAssess@ga.unc.edu
The Administrative Manual of The University of North Carolina--revised September 1999
Individual Administrative Memoranda
The Administrative Manual of The University of North Carolina is a valuable reference tool for University administrators. Published periodically, this manual contains presidential directives (better known as administrative memoranda), and policies promulgated by the Board of Governors.
Published periodically by The University of North Carolina General Administration
Contact: Chris S. Morgan, Editor
The Code
The Code is the official governing document of The UNC Board of Governors.Explanation of The Code
Section 18 of Chapter 1244 of the 1971 Session Laws for the State of North Carolina directed the Board of Governors of The University of North Carolina: to adopt, for itself and all constituent institutions, a code based upon the code of the University of North Carolina as it may exist prior to July 1, 1972, but modified in such ways as to the Board of Governors may deem desirable in order to take into account the practices and needs of all the constituent institutions.
The Code is published periodically by The University of North Carolina General Administration
as a bookmarked and searchable document in Adobe Acrobat (3.x or greater) pdf format and as an html document. (Download free Acrobat Reader)
Contact: Bart Corgnati
Inventory of Expensive Scientific Equipment available for collaborative research within UNC 1995-96
Scientific Equipment Inventory; is updated regularly on the World Wide Web. It contains an indexed list of university owned scientific equipment inventory. Published and maintained by the UNC-GA Research Division, this publication is designed to assist researchers on the 16 UNC campuses in locating expensive (over $50,000) scientific equipment for use on UNC research projects.
Contact: Dr. Richard Linton, rwl@ga.unc.edu
Facilities Inventory and Utilization Study (1998)
An annual publication from UNC General Administration since 1967, the Facilities Inventory and Utilization Study details the status of space in 118 North Carolina public and private institutions of higher education at the end of the drop-add period of the fall term at each college. This study also gives indications of the uses being made of the space and provides where feasible, norms and historical information for the past five years to enable institutions to make their own assessments of their facilities. The purposes of the study include providing facilities data to federal and state authorities, making data on North Carolina facilities available to other commissions for comparative purposes, and providing participating institutions with data which may be helpful to the management of their facilities.
Contact: Kevin MacNaughton, kjm@ga.unc.edu
