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HES 2006-2007 Highlights
- Enrollment has increased! Current enrollment is about 1550 students (1300 undergrads and 250 graduate students);
- Total student credit hour production increased by over 10% from Fall '06 compared with Fall '05;
- New faculty were added in each department;
- New department chairs in Human Development and Family Studies and Social Work have taken over for Drs. Dave Demo and John Rife who had served for 10 and 8 years, respectively;
- New staff added in 2007:
- Dr. John Rife as Associate Dean for Academic Administration
- Dr. Marion O'Brien, Associate Dean for Research
- Mr. Jeffrey Stoutenburg, Assistant Dean for Budget, Planning and Personnel
- Ms. Jennifer Clark, Director for Student Services
- Over 500 students participated in internships, practica, or other community assignments;
- Two "inter-institutional" programs are active and receiving awards: joint Master of Social Work program with NC A&T State University and joint MS degree in Family Life and Parenting Education between HES' Department of Human Development and Family Studies and NC State's Department of Family and Consumer Sciences;
- Departments of Interior Architecture and Social Work successfully worked with Greensboro's Department of Housing to design and construct the "Dillard Street House" and to assist with the elderly couple's move;
- All programs were successfully accredited by appropriate bodies; most recently, NCATE and state of NC Department of Public Instruction successfully accredited Birth-Kindergarten teacher education and the School Social Work licensure programs;
- BOT approved HES' newest center (The Center for Research Excellence in Bioactive Food Components) located at NC Research Campus in Kannapolis, NC;
- HES obtained over $6.9 million in external funding for calendar year 2006
and over $10 million for fiscal year 2006.
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