The UTSA Fact Book Office Of Institutional Research
The UTSA Fact BookOffice of Institutional Research
History and GeneralInformationThe UTSA Fact BookOffice of Institutional Research
UTSA History and General InformationCurrent UTSA Mission, Vision and Core ValuesMission StatementThe University of Texas at San Antonio is dedicated to the advancement of knowledgethrough research and discovery, teaching and learning, community engagement andpublic service. As an institution of access and excellence, UTSA embraces multiculturaltraditions, serving as a center for intellectual and creative resources as well as a catalystfor socioeconomic development for Texas, the nation and the world.Vision StatementTo be a premier public research university, providing access to educational excellenceand preparing citizen leaders for the global environmentCore ValuesWe encourage an environment of dialogue and discovery, where integrity, excellence,inclusiveness, respect, collaboration, and innovation are fostered.UTSA's core values reflect how we have pursued our plan as well as how we will fulfillour mission and realize our vision. Each value reflects rich, shared meaning: Integrity: adhering to a standard of core values at UTSA and ensuring that oneacts in a fair and ethical fashion.Excellence: commitment to delivering consistently high-quality service, teaching,and research through superior performance.Inclusiveness: fostering diversity and providing access to educational andsocioeconomic opportunities for allâ ”regardless of individual backgrounds andphilosophies.Respect: treating others with civility and openness, recognizing the dignityinherent in each individual.Collaboration: working with others toward common goals while valuingteamwork, participation, and commitment to public service.Innovation: encouraging ingenuity, creativity, and discovery.Please see the UTSA Strategic Plan at http://www.utsa.edu/strategicplan/ for more detailson UTSA’s Mission, Vision and Core Values.
Current University of Texas System RegentsOfficers: James R. Huffines, Chairman Colleen McHugh, Vice Chairman Paul Foster, Vice ChairmanFrancie A. Frederick, General Counsel to the Board of RegentsMember(s) with term set to expire February 1, 2011 R. Steven "Steve" Hicks Janiece Longoria Colleen McHughMember(s) with term set to expire February 1, 2013 James D. Dannenbaum Paul Foster Printice L. GaryMember(s) with term set to expire February 1, 2015 James R. Huffines Wm. Eugene "Gene" Powell Robert L. StillwellStudent Regent with term to expire May 31, 2010 Karim A. MeijerSee http://www.utsystem.edu/bor/currentRegents.htm for the most up to date information.
Current UTSA AdministrationPresident: Ricardo Romo, Ph.D.Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs: John Frederick, Ph.D.Executive Vice Provost: Julius GribouVice President for Student Affairs: Gage E. Paine, Ph.D.Vice President for Business Affairs: Kerry L. KennedyVice President for University Advancement: Marjie FrenchVice President for Research: Robert W. Gracy, Ph.D.Vice President for Community Services: Jude Valdez, Ph.D.See s.cfm for the most up to dateinformation.
UTSA History and Other Sites of Interest:Chronology of UTSA (http://www.utsa.edu/about/History/) – Follow the developmentof UTSA from 1969 to present.UTSA Presidents and Dates of idents.html) – A history of UTSA’spresidents and their accomplishments at UTSA.About UTSA (http://www.utsa.edu/About/) – This site provides a great overview ofUTSA including Academics, Research, Community Impact and other information aboutUTSA.
Interesting UTSA Today HeadlinesEventsUTSA Diploma Dash Celebrates 25th sh25.cfmVicente Fox to Speak at fmTexas Folklife Festival – New music, dance and SA Hosts Gov. Rick Perry for Ceremonial ings.cfmFor the Love of Science, PREP students find mbrilla.cfmExxon-Mobil Bernard Harris Science Summer cfmSaturday Night Live Comic Seth Meyers Opens Roadrunner fmInstitute of Texan Cultures Expands to Seven Day .html
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StudentEnrollmentThe UTSA Fact BookOffice of Institutional Research
Student EnrollmentThe student enrollment information comes from the Coordinating Board Enrollment Report (CBM001) and thestudents’ major comes from the Banner system. The college information is for the current college structure, meaningthat the organization of the Colleges is based on the departments which were in each college in Fall 2009. For moreinformation please contact the Office of Institutional Research at (210) 458-4706.Number of Students Enrolled by ClassificationFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 28,533100.0%28,413100.0%28,955100.0%TotalSemester Credit Hours of Students Enrolled by ClassificationFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 00.0%323,758100.0%329,795100.0%Total
Number of Students Enrolled by GenderFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall .0%28,533100.0%28,413100.0%28,955100.0%Semester Credit Hours of Students Enrolled by GenderFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 0.0%Number of Students Enrolled by Course LoadFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009Full ,32373.6%Part 3100.0%28,955100.0%Semester Credit Hours Students by Course LoadFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009Full 0%280,45285.0%Part .0%323,758100.0%329,795100.0%
Number of Students Enrolled by Level and Course LoadUndergraduatePost-BacMastersDoctoralFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009Full ,77379.1%Part 8100.0%25,006100.0%Full Time13327.9%9427.6%7924.0%8329.6%7326.9%Part 76100.0%340100.0%329100.0%280100.0%271100.0%Full rt .0%3,130100.0%Full Time25469.4%26863.2%27761.6%29764.0%35164.1%Part 0.0%TotalEnrollment by Course Load24K20K16KFull TimePart 50K
Number of Students Enrolled by EthnicityFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009White 039.0%10,92437.7%Black ,11642.6%12,43242.9%Asian or Pacific .4%American Indian orAlaskan onal7862.9%7952.8%9513.3%9483.3%1,0363.6%Unknown or %Fall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009White 7,39539.3%125,97838.2%Black 141.8%134,31641.5%136,78841.5%Asian or 17.0%23,3537.1%American Indian orAlaskan 3%11,5363.5%Unknown or ,795100.0%TotalSemester Credit Hours by EthnicityTotal
Enrollment by Ethnicity14K12K10K8K6K4K2K0KFall 2005American Indian orAlaskan NativeUnknown or NotReportedFall 2006Fall 2007Asian or Pac. IslanderBlack Non-HispanicFall 2008HispanicFall 2009InternationalWhite Non-HispanicEnrollment by Level and EthnicityUndergraduateFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009White 7%Black Asian or American Indian orAlaskan 131%5312%5062%5442%Unknown or 705100%24,648100%25,006100%White Non-Hispanic25353%17350%15346%13347%12546%Black 9%12939%10437%11140%TotalPost-Bac
Post-BacMastersFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009Asian or PacificIslander183%92%103%62%93%American Indian orAlaskan %Unknown or 0%280100%271100%White 0%Black 37%1,12636%1,13137%1,18537%Asian or PacificIslander1314%1324%1274%1294%1123%American Indian orAlaskan 79%30410%32710%Unknown or 00%3,049100%3,021100%3,130100%White Non-Hispanic14238%16839%17739%17738%20637%Black %10824%10923%12021%Asian or PacificIslander92%122%173%245%305%American Indian orAlaskan 6%12426%16129%Unknown or %28,955100%HispanicDoctoralTotalTotal
Enrollment by Level and GenderUndergraduatePost-BacMastersDoctoralFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall otalEnrollment by Student Level32K28K24K20K4 Doctoral3 Masters2 Post-Bac1 006FaFall20050K
Number of Students by Age CategoryFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 4.0%50 379100.0%28,533100.0%28,413100.0%28,955100.0%Under 18TotalSemester Credit Hours by Age CategoryFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall ,6103.1%8,7652.8%8,2052.5%8,8252.7%50 ,795100.0%Under 18Total
Number of Students by Level and Age CategoryFall 2005UndergraduatePost-BacMastersFall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall -507803.3%7253.0%6452.6%6052.5%6032.4%50 7.7%40-508618.1%6920.3%7422.5%4716.8%6323.2%50 9%38412.3%50 7100.0%3,049100.0%3,021100.0%3,130100.0%Under 18Total
Fall 2005DoctoralFall 2007Fall 2008Fall 1020.1%50 8,533100.0%28,413100.0%28,955100.0%TotalTotalFall 2006
Semester Credit Hours of Students by Level and Age CategoryUndergraduatePost-BacMastersFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall .1%5,6551.9%5,2921.8%5,4591.8%50 319.3%33317.7%24614.2%37622.4%50 5%2,28610.9%50 7373.8%8344.0%8494.3%8084.1%7943.8%Under 18
Fall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall .5%50 00.0%TotalTotalAverage Age by LevelFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 24.1923.9323.8423.89
Number of Students Enrolled Based on the Fall 2008 College StructureFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 4720.2%5,51019.0%Education .7%2,3368.1%Honors00.0%00.0%00.0%10.0%10.0%Liberal andFine 2.9%No 4%Public ,413100.0%28,955100.0%Enrollment by n & HumanDevelopmentEngineering4,000Liberal and Fine Arts3,000No CollegePublic Policy2,000SciencesHonors1,0000Fall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009
Enrollment by Residence CategoryFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall .1%13,90748.0%Other 46.6%13,47846.5%Other States5041.8%6032.1%6672.3%6392.2%6682.3%Out of 0%TotalEnrollment by Residence32K28K24K20K16K12K8K4K0KFall 2005Fall 20064 Out of Country1 BexarFall 20073 Other StatesFall 2008Fall 20092 Other Texas County
Students Enrolled by Texas Economic RegionFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009Central Gulf 4.8%High 930.3%860.3%840.3%820.3%Not in South %1620.6%Upper EastTexas610.2%660.2%680.2%560.2%550.2%Upper RioGrande3171.2%3521.2%3561.2%3271.2%3101.1%West Texas2060.8%2180.8%2110.7%2070.7%1870.6%Enrollment by Economic Region24K20KCentral TexasGulf CoastHigh PlainsMetroplexNorthwest TexasNot in TexasSouth TexasSoutheast TexasUpper East TexasUpper Rio GrandeWest l20050K
Students Enrolled by Campus LocationFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 20091604 ,53177.8%Downtown owntown and 3100.0%28,955100.0%Enrollment by Campus Location24K20K16K1604DTDT 12K8K4Kl2009Fall2008Fall2007Fall2006FalFall20050K
Students Enrolled by Level and Campus all 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 20091604 ,98469.0%Downtown owntown and .7%25,00686.4%1604 Only3111.1%2400.8%2290.8%1860.7%1840.6%Downtown Only750.3%450.2%630.2%580.2%400.1%Downtown and .2%3291.2%2801.0%2710.9%1604 owntown Only8863.2%9143.2%8062.8%8162.9%8372.9%Downtown and 1.2%3,21711.3%3,04910.7%3,02110.6%3,13010.8%1604 Only3311.2%3691.3%4041.4%4241.5%4591.6%Downtown Only110.0%300.1%250.1%190.1%490.2%Downtown and ,533100.0%28,413100.0%28,955100.0%
Fall 2009 College Structure Enrollment by GenderArchitectureBusinessEducation &HumanDevelopmentEngineeringHonorsLiberal andFine ArtsNo CollegePublic PolicyFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2,4298.4%Female5522.0%6292.2%6182.2%6462.3%6672.3%
Public PolicySciencesTotalFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 55100.0%
Fall 2009 College Structure Enrollment by EthnicityArchitectureBusinessEducation &HumanDevelopmentFall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 2009White 8%Black 48252.1%54954.5%56852.5%61054.6%64457.3%Asian or can Indian orAlaskan 343.4%514.7%464.1%464.1%Unknown or 1,008100.0%1,082100.0%1,117100.0%1,124100.0%White 1%2,23740.6%Black 38.1%Asian or American Indian orAlaskan 534.2%2574.2%2955.0%2744.8%2875.2%Unknown or hite 4%1,74337.1%Black 49.3%Asian or merican Indian orAlaskan 20.7%370.8%380.9%390.9%481.0%
Fall 2005Fall 2006Fall 2007Fall 2008Fall 200940.1%190.4%160.4%300.7%190.4%Education &HumanDevelopmentUnknown or ,447100.0%4,702100.0%EngineeringWhite 9%Black anic72639.7%74338.2%77837.6%81437.4%86236.9%Asian or American Indian orAlaskan %1738.9%22110.7%25111.5%29912.8%Unknown or 43100.0%2,070100.0%2,175100.0%2,336100.0%White %00.0%00.0%1100.0%1100.0%White 5%2,79742.2%Black 42.5%Asian or American Indian orAlaskan 61.2%561.0%871.4%851.3%771.2%Unknown or ite Non-Hisp
Current UTSA Administration President: Ricardo Romo, Ph.D. Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs: John Frederick, Ph.D. Executive Vice Provost: Julius Gribou Vice President for Student Affairs: Gage E. Paine, Ph.D. Vice President for Business Affairs: Kerry L. Kennedy Vice President for University Advancement: Marjie French Vice President for Research: Robert W. Gracy, Ph.D.
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