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Academic Programs College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University

Academic Programs College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University. Impacts reputation of NC State in the sciences Most diverse on campus and includes classrooms, teaching laboratories, field laboratories, greenhouses, and farms

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Academic Programs College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University

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  1. Academic ProgramsCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University • Impacts reputation of NC State in the sciences • Most diverse on campus and includes classrooms, teaching laboratories, field laboratories, greenhouses, and farms • Space is limiting factor and SCHs are limited by space constraints

  2. Undergraduate Student EnrollmentCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Fall Semester

  3. Student Enrollment – Agricultural Institute*Fall Semester * Associate Degree Granting Program

  4. Graduate Student EnrollmentCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University

  5. Total Student EnrollmentCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Fall Semester

  6. Enrollment by Area of StudyCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University *Ag&Ext Edu; Ag&Resource Econ; Bio&Ag Engineering; Animal Sci; Crop Sci; Food Sci; Hort; Poultry Sci; Soil Sci ** Biology; Botany; Microbiology; Soc&Ant; Biochemistry; Zoology

  7. Enrollment in Selected Life Science CoursesCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Academic Year

  8. Number of Sections OfferedCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Academic Year

  9. Number of Student Credit and Contact Hours GeneratedCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Academic Year

  10. Teaching SpaceCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University • 29 110 Classrooms • Only 6 with between 75 and 100 seats • Only 4 over 100 seats (120, 141, 218 and 247) • 40,586 sq.ft. in 210 Class Laboratory • Only 30,000 sq.ft. in actual wet labs on-campus • Only 32 rooms with an average of 23 student stations • 49,000 sq.ft. in 220 Open Laboratory • Mostly related to agricultural programs and field labs

  11. Projections – Academic ProgramsCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University • CALS enrollment will remain at 16-20% of the total at NC State • Increase in demand for biology (life science) courses • Will need to add 150 seats annually to biology and 75 seats annually to courses in microbiology, genetics and biochemistry in next five years • Will need to add 25 seats annually to Animal Science courses

  12. Needs – Academic ProgramsCollege of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University • Teaching laboratory space (20,000 sq. ft.) • Classrooms in multiples of 50 • Several more 200 seat classrooms • At least one 400-500 seat classroom

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