http://web.fie.com/web/mol/fice/001559/index.htm (World Wide Web Directory, ~04/1995)************************* Minority Institution Data *************************James P. Brawley Drive at Fair Street, S.W. Atlanta, GA 30314- Calendar System: Semester Established: 1865 Phone: (404) 880-8000 Fax: (404) 880-8222 Affiliation/Control: Private Enrollment: 3,507 Undergrad: 2,539 Grad: 968 Ethnic Code: B Percent Male/Female: 31/ 69 Room & Board: $ 3,268 Tuition and Fees: -Out of State: $ 6,970 - In State: $
The mission of Clark Atlanta University is to provide the highest quality education and training for a student body which is predominently African American but which is becoming increasingly diversified by students from various racial, ethnic, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds. This mission commits the institution to the shaping of graduates who are productive, creative, socially and economically responsible citizens in a dynamic global society and who are themselves committed to the search for solutions to the problems of racism, sexism, age discrimination, economic deprivation, and other forms of oppression. The three functions of the University--teaching, research, and service--are focused strongly on the attainment of American, Third World, and global societies that are responsive to the human needs of all people. To achieve its mission, the University must attract and maintain a faculty dedicated to that mission and possessing the highest professional standard, significant scholarly achievements, and excellence, creativity and humaneness in teaching. The University must also provide an intellectual and educational environment in which students of high intellectual promise and attainment as well those who suffer educational and other deprivations may thrive, learn, and develop their highest potentialities for leadership and responsible citizenship. These requirements are supported by the University's emphasis on sound ethical and moral principals designed to enhance personal integrity and compassion for others. The University will maintain the ties to the United Methodist Church which have been a hallmark of Clark College since its inception. In summary, Clark Atlanta University's mission is to produce graduates who have met standards of excellence in contemporary higher education, who are educated to be creative and to have a perspective on the world and its peoples which commits them not only to excel in their professional careers and personal lives but also to seek for new knowledge and solutions to the pressing problems of mankind.
1039 college housing spaces available to undergraduates. Freshman given priority for college housing. Freshman-only and coed housing available. Off-campus living permitted.
CONSORTIA -- The University is a partner in the Atlanta University Center Consortium, the largest consortium in the world of historically Black educational institutions. Its location in the Atlanta University Center enables the University to offer its students the best of two worlds: attendance at a small University that allows individual attention by faculty and staff, with improved opportunities to develop leadership capabilities, and the opportunity for interaction with the larger student body residing within the area.
The Office of Naval Research PROGRAM FOR RESEARCH INTEGRATION AND SUPPORT MATRICULATION TO THE DOCTORATE (PRISM-D) - 11th Grade through five year BS-MS Degree - Program includes early identification and nuturing, pre-college enrichment and scholarship support to the MS degree. The HOWARD HUGHES SCHOLARS PROGRAM - Pre-freshman through BS degree - Designed to prepare students to pursue degrees in the biomedical fields and to enroll in graduate and professional schools. RESEARCH CAREERS FOR MINORITY SCHOLARS IN THE GEOSCIENCES - 12th Grade through BS degree - Pre-college enrichment designed to build interest in the Geosciences--content includes math, computers, and geosciences. HEALTH CAREERS OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM - Pre-freshman - Academic enrichment in science and mathematics, problem solving and computer applications; seminars with health professionals and field trips. RESEARCH APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS - Grades 10-12 - An intensive research experience in the laboratory of a research scientist. THE SUMMER SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS INSTITUTE - Grades 10-12 - Rigorous academic program in science, math and computer science. SUMMER INSTITUTE FOR JUNIO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS - Grades 7-9 - Six week commuter program with emphasis on laboratory science, math and computer applications. THE SATURDAY SCIENCE ACADEMY - Grades 3-8 - An academic enrichment program that includes hands-on science, mathematics, computers and creative expressions. UPWARD BOUND PROGRAM - The program is designed for high school students who are low income and/or potential, but need the academic skills and motivation necessary for success in education beyond high school. The program is conducted in two phases, an academic and a residential summer comprehensive program. The program serves the southeast section of Atlanta, and includes the following target are high schools: Crim, Southside Comprehensive, George, North Fulton, Fulton, and Carver Comprehensive.
REVENUES:
FICE #: 001559 Name: Clark Atlanta University
Timeframe: Fiscal 1988 & 1989
Tuition & Fees $ 15,675
Gov't Appropriations (Federal) $
Gov't Appropriations (State) $
Gov't Appropriations (Local) $
Federal Grants & Contracts $ 12,192
State Grants & Contracts $
Local Grants & Contracts $
Private Gifts/Grants $ 7,433
Endowment Income $ 861
Subs/Services Ed Act $
Auxiliary $ 1,037
Other Sources $ 773
TOTAL REVENUES $ 40,001
FICE #: 001559 Name: Clark Atlanta University
Timeframe: Fiscal 1988 & 1989
Instruction $ 9,413
Research $ 1,473
Public Service $ 1,576
Academic Support $ 3,025
Student Services $ 1,728
Instructional Support $ 10,753
Operations & Maintenance $ 2,995
Scholarships & Fellowships $ 5,736
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TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 36,837
FICE #: 001559 Name: Clark Atlanta University
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