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President reports early spring enrollment gains, learning-partners growth
Summary
President Dr. Catherine Wehlburg reported a 2.6% headcount increase for spring, a 4.89% increase in credit hours, new student enrollment up 8.97%, and Learning Partners enrollments up 10.26% with a net tuition and fees increase of $515,809.
Dr. Catherine Wehlburg told trustees that early spring enrollment figures show modest growth for Athens State.
The President reported a 2.6% increase in headcount and a 4.89% increase in credit hours for spring; new student enrollment rose 8.97%. Learning Partners enrollments are up 10.26% over last spring, producing a 12.33% increase in net tuition and fees equal to $515,809, according to the written report provided to the Board. Facilities updates noted that construction continues at Carter Hall and Brown Hall is awaiting final state inspection. The report also announced a strategic planning workshop scheduled for Jan. 29-30.
Trustees received the written report; the minutes do not record further discussion about specific enrollment strategies or budget reallocations tied to the increased tuition revenue.
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