552/Miwyland Manual

BUDGET (CODE 36.02.26)

FY1991 Total Appropriation $42,997,533
General Funds ...................... $20,262,944
Other Current Unrestricted Funds ....... $20,596,136
Current Restricted Funds ..............$ 2,138,453
FY1991 Total Authorized Positions 640.8

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

PRESIDENT

Vacancy, President
(appointed by Board of Regents) ....... 689-4111

PUBLIC SERVICE PARTNERSHIP
PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Appointed by PresuUnt: not yet appointed

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Daniel C. Pantaleo, Ph.D., Vice-President
far Academic Affairs ............. 689-4211

COLLEGE OF ARTS & HUMANITIES

Philip Allen, fh.D.,Dean ....... 689-4090

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
StevenP.WiUdnson,Ph.D.,DM» . 689-4019

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Edward Root, Ed.D.,Dean ...... 689-4759

SCHOOL OF NATURAL & SOCIAL
SCIENC'FS
Kenneth D. Stewart, Ph.D., Z)o»w . 689-4120

STUDENT & EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Alice R. Manicur, Ed.D., Vice-President
for Student €r Educational Services .. 689-4311

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Richard S. Mctz, M.A.S., Vice-President
forAdministrative Services ........ 689-4335

UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT
Mark L. Atchison, M.P.A., Vice-President
for University Advancement ....... 689-4161

Frostburg State University was founded in 1898
as Maryland Normal School No. 2 and first opened
in 1902. The school was renamed Frostburg State
Teachers' College in 1935 and Frostburg State Col-
lege in 1963. On July 7,1987, the College became
Frostburg State University.
Accredited by the Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools, Frostburg serves as a regional
State university for Western Maryland. The Univer-
sity with an enrollment of over 4,500 students,
offers comprehensive undergraduate and graduate
programs of study
In August 1988, the University opened a Center
at Hagerstown offering upper-division coursework
leading to the baccalaureate degree in accounting,
business administration and sociology (criminal jus-
tice focus) and the master of science degree in
management.
Serving the academic, economic and cultural
needs of Western Maryland, the University in recent
years has been a key participant in world class
whirewater competitions, Cumberland Summer
Theatre, and international academic conferences.

COPPIN STATE COLLEGE

Founded in 1900

Calvin W. Burnett, Ph.D., President

2500 W North Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21216 333-5910

BUDGET (CODE 36.02.27)

FY1991 Total Appropriation $24,854,038
General Funds ...................... $14,054,072
Other Current Unrestricted Funds ....... S 6,161,057
Current Restricted Funds ..............$ 4,638,909
FY1991 Total Authorized Positions ....... 335

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

PRESIDENT

Calvin W. Bumett, Ph.D., President
(appointed by Board of Regents) ........333-5910

PUBLIC SERVICE PARTNERSHIP
PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Appointed by President: not yet appointed

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Carlton W. Molettc, Ph.D., Vice-President
fir Academic Affairs .............333-5953

ARTS & SCIENCES
Ronald L. Collins, M.S.,Acting Dean
.........................333-5997

CONTINUING EDUCATION
John R. Rcmbold, Ph.D.,Art»»y Dean
.........................333-7840

EDUCATION

Ora S. Anderson, Ph.D.,.Dww . . . .333-7649

GRADUATE STUDIES

Ora S. Anderson, Ph.D., Interim Dean
.........................333-5970

NURSING

Loretta M. Richardson, Th.D.,Dean
.........................333-5546

STUDENT LIFE
Clayton McNeill, Ph.D., Vice-President
for Student lift .................333-5870

BUSINESS & FINANCE
Gregory A. Davis, C.P.A., Vice-President
for Business €rFinance ...........333-5904

INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
Charles B. Wright, Vice-President for
Institutional Advancement.........333-5960

The origins of Coppin State College date back
to 1900. In that year, the Baltimore City School
Board initiated a one-year course for the training of
black elementary school teachers at Douglass High
School on Pennsylvania Avenue. In 1902, the pro-
gram was expanded to a two-year Normal Depart-
ment within the high school. The Department
became a separate institution with its own principal
in 1909. This facility for teacher training in 1926
was named the Coppin Normal School in honor of
Fannie Jackson Coppin, an outstanding black
pioneer in teacher education. In 1938, the School
was renamed Coppin Teachers College with a four-
year curriculum and authority to grant the Bachelor