FDUC ATIONAL PROFESSIONS DEFT
Marcia B Cushall, Ed D , Chair
(301)689-4365

HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION
& RE( REATION DEPT
Bonnie Hircock, Ed D , Co-Chair
Art Siemann, Ph D , Co-Chair
(301)689 4461

MILITARY SCIENCE DEPT
Ma, Vagel Keller, Chair
(301)689 7403

SCHOOL OF NATURAL & SOCIAL
SCIENCES
Kenneth D Stewart, Ph D , Dean
(301)6894120

BIOLOGY DLPT
David Morton, Ph D . Chair
(301)689 4355

CHEMISTRY DEPT
Paul P Hunt, Ph D , Chair
(301)6894359

C OMPUTER SCIENCE DEPT
Moshen Chitsaz, Ph D , Chazr
(301)689 4787

GEOGRAPHY DFPT
Henry W Bullamore, Ph D , Chair
(301)6894413

MATHEMATICS DEPT
Richard C Weimer, Ph D , Chair
(301)689 4377

PHYSICS DEPT
Joseph M Hoffman, Ph D , Chair
(301)689-4160

POLH ICAL SCIENCE DEPT
John F Bowman II, Ph D , Chair
(301) 689 4283

PSYCHOLOGY DEPT
Chnsmane Baxter, Ph D , Chair
(301)689 4206

SOCIAL WORK DEPT
Kathleen H Powell, Chair
(301)689 4695

SOCIOLOGY DEPT
Michael R Olson, Ph D , Chair
(301)689 4391

ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE
Roger V Bruszewski, Vice-President
for Administration & Finance
(301) 689 4335

STUDENT & EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Alice R Manicur, Ed D , Vice President
for Student & Educational Services
(301)689 4311

UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT
Gary Horowitz, Ph D , Vice-President
for University Advancement
(301)6894161

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
College in 1963 On July 7, 1987, the College
became Frostburg State University The University

became part of the University of Maryland System
in 1988 (Chapter 246, Acts of 1988)
Frostburg offers undergraduate and graduate
programs of study Accredited by the Middle States
Association of Colleges and Schools, it serves as a
regional State university for Western Maryland At
Hagerstown, a University Center offers upper divi
sion coursework leading to the baccalaureate de
gree in accounting, business administration, and
sociology (with an emphasis on criminal justice),
and the master of science degree in management
The University serves the educational needs of
Western Maryland and plays a major role in its
economic development As the premier cultural
center for Allegany and Garrett counties, the Uni
versity attracts thousands of area residents and tour-
ists to programs in its new Performing Arts Center

COPPIN STATE COLLEGE

Calvin W Burnett, Ph D , President

2500 West North Ave
Baltimore, MD 21216—3968 (410) 383 5910
tax (410) 333 5369

FALL 1995

Undergraduate students 3,007
Graduate students 533
Faculty 191

BUDGET (CODE 36 02.27)
FY1994 FY1995 FY1996

Funds (actuti) (.ictual) (»Pprop )

General $11,99S,499 $13016,461 $13,002819
Other Unrestr $10,207787 $9188,990 $10,536513
Restricted $ 6,025,011 $ 6756,248 $ 7,569060
TofalFunds $28,228297 $28961,699 $31,108392

Staff

Authorized 302 306 S 296 5
Contractual (FTE) 132 1121 1128
Total Staff 434 4186 409 3

HISTORICAL EVOLUTION

Teacher training at Douglass High School, 1900 1902
Douglass High School, Normal Department, 1902-1909
Normal Department, 1909 26
Coppin Normal School, 1926 38
Coppm Teachers College, 1938 52
Coppin State Teachers College, 1952 63
Coppin State College, 1963 88
University of Maryland System, Coppin State College,
1988—

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