around the world It offers programs for the bache
lor's and master's degrees, and noncredit profes
sional development The curriculum, class
schedules, registration procedures, and student
services have been designed to create an academic
environment that supports and encourages the
educational goals of working adults
Evening and weekend classes meet at more than
25 locations throughout Maryland, the District of
Columbia, and Virginia The European and Asian
divisions conduct degree programs for U S mili-
tary personnel and their families at over 200 loca
tions in twenty six countries on seven continents

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
BALTIMORE COUNTY

Freeman A Hrabowski III, Ph D , President

5401 Wilkens Ave
Baltimore, MD 21228—5398 (410) 455-1000
fax (410) 455 1210
TTY (410) 455 3233
World Wide Web http // www umbc edu/

FALL 1995

Undergraduate students 8,899
Graduate students 1,568
Faculty 756

BUDGET (CODE 36 02 31)
FY1994 FY1995 FY1996

Funds (actual) (actual) (approp)

General $ 41,866,S44 $ 44,145,298 $ 44,648,391
Other Lnrestr$ 54,726,561 $ 58,701,045 $ 62,978418
Restricted $ 20,070,073 $ 26,788,164 $ 30,233,893
Total Funds $116663,178 $129,634 S07 $137,860,702

Staff

Authorized 1 039 61 1,079 36 1,056 36
Contractual (ITF) 19400 25100 22000
Total Staff 1,23361 133036 1,27636

HISTORICAL EVOLUTION

University of Maryland Baltimore County, 1966 88
University of Maryland System, University of
Maryland Baltimore County, 1988—

MANDATED REPORTS

Annual Report of Board of Visitors to Governor,
Senate President, House Speaker, Board of
Regents Chair, and Secretary of Higher
Education due Oct 1

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SYSTEM
BOARD OF REGENTS

Lance W Billmgsle), Esq , Chair (301) 445 2701

CHANCELLOR

Donald N Langenberg, Ph D , Chancellor
(301)445 1901

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
BALTIMORE COUNTY

Freeman A Hrabowski III, Ph D , President
(appointed by Board of Regents)
(410)455 2274
Charles M Woolston, Ph D , Vice Provost
(410)455 2334

BOARD OF VISITORS
Earl L Lmehan, Chair

Appointed by President Harold L Adams,
William Adier, Peter G Angelos, Esq ,
George S Barrett, Benjamin L Cardin,
George C Creel, Robert W Deutsch,
James T Dresher, Robert C Fmbry.Jr,
Vincent Forlcnza, Darrell D Fnedman,
Martin L Grass, Edwin F Hale, Sr, Peggy
Milch Heller, William L Jews, Mary
Junck, Susan C Keating, Richard A
Linder, Roger C Lipitz, Peter M Martin,
John O Meyerhoft, M D , Decatur H
Miller, Milton H Miller, Sr, David H
Nevins, Vernon A Reid, Terry M
Rubenstem, Jacques T Schlenger, Esq ,
James B Sellmger, Mayo A Shattuck III,
George Sherman, Jeffrey R Springer,
George P Stamas, Carl W Struever,
Daniel J Whelan

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Jo Ann E Argersinger, Ph D , Provost
& Vice President for Academic Affairs
(410)455 2333

( OLLEGE OF ARTS & S( IENC ES
Robert P Burchard, Ph D , Interim
Dean (410) 455 2386

AFRICAN AMFRKAN STUDIES
DFPT
Acklvn R I ynch, Ph D , Chair
(410)455 2158

AMERICAN SIUD1ES DhPl
Warren J Belasco, Ph D , Chair
(410)4S5 2106

ANCIENT STUDIES DEPF
Rudolph H Storch, Ph D , Chair
(410)455 2106

BIOLOGICAI SCIINCrSDFPT
Lassc A Lindahl, Ph D , Chair
(410)455 2261

CHEMISTRY & BIOCHEMISTRY
DEPT
Dale L Whalcn, Ph D , Interim
Chair (410) 455 2491

DANCE DEPT
Elizabeth A Walton, Chair
(410)455 2952

ECONOMICS Dr PI
Alan L Sorkm, Ph D , Chair
(410)455 2173

EDUCATION DEPT
David B Young, Ph D , Chair
(410)455 2465

EMfcRGENC Y HEALTH SFRVK FS
DEPT
Bruce J Walz, Ph D , Chair
(410)455 3223

ENGLISH DEPT
Kenneth H Baldwin, Ph D , Chair
(410)455 2384