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•Women'sCowle? Memhi n Glance 2000Mill Levy :20.053Founded: 1922In 1968, the College became the first school in the state to combine a traditional liberal artstransfer curriculum with a program of area vocational-technical school training.fact:President:Dr. Patrick McAfee, Ph.D., became the third president of the College on July 1, 1987.Of the 19 community collegesin Kansas, Cowley hasthe 8th lowest mill levy inthe state at 20.053, and hasthe seventh highest countyvaluation of $174,845,466.At $45 per credit hour fortuition and fees, CowleyPrograms:FallEnrollment2,355.96 Full-TimeEquivalency (record)3,837 Total Headcount33 Certificate and Applied Science programs2000 SpringEnrollment:2,095.11 FTE(Record for spring)3,585 Total Headcountboasts one of the lowesttuitions in the state.42 Liberal Arts/Transfer programsInstitute of Lifetime Learning - a model Senior Citizens programMore than 100 specialized programs and seminars offered through the Institute for LifetimeLearning — Special Programs Office, the Displaced Homemaker Single Parent Program, and theEnrollmentfigures:Facts, Fall 2000.High School 468Freshmen 1,789Sophomores 1,049Special 531Total Headcount 3,837Total FTE 2,355.96Work and Family Program.Specialized training for business and industry to meet their needs. In the past the college hasdeveloped or offered programs for General Electric, Rubbermaid- Winfield, Gordon-Piatt EnergyGroup. Inc., the city of Arkansas City, local school districts, day care centers, local nursing homes,special education co-ops, KSQ Blowmolding, Social Rehabilitation Services, Southwestern BellTelephone, KONE Elevator, Boeing-Wichita. Cessna, and the Business and Industry Division of Banks.Facilities:14 buildings on a 10-acre campus in the heart of downtown Arkansas City.Outreach Centers in Mulvane, Strother Field, Winfield, Wellington and Wichita, where a cooperativepartnership between Cowley County Community College, Wichita State University, andWichita Area Technical College has formed the Southside Education Center. Courses also taught atthese area high schools: Argonia, Belle Plaine, Burden, Caldwell, Cedar Vale, Conway Springs, Dexter,Oxford, South Haven, and Udall.Approximately 60% of freshmenand sophomoresenrolled in Kansas collegesare in community colleges.athletics:Eight intercollegiate sports that compete inthe Kansas Jayhawk Conference's East Division.Volleyball, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Golf, Men's Tennis, and Women'sTennis. In fall 2001, Cowley will field men's and women's cross country and men's and women's trackand field teams.layhauik conference Eastern nioisioo crowns io 1S99-2000:•Baseball 42-18 (sixth consecutive title)•Men's Basketball 26-0AssessedValuation:Basketball 30-3 (third consecutive title)•Softball 44-10 (fourth consecutive title)District or Region in crowns in 1999-2000:Men's TennisFall 2000: $174,845,466Dudget:Women's Tennis•GolfEmployees:167 full-time faculty, staff and administration2000-2001: $18 million290 part-time facultyEndowment association Assets:no 1099-2000June 30, 2000 assets of $1,869,319.39460 Members