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The Sentinel Stallions Newsletter Spring 2021

The Sentinel Spring 2021 edition of North American University is a collective collaborative effort from our departments to provide updates associated with the university. Our heartfelt thanks to all those who contributed and made this possible.

The Sentinel Spring 2021 edition of North American University is a collective collaborative effort from our departments to provide updates associated with the university. Our heartfelt thanks to all those who contributed and made this possible.

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North American University is planning to host an Annual International Conference this summer on

“Future of Higher Education in an Online Environment.” The aim of this international conference is to

share experiences, learn about how higher education in different countries has been transforming and

what is perceived as a future of higher education in the online environment.

Spring 2021 enrollment overall stayed the same around 1000 students after Spring II recruits despite

several transfers and drops. Big kudos to the Admissions representatives as well as Financial Aid,

Records, IT, and ISO offices. Gulf Language School also keeps thriving and breaking records. Thanks to

its staff and faculty!

Speaking of Institutional Research data, in terms of enrollment statistics, NAU currently has 36%

Resident, 38% Visa holder, 19% US online, and 7% Abroad online. New Start undergraduate Retention

rate from Fall 2019 to Fall 2020 has increased to 83%. Students per Full Time faculty has reduced to 36.

Moreover, all courses taught by Adjuncts has dropped to 20%, 65% taught by Full Time faculty, and

remaining by NAU Staff. NAU offered 136 courses in the Spring and average number of students per

course is 18.

With a great sadness, we announce the recent and sudden loss of our beloved Board member, Mr. Ruhi

Ozgel, who was the longest served Trustee since 2014 and a true Stallion. This was a shocking news for

so many. He has been in Houston for about 30 years and initiated several community projects with

endless energy and huge enthusiasm for Houstonians. He will be missed greatly and remembered

dearly.

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