College of Communications and Information Studies

Created in 1993 by the merger of the College of Communications with the College of Library and Information Science, the College of Communications and Information Studies includes the Department of Communication, the School of Journalism and Telecommunications, the School of Library and Information Science, and the Graduate Program in Communication. Students learn how to create, produce and disseminate effective communication messages; how to obtain, assess and verify information; and how to make strategic use of information.

College Level Data

• College Profile - includes Productivity Analysis, Diversity Scorecard, Five-Year Trends, Resources, Instructional Outcomes, Sponsored Projects and Expenditures, and Diversity Outcomes

• College Profile Summary

Faculty Level Data

• Fall 2008 Full-Time Faculty by Rank and Tenure

Student Level Data

• Student Headcount by Degree Level, by Age, by Gender, by Race/Ethnicity, by Status, by Residency

• First-Year Student Credentials - includes HS GPA, ACT score, and First Fall GPA at UK

• Degrees Awarded

• Student Credit Hours - breaks down each course Prefix into class level credit hours

• Course History - courses offered within College from Fall 1999 semester to Spring 2009, includes enrollment number by course

• Retention and Graduation Rates

Surveys

• NSSE Item–by–Item Results for 2007–2009 — using the original scale means

• NSSE Item–by–Item Benchmark Results for 2007–2009 — weighted means on a scale of 1 to 100

• Campus Climate for Learning Survey

• Results of Graduating Senior Survey

• Undergraduate Alumni Survey Results

• Graduate Student Survey Results