Academic Programs College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Impacts reputation of NC State in the sciences Most diverse on campus and includes classrooms, teaching laboratories, field laboratories, greenhouses, and farms Space is limiting factor and SCHs are limited by space constraints

Undergraduate Student Enrollment College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Fall Semester

Student Enrollment – Agricultural Institute* Fall Semester * Associate Degree Granting Program

Graduate Student Enrollment College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University

Total Student Enrollment College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Fall Semester

Enrollment by Area of Study College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University *Ag&Ext Edu; Ag&Resource Econ; Bio&Ag Engineering; Animal Sci; Crop Sci; Food Sci; Hort; Poultry Sci; Soil Sci ** Biology; Botany; Microbiology; Soc&Ant; Biochemistry; Zoology

Enrollment in Selected Life Science Courses College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Academic Year

Number of Sections Offered College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Academic Year

Number of Student Credit and Contact Hours Generated College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Academic Year

Teaching Space College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Classrooms –Only 6 with between 75 and 100 seats –Only 4 over 100 seats (120, 141, 218 and 247) 40,586 sq.ft. in 210 Class Laboratory –Only 30,000 sq.ft. in actual wet labs on-campus –Only 32 rooms with an average of 23 student stations 49,000 sq.ft. in 220 Open Laboratory –Mostly related to agricultural programs and field labs

Projections – Academic Programs College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University CALS enrollment will remain at 16-20% of the total at NC State Increase in demand for biology (life science) courses Will need to add 150 seats annually to biology and 75 seats annually to courses in microbiology, genetics and biochemistry in next five years Will need to add 25 seats annually to Animal Science courses

Needs – Academic Programs College of Agriculture and Life Sciences – NC State University Teaching laboratory space (20,000 sq. ft.) Classrooms in multiples of 50 Several more 200 seat classrooms At least one seat classroom