Graduate Division. The Graduate Division _______________________________________ The Graduate Division is the primary provider of support services to.

Graduate Division

Graduate Division

The Graduate Division _______________________________________

• The Graduate Division is the primary provider of support servicesto graduate programs and graduate students across the campus.

• Advocates for graduate students and graduate programs

• Organizationally, the Graduate Division is divided into offices engaged in:

• Graduate outreach and recruitment.• Admissions and fellowships.• Enrolled student matters, including employment.• Financial award assistance and processing.• Administrative responsibility for postdoctoral scholars

Graduate Division

The Graduate Division_______________________________________

• Not responsible for the curriculum in graduate programs

• Not responsible for the creation of new graduate programs

Graduate Division

Graduate Council_______________________________________

• Academic Senate committee

• Approves curricula, graduate courses, etc

• Oversees the creation of new graduate programs

• Graduate program reviews

Organizational Chart for the Graduate Division

Lina HernandezExec Ass t to

the Dean

Daniel OzerAssociate Dean

Dorothy EvansAccounting/Payroll

MentorTeachingAss is tants (6)

Jennifer CharlesCoordinator

TA Development

Kara OswoodAdm. Analys t

Karen SmithAdm. Analys t

Linda ScottDirector

Student Affairs

Virginia Bus tamanteDirector

Grad Prog MgmtGraduate Council

Elisa GutierrezSAO

Kim BrysonSAO

Patti FaganManager

Victoria LongDirector

Admiss ions

VacantFinancial Award

Process ing

Yung PhungDirector

Graduate SupportManagement

Kris ti HernandezStudent Affairs

Officer

M. Franco-AguilarDirector

Acad Preparation& Outreach

Bette QuinnAss is tant Dean

Leah HaimoAssociate Dean

Dallas RabensteinDean

Graduate Division

Overview of UCR Graduate Programs________________________________________________

• 38 Ph. D. programs

• 24 MS programs

• 20 MA programs

• 3 Master of Fine Arts (MFA) programs

• 1 MEd

• 1 MBA program

Graduate Division

Overview of UCR Graduate Programs

College/School Total Number of GraduateStudents/ Fall 2006

Expected Number of NewGraduate Students/ Fall 2007

CNAS 684 187

CHASS 638 202

COE 281 149

GSOE 231 90

AGSM 115 61

BioMed 16 4

TOTAL 1965 693

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Total Students

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Fall Quarter Total No. of Graduate Students

1995 12711996 12331997 13191998 12701999 12892000 14392001 15402002 16412003 18482004 18792005 19242006 1965

Graduate Division

Year No. of MA, MS, MFA,MBA and MEd Degrees

Awarded

No. of PhDsAwarded

1995/96 216 961996/97 244 1241997/98 229 1231998/99 237 103

1999/2000 217 1152000/01 229 942001/02 285 1162002/03 311 1212003/04 360 1412004/05 393 1592005/06 388 1652006/07 378 177

Graduate Division

Higher Education in California The Master Plan________________________________________________

• Community Colleges• First two years

• California State University• Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees

• University of California• Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degrees

Graduate Division

Graduate Division