college of letters and science social sciences

 

HIGHLIGHTS
Enrollment 3-quarter average
     undergraduate student enrollment

7,313
     graduate students enrollment

829
# of full time employees

692
'00-'01 salary expenditures $ 45,425,797

 

Research and teaching in the Division of Social Sciences bring to life the intellectual and human diversity that is a salient feature of America today. Within the division are 10 departments that range from aerospace studies to speech; 12 interdepartmental programs, including Communication Studies and Near Eastern Studies; two areas of specialization, business and administration and urban or organizational studies; two institutes; and the interdisciplinary Cesar Chavez Center in Chicana and Chicano Studies.

Students and professors explore diversity through programs in ethnic studies. In sociology, students learn to probe cultures around the world through forms of analysis ranging from linguistics to statistics, from theory to empirical data. Similarly, in anthropology, students learn through artifacts, language and observation how man has evolved and how mankind has interacted to produce complex social systems. In political science, students examine differences among governments and seek to comprehend their underlying ideologies as well as human political behavior. Economics students explore through mathematical theory and applied data the functioning of individuals in markets, societies and political systems. Communication studies students learn to appreciate the languages and media through which public messages are conveyed. Historians explore every aspect of the human past, from culture to war; geographers look at the physical constraints of human behavior as well as the consequences of human interaction with the environment. In area studies, students concentrate on a specific region of the world and society.

 
SOURCES

USES

TOTALS

Instruction

Research

Public
Service

Academic
Support

2000-'01

1999-'00

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State General Funds & Special
      Appropriations

$ 43,726,944

$ 3,042,798

$ -

$ 1,.993,122

$ 48,762,864

$ 41,389,336

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State Government Contracts &
      Grants

317,604

450,068

-

(1,612)

766,060

715,347

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Federal Government

168,651

2,770,857

-

-

2,939,508

1,906,325

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Local Government

-

124,979

-

-

124,979

84,725

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Private Gifts, Grants & Contracts

814,679

3,787,166

-

4,681

4,606,526

5,520,694

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Endowments

178,605

135,730

-

45,400

359,735

500,893

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Sales & Services

210,211

658,903

3,544

-

872,658

319,462

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Tuition & Fees

1,102,461

12,582

-

4,654

1,119,697

638,124

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Reserves

-

-

-

-

-

5,081

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  Other Sources 2,492,383 95,885 - (1,895,276) zdotcl.gif (807 bytes) 692,992 zdotcl.gif (807 bytes) 1,604,902 zdotcl.gif (807 bytes)
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 49,011,538 $ 11,078,968 $ 3,544 $ 150,9699 $ 60,245,019 $ 52,684,889 zdotcl.gif (807 bytes)
 


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