ProgramNative AmericanAsianBlackHawaiian Pacific IslanderHispanicAlienUnknownTwo or More RacesWhite
Child Development3067
Information Technology10138
Liberal Studies1631
Journalism542924
Mathematics12114213
Music118411
Physical Education5618113
Physical Science131
Political Science16
Psychology572113118
Public Administration478123
Social Science114118
Social Work39112019
Spanish31
Special Education827
Undeclared3421131034
TOTALS399244332223539568
Data based on enrollment as of March 27, 2015.
Faculty by Rank Race and Ethnicity
The faculty population by racial diversity is predominately white non-Hispanic and represents approximately 50% of the total faculty. As noted earlier, the data shows that 50% of the student body has identified as black non-Hispanic and 31% has identified as white-non-Hispanic. Based on the difference in the race and ethnicity compositions between the KSU student body and the faculty, it is clear that going forward, KSU must be cognizant of closing the differences in the respective compositions. Likewise, the institution needs to give greater attention to increasing diversity among its faculty and students in attracting other racial and ethnic groups.
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