Hampton U -Online - Annual Report 2021

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When HUO Students Com

Web

Takeaways:
● For SMS, students respond directly when you text them
Tuesday/Wednesday).
● On Web, students are reaching out all days of the wee
Booker T. is there for students all the time.

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SMS

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When HUO Students Com

Web

Takeaways:
● On SMS, students typically respond right away to cam
● On Web, students are able to get their questions answ
time (almost 350 messages at 3am!)

mmunicate

SMS

mpaign sends.
wered at any time of day--literally any

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HU Online Time Savings

Overall Messages
sent to Booker T.*

7,453 x 1 minute per
message

*August 2020 - March 2021

s

124+ hours or
= 3 weeks of full

headcount

Staff Time Saved

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Plann

ning

Planning

How can we improve process? Who else on HU tea

What are the main steps to enroll?

What do we need to communicate with students ab

Finish application

Documents Missing

Admissions Decisions How to e

Intent to Enroll

First day of class reminder

am can help out with this?
bout?

enroll/register

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AdmitHub’s Road
New & Upc

dmap Review:
coming

#Commands

Configurable commands that run manually triggered scripts, like #

Why Use this Feature?

● Allows students to initiate scripts for easily accessible information
● Gives you control over which #commands your bot provides and th
● Add command instructions to any understanding to help ensure th
● Allow contacts to trigger these commands at any given point of th

Use cases

○ #Followup allows students to request help from Staff at any point
○ #Learnmore to help cross-promote events or initiatives across you
○ #VirtualTour to allow admissions teams to offer a walking tour for

convenience

Learn More Here

See How

#followup.

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during a conversation with the bot
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Web Chat Quick Actions Me

Show up to 5 commonly used commands that can help the users

Why Use these Features?

● Improve the user experience by teaching them how they can
make the most out of their experience using the chatbot

● Highlight commonly used commands so users can easily fin
them

Use Cases

● Connecting them with a human
● Register for classes within the portal (or other multi-step

processes)

How to enable

● Visit Settings > Website Embed and toggle on “Quick Actions
Menu”

● Select the commands you want to highlight to your users an
provide a simple description of what they do

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s

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Script Actions

Ability to save student information or forward emails directly within

New Feature Benefits:

● Provide faster support to students in need by automatically forwarding
emails to your staff based upon how a student responds

● Save information to a contact's record based on their response to then
create segmented campaigns

● When used in conjunction with our integrations, you can collect contact
information and sync it back to your internal systems

Top Use Cases:

● Quickly provide follow up with students who are deciding not to return fo
the upcoming semester or are not intending to enroll

● Create contact segments based upon students’ interests to better tailor
communications to each student

● Ability to keep both your AdmitHub and internal systems consistently cle
with the most up to date student contact information

Learn more here

n a script

or
your
ean

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Next Steps

● Set up regular cadence for each term
○ Applications, intent to enroll, reminder of
○ Create workflow for repeatable processe

● Ellucian Recruit should be available by Summe
● Set up a time for next review against this plan:
● Any final questions?

f classes
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: July 6, 2021

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Appendix D – New Program Curricula

B.S. Degree in Psychology Suggested Sequence 2020-2022

FRESHMAN YEAR

GRADE CREDIT

COMO 103 Oral Communication .............................................................. _______ 3
CSOO 126 1
ENGO 101 Understanding HU Culture..................................................... _______ 3
ENGO 102 3
HISO 106 Written Communication I....................................................... _______ 3
HUMO 201 3
HUMO 202 Written Communication II ..................................................... _______ 3
MATO 110 or higher 3
BIOO 103 World Civilizations II............................................................. _______ 4
Elective 1
MATO 105 or Elective Seminar in Humanities I......................................................... _______ 3
30
101 Seminar in Humanities II…………………………………... _______
102 3
HEAO 200 College Mathematics II or Higher.......................................... _______ 3
PSYO 203 2
PSYO 208 Biology w/ Lab....................................................................... _______ 3
PSYO 346 3
PSYO 347 Free Elective…....................................................................... _______ 3
SCIO 104 3
MATO 117 Intermediate Algebra or Free Elective ................................... _______ 3
ELECTIVE 3
Total 3

SOPHOMORE YEAR

Foreign Language................................................................... _______

Foreign Language II or Higher……………………………... _______

Health Education…………………………………………… _______

Introductory to Psychology………………………………… _______

Methods of Psychology .......................................................... _______

Statistics I ............................................................................... _______

Statistics II.............................................................................. _______

Physical Science w/ Lab.......................................................... _______

Pre-Calculus I or Higher.......................................................... _______

Free Elective .......................................................................... _______

Total 30

PSYO 308 JUNIOR YEAR _______ 3
PSYO 300 Physiological Psychology ......................................................
PSYO 311 Abnormal Psychology............................................................. _______ 3
PSYO 205 Developmental Psychology ....................................................
PSYO 302 Social Psychology ................................................................. _______ 3
PSYO 309 Theories of Personality...........................................................
SOCO 205 Junior Seminar........................................................................ _______ 3
PSYO Elective Introduction to Sociology.......................................................
PSYO Elective Psychology Elective ............................................................... _______ 3
SOCO Elective Psychology Elective ...............................................................
Sociology Elective …………………………………………. _______ 3
PSYO Elective
PSYO Elective SENIOR YEAR _______ 3
PSYO Elective Psychology Elective................................................................
Elective Psychology Elective................................................................ _______ 3
Elective Psychology Elective................................................................
Elective Free Elective ………………………………………………… _______ 3
Elective Free Elective…………………………………………………
Elective Free Elective……………………………................................ _______ 3
Elective Free Elective ...........................................................................
PSYO 408 Free Elective ........................................................................... Total 30
Free Elective ...........................................................................
Senior Seminar ....................................................................... _______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

Total 30

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 120 HRS.

Minimum grade of "C" is required in all Major and all Related courses and in ENGO 101-102, and COMO 103. A minimum grade of "C-"
will be accepted in all other transfer courses. Courses taken to meet General Education Requirements cannot also be used to satisfy major requirements.

Not seen in ONLINE Course Catalog Descriptions:

PSY 347 Statistics II Advanced Statistical Methods Lec. 3. /Credit 3.Advanced treatment of
statistical data with emphasis on experimental design, multiple and partial correlation,
multivariate analysis, and nonparametric statistics. Prerequisites: PSY 203, PSY 346

SCI 104 Introduction to Physical Science Lec. 3./Lab 2./Credit 4.Some concepts and methods
of modern physical science; consideration of its role in modern thought and society. Special
emphasis will be given to topical themes that relate physical science principles to contemporary
issues in science, technology and society.

PSY 309 Junior Seminar Lec.3./Credit 3.Exploration of issues related to the profession of
psychology and preparation for the graduate school admission process. Prerequisites: PSY 203,
PSY 308

Course Electives for Psychology Currently in Catalogue for HU-ONLINE:

PSYO 301 Systems of Psychology Lec. 3./Credit 3.Historical investigation and critical
evaluation of the major systems and theories of psychology. Open to majors only.

PSYO 304 Motivation Lec. 3./Credit 3.A survey of the major theories of human and/or animal
motivation. Prerequisite: PSYO 203, 208.

PSYO 305 Learning and Memory Lec. 3./Credit 3.Study of classical and operant conditioning,
verbal and motor learning, forgetting and transfer. Prerequisite: PSYO 203, 208.

PSYO 306 Perception Lec. 3./Credit 3.An analysis of historical, theoretical, psychological,
social, and genetic factors involved in sensory and perceptual process. Prerequisites: PSYO
208; BIO 103.

PSYO 401 Industrial and Organizational Psychology Lec. 3./Credit 3.An introduction to the
study of human behavior in the work environment, with emphasis on social and interpersonal
context. Prerequisite: PSYO 205.

PSYO 402 Black Psychology Lec. 3./Credit 3.Survey course addressing the evaluation of
psychology for African Americans from an Afrocentric perspective. Prerequisite: PSY 203 or
permission of instructor.

PSYO 404 Topics in Psychology Lec. 3./Credit 3.An intense investigation of topics of current
interest and importance. Topics vary by semester and section numbers indicate the specific title
and focus of each course. Topics include:
Black Child Development (PSYO 404-01)
Psychology of Marriage and Family Systems (PSYO 404-01)-Course Number needs to be
checked.
Forensic Psychology (PSY 404-04)
Psychology of Advertising (PSY 404-06),
Psychology of Parenting (PSY 404-12)
Black Marital Relationships (PSY 404-13)
Intimate Relationships (PSY 404-15)
Sports Psychology (PSY 404-17)
Psychology of Spirituality and Religion (PSY 404-19).

Marriage and Family Concentration
Marriage and Family Track Studies Track Courses:
Four courses (12) credit hours will be required in addition to the core courses required by all
psychology majors. These courses should be taken in lieu of psychology and/or free electives.

Black Child Development (3) • Psychology of Marriage and Family Systems (3) • Black
Marital Relationships (3) • Intimate Relationships (3)

B.S. Degree in Computer Information Systems Suggested Sequence 2020-2022

General Education Core Requirements

FRESHMAN YEAR

GRADE CREDIT

CSOO 126 Understanding HU Culture..................................................... _______ 1
3
ENGO 101 Written Communication I....................................................... _______ 3
3
ENGO 102 Written Communication II ..................................................... _______ 2
3
COMO 103 Oral Communication .............................................................. _______ 3
4
HEAO 200 Health Education .................................................................... _______ 3
4
HISO 106 World Civilizations II............................................................. _______ 3
32
MATO 130 Calculus .................................................................................. _______
3
BIOO 103 General Biology w/Lab .......................................................... _______ 3
4
CSCO 120 Introduction to Computers….................................................. _______ 3
3
CSCO 151 Computer Programming w/ Lab ............................................. _______ 3
3
CSCO 152 Computer Programming II………………………………….. ________ 3
3
Total 3
31
SOPHOMORE YEAR

HUMO 201 Seminar in Humanities I ......................................................... _______

ECOO 201 Principles of Macroeconomics .............................................. _______

SCIO 104 Introduction to Physical Science w/Lab ................................. _______

PSYO 203 Introduction to Psychology..................................................... _______

CSCO 204 Computer Architecture, Systems, & Organization I ............... _______

CSCO 205 Computer Architecture, Systems, & Organization II.............. _______

CSCO 251 Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis I ................................ _______

CSCO 252 Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis II ............................... _______

CSCO 215 Discrete Structures.................................................................. _______

CSCO Elective Computer Science Elective…………………………………. ________

Total

ACCO 203 JUNIOR YEAR _______ 3
MATO 205 Accounting Principles I..........................................................
FINO 304 Introduction to Statistics......................................................... _______ 3
ECOO 202 Business Finance…………………………………………….
CISO 310 Principles of Microeconomics ................................................ _______ 3
CISO 320 Information Systems in Organizations (MGTO 323) .............
CSCO 301 Information Analysis (MISO 309) ......................................... _______ 3
CSCO 308 Operating Systems I ...............................................................
CSCO 382 Organization of Programming Languages.............................. _______ 3
CSCO 570 Introduction to Information Assurance……………………..
Database Management Systems ............................................. _______ 3
CSCO 404
CSCO 405 SENIOR YEAR _______ 3
CSCO 571 Software Design and Development I ....................................
CISO 410 Software Design and Development II.................................... _______ 3
CSCO Elective Concept of Communication Networks………………………
ENGO 218 System Design Process…………………………………... _______ 3
MGMO 305 Computer Science Advanced Elective ...................................
MKTO 305 Technical Communication ..................................................... _______ 3
CSCO 425 Legal Environment of Business I ...........................................
Principles of Marketing…………………………………….. Total 30
Senior Seminar .......................................................................
_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

_______ 3

Total 27

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 120 HRS.

Minimum grade of "C" is required in all Major and all Related courses and in ECOO 201-202, ENGO 101-102, and COMO 103. A minimum grade of "C-"
will be accepted in all other transfer courses. Courses taken to meet General Education Requirements cannot also be used to satisfy major requirements.

Appendix E — Enrollment Data Spring 2020 —
Summer 2021

Hampton U Online Summer 2020

MAJOR NUMBER OF STUDENTS MAIN CAMP
AVMT-UG 6
BAPL-UG 7
BUSM- UG
CMJT-UG 18
CMJT-CERT 8
GS1- UG 1
PSAD- UG
PSAF- UG 14
RELG-UG 7
SYSM- UG 2
UNDO-UG 9
BSAG-PHD
COUN-PHD 11
EMAN-PHD 2

Total 13
21
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184

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MAJOR NUMBER OF STUDENTS

ACCT-U 7

ARCH-B 15?

ART-UG 2

ATMS- F 1

ATMS-P 4

AVMG-t 6

BIOC-U( 12

BIOL-U( 80

BIOL-M~ 10

BMGT-I. 42

BSA-MS 1

BSA5-U’ 51

BSA5-M 30
BSA5-M 1

CEGR-U 8

CHEM-1 6

CHEM-~ 2

CIS-UG 1

COUN4 19

CSAD-U 6

CSAD-F~/ 4

CSC-UG 13

CSC-MS 2

CJCS-UC 10

CMJC-U 15

CMJT-U 1

CMPE-L 4

ECON-U 7

EE-UG 10



ENG-UE 4
ETR-UG 11
FIN-UG 11
FLED-U(
HIST-UE 1
HSC-UG 2
IDS-UG 12
INST-UC 1
JOUR-U 6
KINE-U( 30
LBST-U( 37
MAP-U( 30
MASC-L 3
MATH-I 6
MDSC-~ 1
MKT-U( 2
MRT-U( 26
MUS-U( 2
MUS-M 3
PHAM- 1
PHAR-N 48?
PHYS-U~ 9?
PHYS-M 3
PHYS-PI 1
PLNS-PF 8
PNUR-I\ 3
POLS-U~ 16
PSY-UG 7
PSY-MS 53
SCCY-U( 1
SOC-UG 6
SPAD-IV 2
SPL-ND 13
SPMT-U 29
10



STCO-U 21
THE-UG 1
UND~-BC
NURV-L 14
5
Total
809

Hampton U Online Fall - 2020

MAJOR NUMBER OF STUDENTS

AVMT- UG 2

BAPL- UG 26

BSAG- PHD 15

BUSM- UG 76

CMJT-UG 16

COUN- PHD 29

CSIA-MS 4

EMAN- PHD 63

GS1-UG 44

HMRT-CERT-UG 7

MDIV-MDIV 5

NURS-PHD 10

PALS-UG 1

PALS-CERT 1

PSAD-UG 8

PSAF-UG 3

RELG-UG 21

SYSM-UG 24

UNDO-UG 3

Total 358

MAIl MAJOR NUMBER OF STUDEI’
AVCS-UG 1
AVMG-UG 5
FLED-UG 4
JOUR-UG 1
MRT-UG 1
PNUR-NDNR 1
PSY-UG 1
REL-UG 1
SCCY-MS 1
SPMT-UG 1
UND-UG 2

Total 19

Hampton U Onflne Winter - 2020

MAJOR NUMBER OF STUDENTS

AVMT- UG 2

BAPL-UG 8

BAPL- CERT- UG 3

BUSM- UG 22

CMJT-UG 7

GS1-UG 13

PSAD-UG 1

PSAF-UG 2

RELG- UG 4

SPEO- UG 1

SYSM-UG 14

UNDO-UG 2

Total 7

MAIN CAMPUS MAJOR NUMBER OF STUDENTS

ACCT-UG 1
1
ARCH-AP 1
1
ARCH-UG 5
8
AVMG- UG 9
1
BlOC- UG 1
1
BIOL- UG 1
1
BMGT- UG 1
1
CEGR-UG 2
1
CHEM-UG 2
2
CIS-UG 19
2
CJCS-UG 1
S
CSC-UG 1
ELED-UG 1
2
77 ENG-UG 2
6
ETR-UG 3

FIN-UG

HSC-UG

JOUR-UG

KINE-UG

LBST-UG

MASC-UG

MKT-UG

NURS-UG

PHAR-NDPR

PNUR-NDNR

POLS-UG

PSY-UG

STCO-UG

Total 82

Hampton U OnOine Summer 2021

MAJOR NUMBEROFSTUDENTS MAINCAMPUS
MAJOR
AVMT-UG 4 ACCT-UG
ARCH-U
BAPL-UG 11 AVMG-
BlOC- U
BAPL-CER1 5 BIOL- UG
BMGT-
BSAG- PHD 13 BSA5- U
CHEM-U
BUSM- UG 24 CIS-UG
CJCS-UG
CMJT-UG 10 CMJC-U
CSAD-UG
COUN- PH[ 39 ECON-U
ETR-UG
EMAN- PHI 106 FIN-UG
FLED-UG
GS1-UG 20 HSC-UG
IDS-UG
HMRT-CEB 2 JOUR-UG
KINE-UG
PALS-UG 1 LBST-UG
MKT-UG
PALS-CERT 1 MUS-UG
POLS-UG
PSAD-UG 8 PSY-UG
SPL-UG
RELG- UG 4 SPMT-U
STCO-UG
SPEO- UG 1

SYSM- UG 11

Total 260

NUMBEROFSTUDENS
G2
UG 2
UG 3
UG 2
G 14
UG 4
UG 3
UG 1

1
G1
UG 1
G1
UG 1

3
3
G1
G8
1
G4
G3
G2
G3
G1
G4
6
1
UG 1
G4

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