Previous Three Years

Certificates, diplomas and degrees offered by the institution; curricula or areas of concentration leading to each certificate, diploma and/or degree; number of students graduates in the past three years. Include all fields or subjects in which a curriculum is offered. If degree programs were not in effect during one or more of the years, please so indicate. The report form may be duplicated if additional space is needed.

CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA OR DEGREE	CURRICULUM OR MAJOR	GRADUATES IN PROGRAM
		1994-95	1995-96	1996-97
Certificate	Advanced French	1	1	2
Certificate	Advanced German	5	8	2
Certificate	Advanced Spanish	2	10	1
Certificate	Modern French	12	12	4
Certificate	Modern German	17	14	16
Certificate	Modern Spanish	17	24	12
Certificate	International Business	2	14	12
Certificate	Int’l Social Studies	2	3	-
Certificate	Mine Env Eng.			1
Associate	Humanities	1	1	1
Associate	Civil Eng Tech	26	26	20
Associate	Elec Eng Tech	30	26	20
Associate	Electro Mech Eng Tech	11	4	5
Associate	Forest Tech	8	10	9
Associate	Mech Design Tech	46	33	26
Baccalaureate	Business Adm	52	72	79
Baccalaureate	Economics	5	6	4
Baccalaureate	Eng Management	3	10	11
Baccalaureate	Eng Admin	6		-
Baccalaureate	Applied Geophysics	1	2	2
Baccalaureate	Engineering	5	5	10
Baccalaureate	Civil Engineering	113	116	126
Baccalaureate	Chem Engineering	90	90	120
Baccalaureate	Electrical Eng.	167	141	131
Baccalaureate	Environmental Eng.	94	69	81
Baccalaureate	Geological Eng.	11	24	23
Baccalaureate	Geology	2	2	6

CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA OR DEGREE	CURRICULUM OR MAJOR	GRADUATES IN PROGRAM
		1994-95	1995-96	1996-97
Baccalaureate	Mech Engineering	266	273	252
Baccalaureate	Mining Engineering	4	7	5
Baccalaureate	Metallurgy	47	46	50
Baccalaureate	Forestry	29	37	27
Baccalaureate	Wood Science		4	3
Baccalaureate	Applied Physics	4	2	4
Baccalaureate	Biological Sciences	36	37	47
Baccalaureate	Chemistry	9	14	19
Baccalaureate	Clinical Lab		7	22
Baccalaureate	Computer Science	38	49	35
Baccalaureate	Liberal Arts	3	1	5
Baccalaureate	Mathematics	30	25	28
Baccalaureate	Medical Technology	14	20	-
Baccalaureate	Physics	4	3	6
Baccalaureate	Liberal Arts History			2
Baccalaureate	Social Sciences	2	2	3
Baccalaureate	BA Sci & Tech Comm	4	4	12
Baccalaureate	BS Sci & Tech Comm	19	25	24
Baccalaureate	Engineering Tech.		6	34
Baccalaureate	Surveying	11	16	15
Masters	Mineral Econ	5	3	3
Masters	Operations Mgmt	11	10	7
Masters	Civil Engineering	23	24	37
Masters	Chemical Engineering	5	8	6
Masters	Electrical Engineering	26	21	20
Masters	Eng. Mechanics	4	3	1

CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA OR DEGREE	CURRICULUM OR MAJOR	GRADUATES IN PROGRAM
		1994-95	1995-96	1996-97
Masters	Geological Eng.	2		4
Masters	Geology	4	3	1
Masters	Geophysics	1	1	1
Masters	Mech Eng	25	28	25
Masters	Mining Engineering	4		2
Masters	Metallurgy	10	10	6
Masters	Forestry	8	3	7
Masters	Biological Sciences	2	2	5
Masters	Chemistry	7	7	5
Masters	Computer Science	11	11	12
Masters	Math	10	7	6
Masters	Physics	3	4	5
Masters	Rhetoric & Tech Comm	3	5	7
Masters	Industrial Archaeology	1	4	4

CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA OR DEGREE	CURRICULUM OR MAJOR	GRADUATES IN PROGRAM
		1994-95	1995-96	1996-97
Doctoral	Civil Engineering	1	1
Doctoral	Chemical Eng.	3	1	2
Doctoral	Electrical Eng.	1		2
Doctoral	Geology	3	1	1
Doctoral	Mining Engineering	2	1	1
Doctoral	Metallurgy	3	6	7
Doctoral	Engineering	1		-
Doctoral	Structural	1		-
Doctoral	Environmental	4	5	6
Doctoral	Geotechnical	1		1
Doctoral	Sensing& Signal Proc			1
Doctoral	Mech Eng – Eng Mech	2	10	6
Doctoral	Forest Science	7	3	5
Doctoral	Applied Physics	1	3	3
Doctoral	Bio Sciences	2	5	5
Doctoral	Chemistry	5	5	2
Doctoral	Physics	3	1	3
Doctoral	Rhetoric & Tech Comm	3	3	7

Data Form G - Intercollegiate Athletics

Intercollegiate athletic programs (as opposed to intramural and/or physical education programs) involve: a) formal agreements (association, league) to compete with other institutions; b) student athletes identified as members of a particular team; and c) professional staff.

Provide the name(s) of the intercollegiate athletic associations in which the institution holds membership and the level of membership:

WCHA-Division I ; MIFC-Division II; GLIAC-Division II; CCSA-Division II

FOR MOST RECENT ACADEMIC YEAR 1996-97
Name of Sport	# Of Students Participating in Inter- collegiate Athletic Programs 1996-97		Number of Athletic Scholarships 1996-97		Mean Amount of Scholarship 1996-97		Number of Scholarship Students Completing Degrees 1996-97
	Men	Women	Men	Women	Men	Women	Men	Women
Hockey	30	0	16.35	-	9,104	-	6	-
Football	107	0	21.85	-	2,625	-	11	-
Basket- ball	16	16	8.62	6.35	7,187	7,151	0	3
Volley- ball	0	15	-	4.76	-	5,788	-	1
Cross Country	24	11	0	0	-	-	-	-
Track	65	15	0	0	-	-	-	-
Tennis	9	9	0	1.20	-	2,268	-	2
Nordic Ski	8	6	0	0	-	-	-	-

Name of Sport	Number of Staff (Use FTE) 1996-97		Operating Budget for Intercollegiate Athletic Programs (list current last year) 1996-97
	Men	Women	1994-95	1995-96	1996-97
Hockey	3	-	375,261	371,011	329,428
Football	5	-	148,400	135,030	131,680
Basket- ball	2	2	Men 51,718 Women 61,714	Men 56,249 Women 53,292	Men 60,887 Women 57,956
Volley- ball	-	2	36,734	34,296	38,449
Cross Country	1	1	Men 4,597 Women 4,597	Men 4,134 Women 4,134	Men 6,253 Women 6,253
Track	3	3	Men 7,817 Women 7,817	Men 9,182 Women 9,182	Men 10,515 Women 10,515
Tennis	1	1	Men 7,789 Women 9,521	Men 7,128 Women 11,026	Men 6,416 Women 6,565
Nordic Ski	1	1	Co-ed 8,219	Co-ed 12,250	Co-ed 9,946

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