Facts

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History
1921: Founded as Delgado Central Trades School
1980: Became Delgado Community College
Service Area
Serves students throughout a 10-parish region: Orleans,
Jefferson, St. Tammany, St. Charles, St. Bernard, St.
John, Plaquemines, Terrebonne, Lafourche and St.
James.
Accreditation
Delgado Community College is accredited by the
Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association
of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane,
Decatur, GA 30033-4097, 404-679-4500) to award
associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates.
Library Holdings (FY 2011)
Books: 129,466 Titles / 146,613 Volumes
Print Microform: 320 Titles
eJournals: 92,885 Titles
Databases: 122 Database Titles
AV Materials: 1,901 Titles / 3,500 Volumes
eBooks: 157,114 Titles
E-Reference Sources/Services: 4
Personnel (2011-2012)
Administrators: 38
Full-Time Faculty: 495
Part-Time Faculty: 443
Staff: 435 (Admiinistrators included)
Hourly Staff: 142
Faculty (2011-2012)
Full-Time Faculty
Master’s Degree: 256
Doctoral Degree: 31
Operating Budget (2011-2012)
Projected Revenues:
State Funding: 35,904,245
Tuition / Fees: 51,000,000
Other Sources: 3,000,000
Federal funding-ARRA: 0
Federal Grant Funding: 5,640,790
State Grant Funding: 3,161,321
Federal Financial Aid: 54,958,922
(includes Pell, SEOG and CWS)
Federal Loans:
Other Sources: 868,125
Foundation Support (FY11): 126,702
Tuition for Full-time Students (2011-2012)
In State: $ 1,056 per semester
Out-of-State: $ 2,820 per semester
Campus/Sites
City Park Campus
615 City Park Avenue
New Orleans, Louisiana 70119-4399
(504) 483-4114
West Bank Campus
2600 General Meyer Avenue
New Orleans, Louisiana 70114-3095
(504) 361-6643
Charity School of Nursing
450 S. Claiborne Avenue
New Orleans, Louisiana 70112-1310
Northshore – Slidell
320 Howze Beach Road
I-10 Service Road
Slidell, Louisiana 70461
(985) 646-6420
Northshore – Covington
207 E. Lockwood St.
Covington, Louisiana 70433
Maritime, Fire & Industrial Training Facility
13200 Old Gentilly Road
New Orleans, Louisiana 70129
(504) 483-4038
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Student Body Characteristics (Spring 2012)
Female: 13,046 65.5%
Male: 6,863 34.5%
Asian/Pacific Islander 566 3%
Native American 74 0%
Black Non-Hispanic 8,410 42%
Hawaiian-Pacific Islander 16 0%
Hispanic 1,446 7%
White Non-Hispanic 6,635 33%
Two or more Races 377 2%
Non Resident Alien 250 1%
Did not indicate 2,135 11%
Total Enrollment (Spring 2012): 19,909
Full-Time: 9,231 46 %
Part-Time 10,678 54 %
Average Student Age: 28
Overall Percentage of Students Receiving
Financial Aid (2011/2012): 55%
(Spring 2012)
Orleans: 5,943
Jefferson: 6,700
St. Tammany: 2,965
St. Charles: 617
St. Bernard: 253
St. John: 382
Plaquemines: 254
Terrebonne: 90
Lafourche: 93
St. James: 58
Other: 2,554
Credit Enrollment by Age (Spring 2012)
Less than 18: 35 0 %
18 – 19: 1,416 7 %
20 – 21: 3,887 20 %
22 – 24: 4,096 21 %
25 – 29: 4,268 21 %
30 – 34: 2,490 13 %
35 – 39: 1,361 7 %
40 – 49: 1,506 8 %
50 – 64: 767 4 %
65 and over: 83 0 %
Graduates by Degree/Certificate
(2010/2011)
AAS: 385 26.52 %
ABS: 0 0.00 %
AS: 571 39.32 %
AA: 67 4.61 %
AGS: 93 6.40 %
PAC: 25 1.72 %
Certificates:
Applied Science: 9 .62 %
General Studies: 0 0.00 %
Technical Studies: 231 15.90 %
Technical Diplomas
(2010/2011): 71 4.89 %
Louisiana Community and Technical College
System Board of Supervisors
Dr. Joe May, System President
Vincent St. Blanc, III, Chair
Michael Murphy, First Vice Chair
Woody Oge, Second Vice Chair
Edwards Barham Robert Brown
Helen Bridges Carter
Keith Gamble
Deni Grissette
Timothy W. Hardy
Brett Mellington
Paul Price, Jr.
Stephen C. Smith
F. “Mike” Stone
Allen Scott Terrill
Stephen Toups
Dennis Raether
Chancellor and Vice Chancellors
Deborah R. Lea, Interim Chancellor
A.C. Egan, III, Vice Chancellor for Business and
Administrative Affairs
Harold Gaspard, Interim Vice Chancellor
Academic Affairs
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