Annual Report Annual Report to Our Stakeholders

Beginning in 2015, we began producing an annual report to our stakeholders. The striking publication not only expresses our successes each year but also conveys our challenges and strategies for continued success. Visually, it is a lovely portfolio of a year in our history.

We hope the annual report will help prospective students picture themselves here and alumni become more passionate advocates for the college. We hope the report will enlighten those who want to support our students and the transformative education that happens every day here. And above all, we want it to elevate awareness of the amazing work by our faculty, staff and students.

 

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2019 Annual Report 
The word "momentum" doesn't sufficiently describe our 2019. With 18 new faculty members, the largest student body ever, a new School of Design, we ended the decade in a big way.
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2018 Annual Report 
In 2018, we saw big increases in our student body and applications. We were named "Most Hired From." Students made impacts from the Tennessee River to downtowns of American cities.
Cover of the 2017 annual report
2017 Annual Report 
We knew our 51st year would challenge us to push ourselves harder to make the next half century even better. And we didn't disappoint. Our faculty, students and alumni made 2017 a banner year.
The cover of the 2016 Annual Report
2016 Annual Report 
A year that included a 50th anniversary celebration, 2016 not only gave us reason to celebrate our history, but it also challenged us all to consider Year 51 and beyond.
Cover of 2015 annual report
2015 Annual Report 
With significant momentum, we entered our 50th year in 2015, and national recognitions for faculty, innovative and transformative design work, $2.5 million in upgrades and much more headlined throughout the year.