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2020 – 2021 Average Teaching Load by Department

2020 - 2021 Average Teaching Load by Department

Academic Year 2020-2021 Average Teaching Load by Department*

School of Agricultural Sciences 26.64
College of Agricultural Sciences Total 26.64
Business Disciplines 17.63
College of Business Total 17.63
Education Professions 22.72
School of Health & Human Performance 35.67
Student Tchng & Prof Educ Srvc 25.20
College of Education Total 27.40
English & Foreign Languages 21.48
History 25.20
Mass Communication 26.44
Performing Arts 24.40
Social Sciences 25.24
Visual Arts 26.64
College of Liberal Arts Total 24.44
Graduate Nursing 28.67
Health Systems Management Program 3.00
Psychology 25.88
Radiologic & Med. Lab. Sciences 32.25
Undergraduate Nursing 27.88
College of Nursing & Health Professions Total 27.68
Biology 27.72
Chemistry & Physics 29.90
Mathematical Sciences 30.14
Engineering & Computer Science 12.33
College of Science & Engineering Total 20.61
University Total 23.72

Teaching load only reflects teaching load in organized class sections and does not reflect other required work duties such as course grading, curriculum development, accreditation, advising, research, public service and university service.
*Full-Time Faculty

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Anna Grace Bizzle

Ms. Anna Grace Bizzle is an Academic Advisor for the College of Nursing and Health Professions. She earned her Bachelor’s and Master's degrees in Secondary Education from Mississippi State University. Her favorite part of advising at McNeese is being a resource for students as they get used to the expectations of college and helping students pursue their degrees at such a wonderful school.

ADVISOR FOR:
  • College of Nursing and Health Professions