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Chairman...............	John J. Agnelli Senior Vice President, Power Corporation
Vice Chairman........	Keith Arnold Business and Governmental Consultant
Secretary...............	Michael J. Prioletti Vice President, Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Ex Officio...............	Terry P. McMahan President, Hodges University
D. Joseph Donahue, Retired RCA Executive Todd Gates, President & CEO, Gates Jim Humphrey, Partner, Fowler White Boggs Banker, PA Leslie H. King III, Private Management Consultant Gerard A. McHale, Jr., Gerard A. McHale, Jr., P.A. Kathleen C. Passidomo, Attorney, Kelly, Passidomo, Alba & Cassner, LLP James Stamper, Professor of Education, Belmont University Sandra Stilwell Silverglide, Owner, Captiva Island Inn
President	Terry P. McMahan
Executive VP of Academic Affairs and Secretary	Jeanette Brock
Executive VP of Administration	John W. White
Vice President of Finance	Randy Eldridge
Vice President of Information Technology & Facilities Management	David Rice
Vice President of University Advancement	Louis J. Traina
Vice President of Student Development/Dean of Students	Ron Bowman
Vice President of Student Enrollment Management	Rita Lampus
Vice President of Student Financial Assistance	Joseph Gilchrist
Vice President of Student Records Management	Carol Morrison
Dean of the Johnson School of Business	Frederick Nerone
Dean of the School of Allied Health	Carlene Harrison
Dean of the School of Technology	Michael Nelson

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About Our Recent Name Change >

International College, an independent, not-for-profit four-year institution, announced May 15, 2007 that it received a $12 million gift from long-time Naples residents and
community benefactors Earl and Thelma Hodges. In conjunction with the gift, the institution changed its name to Hodges University and moved from college status to university status.

“This is a significant announcement not only for our institution but also for the communities we serve throughout the southwest region of Florida,” said Terry P. McMahan, President of International College. “This historic donation will enable us to better position our school as one of Florida's leading institutions of higher learning and allow us to achieve our long-term goal of university status. We are fortunate to have generous benefactors like Earl and Thelma Hodges.”

“While we are not a research institution, we do encourage faculty to engage in applied research,” McMahan said. “We believe that moving to university status will further open doors for our faculty to pursue higher levels of research which will, in turn, benefit our student population as well as our reputation in the educational community at large.”

“This gift from the Hodges is believed to be the single largest donation to any private or public institution in Collier County history,” said Dr. Louis J. Traina, Vice President of Institutional Advancement.

International College announced on May 15, 2007 that it received a $12 million gift from long-time Naples residents and community benefactors Earl and Thelma Hodges. In conjunction with the gift, the institution changed its name to Hodges University and moved from college status to university status.

Approximately 2700 students enrolled
75% of students attend full-time
Average class size of 15 students
70 full-time faculty
70 adjunct or part-time faculty
38,008 library books and 50,000 eBooks
70 electronic databases
28 classrooms, labs, and conference rooms at each of the Naples and Fort Myers campuses
All classrooms have data projectors, Smartboards and Internet connectivity.
287 employees, including administration, staff, and faculty, both full-time and adjunct

69% female
31% male
Average age of 32
33% Hispanic
16% African American
2% Foreign Students
Over 6,000 alumni

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