Consumer Information

The Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA), requires institutions participating in federally funded financial aid programs to make information about the institution available to current and prospective students. The consumer information and student right-to-know page serves as a central location for parents, students, employees and the campus community to obtain information and resources.

This page provides a central guide to sources of consumer information, college policies and required disclosures under Title IV. Title IV requires institutions to participate in certain financial aid programs to disclose specified information to all prospective students, applicants, employees and current students.

Please note that many links will direct to information elsewhere on the 91��Ƶר�� website. Please contact the indicated office directly to request further information or for any questions not answered by the provided online resources.

Additional Information

Please contact Shaowei Wu, Director of Institutional Research and Assessment, for more information.

The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries:

Nathan Reese, associate director of institutional assessment (assessment@hood.edu)
Accreditation
Cathy Thomas, director of facilities (facilities@hood.edu)
Facilities
Diane Wise, executive assistant to the president (wise@hood.edu)
Leadership information

The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries:

Nikki Bamonti, interim vice president for enrollment management (admissions@hood.edu)
Undergraduate admission procedures and processes, academic programs and transfer credits
Paige Eager, interim provost and vice president for academic affairs (provost@hood.edu)
Faculty, office of the provost and vice president for academic affairs
April Boulton, associate provost and dean of the graduate school (hoodgrad@hood.edu)
Graduate School admission requirements and procedures, information on academic programs and graduate student life
Toby Peterson, library director (peterson@hood.edu)
Copyright policy
Traci Holland, registrar (registrar@hood.edu)
Satisfactory academic progress
Chad Chadwick, Gear Shop manager (chad.chadwick@getugear.com
Nathan Reese, associate director of institutional assessment (assessment@hood.edu)
Academic improvement

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Statements of Programmatic Accreditation
- Includes information for:
  - Business program
  - Computer Science & Information Technology programs
  - Counseling program
  - Nursing program
  - Nutrition program
  - Social Work program

For more information

Office of Institutional Research & Assessment, IR@hood.edu

For more information

Email: finaid@hood.edu
Phone: 301-696-3411

Privacy of Student Records

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 (P.L. 93-380) extends to students the right of access to their education records maintained at the College. The provost, the dean of the graduate school and the registrar maintain these records for enrolled and former students. Information and notification as to the type of record; the accessibility of and policies for maintaining, reviewing and expunging the record; and the procedures for inspecting, reviewing, obtaining copies of or challenging the record are established by the appropriate offices.

Contact for FERPA

The Office of the Registrar, registrar@hood.edu

Campus Safety

Health and Wellness

The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries on campus safety, health concerns and immunization, counseling and other College policies:

Thurmond Maynard, director of campus safety (maynard@hood.edu)
Campus crime and safety, controlled substances uses and effects, drug and alcohol policy, fire safety information and missing persons reporting procedures
Amanda Dymek, director of wellness (rzepkowski@hood.edu)
Student health services, immunization policy and forms (medical history, medical exam and immunization record, emergency contact and medical release form)

The following individuals have been designated to handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies:

Bryan Robinson, Title IX Coordinator (titleix@hood.edu)
Christine Traini, Director for Human Resources, equal employment officer/Title IX and
Section 504 coordinator and Policy 55: Prevention of Discrimination and Harassment (traini@hood.edu)
Bridget Humphries, Director of Accessibility Services, Section 504 resource for student services (accessibilityservices@hood.edu)

Fall 2024 Fact Sheet
- Includes information for:
  - Undergraduate and Graduate Student Enrollment by Gender, Race, and Ethnicity
  - Undergraduate and Graduate Completions
  - FTFY Retention and Graduation Rates
  - FTFY Pell and Stafford Status
Teacher Praxis Pass Rates for 2020-2021 Academic School Year
Student-Athlete Graduation Rates

assessment@hood.edu

	Fall 2014	Fall 2015	Fall 2016	Fall 2017	Fall 2018
Male Student Athletes	55.2%	69.4%	58.9%	61.8%	62.0%
Male Non-Athletes	47.5%	48.5%	55.2%	34.5%	61.7%
Female Student Athletes	71.4%	75.6%	75.7%	86.5%	80.3%
Female Non-Athletes	65.0%	65.5%	58.8%	52.4%	67.8%
All Student Athletes	60.5%	72.0%	65.6%	71.7%	67.4%
All Non-Athletes	60.6%	61.7%	57.9%	46.0%	50.0%
All Students, Overall	60.6%	66.0%	61.2%	55.3%	56.9%

For more information

Office of Institutional Research & Assessment, IR@hood.edu

Professional Licensure Disclosure

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