Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA

Western Washington University

www.wwu.edu

Western Washington University is the state’s third-largest higher education institution. Consistently ranked the top master’s-granting public university in the Pacific Northwest by U.S. News and World Report. FACULTY: Faculty in fall 2012: 784. Full-time faculty: 517, 90.1 percent with terminal degrees. Student-faculty ratio: 20.8 to 1. STUDENTS: Fall 2012 enrollment: 14,833 full- and part-time students. Students of color: 21.3 percent. First-year students: 2,688 freshmen and 1,045 transfers. 2011 full-time freshmen returning: 85.1 percent. Six-year graduation rate: 67.2 percent.

Number of Employees: 50K-100K
Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million

www.wwu.edu
516 High Street
Bellingham, WA USA 98225
Phone: 360.650.3000

Name	Title	Contact Details
Beth Albertson	Director of Information Security	Profile
John Lawson	Chief Information Officer	Profile

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