Alice Lloyd College (ALC)

Instruction Alice Lloyd College (alc) had an enrollment of 565 students for the 2022- 2023 academic year, comprising 531 full-time and 34 part-time students. Full-time students from the College's 108-county service area-which includes parts of Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, and west Virginia- are guaranteed no out-of-pocket costs for tuition. Alc is one of only ten work colleges in the nation that requires all full-time students to work as a condition for enrollment Alice Lloyd College continues its commitment to supporting alumni through the caney scholars program, which assists graduates pursuing advanced degrees in graduate and professional schools. For the 2024-2025 academic year, 49 caney scholars are actively enrolled in programs, including 40 returning scholars and 9 new scholars. The top areas of study for these scholars include 12 in pharmacy, 9 in medical fields, 7 in physical therapy, and 3 in nursing. Other fields of study include 2 scholars each in law, occupational therapy, optometry, and physician assistant programs, as well as 1 scholar in accounting, biomedical science, chemistry, chiropractic, dentistry, engineering, english, podiatry, speech pathology, and veterinary medicine. Fifteen caney scholars are residing at the caney cottage in lexington, Kentucky, during the academic year, benefiting from a supportive community designed to help them succeed. Additionally, the program celebrated the success of 14 scholars who completed their programs of study during the 2023-2024 academic year. The caney scholars program exemplifies Alice Lloyd College's dedication to fostering academic excellence and empowering its alumni to achieve professional success in a diverse range of fields. Alice Lloyd College provided significant financial support to its students during the 2023-2024 fiscal year, distributing 2,896,156 in institutional leadership grants and 380,720 in institutional student work grants. These initiatives underscore the College's commitment to making higher education accessible and affordable for its students. In may 2024, the College celebrated the graduation of 93 students. Of these graduates, 46 percent completed their education without incurring any student loan debt, while the remaining 54 percent graduated with an average debt of 9,960-a testament to the College's efforts to minimize financial burdens. Furthermore, research conducted by the office of alumni relations indicates that approximately 80 percent of Alice Lloyd College graduates go on to serve the appalachian region, reflecting the institution's mission to produce leaders dedicated to uplifting their communities.

Student services Alice Lloyd College offers a wide range of student services designed to enhance the student experience and support personal and academic growth. These programs include leadership development, education, athletics, intramural sports, counseling, career placement, and a student activities board that organizes a comprehensive activity calendar each semester. Additionally, the College provides dining and dormitory facilities to support campus life. The first-year foundations program assists students in transitioning from high school to College, while the convocation series enriches their educational journey through guest lectures and cultural events. The College also maintains a campus police department to ensure safety and security, along with orientations in the summer and fall to help students acclimate to College life. Together, these services reflect the College's commitment to fostering a well-rounded, supportive, and engaging environment for its students. Construction projects/campus improvements since the beginning of 2023, Alice Lloyd College has completed several significant capital projects, enhancing campus infrastructure and fostering a better environment for students and the community-all achieved without incurring any debt. Among these projects is the completion of holmes hall, the second and final women's residence hall on campus, which provides modern and comfortable accommodations for female students. This milestone represents a key achievement in the College's residential expansion plan, with the total cost for the women's residence halls amounting to 19 million. Additionally, the College completed the chapel bell tower, a stunning architectural centerpiece that symbolizes the College's values and traditions while enhancing the campus's spiritual and communal atmosphere. This project was completed at a cost of 1.3 million. In response to the catastrophic flood of 2022, the College also undertook a comprehensive 8 million stream mitigation project to restore and strengthen the affected areas. This initiative involved constructing retaining walls, installing safety fencing, and laying new asphalt to repair pathways and roadways damaged by the flood. The project not only restored the campus but also improved its resilience against future environmental challenges. These projects, totaling 28.3 million, showcase Alice Lloyd College's commitment to providing a safe, inspiring, and high- quality environment for its students and the wider community, while maintaining its longstanding tradition of fiscal responsibility. Community service projects Alice Lloyd College's campus ministry, academic fraternity phi beta lambda (pbl), athletics, and student services collaborated throughout the year to address community needs and provide impactful outreach. Phi beta lambda significantly expanded its "sack pack" program, increasing the number of weekly food deliveries to local needy elementary students from 30 to 60. Additionally, pbl began supporting a second school, ensuring even more children received necessary resources. During the 2023-2024 academic year, fbla collegiate actively engaged in several impactful community service projects. From august 2023 to may 2024, the organization sustained its power up with nutrition program, donating 60 bags of food weekly to support local needy elementary students. The continuation of this vital initiative was made possible by securing a donor, with organizational efforts led by misty wooton, brittney taylor, and peyton sexton. All eight fbla members participated in the program. In october 2023, fbla hosted a breast cancer awareness campaign, during which students donated money to wear jeans to a convocation program. The campaign successfully raised 288.28 for the american cancer society. This effort was spearheaded by fbla presidents misty wooton and brittany taylor, with full participation from all eight members. In march 2024, fbla collegiate organized a march of dimes convocation and blue jeans for babies walk. Students contributed 1 to wear jeans to the convocation, raising 78 for the march of dimes. Brittany taylor and neeley greene led this event, with all eight members actively involved. These initiatives highlight fbla collegiate dedication to community service and its commitment to making a positive difference. Beyond these initiatives, the College community actively engaged in other service projects, including hosting blood drives and participating in animal shelter cleanup efforts. These activities exemplify Alice Lloyd College's commitment to serving the community and fostering a culture of civic responsibility and compassion among its students. Alice Lloyd College's campus ministries continues to uphold the institution's christian-based philosophy, emphasizing the promotion of christian principles and values. Open to all denominations, campus ministries offers an active student ministry program that fosters spiritual growth and community engagement. Throughout the year, the ministry undertook several outreach initiatives, including periodic visits to local nursing homes. During these visits, students engaged with residents through activities such as bingo, bible trivia games, and singing. Additionally, they distributed crossword puzzles, word searches, and magazines to provide entertainment and companionship. Campus ministries also served as a designated drop-off location for operation christmas child. Over the past year, the ministry successfully collected and processed more than 1,000 shoeboxes filled with gifts and essential items. These shoeboxes were distributed to children in need worldwide, reflecting the College's commitment to global outreach and service. Through these efforts, campus ministries exemplifies Alice Lloyd College's dedication to fostering a sense of service and compassion among its students while positively impacting the local and global community. Work-study completed 34,169 work hours in areas designated community service positions. 27,490 hours were designated work College work-study and federal work-study, while 6,230 hours were paid with institutional dollars. Community service jobs include the june buchanan school, the child development center, the library, the craft shop & christmas pretties program, marketing, both the hunger din and miss irma's caf, as well as talon's treats. We are also required to employ students as reading and math tutors and those students completed 1,299 hours in those areas.

Auxiliary Alice Lloyd College's auxiliary services encompass housing, the meal plan, the campus bookstore, concessions, and the caf. The campus has a housing capacity for 650 students, with 500 students living in dorms during fall 2024, an increase from 473 students in fall 2023. In spring 2023, the College discontinued its contract with an online book retailer to transition to open educational resources (oer). Oer offers free and accessible teaching, learning, and research materials in the public domain or under licenses that allow use and adaptation, helping to keep costs minimal for students. To further support this initiative, the College allocated 100,000, approved by the board of directors in fall 2023, to purchase textbooks for courses where oer options are unavailable. The june buchanan school (jbs) reported an enrollment of 111 students for fall 2024, with 29 of these students enrolled in Alice Lloyd College courses for the semester. Through the caney honors achievement program (chap), jbs students have the opportunity to challenge themselves academically by earning College credits while still in high school. This program enhances their learning experience and helps them prepare for higher education.

Academic expenses 3,769,726. Including grants of 79,741. Revenue 0. June buchanan expenses 1,144,825. Including grants of 56,429. Revenue 0. Student aid expenses 2,896,156, including grants of 2,896,156. Revenue 0.