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Table 79

TEXAS

Full-time Law Enforcement Employees

by State by University and College, 2010

University/College Campus Student
enrollment1 		Total law
enforcement
employees		 Total
officers		 Total
civilians
Abilene Christian University 4,813 16 15 1
Alamo Community College District2 81 61 20
Alvin Community College 5,240 13 11 2
Amarillo College 11,289 15 13 2
Angelo State University 6,387 18 12 6
Austin College 1,364 8 7 1
Baylor Health Care System2 185 64 121
Baylor University Waco 14,614 31 24 7
Blinn College 17,173 18 16 2
Brookhaven College 11,814 20 17 3
Central Texas College 24,133 9 8 1
College of the Mainland 3,916 8 7 1
Eastfield College 11,944 21 16 5
El Paso Community College 28,168 44 37 7
Grayson County College 4,856 4 3 1
Hardin-Simmons University 2,305 8 7 1
Houston Baptist University 2,710 15 12 3
Houston Community College 54,942 104 61 43
Lamar University Beaumont 13,992 33 20 13
Laredo Community College 9,361 23 21 2
McLennan Community College 9,128 17 8 9
Midwestern State University 6,341 14 9 5
Mountain View College 8,203 12 12 0
North Lake College 11,644 22 21 1
Paris Junior College 5,580 4 4 0
Rice University 5,576 47 30 17
Southern Methodist University 10,891 35 26 9
South Plains College 10,011 6 6 0
Southwestern University 1,301 7 6 1
Stephen F. Austin State University 12,845 45 28 17
St. Mary's University 3,893 20 17 3
Sul Ross State University 3,047 9 7 2
Tarleton State University 10,424 14 13 1
Texas A&M International University 6,419 25 17 8
Texas A&M University: College Station 48,702 131 61 70
Commerce 9,021 24 16 8
Corpus Christi 9,468 28 16 12
Galveston 1,774 9 8 1
Kingsville 8,194 18 12 6
Texas Christian University 8,853 45 29 16
Texas Southern University 9,394 66 37 29
Texas State Technical College: Harlingen 5,988 12 8 4
Marshall 963 5 5 0
Waco 6,816 18 16 2
Texas State University San Marcos 30,803 37 31 6
Texas Tech University Lubbock 30,049 85 47 38
Texas Woman's University 13,338 37 16 21
Trinity University 2,693 25 14 11
Tyler Junior College 11,045 19 11 8
University of Houston: Central Campus 37,000 145 43 102
Clearlake 7,643 27 16 11
Downtown Campus 12,742 31 17 14
University of Mary Hardin-Baylor 2,689 10 9 1
University of North Texas: Denton 35,003 87 46 41
Health Science Center 1,395 19 10 9
University of Texas: Arlington 28,085 95 34 61
Austin 50,995 145 62 83
Brownsville 17,151 43 18 25
Dallas 15,783 52 23 29
El Paso 21,011 50 20 30
Health Science Center, San Antonio 3,223 122 34 88
Health Science Center, Tyler2 16 6 10
Houston2 316 89 227
Medical Branch 2,430 88 49 39
Pan American 18,337 39 17 22
Permian Basin 3,546 21 9 12
San Antonio 28,955 112 49 63
Southwestern Medical School 2,459 135 37 98
Tyler 6,201 19 10 9
West Texas A&M University 7,634 14 11 3
  • 1 The student enrollment figures provided by the United States Department of Education are for the 2009 school year, the most recent available. The enrollment figures include full-time and part-time students.
  • 2 Student enrollment figures were not available.

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