NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 2020–21 Viewbook
BELONG At NKU, you can create an experience that is just as unique as you are. It’s a place where you’ll turn your dreams into your future. A place where you’ll make memories that will last a lifetime. You belong at a university that will help you reach your full potential, and we’re here to help you make the most of your experience. NKU isn’t just a place where you “went to college.” You’re not just a Norse for four years. You’re a Norse for life. But don’t just take our word for it.
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It’s no surprise that many of our students say our location played a role in their choice to come to NKU. The 420-acre campus that NKU calls home is nestled perfectly between the hills of Highland Heights, Kentucky, and the bustling Fortune 500 companies of downtown Cincinnati. You get the best of both worlds: a comprehensive education in a safe, suburban setting. We’re neighbors with an innovative, inspiring city—Cincinnati. Take a quick trip off campus to watch a Reds game at Great American Ball Park, or take in an exhibit at the nearest museum. Eat dinner and shop downtown, or experience a live concert at Riverbend Music Center. If you’re a thrill seeker, you can ride roller coasters at Kings Island. Cincinnati is full of fun, exciting activities. But it’s also home to hundreds of employers and entrepreneurs looking for graduates just like you. Whether you’re looking to land an internship or start your career, you have the opportunity to rub elbows with CEOs of several Fortune 500 companies.
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When you become a Norse, you join a community of students from all over the world. But our students receive more than just a great education. Your time here will shape you, inspire you and help you become a better version of yourself. Bored? Not when you’re a Norse. There’s no shortage of things to do on campus. Study in Steely Library, or grab a bite to eat in the Votruba Student Union. Relax between classes at the outdoor amphitheatre, or read a book on one of the benches surrounding Loch Norse. Join a fitness class at the Campus Recreation Center, or cheer on the history-making Norse. Outside of the classroom, NKU is buzzing with activities and events. And it’s easy to get involved with more than 250 student organizations on campus. If you don’t find one that suits you, start one! Our campus community offers you endless opportunities to build lifelong skills, get involved and create lasting relationships.
If there’s one place where you can always enjoy the hustle and bustle of campus life, it’s the Votruba Student Union.
The Votruba Student Union is a fan-favorite building on campus. The three-level, 144,000-squarefoot building is home to a large food court, a Starbucks coffee shop, a game room and plenty of lounge spaces for watching TV, getting some homework done or taking a quick power nap.
Start exploring, and see why you belong here at NKU.
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CAMPUS RECREATION CENTER Whether you want to play basketball, run on the treadmill, take a group fitness class or swim laps in the pool there is something for everyone at our Campus Recreation Center. You can work out before or after class or on the weekends, as the Campus Recreation Center is open seven days a week. Campus Recreation Center membership is included for all NKU students. You only need your NKU All Card to start working out!
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WHY HE CHOSE NKU My three sisters have all graduated from NKU, so I feel like I grew up here. I walked around campus and simply felt comfortable. WHAT HE’S STUDYING I study Nursing and am working to understand the practice as a science and as an art form. I am putting myself in situations that will make me a better nurse. My goals are to pursue education far beyond my bachelor’s degree. I hope to be a Nurse Practitioner in cardiology or pediatrics. WHY BREAKING GROUND IS HIS FAVORITE NKU MEMORY There is a retreat for freshmen called Breaking Ground, which is hosted by the Northern Kentucky Leadership Institute. This experience made me realize what is truly important in my life. Many of my closest friends come from this retreat!
but my favorite is Traci Freeman. She is so hilarious, and she cares for her students and truly wants them to succeed. WHY PROGRESSION IS HIS GREATEST PASSION Simply put, I will become a better brother, a better son, a better boyfriend, a better student, a better friend and a better athlete. I am committed to improvement. HIS ADVICE FOR FIRST-TIME FRESHMEN Relax and embrace the opportunity to start anew. It does not really matter what you were in high school—this an opportunity to grow and really work on yourself. Believe in yourself, and ask yourself why you are here. You can use your time in college to build the foundation for your adult life. Make connections, be kind and things will fall into place.
WHY HE LOVES THE HEALTH INNOVATION CENTER It’s essentially my second home. WHY HE COULDN’T PICK ONE FAVORITE PROFESSOR Robert Kues was my favorite Pre-Nursing professor. He teaches anatomy and physiology. The class has some difficult material, but he is so brilliant and personable. He is able to personalize his teaching to each student. In Nursing, all of the faculty have charisma,
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Welcome to your Home Away From Home Residential life is more than just living close to class. It’s a place to call home— a place to create unbreakable bonds and memories that will never fade. We believe living on campus can help you have the best college experience possible. With seven close-knit residence halls and seven living learning communities, you’ll find your perfect fit. New students who live outside of a reasonable commuting distance of the northern Kentucky/ Greater Cincinnati area are required to live on NKU's campus. For residential rates, visit nku.edu/housing
Graphic: 17 PLACES TO EAT ON CAMPUS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE… Applebee’s SEVEN LIVING LEARNING Arby’s COMMUNITIES Busken Bakery LLCs can make college less Cane’s overwhelming and help you Chipotle become engaged and involved City Barbecue in your campus community. Cracker Barrel Want to be a part of a an LLC? Firehouse Subs Select the one you’re most Frisch’s interested in on your Housing Jimmy John’s Application. Kroger Mac’s Pizza SEVEN RESIDENCE HALLS Pita Pit NKU offers seven residence Skyline Chili halls with traditional double Skyline Tavern and single rooms, apartments Smashburger and suites. See the floor plans Taco Bell at nku.edu/housing. Walgreens Looking for a quick, free way to get across #NKUHomeAwayFromHome campus? NKU offers three bike share locations: East Village, Student Union and Boothe Village. You can also catch the NKU Shuttle. The NKU Shuttle is a free convenient way to get to various on and near-campus locations. Explore free TANK bus services. All NKU students can ride any TANK route for free with a valid NKU All Card. IMPORTANT DEADLINES Housing Application Opens: Jan. 2 Housing Priority: March 15 Housing Application Deadline: May 1
For residential meal plan rates, visit nku.edu/dining
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“I chose NKU because I immediately felt like I was a part of something greater than myself. There is such a strong sense of comradery that echoes throughout campus, and it is so unbelievably refreshing. That supportive environment is what kept me here.”
NKU BUCKET LIST ■ Get to know NKU at Victorfest ■ Read a book on one of the benches surrounding Loch Norse
■ Visit the Rabbit Hash General Store
■ Paint your face for a Norse basketball, soccer or baseball game
■ Ice skate on Fountain Square
■ Support your fellow students & their research at Celebration ■ Norse Up with Victor Viking ■ Star gaze in the Haile Planetarium ■ Cheer your heart out at a Reds, Bengals, FC Cincinnati or Cyclones game ■ Enjoy free outdoor movies on the Science Center Lawn
■ See the bison at Big Bone Lick State Park ■ Enjoy the newest exhibits at the local museums ■ Take a Norse Fitness class in the Campus Recreation Center ■ Experience the butterfly exhibit at Krohn Conservatory ■ Watch the sunset at Newport on the Levee ■ Walk the Purple People Bridge
■ Get your Norse gear at the NKU Bookstore
■ View the universe at Schneider Observatory
■ Learn about rare & endangered animals at the Cincinnati Zoo
■ Ride your bike along the Ohio River Trail
■ Attend concerts at Riverbend Music Center, Madison Theater or Southgate House Revival
■ Sample all the best local foods at Taste of Cincinnati
■ Register for a course that is outside of your comfort zone ■ Ride the rollercoasters at Kings Island ■ Visit the Trifecta—Graeter’s, Skyline & LaRosa’s ■ Apply for a student job on campus ■ Walk the Shark Bridge at the Newport Aquarium 12
■ Celebrate at Skyline Tavern after Exam Week
■ Take in an art exhibit, musical or play at the Fine Arts Center
■ Shop for fruits, vegetables & unique finds at Findlay Market
MAKENZIE RUFF Cincinnati, Ohio Musical Theatre, Biological Sciences
■ Watch the WEBN fireworks on the Ohio River
■ Picnic at A.J. Jolly Park
■ Take a selfie in Steely Library with Stegowagenvolkssaurus ■ Eat one meal in every dining hall on campus ■ Join at least one student organization ■ Study abroad for a semester ■ Donate food & toiletries to FUEL NKU ■ Walk across the stage at Commencement 13
What can you do here? At NKU, there is more than one answer. Double major. Choose one major and three minors. Choose two majors and one minor. Your time at NKU doesn’t have to—and shouldn’t—be one-dimensional.
PROGRAMS STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO
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Link your passion to your career by becoming a well-rounded, intellectual and strategic thinker prepared for the ever-changing
Shape your future in education through a combination of classroom and experiential learning empowering students
Prepare to excel in the rapidly changing profession of health care, gaining the necessary skills, knowledge and hands-on training
global marketplace that demands a nimble and responsive workforce capable of creating and discovering new solutions.
Explore your business interests while learning from experienced faculty and industry professionals. Equip yourself with the skills to be a global, life-long business leader. Haile/US Bank College of Business prepares current students for future careers.
to teach, influence and care for students everywhere.
to care for those in need around the region, state, country and world.
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The Honors College is an experience that will change your life, ensuring that motivated students explore their passions through study abroad, communitybased research, extended laboratory research, internships and relationships with community and faculty mentors.
Creative programming and talented School of the Arts faculty help you comprehend how music, theatre, dance and visual arts are important to understanding the world, ourselves and other disciplines. We help you become the trailblazer you are meant to be!
You can become a brilliant creator, critical thinker and insightful leader, with a focus on high-demand fields such as cybersecurity, data science, business information systems, health communication, public relations and mediabroadcasting. It's all about making information useful and meaningful.
Salmon P. Chase College of Law has become known as “The Lawyer’s School.” Chase trains you in a challenging and supportive environment that prepares you to become the legal professionals serving our region’s future.
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• School of Allied Health • School of Kinesiology, Counseling & Rehabilitative Science • School of Nursing • School of Social Work
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MORE THAN 80 PROGRAMS TO KINDLE YOUR PASSION ■ Accounting ■ Anthropology ■ Biological Sciences ■ Business Information Systems
■ Global Supply Chain Management ■ Health Communication ■ Health Informatics ■ Health Science ■ History
■ Chemistry ■ Communication Studies ■ Computer Information Technology ■ Computer Science ■ Construction Management ■ Criminal Justice ■ Cybersecurity ■ Data Science ■ Early Childhood Education ■ Economics ■ Electrical & Electronics Engineering Technology ■ Electronic Media & Broadcasting ■ Elementary Education ■ Engineering Physics ■ English ■ Entrepreneurship ■ Environmental Science ■ Exercise Science ■ Finance ■ French ■ General Business ■ Geography ■ Geology ■ German 16
■ Human Resource Management ■ Human Services & Addictions
To explore further, visit nku.edu/academics
■ Philosophy ■ Physical Education ■ Physics ■ Political Science ■ Pre-Dental ■ Pre-Engineering ■ Pre-Forestry ■ Pre-Medical or Physician Assistant ■ Pre-Optometry
■ Integrative Studies
■ Pre-Pharmacy
■ International Business
■ Pre-Physical Therapy
■ International Studies
■ Pre-Veterinary Science ■ Pre-Wildlife Management
■ Japanese
■ Psychological Science
■ Journalism
■ Public Relations
■ Law
■ Radiation Therapy
■ Library Informatics
■ Radiologic Science ■ Respiratory Care
“I'm studying neuroscience, which is an interdisciplinary major that combines mainly psychology and biology but also a little philosophy. I'm working to understand the brain, how it affects the body and behavior and truly what makes people tick. My favorite experience was when I worked in Dr. Curran's research lab with mice to see how an environmental toxin affected brain development.”
■ Management ■ Marketing
■ Secondary Education
■ Mathematics
■ Social Work
■ Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Technology
■ Sociology
■ Mechatronics Engineering Technology
■ Special Education
■ Spanish
■ Media Informatics
■ Sports Business & Event Management
■ Middle Grades Education
■ Statistics
■ Music ■ Music Education
■ Theatre
■ Neuroscience
■ Visual Arts
■ Nursing
■ Visual Communication Design
■ Organizational Leadership
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STUDENT SERVICES At NKU, student success is our first priority. That’s why we offer programs and services to help you stay healthy—physically, mentally, academically and emotionally—so you can enjoy your time on campus. The Center for Student Inclusiveness (CSI) wants to make sure all students are acknowledged, welcomed and valued. CSI includes African-American Student Initiatives, Student Accessibility, Latino Programs and Services, LGBTQ Programs and Services, the Norse Violence Prevention Center and Parents Attending College.
TRIO Student Support Services provides motivated first-generation college students from moderate and low-income families with resources to help them stay in school, do well and graduate.
The Office of Student Financial Assistance guides students and their families through the financial process at Northern Kentucky University.
Health, Counseling & Student Wellness provides services that help NKU students achieve and maintain optimal levels of physical and emotional functioning.
The Office of the Registrar acts as “an official keeper of records,” which involves student and academic information—grades, transcripts, academic calendars and diplomas. The Veterans Resource Station proudly serves our veteran student population with special programs and services to ensure their academic success and transition into college. University Connect and Persist (UCAP) is where any student can meet face-to-face with knowledgeable staff to navigate financial, academic and personal topics.
The Office of Career Services provides excellent career-related programs, services and resources for students, alumni and parents.
The Office of First-Year Programs embraces a student-centered, holistic approach to success through courses and programs that support the academic achievement of first-year students. Norse Advising helps students navigate the university and make informed decisions while exploring or transitioning into other majors. Adult Learner Programs and Services assists working adult students through accelerated or traditional adult-centered education classes. FUEL NKU, a 2,300-square-foot pantry, provides free food, toiletries and essentials to students on campus.
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WHY SHE LOVES NKU As an international student, I flew nearly 12,000 miles away from home to study at NKU. I was scared, and I really didn’t know what to expect, but now I am so glad that I took this step and came here. NKU has given and continues to give me so many great opportunities regardless of where I come from. WHAT SHE’S STUDYING I am a double major in Marketing and International Business. I have always wanted to learn how businesses work all around the world, and also I love to travel. Given that, my majors fit perfectly and give me an opportunity to travel all around the world. WHY PUBLIC SPEAKING IS HER FAVORITE CLASS My favorite class has surprisingly been public speaking that I took with Emma Walker. She is great, and she actually helped me gain so much confidence and made me feel better about how I speak in public. I really loved her class and am forever grateful for it!
future. First and foremost, my supervisor Mrs. Rebecca Hansen is awesome, and she has taught me great things. Getting to be a part of where I come from and being able to share how wonderful NKU is with other international students gives me so much pleasure. WHY SHE CAN’T PICK A FAVORITE MEMORY I have had so many fun moments here at NKU that I’ll never forget. From forcing my friends to keep their schedules free from noon-1 p.m. so that we all could eat lunch together, from being a tour guide and international orientation leader, going to NLS Fall Retreat and building friendships, I’ll cherish them all.
WHAT GETTING A DEGREE MEANS TO HER Coming all the way from Nepal to study and get this degree that I have worked so hard for is very meaningful for me and my family. It is just not a degree for me—it is something that I have dreamt of, have been passionate about and have worked so hard for!
Shraddha Dhakal Kathmandu, Nepal Marketing, International Business
WHY PEOPLE ARE HER GREATEST PASSION I love talking to people, and I’m also a great listener. Sometimes all we need is someone who can listen to us and what we are going through. It has helped me build life-long friendships and great memories!
THE INTERNSHIP SHE’LL MISS THE MOST I loved the work and everything I did during my marketing internship through the Office of International Students and Scholars Services (ISSS). Getting to interact with students all around the world is something I can see myself doing in the 20
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There is nowhere on campus you would rather be during a Norse game than the cheering section. It’s noisy, packed and rowdy. But your heart pounds with pride, and you don’t stop cheering until the timer runs out. Every year, we send more than 200 student-athletes into competition proudly wearing black and gold. All 17 of our sports teams compete at the NCAA Division I level, and we’re one of 12 teams in the Horizon League. Even though we’ve won national championships and played in the NCAA Tournament, what makes us proud is that our student-athletes are campus leaders. They know how to give it their all on and off the court.
WOMEN’S: Basketball Cross Country Golf Softball Soccer Tennis Track & Field (Indoor & Outdoor)
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SHINE IN ANY TIME ZONE NKU’s campus isn’t the only place our students learn. Study abroad trips are lifechanging experiences, and your journey can take you as far away—or as close —as you want. You can live new experiences instead of just observing them.
“Studying abroad is an absolute must for every student! Traveling gives you the opportunity to learn about so many beautiful cultures, and a global mindset is indispensable in the workplace. I was able to spend a week-and-a-half in London and then five weeks in Greece. The Office of Education Abroad is amazing, and the scholarship opportunities are incredible.”
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There are countless ways to make an impact, whether it’s here at home or across the globe. The Community Join fellow students and volunteer at one of hundreds of nonprofit organizations in your own backyard.
At NKU, you can make a difference. You won’t just learn about service. You’ll learn by doing.
The Region Experience philanthropic work by signing up for one of several classes that take part in the Mayerson Student Philanthropy Project. The World Travel to exotic locales as part of an alternative spring break. Students have provided health care to community clinics in Mexico and refurbished schools in the Caribbean. The Scripps Howard Center The Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement at NKU coordinates connections between the campus and community and works to create an ecosystem of engagement in which opportunities and experiences are part of a learning environment that is connected to the real world. Greek Life NKU’s Fraternity and Sorority Life collectively raises funds every year to support philanthropic organizations like the USO, Women’s Crisis Center, St. Elizabeth Breast Health Center, Chicks and Chucks and St. Baldrick’s.
641 Mayerson Student Philanthropy Project Students in 2019-20 Greek Life students completed 14,461 community service hours and raised $89,796 philanthropy dollars in 2019-20
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PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE It’s never too early to start planning for your career. Our students receive more than just a great classroom experience here. You’ll put your classroom knowledge to the test in real-world situations through research projects, co-ops, internships, student teaching, clinical rotations and service learning.
“I want to be able to interview, learn and tell the stories that matter to people. I want to learn how things that I see and encounter impact the people around me and be able to help make a change. My Journalism major is helping me learn to write these stories, while my Sociology minor is teaching me how to research and find ways to make change. Organizational Leadership is what’s going to help me take this change and move it forward.”
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“Student teaching at Simon Kenton High School has been the most impactful experience to me thus far. I’ve spent 40 hours a week teaching high school seniors. My favorite part is building relationships with my students. There is no better feeling than having a positive environment in the classroom!”
KYLE FITZGERALD ('20) Louisville, Kentucky English Education
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WHERE WILL YOUR STORY GO FROM HERE?
Wherever your heart desires. We want our students to leave campus better prepared to solve problems, create, discover, communicate and influence their communities and the world around them. From the moment you step foot on this campus, you’ll become part of the NKU family—a family of more than 70,000 students who later become outstanding alumni.
ANNA BECKER (’03) Digital Integration Planner WCPO Cincinnati
PATRICE BROOKS (’12) Human Resources Manager The Kroger Co.
SEAN DONOVAN (‘06) Co-Founder Finix Payments
KATHY ESPINOSA (’07, ’14) National Account Manager Diageo
These are just a handful of alumni who have left their mark on our community, our country and the world.
70,453 WHERE CAN YOU FIND OUR ALUMNI?
57,897 URIAH LIGGETT (’03) Senior Software Engineer Etegent Technologies
ALMA MUNOZ (’16) Med Student Harvard Medical School
JOSIAH MYERS (’17) Intensive Care Unit Nurse St. Elizabeth Healthcare
WADE WILLIAMS (’97, ’01 ) VP of Business Development REDI Cincinnati
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FRESHMAN APPLICANTS
2020-21 UNDERGRADUATE TUITION
TO BE CONSIDERED FOR FRESHMAN ADMISSION TO NKU, you must apply for admission and submit the following credentials by the published deadlines:
(12-16 credit hours) PER SEMESTER
ANNUAL
IN-STATE/RESIDENT
$4,956
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APPLY ONLINE AT nku.edu/apply
OUT-OF-STATE/NON-RESIDENT
$9,936
$19,872
$40 (NONREFUNDABLE) APPLICATION FEE
INDIANA RATE*
$4,956
$9,912
OFFICIAL HIGH-SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS OR GED SCORES
NKU is piloting “test optional” admission for most students applying for Fall 2021. Please visit nku.edu/admissions for more details.
*Indiana Rate: Indiana residents of Dearborn, Franklin, Jefferson, Ohio, Ripley and Switzerland counties are eligible for the Indiana tuition rate, which is renegotiated annually. Students must be enrolled in undergraduate degree-seeking programs and may pursue their degree on a full- or part-time basis. Tuition and housing rates are subject to change at any time as determined by the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education and NKU.
FRESHMAN DEADLINE DATES
Early action deadline...........................................................Jan. 15 Honors College priority application & scholarship deadline.....Jan. 15 Freshman scholarship deadline...........................................Feb. 15 University housing priority application deadline...............March 15 Honors College final application deadline...........................April 15 Enrollment confirmation deadline.........................................May 1 University housing application deadline................................May 1 Final deadline........................................................................July 1 Students applying after these dates will be placed based on availability. *Additional application for Honors College
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River City Promise: NKU has partnered with Gateway Community and Technical College to offer a unique program for high school graduates of Bellevue, Dayton, Holmes, Lloyd, Ludlow and Newport High Schools in Kentucky to help support students in their transition and to help ease the cost of completing a 4-year degree. Visit nku.edu/rivercitypromise for an overview and eligibility information about the program.
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FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS How do I apply for financial aid? You are encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as early as Oct. 1. Students who apply as early as possible receive priority in the awarding of limited resource funds. You must be admitted to a degree-seeking program before financial aid is awarded. Complete the FAFSA at fafsa.gov. Students and parents (if their information is required) will need current W-2s and tax returns. Be sure to indicate NKU’s school code (009275) in order for NKU to receive your information electronically.
“I chose NKU because I knew that I was more than a number. It was so easy for me to connect with people and learn more about myself in the process. The sense of community here really is indescribable. As soon as I joined a few organizations here on campus, that sold me. I didn’t feel like I could get that type of connection anywhere else.”
If you have additional questions or concerns, please visit nku.edu/financialaid or contact us at ofa@nku.edu. nku.edu/financialaid
Visit nku.edu/scholarships for information on scholarship opportunities and any required supporting documents.
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