Table:
text: Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference
Current members
Current members
Institution Location_ Nickname Founded Type_ Enrollment Joined
D`Youville College Buffalo, New York Spartans 1946 Private/Catholic 2900 2009
Franciscan University of Steubenville Steubenville, Ohio Barons 1946 Private/Catholic 2238 2008
Hilbert College Hamburg, New York Hawks 1957 Private/Catholic 1100 2005
La Roche College Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Red Hawks 1963 Private/Catholic 1957 1997
Medaille College Buffalo, New York Mavericks 1937 Private/Non-sectarian 3925 2005
Mount Aloysius College Cresson, Pennsylvania Mounties 1853 Private/Catholic 1600 2006
Penn State-Altoona Logan Township, Pennsylvania Nittany Lions 1939 Public 3800 1998
Penn State-Erie Erie, Pennsylvania Behrend Lions 1948 Public 4046 1997
University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Bradford, Pennsylvania Panthers 1963 Public 1250 1997

Question: What is the highest enrollment among schools under the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference?

Question: When was the private/non-sectarian school founded in the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference?

Question: Where is the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference school whose students are nicknamed Panther located?

Question: How many different matriculation numbers are there for the school whose students are nicknamed Barons under the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference?