Anderson University

Profileuniversity.com - Anderson University is a private liberal arts Christian university located in Anderson, Indiana, United States. Established in 1917 by the Church of God, Anderson originally a Bible training institute. And until recently, Anderson stays affiliated with the religion. Currently, Anderson has grown and developed into a fully developed undergraduate institution.

Through colleges and schools, including the School of Education, School of Nursing, School of Theology, School of Music, Theatre, and Dance, and the Terjun School of Business, Anderson offers more than 60 undergraduate majors and graduate programs in various fields of study majors.

According to the university, about 80% of the AU Religious Studies students specialize in Christian ministry and to support the program, the school sponsors a number of campus ministries, Including at homeless shelters, Prisons, or nursing homes. One of the other programs that are also much in demand by students at Anderson is Tri-S (Study, Serve, Share), which started in 1964, at which the program roomates Allows students to engage in community service while traveling abroad.

Anderson is also known by a variety of research. The university did not hesitate to disburse funds to finance these activities. Recorded since its launch in 2006, the five-year "Dreams. Discovery. Direction "endowment and a comprehensive fundraising campaign concluded with $ 113 million raised.

Of non-academic activities, especially sports, Anderson has several varsity sports teams are comprised of a team of men and women known as the Ravens, who participate in intercollegiate sports competition at the NCAA Division III athletics.

Anderson has delivered many graduates of the best in their respective fields. Many of them are currently the leading figures and well-known in the world, including the legendary major league baseball player, Carl Erskine, Christian singer, Sandi Patty, and the administrator of the TSA, John Pistole. With their fame, indirectly also the name of Anderson University.