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Anderson University - Definition and Overview

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Anderson University

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Motto Academic and Christian Discovery
Established 1917
School type Private, Christian
President James L. Edwards
Location Anderson, IN, USA
Campus 310 acres (1.25 km&sup2)
Enrollment 2,250 undergraduate,
250 graduate
Faculty 2,300
Athletics NCAA Division III
Homepage www.anderson.edu

Anderson University, located in Anderson, Indiana, was founded in 1917 as the Anderson Bible Training School by the Church of God movement. It later changed its name to Anderson College and, ultimately, Anderson University.

Current enrollment is around 2,500 students including undergraduate, graduate, and PhD programs. Graduate programs are a part of the Anderson School of Theology

Athletics

The Anderson University Ravens compete in NCAA Division III athletics in the Heartland Colliegate Athletic Conference. Teams are fielded in football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, cross country and track & field.

Notable alumni

External links and references


   Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference: Anderson University | Bluffton College | College of Mount St. Joseph   
Defiance College | Franklin College | Hanover College | Manchester College | Transylvania University

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