The School of Public Service and Administration will use A Day gifts to provide much-needed grants for students in the graduate programs, Masters of Criminal Justice and Masters of Public Service and Administration, to attend or participate in research symposiums and the Academy of Criminal Justice Seminars. Many of these graduate students are working full-time as public servants.
Because graduate scholarships are very limited, the College of Health Professions will use A Day gifts to provide financial assistance to graduate students in the Schools of Physical Therapy and Graduate Nursing programs who were students in our own undergraduate programs (nursing, kinesiology or other) for tuition, books, supplies.
A Day gifts going into the Christian Ministry Foundation Endowment provide scholarships for students answering the call into full-time Christian Ministry and Missions. It is designed to help students defray the costs of higher education and graduate with less college debt as they begin full-time ministry.
The Center for Diversity, Community and Inclusion will use A Day gifts to build Kingdom diversity at Anderson University by providing scholarships to help students of color achieve their educational goals.
Through your A Day gifts to the Anderson Fund you can Light the Journey by: 1) helping fund scholarships for students of promise and/or need, 2) providing support for student development programs, the library, faculty development, athletics, campus ministries, academic programs, or the fine arts, and a host of other programs and services, 3) helping maintain our existing campus and providing for new facilities and equipment and 4) providing for annual operational needs.
The College of Christian Studies and Clamp Divinity School will use A Day gifts to purchase additional video equipment to produce instructional content and record material for their online resources such as auministry.com, preaching.org, etc.
Campus Ministries will use A Day gifts to provide furnishings for the Chapel/Prayer Room in Brashier Glade: 50 chairs that would provide flexible seating arrangements according to the need, a clear podium, artwork appropriate to the space and a wooden box for students to leave prayer requests that staff and students would pray over.
The School of Interior Design will use A Day gifts for Steelcase AirTouch Tables and Amia Chairs, providing student instructional studio needs to accommodate increased enrollment. The School of Interior Design will also be upgrading instructional equipment technology by providing an Encore Lectern for the main studio to enhance presentation quality.
Professional and Lifelong Learning plays a vital role in the institutional culture of knowledge, where engaging and quality-driven learning takes place every day.
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