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After serving 30 years as Coordinator of Research and Records in the Anderson University Office of Development during an unprecedented time of growth, Brenda McKee has retired. When she arrived in the fall of 1993, Anderson had just graduated its first four-year graduates since returning to baccalaureate status. She served under several presidents, including Dr. …

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Gary and Apryl Bailey, Anderson University alumni, transformed a dilapidated building into an award-winning destination in downtown Laurens. They also are committed to providing opportunities for AU students.

Morgan McCarver, a graduate of the South Carolina School of the Arts, has written a book about how our creativity as humans is God-given.

Mountain West Church Pastor Maurice “Mo” Huggins is pictured with Communications Director Angelina Chisholm. Huggins is finishing up his D.Min. studies at Anderson University’s Clamp Divinity School. Chisholm is a recent Anderson University graduate.

The South Carolina Association of School Resource Officers recognized Tracy Grate as School Resource Officer of the Year for the Upstate and also School Resource Officer of the Year for all of South Carolina. Grate is pictured at left with Capt. Robert Rivas of the Williamston Police Department.

Grayson Kirkland, left, a recent graduate of the South Carolina School of the Arts, is pictured at Wimbledon. Kirkland worked for a British conservative consultant in the summer of 2022 during the prime ministerial campaign.

A graduate of the Anderson University College of Education looks past challenges encountered in the classroom to focus on what’s really important.

Total giving for annual fundraising event is highest in University history.

After serving as assistant athletic director, director of gameday operations and coaching various sports at Wren High School, Stan Yarborough is now their athletic director.

On February 22, 2023, Anderson University marked the 20-year tenure of President Evans P. Whitaker and First Lady Diane Whitaker during the University’s annual Founders Day Convocation as faculty, staff, students and friends of the University celebrated the Whitakers’ two decades of service and leadership.