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Anderson University provides affordable and easy access to innovative, I-17 approved and STEM-focused programs designed specifically for international students.
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How can introspection, empathy, and active listening help us tell the stories of others with authenticity and understanding? This workshop, centered on the intersection of faith and politics, will challenge
Amid today’s politics and culture, Christians can reject fear, cynicism, and incivility, and choose to share a story of hope instead, while acting as agents of change. This Plenary session
Curriculum written by an Anderson University professor is part of a new initiative announced today by the South Carolina Department of Education that will provide high-quality civics education resources to
Central to that initiative is ShareDream.org, a timely and refreshing resource for people from all walks of life, a non-political effort to solve important societal challenges through the efforts of
Anderson University Vice President for Diversity, Community and Inclusion Dr. James Noble, addressed the Southern Baptist Church Pastors’ Conference June 10 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Dr. Noble, who is also
The Anderson University Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Community released a calendar of events open to the public in recognition of Black History Month: Saturday, February 3 Black History Month
Highlights of the week included chapels with artist, educator and activist Herman Keith Jr.; Michael Pigg, director of African American Engagement for the South Carolina Baptist Convention; and Dr. Pam
Anderson University will begin its MLK Celebration Week with Herman Keith Jr., a renowned artist, educator, activist and Anderson native, Monday, January 15, 2023, 10 a.m. in Henderson Auditorium. Keith
Mariana Ríos Ramírez, a children’s author from Toluca, Mexico, and currently an Anderson, South Carolina, resident, spoke to students at a Hispanic Heritage Month event at Anderson University about
Anderson University and the surrounding community paid tribute to victims of racial violence between 1894 and 1911 as a sculpture exhibit by artist Herman Keith opened on the university
How can introspection, empathy, and active listening help us tell the stories of others with authenticity and understanding?
This workshop, centered on the intersection of faith and politics, will challenge and encourage participants to build relationships of difference, especially in their political and public lives.
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