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Graceland University is a private liberal arts university of about 2300 students
and 150 faculty with campuses in Lamoni, Iowa and Independence, Missouri. The school,
though non-sectarian, is affiliated with the Community of Christ and was
founded in 1895 as Lamoni College. Its main campus is located in Lamoni, Iowa. This residential campus offers 43 majors and 60 degree options, 17 varsity sports, campus wide activities, and intramural sports. Among the significant architectural structures on the Lamoni Campus are the Higdon Administration Building, the Roy A. Cheville Chapel, Closson Physical Education Center, Frederick Madison Smith Library, and the Shaw Center. The Independence campus is an urban campus that houses the school of nursing, undergraduate and graduate programs in education and Community of Christ Seminary.This campus also houses the Center for the Study of the Korean War, the largest Korean War archive in the United States. |
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Established 1895 President: Dr. John D. Sellars Faculty: 146 Students: 2,351 Location Lamoni, Iowa, USA School Song: Graceland Forever Nickname: Yellowjackets Mascot: Sting Affiliations: Community of Christ Website: www.graceland.edu |
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In 1995, Graceland University acquired SkillPath, a business training company offering
seminars and classes in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
and the United Kingdom. SkillPath has offered approximately 20,000 sessions to
more than 500,000 students in 450 cities. Dr. John D. Sellars was named as Graceland's 17th president, assuming that role effective July 15, 2007. He follows Dr. Steven L. Anders (Graceland's vice president for academic affairs and dean of faculty who was appointed acting president on August 7, 2006), and John K. Menzies (who resigned as Graceland’s president on August 5, 2006). |