Anderson University is looking ahead to a full slate of classes offered this summer for interested students. AU will offer more than 290 classes that provide flexibility and variety. Sessions provide both introductory and advanced courses on campus for specific majors and enrichment purposes. Classes began May 13 and end August 23.
Anderson University recognized seniors Collin Rudkin and Nabin Timsina during honors chapel/convocation on April 23, for achieving a 4.0 cumulative GPA during their years at AU. Amy Wuestefeld and Phil Hogan were also recognized with the Outstanding Senior Athlete Award for their academic and athletic accomplishments, campus involvement, and leadership.
Anderson University recently announced the launch of a new mobile application for Anderson University -- AU Mobile. AU Mobile will feature university news, campus events, admissions information and other resources. In addition, current Anderson University students will have the ability to access their personal accounts and course information through AU Mobile.
Anderson University recognized two student recipients of the Eisenhower Endowed Scholarship during a luncheon on April 17. AU junior Casey Thomas, the 2012-13 recipient of the award, and junior Layne Onks, the 2013-14 recipient, were honored during the event, which was also attended by AU alumnus Jeffrey D. Claflin BA ’81, who was instrumental in establishing the new scholarship at AU.
[Photo, from left: Layne Onks, Jeffrey D. Claflin, and Casey Thomas]
Anderson University will offer several summer camps for various ages including music, film, business, and athletics.
"Ever wonder what happens on a college campus during the summer? A lot!,” said AU Provost Dr. Marie Morris. “Come explore, discover, build, improve, and create at AU this summer. We'd love to have you!"
The School of Music, Theatre, and Dance will offer several camps.
