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Discover phenomenal facilities and leading-edge technology.


Top Reasons Students Choose IWU


• Spiritual atmosphere • Faculty reputation • Academic vigor • More than 80 majors


• Leading-edge facilities and residence halls


• 100% of students receive some form of institutional aid


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iscover dynamic growth Founded in 1920, IWU is a comprehensive evangelical Christian university committed to liberal arts and professional edu- cation. Through innovative degree programs and student services, IWU has become one of the most promi- nent Christian universities in Ameri- ca. Over the past 15 years, enrollment has more than doubled, making IWU the largest institution in the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU).


Discover phenomenal facilities and leading-edge technology More than $200 million in new facili- ties have been added to the campus since 1990. Along with 11 residence facilities and townhouses, seven ma- jor buildings have been constructed, including an award-winning perform- ing arts center; a multipurpose well- ness and recreation center; a modern student center, which includes a mov- ie theater; a well-resourced library; an


Science is about the thrill of new discoveries and experiences. God’s plan for you is waiting to be revealed, with excitement and fun in the discovery. It’s all here for the living at Indiana Wesleyan University: New friends. New insights. New environment. New opportunities.


academic building that houses facili- ties for radio and TV broadcasting; and a $22 million Chapel Auditori- um. IWU’s striking facilities blend beautiful, modern architectural design with student-focused functionality. The most recent addition to the IWU campus is Ott Hall of Sciences and Nursing, which opened in the spring of 2014. The 111,250-sq. ft. health sciences building provides stu- dents expanded state-of-the-art teach- ing laboratories, research laboratories, and student interaction areas. With the new building has come a new doctoral program in Occupational Therapy and two master’s degree pro- grams in Athletic Training and Public Health. IWU’s Biology department can per- form a variety of molecular biology techniques while also offering the animal dissections that help in the learning of physiology. For Chemis- try students, GC-mass spectrometry, high-pressure liquid chromatography, FTIR, atomic absorption, UV-vis, fluo- rescence spectrometry, and nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry equipment can be found in the in-


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strumentation facility. Finally, in the Physics department, a wide array of optical and electronic equipment is available.


Our classrooms are well equipped with the latest technology for optimal learning. In fact, Indiana Wesleyan University has been recognized by the New Media Consortium as a world leader in innovative approaches to the use of technology. IWU is the first institution in the CCCU to be selected and joins an elite group of universities such as MIT, Princeton, and Yale in receiving this honor.


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