North Greenville University
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| Motto: | Christ Makes The Difference |
| Established: | 1891 |
| Type: | Private |
| Endowment: | US $14 million |
| President: | James B. Epting |
| Undergraduates: | 2,000 |
| Location: | Tigerville, South Carolina, United States |
| Campus: | Rural |
| Colors: | Red, Black, and White - |
| Mascot: | Crusader |
| Website: | http://www.ngu.edu |
North Greenville University is a university governed by the South Carolina Baptist Convention. It is a Christian liberal arts college located in the foothills of the Appalachians in northern Greenville County, South Carolina.
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[edit] Tuition
2005-2006 school year - tuition (per semester depending on hours)
1-11 hrs (per hour) $200.00
12-19 hrs (full-time) $5,175.00
Over 19 hrs (per hour) $200.00
Housing $1,350.00
Meals (19 per week) $1,625.00
Total (full time resident students) $8,800.00 per semester
[edit] Female Housing
| Dorm | Built |
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| Simpson Hall | 1961 |
| Howard Hall | 1963 |
| Trustee and Self Hall | 1985 |
| Cline Hall | 1996 |
| Hartness Hall | 1996 |
| Howard Jr. Hall | 1996 |
| Horton-Tingle Hall | 1997 |
| Roberson Hall | 2002 |
| Emery Hall | 2000 |
| Vandiver Hall | 2006 |
| Brashier Hall | 1973 |
| Cooper Apartment | ? |
Female students also reside in houses in and around the campus.
[edit] Male Housing
| Dorm | Built |
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| Bruce Hall | 1970 |
| Units A-G | 1982 |
| Anthony Hall | 1996 |
| Crusader Court Duplexes | 2000's |
Male students also reside in houses in and around the campus.
[edit] Academic Buildings
| Name of Building | Information about Building | Picture |
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| Donnan Administration Building | Completed from 1954-55, stands in the center of campus. It contains classrooms and administrative offices. | Please request this image |
| Turner Chapel and Music Building | Completed from 1957-1958. The chapel will seat approximately 1600. A lobby, restrooms, and additional seating were added in 1998. | Please request this image |
| Averyt-Wood Learning Center | Completed in 1999. The Center consists of classrooms and Hester Memorial Library which itself was completed from 1973-1974. | Please request this image |
| Hayes Fine Arts Center | Completed in 2001. Hamlin Recital Hall is located in this building. | Please request this image |
| White Hall | Completed in the 1930s and renovated in 1992. Oldest Building on campus. Contains Professors' offices. | Please request this image |
| Hayes Ministry Center | Completed in 1996. It contains the Financial Aid Offices and Admissions. | Please request this image |
| Todd Dining Hall/Student Center | Completed in 2005. It includes the dining hall, mass communication, gameroom, post office, bookstore, offices, student center, and 63'-64' grill. | Please request this image |
| Younts Stadium | Completed in 2005. | Please request this image |
| Neves Academic Hall | Completed in 2007. The Hall used to be the old Dining hall. It now contains offices, registrar, and classrooms. | Please request this image |
| Roe Building, | Used for storage. | Please request this image |
| Crain Science Building | Completed in 1962. The building contains the departments of math, computer science, and science. | Please request this image |
| Hayes Gymnasium | Completed in 1976. The building has an outdoor pool. | Please request this image |
| Foster Academic Hall | Completed in 1965 but renovated in 2005-2006 school year. | Please request this image |
| Tuttle Clinic | Located by Foster Circle and near the Dining Hall. | Please request this image |
| Cothran Maintenance Building | Completed in 1974 and is located directly behind Bruce Hall. | Please request this image |
| Cooper Residence Hall Complex | Located directly behind the dining hall. | Please request this image |
| Public Safety Office | Located directly behind the dining hall. | Please request this image |
| Younts Fitness and Wellness Center | Completed in 1989. | Please request this image |
[edit] Clubs and Organizations
Biology Club The Biology Club is open to all students. Activities including various meetings throughout the semester, focusing on the natural world in which we live and the beauty designed by our Creator, community service in maintaining the resources with which we as believers have been entrusted, and lectures from local scientist on how to make a difference. Many members of the Biology Club are involved in undergraduate research, and have made various at regional biological conferences, the Association of Southeastern Biologists. Organization decisions are made in accordance with the Biology Club Bi-Laws, and carried out by the officers of the club in cooperation of the Faculty Adviser, Dr. Kristen G. van den Meiracker.
Student Alumni Association (formerly XAK)
Baptist Student Union (BSU) BSU is open to all students. Activities including weekly meetings for worship and fellowship, “IMPACT” teams that visit churches, mission projects, and summer ministry opportunities. BSU is the oldest student-led organization on campus and is recognized nationally as a leader in summer missions. Policies governing BSU are set by the Vice President of Denominational Relations. BSU meets every Thursday night in Turner Chapel at 7:00PM.
Brothers and Sisters Fellowship (BSF)
Sigma Tau Delta International English Society The Alpha Kappa Rho chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the International English Honor Society, was founded in spring 2002 at North Greenville University, by English professors Dr. Dee Bielecki, Dr. James Washick, and Dr. Cathy Sepko. The purpose of this organization is to recognize achievement in the studies of the English language and literature. Sigma Tau Delta hosts several on-campus events each year, including a used book sale each semester.
N.G.U. Historical Society Founded in 2007 by Dr. H. Paul Thompson and Daniel S. Hanson, it provides students with an affinity for history a place to meet with others and discuss an array of historical topics.
Intramural Sports
Campus Ministry
Adventure Club Sponsored by the Outdoor Leadership majors.
[edit] Athletics
NGU participates in many sports and is a member of the NCAA Division II and the NCCAA, the National Christian College Athletic Association.
Sports teams at NGU:
- Football (2006 Victory Bowl Champions)
- Ultimate Frisbee (Collegiate Club Level) Ninja Geese Ultimate
- Golf
- Men's Basketball
- Women's Basketball
- Cross Country
- Men's Tennis (2001-2007 NCCAA Champions)
- Women's Tennis
- Cheerleading
- Baseball
- Women's Softball
- Men's Soccer
- Women's Soccer
[edit] Athletic Milestones
Making school history, the NGU football team set a school record with 10 wins and won the first collegiate bowl game in the state of South Carolina in the 2006 Victory Bowl versus Malone College.
The NGU Men's tennis team has won six consecutive NCCAA National Championships.
[edit] Publications
The Mass Communication Department produces The Skyliner [1], the university newspaper, and The Aurora, the university yearbook.
The Mountain Laurel, produced by the English department, is the university literary magazine.
[edit] Radio
WNGR radio is a student-body run product of North Greenville University. At 95.5 "the Vibe," listeners will find a unique blend of Christian music ranging from many different styles and genres all with a Christ-centered message. WNGR plays mainstream popular music to keep fans of well known music satisfied but also plays relatively unknown music by obscure Christian artists and bands to expose listeners to fresh new music. WNGR began in 1996 as WNGC 90.5 "The Buzz". After three years of growth, the station became 92.9 WCMD. In 2002, under the leadership of Dr. Linwood Hagin and Station Manager Kris Meade, the station gained significant credibility and became WNGR 95.5 "The Vibe". With continued support from North Greenville University, its Administration, and faithful students, WNGR continues to grow into a radio station with Ministry as its focus.
Listen online at http://www.wngrradio.com
[edit] Academics
[edit] College of Science and Math
- Biology
- Secondary Education Broadfield Science (Biology Concentration) (in conjunction with the College of Education)
- Psychology
- Outdoor Leadership
- Mathematics
[edit] College of Business
- Accounting
- Applied Gerontology
- Business Administration
- Economics
- International Business
- Management
- Marketing
- Sport Management
[edit] College of Fine Arts
- Theatre
The Neb and Martha Cline School of Music
- Church Music (Praise and Worship Track and Seminary Track)
- Music Education
- Music Composition
- Music Performance
[edit] College of Christian Studies
- Christian Studies
- Intercultural Studies
- Christian Youth Ministry
[edit] College of Education
- Early Childhood Education
- Elementary Education
- Secondary Education Language Arts
- Secondary Education Broadfield Science (Biology Concentration)
[edit] College of Humanities
- English
- English Language Arts Secondary Education (in conjunction with the College of Education)
- History/Social Studies
- Interdisciplinary Studies: Two concentrations: one 24; the second 18 hours--chosen from English, History, American Studies, French, Spanish, Mass Communication, Christian Studies, Business, Science, Music, Art, plus others. The Department offering the 24 hour concentration determines whether the degree is a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science.
- Mass Communication
- Print Media
- Media Ministry
- Broadcast Media
[edit] Graduate School
The Graduate School is located in Greer, South Carolina. The facilities are located next to Fairview Baptist Church.
[edit] T. Walter Brashier Graduate School
[edit] Graduate Programs
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
The purpose of the North Greenville University MBA program is to equip students with the advanced tools enabling them to assume leadership roles in the business or professional community while gaining a Christ-centered perspective.
- Master of Christian Ministry (MCM)
The purpose of this program is to strengthen and enhance the resources and skills that students have already developed for leadership in the church.
[edit] Accreditation and Affiliation
North Greenville University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097: Telephone Number 404-679-4501) to award Associate degrees, Bachelor's and Master's degrees. North Greenville University is also a member of the South Carolina Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, the South Carolina Higher Education Assessment Network, the Southern Baptist Association of Colleges and Schools, The South Carolina Association of Colleges and Universities, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, the National Christian College Athletic Association, the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education, and Tuition Exchange, Inc. Documents of accreditation may be found in the office of the President of North Greenville University
