2013-14YEARIN REVIEW

STUDENTS CELEBRATED TUITION FREEDOM DAY February 26, 2014. With 75 percent of the school year completed, students marked the day by celebrating the fact that what they pay in tuition only covers 75 percent of the cost of their education. The rest is made up by philanthropic donations from alumni and friends.

Hundreds of Waynesburg Alumni returned to campus October 4 and 5, 2013, to celebrate

HOMECOMING Weekend. With beautiful weather and a football win, it proved to be a great weekend.

STUDENTS CELEBRATED TUITION FREEDOM DAY February 26, 2014. With 75 percent of the school year completed, students marked the day by celebrating the fact that what they pay in tuition only covers 75 percent of the cost of their education. The rest is made up by philanthropic donations from alumni and friends.

The number of alumni who made a gift to the University this year increased by

These gifts went a long way in supporting current and future students.26%

The Class of 2014 reached their goal of $10,000, completing the

LARGEST-EVER SENIOR CLASS GIFT

and endowing a scholarship to help future students.

The number of alumni who made a gift to the University this year increased by

These gifts went a long way in supporting current and future students.

The Class of 2014 reached their goal of $10,000, completing the

LARGEST-EVER SENIOR CLASS GIFT

Waynesburg University welcomed

649into the alumni family at Commencement May 18, 2014.

NEW GRADUATES

of 2012 graduates reported working full-time or attending graduate school within one year of graduation.96%

Waynesburg University was ranked a top value college for 2014 in an outcome-based college rankings index compiled by Educate To Career (ETC), which describes its rankings as an effort to deliver on the promise of the federal government’s College Scorecard by providing “actual college outcomes data.” Waynesburg ranked No. 104 out of the more than 1,200 schools listed in the nationwide ETC College Rankings Index.

The University inaugurated its 15thpresident, Douglas G. Lee, March 25, 2014. The multi-day

celebration included Day of Service and a concert by Grammy-winning Christian singer Michael W. Smith.

The University introduced NEW PROGRAMS AND CONCENTRATIONS:

Ph.D. in Counselor Education and

Supervision

Project management concentration within

the Master of Business Administration Program

Pre-Osteopathic Medicine Track through an agreement with the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

The University introduced NEW PROGRAMS AND CONCENTRATIONS:

Pre-Osteopathic Medicine Track through an agreement with the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

More than 215 STUDENTS and 20 FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS served domestically and abroad during the 2013-2014 academic year. The University offered covering a variety of academic and professional interests that gave students the opportunity to serve the Greene County community and beyond.

14 SERVICE TRIPS

In comparison to other Council for Christian Colleges & Universities (CCCU) Schools, Waynesburg University students talked about career plans with a faculty member and

Waynesburg University courses have included a community-based project (service learning), according to the University’s 2013 National Survey of

Student Engagement (NSSE) results.

28% MORE23% MORE

1,400UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

663GRADUATE/PROFESSIONAL ADULT STUDENTS

13:1 Student-to-faculty ratio

18 NCAADivision III varsity sports 70

major concentrations3 FIVE-YEAR PROGRAMS: BUSINESS, COUNSELING AND EDUCATION

CAMPUS FAITH EVENTS250+

HOURS OF ACADEMIC SERVICE LEARNING AND COMMUNITY/CIVIC ENGAGEMENT HOURS

50,000DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES

TO STUDY AND SERVE ABROAD

30+

35EXPOSURE TO MORE THAN

NATIONAL CULTURAL,POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS

LEADERS