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Seventh-day Adventist Tertiary Institution Contact Information Accredited Institutions Adriatic Union College (AUC) Division: TED Status: Accredited Street address: Marusevec 82, 42243 Marusevec, Croatia Mailing address: Marusevec 82, 42243 Marusevec, Croatia Telephone: 385-(42) 290 790 Fax: 385 (42) 290 791 Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.atvu.org Board Chair: Drago Mojzeš Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Radenko Dzuver President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Ana Dzuver Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ AdventHealth University (AHU) Division: NAD Status: Accredited Street address: 671 Winyah Drive, Orlando, Florida 32803-1226 Mailing address: 671 Winyah Drive, Orlando, Florida 32803-1226 Telephone: 1 (407) 303-7747 Fax: 1 (407) 303-9408 Institution email: Institution website: www.adu.edu Board Chair: Randy Haffner Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Edwin Hernandez President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Sandra Dunbar-Smalley Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies (AIIAS) Division: SSD Status: Accredited Street address: Km. 45.5 Aguinaldo Highway, Lalaan 1, 4118 Silang, Cavite, Philippines Mailing address: AIIAS, P. O. Box 038, 4118, Silang, Cavite, Philippines Telephone: 63 (46) 414-4300 Fax: 63 (46) 414-4301 Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.aiias.edu Board Chair: Ella S. Simmons Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Ginger Ketting-Weller President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Frederick Oberholster Academic Officer email: [email protected] Version: July 29, 2021 1 Listing of Seventh-day Adventist Colleges and Universities, continued ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist University Cosendai (AUC) Division: WAD Status: Accredited Street address: Village Tong, Nanga Eboko, Upper Sanaga, Cameroon Mailing address: B. P. 401, Yaounde, Cameroon, or Boite Postale. 4, Nanga-Eboko, Cameroon Telephone: 237-22-12-83-70; 237-677-65-48-85 Fax: Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.uacosendai-edu.net Board Chair: Assembe Minyono Valere Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Jean Paul Assam President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Jean Christian Esso Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist University of Africa (AUA) Division: ECD Status: Accredited Street address: Advent Hill, Magadi Road, Ongata Rongai, Nairobi, Kenya Mailing address: Private Bag, Mbagathi 00503, Nairobi, Kenya Telephone: 254-733-333-451/452 Fax: Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.aua.ac.ke Board Chair: Ella Simmons Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Vincent Injety President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Risper Awuor Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist University of Central Africa (AUCA) Division: ECD Status: Accredited Street address: Cell: Masoro, Sector Ndera, District: Gasabo, Province: Kigali City, Rwanda Mailing address: Boite Postale 2461, Kigali, Rwanda Telephone: 250-0788-310-069 Fax: 250-87-147 Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.auca.ac.rw Board Chair: Hesron Byilingiro Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Kelvin Onongha President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Niyonzima Theogene Academic Officer email: [email protected] Version: July 29, 2021 2 Listing of Seventh-day Adventist Colleges and Universities, continued ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist University of France (AUF) Division: EUD Status: Accredited Street address: 33 Chemin du Perouzet, 74160 Collonges-sous-Saleve, France Mailing address: 33 Chemin du Perouzet, 74160 Collonges-sous-Saleve, France Telephone: 33 (4) 5087-6800 Fax: 33 (4) 5043-6580 Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.campusadventiste.edu Board Chair: Mario Brito Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Jean-Philippe Lehmann President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Gabriel Monet Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist University of Haiti (UNAH) Division: IAD Status: Accredited Street address: HT-6132 Diquini 63, Route de la Mairie de Carrefour, Port-au-Prince, Haiti Mailing address: Boite Postale 1339, Port-au-Prince, Haiti Telephone: 509-2813-1111 Fax: 509-2234-0562 Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.unah.edu.ht Board Chair: Pierre Caporal Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Edmond Seneque President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Christian Ekoto Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist University of Lukanga (UNILUK) Division: ECD Status: Accredited Street address: Lukanga, Lubero, Nord-Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo Mailing address: B.P. 180, Butembo, Nord Kivu, DRC; or P. O. Box 6965, Kampala, Uganda Telephone: 243-993-537-964 Fax: Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.uniluk.net Board Chair: Rudatinya M. Mwangachuchu Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Malembe Tatasi Fils President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Kambale Muhongya Academic Officer email: [email protected] Version: July 29, 2021 3 Listing of Seventh-day Adventist Colleges and Universities, continued ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist University of the Philippines (AUP) Division: SSD Status: Accredited Street address: Puting Kahoy, 4118 Silang, Cavite, Philippines Mailing address: P.O. Box 1772 and P.O. Box 1834, 1099 Manila, Philippines Telephone: 63 (2) 888-5867 Fax: 63 (49) 541-1228 Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.aup.edu.ph Board Chair: Romeo T. Mangiliman Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Francisco D. Gayoba President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Miriam P. Narbarte Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventist University Zurcher (AUZ) Division: SID Status: Accredited Street address: PK 135, Route Nationale 7, Sambaina, Antsirabe, Madagascar Mailing address: P.O. Box 325. Antsirabe 110, Madagascar Telephone: 261-34-44-931-07 Fax: Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.zurcher.edu.mg Board Chair: Jasmin Herinirina Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Daniel Jennah President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Harimalala Razafimahafaly Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Adventus University Cernica (AUC) Division: EUD Status: Accredited Street address: Sos Decebal, no. 11-13, 077035 Cernica, jud Ilfov, Romania Mailing address: Sos Decebal, nr. 11-13, 077035 Cernica, jud Ilfov, Romania Telephone: 40 (21) 369-5350 Fax: 40 (314) 362-269 Institution email: [email protected] Institution website: www.uadventus.ro Board Chair: Aurel Neatu Board Chair email: [email protected] President: Laurentiu Mot President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Roxana Paraschiv Academic Officer email: [email protected] Version: July 29, 2021 4 Listing of Seventh-day Adventist Colleges and Universities, continued ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Amazonia Adventist College (FAAMA) Division: SAD Status: Accredited Street address: Rod. Augusto Meira Filho (Belem/Mosqyeiro), Rod. PA 391, Km. 1 s/n, 68795-000 Benevides, PA, Brazil Mailing address: Rod. Augusto Meira Filho (Belem/Mosqyeiro), Rod. PA 391, Km. 1 s/n, 68795-000 Benevides, PA, Brazil Telephone: 55 (91) 3724-9500 Fax: Institution email: Institution website: www.faama.edu.br Board Chair: Leonino Barbosa Santiago Board Chair email: [email protected] President: José Prudencio Junior President email: [email protected] Academic Officer: Deyse Rosa Pinto Academic Officer email: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Andrews University (AU) Division: NAD Status: Accredited Street address: 4150 Administration Drive, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49104-0480 Mailing address: 4150 Administration Drive,
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