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Anderson University Falls School of Business Anderson University Falls School of Business DBA Student/Graduate Profile - June 2016 • 100 Graduates / 66 Current Students from 16 cohorts • 35 States/4 Canadian Provinces Represented • 148 Full/Part-time Business Faculty at 101 Colleges/Universities (See list below) 18 in Industry/Non-Profit/Self-Employed CCCU and other Christian Colleges/Universities Represented Anderson University (Indiana) Greenville College (Illinois) Southeastern University (FL) Anderson University (S. Carolina) Grove City College (Pennsylvania) Southern Adventist Univ. (Tenn) Asbury University (Kentucky) Harding University (Arkansas) Southern Nazarene Univ. (OK) Azusa Pacific University (CA) Indiana Wesleyan University Southern Wesleyan Univ. (SC) Bethel University (Minnesota) John Brown University (Arkansas) SW Assembly of God Univ. (TX) Bluffton University (Ohio) Lee University (TN) SW Baptist University (Missouri) Bryan College (TN) Lewis University (IL) Spring Arbor Univ. (Michigan) Calvin College (MI) Lipscomb University (Tennessee) Spring Hill College (Alabama) Canadian Mennonite U. (Manitoba, Can) Mercyhurst University (Pennsylvania) Tabor College (Kansas) Cedarville University (OH) Messiah College (Pennsylvania) Taylor University (Indiana) Central Bible College (Missouri) Midway College (KY) Trevecca Nazarene Univ. (Tenn) College of St. Mary (Iowa) Milligan College (TN) Trinity Christian College (IL) Cornerstone University (MI) Mt. Vernon Nazarene Univ. (Ohio) Trinity Western University (B.C., Can) Crossroads Bible College (IN) Northwest Nazarene Univ. (Idaho) Tynsdale University College (Ontario,Can Crown College (MN) Ohio Christian University Union College (NE) Dakota Wesleyan University (SD) Oklahoma Christian University Univ. of Dubuque (Iowa) East Texas Baptist University (TX) Oklahoma Wesleyan University Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor (TX) Evangel University (MO) Olivet Nazarene Univ (IL) Univ. of Mobile (AL) Friends University (Kansas) Oral Roberts University (OK) Univ. of Saint Francis (IN) Gannon University (Pennsylvania) Point Loma Nazarene Univ. (CA) Univ. of Sioux Falls (SD) Gardner Webb Univ (NC) Regent University (VA) Walsh University (Ohio) Geneva College (PA) Roberts Wesleyan Univ. (New York) Waynesburg University (PA) Grace College (Indiana) Saint John Fisher College (New York) Whitworth College (Washington) Grand Canyon University (Arizona) William Jewell College (Missouri) State/Provincial/Other Private Colleges/Universities Represented Algoma University (Ontario, Canada) Indiana Institute of Technology Oregon State University Cape Breton Univ (Nova Scotia, Canada) Ivy Tech State College (Indiana) Plymouth State University (NH) Catawba College (North Carolina) ITT Technical Institute (Indiana) Transylvania University (Kentucky) Central State University (Ohio) Kentucky State University Tuskegee University (Alabama) Colby Sawyer College (New Hampshire) New Jersey Institute of Technology University of Central Oklahoma Edinboro State University (PA) Northern Michigan University University of Indianapolis (Indiana) Edgewood College (WI) Northern State Univ. (South Dakota) University of Evansville (IN) Fort Hays State University (KS) NE State University (Oklahoma) University of NW Ohio Franklin College (IN) NW Missouri St. University Univ. of Southern Indiana Franklin University of Ohio NW Oklahoma State University U. of Wisconsin – Green Bay .
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