Jer Nelsen

This strategic vision, named the Lux Et Veritas Imperative, is designed to position Anderson University for future growth and impact as a leading comprehensive Christian university. The plan focuses on four main pillars: continued growth and resource development, strengthening academic culture and offerings, enhancing campus culture and student preparation for impactful lives and careers, and fostering engaging relationships. The overall purpose is to effectively serve students, alumni, community, and the church, preparing the next generation of leaders while building an academically excellent, spiritually vibrant, relationally rich, and missionally strong institution.

This Vision Statement outlines Anderson University's commitment to preparing students for a world shaped by Artificial Intelligence (AI). The plan focuses on equipping faculty to integrate AI into coursework, empowering students for creative and professional AI use, fostering critical thinking, and preparing them to assess AI's societal impacts. A key objective is to cultivate leaders who will use AI responsibly, guided by Christian principles and ethics, ensuring graduates are technologically adept, ethically grounded, and spiritually developed.

This Graduate Business Handbook outlines the programs, policies, and guiding principles for students at Anderson University's College of Business and Economics. It details the mission and vision of Anderson University and the commitments of the Graduate Business Program, emphasizing the integration of Christian faith with business concepts. The program aims to develop intelligent, ethical, and strategic thinkers, equipping graduates with comprehensive business knowledge, practical application skills, and ethical decision-making abilities for professional development and career advancement.