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Middlesex Community College is a public community college with two campuses located in Lowell and Bedford, Massachusetts, USA. The college was founded in 1970 on the grounds of the Veterans Hospital in Bedford, Massachusetts. During the 1980s the college expanded to additional sites in Bedford and Burlington, Massachusetts, and eventually consolidated its campuses to the grounds of the former Marist Preparatory Seminary, off Springs Road in Bedford. In 1987, Middlesex embarked on another period of growth with the opening of its fourth campus at the Wannalancit Mills complex in Lowell. Later, the college moved to several buildings in the Kearney Square area, and the Wannalancit Mills buildings came under the management of the University of Massachusetts Lowell. In April 2008, the college acquired a former Boston & Maine railroad depot in Lowell, for future use by performing arts.programs
Creating the next generation of big thinkers. At the University of West Florida, we believe in the power of higher education to drive change: on campus, in our region, across the state and around the world. We`re equipping today`s students with the knowledge and skills needed to become tomorrow`s leaders, blazing new paths, shaping their environment and creating an even brighter future. Based in Pensacola with additional locations in the region, UWF is home to five academic colleges, offering a variety of bachelor`s and master`s degree programs, as well as specialist degrees and a doctorate in education. With a student population of more than 13,000 and an average class size of less than 40, UWF is committed to providing a close-knit academic experience and is consistently named a top "military friendly" University. UWF is more than a University. It`s a symbol of success, commitment to lifelong learning, and change.
J. McDonald Williams Institute is a Dallas, TX-based company in the Education sector.
James Madison University is a public research university in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Founded in 1908 as the State Normal and Industrial School for Women at Harrisonburg, the institution was renamed Madison College in 1938 in honor of President James Madison and then James Madison University in 1977.
The North Dakota University System includes 11 campuses: two world-class research institutions, four outstanding regional universities and five vibrant community colleges. Each campus offers different learning and living experiences, and all share a commitment to excellence and personal and professional growth. Whether students are preparing to provide health care, teach math, manage businesses, conduct research or overhaul trucks, when they leave our campuses they are prepared to be the best in their fields. Our investment in technology and the connectedness of our campuses give University System students incredible access to instruction, no matter where they live. Through partnerships with business, industry and government agencies, the campuses provide training, conduct research and stimulate economic growth - brightening the future for all of us. Access. Excellence. Innovation. All are hallmarks of the North Dakota University System.