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Forward movement is critical to the life of the University. Compelled by strong momentum
following years of unprecedented growth, we are committed to advance boldly into the
future.
To keep the promise to “provide a high-quality education to outstanding students”
the University must strive to be on the forefront of higher education. We must always
look forward, reinventing how we do our work. It is imperative that we recruit and
retain the best faculty in their fields; provide access to the McKendree Experience
for the brightest students through aggressive use of endowed aid; maintain state-of-the-art
facilities and equipment; and offer a vibrant extracurricular program allowing us
to nurture body, mind and spirit.
~ Case Statement ~
Board of Trustees
Edward McGlynn '68
“I can’t imagine what this university would be like if over the years there weren’t donors who were willing to step up to the plate to contribute. The university has got to have new things in order ...”
Current Student
Samantha Fagerberg '17
“I don’t think that my dream would be possible without the scholarship McKendree has provided. McKendree has offered me so many opportunities just outside of the scholarship alone that are ...”
Board of Trustees
Matthew Olmsted '01
“When I came to McKendree, nothing was impossible and that’s what I want for current students today. I want them to come to McKendree University thinking nothing is ...”
Distinguished Alumnus
Cyril Curtis '43
“When I attended McKendree, I focused on my studies in math, physics, chemistry and biology in addition to the general coursework. It is vital that we provide new and updated science ...”
Professor of Management & Marketing
Dr. Jean Scheller-Sampson '83
“Great people work here, attend classes here, live here, and are involved here. You
can't get away from greatness at McKendree.”